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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-05

coma AMI 70 closer The secretary was sEs-
t10rsxea 90 lafsrus the erifeY f0sf At re
present tine nothing could Do 11nes
A letter srpm Gov. Rogers ASKED for fhe
name 81 ecfne person VINO ~ousd 10 VIII
ing 20 attend. OF Ms own expense. ire
Trsnzns~Ssypi COMMERCIAL congress -
~ h~tf al Houston Ter. IN sorI a~xs
year Ia yfe~ ~ me fact fnaf tr's onys
VIII receive much - ne raw cotton ~r<
ports;i0ns 10 China and Jspsn. ire gov
error thinks 4 would - n x0o1 idea -
have . ssseE.fe pr@~us from fhsx sfss@
r. Smith. ~ ne velnnfesr~ rsespfiou
COMMITTEES asked tns eo-op~rafses - .n~
Chamber - fgnsu~rrs ~ s~eUrtra re
A. g. q Me6alloen ard ether F~v~ns1~ c-Bf-
ters faeu n to nzTh0r sor - ne com
rsftt~e % IRE day ne soldiers refurn
The director ~ ire Pfllfsrtni yssaa cosnrne~4
riaI bur~su aesesi frat . 6elexsf5on b@ s~gsf
frans IRIS STATE 70 aft@r9 fse ~atausl -
port opposition now b~tnx ne1a IN Phisa-
eiphis.
kafrev P4rneft. 9@affie property
owner re~t5ing n <~w YORK.. 8s18r-@~@s4 a
letter 20 she chamber printing gssf ire ~
eessffy - To CITY soefiAg 1sBf - water
front property He you'd <xyo- re- essy
asafsdsnx Itself - sn1zfiTs fsts p~as~rfF ars
meat@d IRE rentals Hoaf4 more fnmn On
fae Interest H~ 81 - Gar Fr4sessszo
80 mr. Example - nas raiirfsd zh~sr5ffon
~ water fr8nt Property ssf@1
TIE cfsamlseg fhen ssf0urs~3.
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IRE Lid UJI.
CITY AUTBOnu1Bs g1PnOvEAG11
% STngETS ~ 1InsT NIL.
DBsaslst WIZ - 10a11ss Thas -
1isss RssDsssl 0ss Ny - In
AasGsA -usw CeaDstess Psssssas
% Terry street $50 Terry Ave.

Seattle 10 to have . bossisvas6od ESadsucs
distrtct much smaller shan was NJ 0ros
proOosed. but with Svssy Dseepect Of IL b.
Ing extended bsforo The work u completed
About two nsOOths ass psopsrty owners.
In what In cDnssdsred the best and mast
slightly residence district IN the city. began
. movement 70 improve BY bouicyardsng
bounded by AArioa street. Bsuadwsy ana
Alder strest.
A meeting was oalls6 In The Chamber Of
Commerce and . majority at thooe present
sssr. soms chsnssd thar mind. fsanns the
ssranss pssIs;or s ~ put in nc csscais ton.
With this the matter ended for = time.
Al the corner Of Terry avenue and cojum-
~, p. s H = Lessm. 80 naa e q Ds1
paiafiai home. In tho tnmsdtate vicinity
are s.verl othsf a1egnnt homee. shs own
srs Of which wsrs dae!rous q having the
Jsct 10 view : psfiiscs wss prepared and
circulated asarinG the city cDlncll 70 pro-
ceed with the woek a. mailing backward
Try .s Ss ma q s.:s f f m"n o
4edi.On to jams streets. The petition ~
c~ivsd the signature Of every property
ewnsr in the district named and on Mon
council That body axrsed to proceed with
the work ~ onse. charging the cost to the
Abutting property
The Improvement on Terry avsrue viii
consist Of park plot fwo fees wide next TO
the property. Then = walk M fees w.de
and park plot twelve feet wide With .
rev OF trees In the center. This viii leave
= dnvewny Of twenty-mx fest 10 b paved
with asphaitum.
Tho design for Columbia street IL similar
70 that for Terry avenue with tho excsp-
ton that the outside park plos viii be ten
feet instead Of Twelve.
Since the presentation az tho petition sew
erzi property owners IN districts adjoining
the one proposed 10 10 boulsvarded have
applied TO have the work extend to their
propoffy. A. yet no action has BEEN taken
In this direction. bun II n not q. all Improb-
able. that the propossd district Will BE- en-
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WAITS NOME MONEY.



