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allowed
her
traded
?hf <£\mvt ^uHctin.
ßl VOllIC tXH'NTY, ii»*ho.
young
the
tic»,
frightful
whoee
j life
„ ■ ! Such
The Denver "Mining Induatry, in
»peaking of Prof. Kimball*, invention
whereby be can locate ore laaiie* by
the old of electricity, i* inclined to be 1
incredulous, notwithstanding the *c- [m |,|j
count, of hi* wonderful di.coverie* a- directing
published in the Denver News, and
mention of which haa been made in j ¥0t ^
the Salt Lake Stock Exchange Journal having
The Industry editor, it would «sein, ia
unbeliever, aud ia not open even to (hat
conviction, notwithstanding that the RO
invention is no more beyond the range ; lo j
. f possibilities than was the telephone,
the telegraph, the phonograph or the
Uvr, r "wer' XrtlÏwing îhe dam» j ci«y
mad'by Kimball, the Industry says : ( ti-s
-The new pfflceaa mao is still ahroatl ; •"«'»*.
In,
Esmis »so Caorsisrok
O. V. PAVXK, • •
Rocky Bab, October 24. 1*91.
AN UNBKUIKVEH.
an
The
suceess.
iu the land—this time with iron ,\v
Ihe base ol .melting instead of
A
diet bits also arisen (confounding
the ordinary aasayer) who can smelt m-ss,
. , tiiciule rock fluxts effects
tin oui ol I fill
which necessitates lea. than 600 de
Any higher heat would ol
horn h.s tin up. He has Ins followers give
ami think» he is an immense success (»
But still greater than he is t it man
with the secret electrical machine pj
whieli indicates the presence of either
lead, imn, copper, etc., The
"" n1, '
...
rite* **
bail. Of course It« is succédai. A
pr<*I
give* t»f heat.
gold, silver,
distinguishes between these
also their dis unee front the sur
giving
face, their direction, boundaries, etc
Verily we shall *<>on have antiquated aurt
smelting anti milling plants, aasayer. new
looking for work tqK.ii alraduniinl
pavements, prtstpector* coming in from ( j r(H
the bills sod gulches, und a general m .j|]
reorganization of the whole btiwuess of rt.yal
mining from the pnm,a ctora on «•(»»" j
slung the line to coinage mints Isa.K
ing for float and trac ing it upwards to „.q,
from which it was eroded Most
digging down to find the
now.
I lie source
snd then
. ,
vein are no longer necessary, tor tut
modern prosjieclor is to lie built some-1
the plan of the entirely i
»hat u|am
nualerii house—wired lor electricity, 1
1 having all the conveniences known
and art for comfort and tie
an
to m!i«'nce
The hurro will be turned tint
diamond hitcll" will •
longer puzzle the tenderfoot nor,
pinch the pauncli of the gentle mule j
The placer miner will throw away hi.
op orpict pan" and "colors ' will never
again dazzle the vision
heart "I the old California miner. The
term "propf ector" must fall into the
disuse and a new coin must lie in
vented appropriate to the new condi
IV« have prospected ami wo
gance.
to grass, and the
I,. ■
or enthuse the
lions.
have panned, anil are familiar with the'
joyful sensation* attendant upon tin- ;
covering * vein or discovering paying
hut we have never yet h 1.
"color',
the thrill of delight attendant upon
the turning down of the electrical in
dicator where no signs of mineral arc
insight. What n flood id sens i lions
otherwise must surg,
the brain a» the hearer of
pleasurable or
Upon
llie new machine reads off the kind of
mineral licit lies heneath hi* feel, it#
A big rich
value, hulk and trend.