man who loses his money on a three
card game and after being In tsil from
the time of the robbery until the trial ~
an o3dssy IN criminal annals Yc; such 10
the case win carlits, who lost hts
money AZ Madison park last March
Sears. the man who - alleged 10 have got
ten the money. vas out IN bail and failed
20 show up az the time % the trial Pre-
vicus 90 this time however Sears hal re-
turned To cariiis yzD.
carliis was detained IN jsn until the
time OF the 'r.si ~ prosecuting .Itnesa
During thu. time he drew 81 per DAY Wit
ness sr~s Some weeks Arc his wife came
ur from los Angeles 10 see him. he de-
fs.ss;ed 500 with Sheriff Van De Santer
security Ter his temperance and left
tito tan. promising to report each day.
whsn hts wife vent sway he returned TO
~. tsa Consequently he had h.s original
yssa and about S54D witness fees
Yesterday ne presented . petition 20 The
court asking soy - per day for the fifteen
days ne spent with his wife. claiming that
az he had to report 20 the sheriff every
day re sas stu IN JAIL. A. ~ we're The
claim. ans i.sziiosed
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NAIL CONTRACT PENDING.


Tho general rostaffice department. has
called for bids N the matter ~ transfer
ring the mails from the Seattle ro@;ofHcc
building 20 the following four stree; rail-
gay lines OF the city. the Grant street
SEATTLE Traction. Third street and Rainier
Peach " "a a messenger service pure and
simple. the mail sb~inx merely delivered
inse the hands ~ the conductors OF ,he
ears. who become responsible for the
transfer Of the matter 20 the postcsHc~s
along their respective lines Tbrse ar~
puaiap. Columbia and Reni0n on the
RAINIER beach. is;ora. or the Third
street Fremont and Green Lake on The
SEATTLE Traction and South Seattle south
ferk and Hstwsms~h. on the Gran; street
Iae routes four ~ number are known
- Nns 81 &C.. sTi.ee III s.a ana ~ ole
asrstcfcre The service has hveu eiVen Cor
10 per month. hat Il - rot 81 all preh&hse
IN xtsw u the removal s1cu ~ the pest
once from It's present quarters four ar
nve blocks further sxsy from tho '-rurins
O. TIE reads wasfs1 that II wfii be- per
Iory7e1 f0s such figure again
Tee BIDS call for an indefinite service
vrics may Re i@rrn inssca ~ any tire az
~ TIE government has been given thirty
Gays nossce
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sTiI.,. ANoTHER vIcTIN.
Sam E~siey. Ns~saikes. vb~~ceA
of osH0.

S.us Ensiry. whose home - IN Morrow
county oregon. reached Seattle yesfef-
aay from Dawson With sac TN his po~sss-
sion, as a rswal. % nts hard work in the
North ITO left Seattle last night for
Portland Triu1s the nonsy.
shortly after hts arrival here M Ems
lev r,seg a y0ung man wh0 subsequently
relieved him ~ tss rash. and vent
ar8sna town wSfh hin The confidence
rnaa mad a bsg freight BIN 81 pay, hut
lacked the means 20 DO SO. sFSd asked Mr.
fsz=i@y fer the necessary amount whSrh
OF course eqaaiet AL the latter had. In
return 10 gave Mr.. Ersiey check -
security On . Tacoma banker. Who died
suggestive raEns - "Mcswtr~y
Late last nixnt Mr. Ensa>y b~cArn@ s1s-
r,srEas4s about thr masfas. asa& reported
inc AFFAIR 80 Cses. sullivan. Sho irsr-e~
case
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sEATTLn = xoRTnEnx AFFAIRS.


See SSoss COoDooy Now Acts
OaIy ~ Agent fer the. Rea1.
Special Dispatch to the Post Inteiligenoer.
ANACORTE6. Oct. THE following bui-
letting VA posted this afternoon IT the g.
attic = Northern ofnecs. In this city:
To AL Employees seattle q Northern
Railway: Tho PAciac Coast Company n
no longer operating the Seattle q North
ern railway. In paying the salaries OF en-
pioyes on that road. the Pacific Coast Com
pany acts simply ~ treasurer OF the Hat
tie Northern Railway Company
tSigned) ~ G. FORD
'Superinten
Replying 20 . question for an el,ridasion
OF the bulletin above mentioned when
seen at his ofllces In the Burke building
last night. J. ID. Farrell. president OF the
Pacific Coast Company said: The Pacific
Coast Company. through the Manhattan
Trust Company. OF Sew York Aold tho
Seattle n NostherN railroad months ago 10
T.. A. Bernholx. II New York The trans.
fer was made March I, and % far A. We
know Mr.. Bernholz ssiil owns the property.
which, however. IN operated for him by
the officers 81 the Pacific Coast Company
That n the only connection the Pacific
Coast Company now haa with the seattle
= Northern.
Tho notices referred % In this dispatch
were simply posted n conformity with
legal precautions"
Asked II the Great Northern had not
likely purchased the railroad, Mr.. Farrell
replied that IL II had h was not advised
OF the fact.
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PlRaY makes 4 REPORT.


Wos DsDsssDsss Issasss - . Pc.
fest TSs)s-Cssy Cso0ssp11ss A1sS
1s1ls - 0as vert To- 100sove-
0sss - Lsssss.CsssSss essvsss-
asssaSslsG Ses navy hoy - Dsss
0sse-CAaahoIs Dosy Session.
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TIE regular meeting - the order 81 IRE
Eastern star wzs 60 unusual Interest IA Z,
n.khf. owing - The fact shat Mrs n
snaS~tck - s'N}g4s grzri worthy ma
u1E or TIE order was IN che sttx After
sEe eHSsWe~s - re meeting vas sss.
pesei ot Mrs chadwick delivered a ss1ls-f
saafes> - the nsersh~rs present
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THE MOST POPULAR LINE between
81 Paul ard Chscsaw u the Ghtcmgo. NIL
vauks~ d 81 Pzaf Railway.
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SONG hits n she-. music 70 cents r~r
cosy az sherman. cgsy 4 Co. ~ s~con1
zvpnzs.
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FOR rem Fr@as aessess. sesssssas. sas
isvza tD-sing
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TMy Ms,ss sss~s.S 80 lsaaas sssA
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A iesrer vss resa from r. ". Syrso..
- Vaughn. pusrfsnx ogf fae reeds 20
nAr-o~ -ssass raa~ay from sy6n~y er
vicinity % Vaughn ~HrA -Oa-A 0p~n 40
sac, tract fof vslDaser sfn1hs- sTzs p~~-
-s re trade - NsHsrn 80 casn~ - seat
&c ln~reMd - Tannrns - res tas case
TIE sefseT rtates sn4f r~s 80 e1ers a 1rt-
ser sssrhss lsg ya3>ass Sss6s<to ss>a L.
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TRY Ho'eI sssvsa- He~ ein,nx rom
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Northeast point Mary islanS-From a
position o1 Boat hartor point. light IN
this point would - q guide 90 Mary Isl
ard foe twenty miles or northwest three
eixh;hs west. course magnetic avoiding
Hack rock and Whale rocs
Abraham issar4--ThirtYstw miles
narthse~s by ihrr--exhfhs west. cpur~s
from sap lx4anf In Clarence strait. making
the turning point Tor stickeeG strait and
locating Lincoln fecs
''soptnsast Frws Ffnxsfs island. Ia Fred
egscn sound-vesse,s bound north. vnsn
cguld clear BIRD rocks. When ~Bufs-bcDD1
could clear Northwest I've Fingers and al
l4een, foul ground also Mcfsnsd fDes.
81 10 ore course southeast dre~~lznfB sclfn
for tnlfiy-ave miles down stephens passage
10 ibis Lsnt.
''s-rtlnsI sslAna, Lynn can4l--A ixnt on
this sslsnd ~oul3 hr q guide g Gear
Foundations rock sbs ysn3~rbSt reef
Guard island. Clarence strait at aorth
ensrAne. ~ Tunxass narro~s- = sss~is " 1r'
north could pses vP hxnt from on ssip
island fourteen niles and vesmes frsrn
sen co1s siso use hxAt for guide q ~
trance az TongsJ~ rarfDvs The SANE Bxhf
would - u~efui ~ gosnx ~ Beam csnsa %
csuneTf~s and nnsnes.
Point K~fFs@f-A light ygBS mark fte
cn.nnsl and clear r4Ds, roes % ve~s~ls
hound 50 sffka az the eastward
eFzfrwsy IIzrs1~ NHzstr3 tire entrance
90 Peril stras; ard ciearn1 Merits reef
Point S@sstsssr Cap~ For. ylrts rvrrx
Reconnaissance tsss ~sbj~1t ~ yazr e.psr-
fsggs Consideration snd ATTENTION. s~ nave
tas honpr % sat~eribs ourselves Tosr one-
s-THE CHAMBER or COMMERCE OF
49, FRAscIssn xvwt,.rr
~Et~a Rvo~dfr~fs
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and anld - Would saAe shs massQ - q
cncs sn1 - fhaesugh Osnnef. He sd
there VIEW - aDpe1cafSpns % dc mon sne
6 "a. vsrs n1sssS; ihss ~ i@Sss-
abje 10 hesp tai paee WIN the sseds Of
rapsdly growing @rvics end fhes SEATTLE
49, oaiy one of many oes1ee shss we're
We left hin With Mo assurance that
ths matter vouad secssvs f0ms0sass Coo
alteration.
= rssRectfuIly sue9ne shes the Chan
befbse Tia department.. - md tn0unoo4D
o. plgeon hcsss 10 ovesy oepassDees -
Washingfon."
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-05-02
Fifty EiiipIno- s<llIed.