"find" will produce—what the old
experienced—« feel-1
Unseen influence* have
pr«»i*|H*ct«»r never
iug of awe.
jienetraietl the ground and recorded
what, where and how mineral is hid
d all
Electricity, that greatest
den.
agent* conquered by man, ha* pirree 1
the earth and revealed what neither |
hi* eyes nor all hi* year* of mining
exjierience could have even remotely
Further te*t* *nd proofs!
gut-sued at.
of this novel earth reading machine
will tie eagerly awaited by it* believers J
and it# countle»s host* of unbeliever*
The Administration is casting long
ing eye* towards the Sandwich I»
iauds, just a# John Bull lia* Urn do
ing some time, mid it i* talked in
Washinglft.1 that Admirable Brown,
now in Chilian w Cer*, i» under older*
Wen select«d for this U»k because of
hi* popularity witli the Queen »nd the
people of the" HawsiUn Islandi. It is
h .Ungermis businea», and may lead to
to procetd to Honolulu to negotiate
for the control of the Ii-litnd by tho
United Htale*. Admiral Brown lm*
war with England.
One of the mo*t #enaeU-»a and rep
reliensible practice* oecuriing in mmi
ern society i* the indiscriminate kiss
ing which i* uot only tolerated hut en
couraged by many in the nio»t thought
leak manner. The danger of commun
icating ¥*ri<>u* loallinome di*e»-e* in
. . ,
thi* manner i* mqch great« r than is
supposed. Dreadful and disgraceful
maladie* have not infrequeuily been
traced to tlli* source of infection. A
physician recently reported in the St.
latuia Courier of Medicine, s most
di*tre*»ing case in which s young uiar
iio I httlv of exct-ileitl character Ik
. , , ... . , ...
(Mtneinfeo .d witli s most horrible
MIC ctrcum
- _ __t., iu.« *Atn«* m tl A iit„
SMiMt* Were trul) diwr. »mg, snd the
vtuinif Wfiiniiii'fi chiifiit'tpr WdS llkflv
young woiinui» ciMr^usr wn# jik*
to be impeached »nd her saris! «t«qd
* . . .
Ing destroyed. Ehe singularly saved
, , ,. , .
her very good reputation snd poti
Hun by tracing the infection to » err
tain von ne min rahn suoraised lotie
ism young man, wno, *upin>*e Mine
pf good cUarsctor and habita, had been
«.id Uutth*. m i dia am
allowed the habit of frequently
her bnl»y.
traded ibo horrible dinesse from «!>••
who «an »uffitring from
of gro** inimomli
The little on« bad con
young man,
the cOiUM-qutinco»
tic», and thus communicated the came j
frightful diaeaae to the voung mother, I
whoee character, to aay nothing of her j
j life aud health, were
! Such rare* may ta) more numerou#
. ncnl j|y known—Journal of
^ *
--...
1 Although President Hnrriaon hna
[m |,|j t .ly declined to violate the law by
directing that Republican voters in the
departments la- allowed to go home to
j ¥0t ^ on tlle gj ,,f November, without
having the lime loal deducted from 1
p„y ( it it privately understood
(hat they may go—in fact they must
RO a|1 d that somis way will lie found j
; lo j (rcVHn t tlieir pay being docked. |
j ci«y .j» h. their office and talk to par- J
( ti-s «n Boston, Philadelphia. Bah.
; •"«'»*. Washington. Albany and Uuffa
In, with ease and accuracy.
thus imperiled. !
The long distance telephone is a j
Business men in New York
suceess.
Nervous Oebltltjf.
A gentleman having
Nervous Prostration, Seminal Weak-1
m-ss, Premature Decay, and all the evil
effects ol early indiscretion and youth t S
fill folly, is aniiou. m make known m
SELF- ,7
ol TRE To th.wc who wish, and w,
give »um ' ,c ,Tf tl.« re is
(» > J MU . l .,., !lfuUv ' f n Cll „.
j n confidence, .Iamk» W. one
pj NKNKV , 42 Cedar st., N. Y.