New YORK, April ga dis
patch from Manila says that on
Gen. Hale's advance on Calum-
pit, fifty Filipinos and one Amer
lean were killed.
Gen. Hale at 4 o'clock yester-
terday afternoon had crossed the
Bagbag and had reached posi-
ton a quarter of a mile from
Calumpit, thus commanding the
ford. Prisoners captured by
Gen. Hale's troops say Aguinaldo
and the Filipino staff are at Cal
umpit with a great force of Fill
pino troops.
Although the sticky condition
of the ground, due to a rain
storm, seriously impeded its pro
gress. Gen. Lawton's column left
San Jose today, and is expected
to reach Norzagaray tonight
Col. Summers is marching
from Bocaua with two battalions
each from the Oregon and Min
nesota regiments, three troops
lof cavalry and two guns.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-05-02
Think~ Buffalo Hump Is O. n.

Jas. w. Turnbull in a recent
letter to Rodney Williams, of
Challis, thinks the Buffalo Hump
country is all right, as will be
seen by the following
Buffalo Hump is a hummer.
and think it is all right from
what l can learn. My son just
came in from that country where
he has been all winter, and says
it is developing well. The Big
Buffalo are putting up 10-stamp
mill, and all the machinery is on
the ground. The Hobson claim
was sold for S25, 900, and it is
one of the best claims in the
camp. There is 15 feet of snow
there now, and the ground will
not be bare until July, and a
person can Judge better then, but
so far she beats any mining ex-
citement | ever saw. People are
simply crazy. The claim-holder
that has not sold it is his own
fault.
There is another big excite
ment down on the river In line
with the Hump. One group,
hear is bonded for $500. coo. An
other excitement has just broken
out about 80 miles down the riv'
er. My boys have just started
down to it. l prospected piece
of rock from it that is out OF
sight, aud if there is any quaint
ty it is all right. You missed il
badly in leaving here. The
Hump ore is going to sulphurets
but better values"
JAS. w. TURNBULL,
Florence, Id, April z, 1899.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-05-02
OF Intere~t 10 Water Users.

1t now being my duty to ap-
point Water Masters for the var
ious Water Districts of my Judi.
cial District, l would suggest
that the water users in each Dis
trict, by petition or otherwise,
suggest to me suitable person,
reasonable compensation and
when his services should begin,
etc.
This has been done In a numb
er of instances. and will largely
aid the Court or Judge in making
appointments.
1t might be well to suggest, as
often as possible non-users OF
the water in question. as | will
only make such appointment
when there is no opposition, OF
when all are united on some one
of their number.
G. o. SToCKSLAGER,
Judge of the Fourth JudiciaI
District of Idaho.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-05-02
Notice of Forfeiture.
To N. ,. Sharp and A j. Pierce, their heirs OIL
assigns

To N. ,. Sharp and A j. Pierce, their heirs or
assigns
You are hereby notified that we have expend-
ed the sum Of $500 In labor and improvements
upon the Eureka" Sulphur" and Midway
mining claims, situated In the Seafoam Mining
District, Custer county. Idaho. in order TO hold
said premises under the provisions Of Section
2324 Revised Statutes Of the United States be-
ing the amount required TO hold the same for
the years ending December 5lst, ls97. and Dec
ember 3lst. 1888.
And II within ninety days from the service Of
this notice (or within ninety days after this
notice by pubiication) you fail or refuse 70 con-
tribute your proportion Of such expenditure as
co-owners, which amounts 10 sl5O and costs Of
advertising. amounting to the sum Of so. or a
total OF tI70. your interest in said claims viii
become the property OF the subscribers under
said Section zsz4.
HENRY DUFFY.
DAVID CLUM,
MAT. WOAACRS.
Dated at Challis. Idaho, April 18th, 1889.
First publication May 2nd, ls99-
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In the District Court OF the Fourth Judicial
District OF Idaho. in Hnd for Custer county.
CLAYTON Mining and Smelling Company. tsl
Corporatioal. Plaintiff,
Alexander Pfeirer. surviving partner OF
A & ]. Pfei6er. Defendant
Notice is hereby given that al attachment
has been issued in the shove entitled action.
against the property Of the Defendant in sand
action
witness my hand this sTth day OF April
(SEAL). A. D.. 1879.
GEO. E KEYES, Clerk.
First publication May End, lSeo.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY. IDAHO,
April 1lth, 1889.

LAND OFFICE AT HALEY. IDAHO.
April 1lth. 1889. (
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
TO make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before l. h.
Johnston, c. S. Commissioner st Challis on
May 9th. 1929 viz William II. Millick, for
the 81 SEA Sec. 4. TIP. "a. n. R. ICE. B. 81.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land. viz:
John w. Stephens. Daniel Stephens. Daniel
e. Breyer. John c. Dougherty. All of Challis,
Idaho.
N. JgSHARP, Register.
First publication April 18th. 1859.
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| IOmcer; JOS. n. GlLZer, Oh clay
ton, was v. G.; Thos. J. Paul,
Secretary, and NJ. NJ. Sweet,
Chaplain. AS the writer of this
article acted the part of Chap
lain, and modesty forbids throw
ing boquets at ourself, it is suf-
ficient and Just to state that the
others who took part in these ex-
ercises did well, and filed their
respective positions with credit.
Following these exercises was
a choice selection by the Challis
Choir of the Congregational
Church. During the program of
the day they treated us to many
beautiful selections well render
ed and received. The Choir con-
sists of Mrs. l.. III. Johnston,
Mrs. G.. Pierce, Mrs. Foster, Mrs.
F. A. Reed, Miss Mary Meyer,
f. A. Reed, II. F. Powell and
Rev. Guy Foster.
Orations were delivered by
James F. Wilkinson. 2. G.. Past
Grand), and Mrs. F. A. Bomar,
| D. D. P, District Deputy Presi-
dent). Mr.. Wilkinson spoke in
behalf of the Subordinate and
Encampment branches of the
Order, while Mrs. Bomar took
for her subject the Rebekah
branch. Both made excellent
speeches-short, as the time
would not permit-but impres-
sive and well delivered.
How Scroggin' Jined The
/ Order" a humorous recitation,
was delivered by Miss May Pur-
viance. Considering the length
and difficulty that she had tC
contend with did well.
The Motto of Our Order
Friendship. Love and Truth,
was spoken by three little girls
dressed in white, the names OF
which appear in the program
One spoke a verse on Friend
Ship" and wore a wide white
silk ribbon printed in bold gil
,, letters, bearing the the frs
word of the motto: Friend
ship" The next juvenile speak
er wore a blue ribbon sash and
represented the second word o
, the motto: Love" and the thirC
little girl wore scarlet ribbon
!, sash and represented the las
word in the motto Truth.
: This was beautiful part in tn
program.
Immediately following th'
, above was a Young Ladies
Chorus, which was rendered in
very excellent manner by Mis-
Mary Meyer. Miss Mamie Row.
: es, Miss Birdina Tennell. Mis-
, Beatrice Bradbury and Miss Ma.
Purviance.
I The last song on the program
! was a sweet little selection b,
Maude Ebberts.
et GRAND BALL.
r AT night a grand ball was Civ
en- at the hall by Silver Lea
' Rebekah No. 81. which was quit
: largely attended, we believ
S there being forty tickets sold
), The ''hop" was a brilliant affair
; and was a success both social
t and financially. 1t was in ia
! neighborhood of $50 when th
+ orchestra struck up the gran
e march, which was lead by Nj
b and Mrs. F. A. Reed, and th
d merry dance continued till day
: break on the morning of Apr
). 9th. The orchestra consiste
e of Mr.. and Mrs Bomar an
i prof" Ebberts. Prompter :
1t Albert Honey. Floor Director;
e IT. ]. Paul and Geo. E. Keye:
d Door-keeper A. P. Challi
Ie Reception Committee:-Mrs. Ha
tie P. Penwell. Mrs Belle v
nd Thompson. and Judge ]. G. FIJI
q nell. Supper was given by Mr.
u " A. Strand.
ir Taking everything into col
P. sideration, and despite the wal
I'd of the chronic "kickers, y ever
Sc &c feature of the day proved a d
- cided success.
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Notice for Publication.
HoMEsTEAD-FISAL PRooF)
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO,