—
The Harvest U £ » his
' From $3.01) U» $10.00 ,s r day awaits
... |arson» who will engage
No ex|»erienc,e necessary to in
in r»'|*rf'H4*nting otir
chased
for
bin.
are
each
cents
who
The
are
well
The
ing
Ik-i-ii cured of i
aurt . you sucre
new and most eompleieJ»" r k
7.NG ABROAD, linn
( j r(H j H aro w ,,iti,, K for it ami the liai vest
m .j|] ) M . great. This lasik contains 448
of rt.yal quarto pages, eomprehending
j njwHy ' ..Vi „7t .-.V''iV.vt r
ver B ,„| |.l ,ek stamping, and j
to „.q, (or )M ,| V >' , e.q.ital rtaptired.
Most hla-rai terms made known on
application.
now.
K
lill
Addre-«,
, L. P. MiLiJta A Co.,
Main ft , Stockton, California,
i
1
,v
•
nor,
j
hi.
the
in
wo
the
NIDEC C*«*h». UMUnliaMl, Irw*«.
LU nto Hoirtrnrtt. Whooping Cooflh. Cronn.
fora Tarnst, »atliina. and «very aito ra of tho
throat. Lungs and Chsst. rncludin* Coutumptlsn,
hocmir ami permanent, (jemmra u(mul "I 89418.
the
Glenn' Ferry
the'
tin- ;
1.
mg
JfORWARDIN g
in
arc
Commission House.
W.M.Stockton&Go
lions
of
of
it# Respectfully announce to the people
of Pine Grove, Rocky Bar and
Atlanta that they have ea
tahlished a Forwarding
Of Gh nil's Ferry, Idaho,
rich
old
feel-1
have
Am j promptly attend to all goods
hid
all
HoUho at that place,
shipped to their care and
destined for the Rooky
Bar country.
1
neither |
proofs!
Maik gooil* "('are H. <k Co.,"
Glenn'* Ferry.
ITOU SALE
J . '
THE BA9C0M RANCH.
long- ()|j St)Ulll j ltl j K0
I»
do
in
I.ivcr, two mile*
rtlwivj the
SHAKE CREEK MINE?).
lt ennlrtin« 100 itérés of g-Mwl 1*nd, ■
Brown, H p ,>,,G.-r fence mid now lots 40 »eres
older* jn timothy und ulfalf».
Tile whole tract of Isiid i* lill.-«W(—
not one »ere hut c»n i»- cultivitl«*<l. It
i* one of the best Stock Ranches in
Idaho. Grain and vegetables of »11
of kind* do well. It ha* produced a*
the high u* 600 bushel* of imtHtoe* per
It is '«to. Plenty uf WATER for irrigst
to "'^{'"/J'^huod log dwelling house,
stuhb-*. Work shop, corral* etc.
Gooil hay pa-**, gl»»! mower and!
Tiger rskc l*nh new. Flow* and tools. 1
Will wll cheap for e»»h.
JAMK.-J A NICHOLSON !
Riwky Har, September 13.
tho
lm*
rep
mmi
kiss
en
thought
commun- . ,
in Stlf A Ni I E O i« pra*"' 'cKacitBSs!
STl'IMUm. MINIHTEftK. liRbitll MK» «.I I..4
than is mi» w«t,t«Ju» «««r> fr" »».. ''•'''''t'»
i«m ^ ^
been '"r.^Tto'Äs "«Truu «totogikiik
A torw»Waa wM ratal trat« kixau
HKTTF-a ?THAN A 0*H#«ï
N1NK Ko dkfiiUl immM.
HELP
Footprints of tiir Worlds Histirv.
St.
most
uiar
Ik- Th. stmKV or THK n »TIOnr
... KklUJ 1-0 Oc«l»» b*a Uk»»l. Ac
horrible «.„hr. il. »m u ,4iMi
MMarv.YR.tV'Kl, At>YKStt:«e. smt thr ««.r.l«art
ctrcum- »oSl.Et:n i. I.I.MS «i Ih. "ne tMW«l.