moMEsTEAD-FISALP PROOF
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO,
April 18th. 1889. (
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
TO make final proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made before ID. E. Nc
Callum. U. S. Commissioner. at Houston. Ida
no. on June 5th 1899 viz Dwight Peck. for
The NJ NEA Sec. 81, M NW14 sec. 81, Tp- 9.
N. X. slE. b. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
OF said land, viz
J. y. Dickey, OF Diclkey. Idaho.
Carl schoonover, Of Houston, idaho.
H. E. Gilbert,
First publication April IS 1879.
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Notice for Publication.
(Homestead-Final Proof.)
LAND OFFICE At HALEY, IDAHO

(Homestead-Final Proof)
LAND OFFICE At HALEY IDAHO,
April 7th, 1899. (
Notice is hereby given that ahe following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
TO make final proof In support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before ID. Z. Nc
Callum, U. s. Commissioner. at Houston. Ida
no. on May 24th, 1899. viz: Robert NJ. David
son, for the SE1%. SEX Sec. "a, NE1z NEZ. Sec.
Is, and Lots 4, Sec. 49, Lot 1, Sec. 30, TIP. 8, N.
X. 23E, B. M
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
of said land, viz
d. A. McCulloch, Stephen Navarro. John
Idaho
Nj. SHARP, Register.
First publication April 18th, 1899.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-05-02

A Manila dispatch to the NY.
Journal, dated April Goth, says
..Gen. MacArthur's division, 5000
troops, annihilated the insurg-
ents at Calumpit today. Eight
Americans were killed. Calum'
pit is the key to the whole OF
the northern Luzon."
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-05-02
Boarding HONSG.

Mrs. Hollie Elder is now locat-
ed on Pleasant Avenue, Challis,
where she will be pleased to
meet all her old customers that
patronized her when she was
keeping the Boyd hotel on Main
Street.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-05-02
Notice of Forfeiture.

To John w. Garratt, of st. Louis, Mo-:
You are hereby notified that In accordance
with the provisions OF Section 1924 OF the Revis-
ed Statutes OF the United States, l. John
Dudley, who am your co-owner in the following
mining claims, to-wit One-ha interest In
the "Oalifornia; =; one half interest in they Wm.
j. Bryan :" and one half interest in the Trade
Dollar" all of which is situated in Yankee Fork
Mining District. Custer county, Idaho, that /
have expended in labor and Improvements for
assessments three hundred dollars on said
claims for the year 1898. CT which the said John
w Garratt is one-half owner in the above
named claims, OF which his part being sl5O00
Now therefore. you are hereby notified that II
you fail or neglect TO pay to ssch co-owner.
John Dudley, said proportion as by law requir-
ed. together with legal fees Tor puohcauon
herein for 90 days after full publication as In
2 said section prescribed, your said interest IN
the above named mining claims will be forfeit
ed and will become the property OF said CO.
owner John Dudley. Publication fees $500.
, PAYMENT can be made to the undersigned. 81
Custer, Idaho. JOHN DUDLEY,
Co-owner
First publication Jan. II, 1899.