A iit„ iwtt« «rtuli. THKU.l>U(â STOHiFifl of Uw <l«y» «*f
the , hl ,^ r , H ,, i ,,,, w uns;..«*
llkflv bd*! CKl a tl'MlJ* Ah»* A f*»i('wWctV'ti <■! «h? «r
jik* ii,n,nd uw™
«t«qd- tara. Jtw m.rf *»«-4 rt«i x»* «-.*«( U-«0ky. Um
. uat\T SfcLr Ki»l C VTC.H .-rat l... toato t#r IM-Wto
saved *»m on, mo lii»niim »L II.I.I HIXA
. TU)«» tta.lt IW st.,1 e.iiyravi«*.. ani hn*U*i.t
poti- («i^txiLoMUi Plats». K.ra.K.iy «nd«ii . m
» err- nüs^o-l «** »»oJztat b.t-.*ra-« b>i*i-i, y*«i*
lotie Haètedid l itoM rau a areatararail tail rultobn tool
Mine fra> Adotra., ttWTuan ai. ci ft
been J«Ur** « V#-». to
!
Hr vx » iih.'as »nt roii\ clauk »iupatii
Til* «OKU. CSLkkkOTk» lll«T<
IAN9.
«-"4*1 in Ihc
c*f tl*«
\ ri h *t -rch^'4*« of
Nl »
READ and TELL TOUR NEIGHBORS.
That wo are closing
out our Rocky Rar
Htorc for the coming
winter and now offer
our friend« and cus
tomers all the goods
we have in stock at
j
I
j
to
1
j
|
J
!
COST and LESS,
to close them out. Call
and ace ua, and wo
will convince you that
when we HÂY AT
COST and LESS, we
mean it, and can nave
you money on
goods you need in our
line, and thank you,
one and ad, for paat
favors and generous
patronage.
what
Fletcher & Fletcher
a j
Elmore Bulletin and S. F. Examiner
FOR S4.00 AYEAR IN ADVANCE.
YOU WANT
evil
t S an Francisco paper and of course you want a ffonrj one.
m yVEEKLY EXAMINER fills the want completely, for it is the best
,7 £££ * every week not only all the news, but the best literary
"„fSSSS matter published on the American continent-that
re is its specialty , bciii" th/best. It wants your subscription—yours
„. particularly—and offers not only to you. but to every othef subscriber
W. one or more attractive premiums.
In the first place, it gives every subscriber, one of the four mag
nificent etchings or paintings described below, and delivers it safely at
his address, postage paid.
" The Retreat from Moscow," by Meissonier,
"The Roman Chariot Race," by A. Wagner.
in- Ffc h of lhrw t ^.., ulr , i, 21x2« mehr», and they are elegtntly repr slucr ! in fac dm 1«,
otir «bowing «very lint tod color ol the gicat Ofi^naii, wthcr one of which could out be pur
chased (or $100,000.
Women and Children First," by C. Napier Hemy,
Christ Leaving the Pra&torium" by Custave Dore.
Kkchof thnr piriure« i. reproduced in photogravure, »ire 81*38, and eminently fute.1
for (ranting, an t will adorn the wallt of the mu»t refined houte.
Koch tubteriber has the choice of any one of lhe»e four picture», which will be mtileu
bin. in a tube duecl from the EXAMINE office, at toon at the tuhtcoplton .< rec-ived.
In the second place, it will give 5,000 premiums, valued in the
aggregate at about $125.000 to its subscribers this year. It there an
50,000 suoscribers, onc in ten will get onc of these premiums , i, men
are 100,000, only onc in twenty. Hut no matter how many there are
each and everyone of these premiums—which range in value from 5c
cents to $6 000- will be given absolutely without cost to some of those
who have paid $1.50 for the WEEKLY EXAMINER for one year
The EXAMINER is thoroughly responsible, as you know, or as Wells.
Fargo Sc Co. or any bank or commercial agency in San Francisco will
assure you, and the leading men of the city will see that its premiums
are distributed exactly as agreed am! that every subscriber no matter
where he is located, will receive just what is assigned to him. ^
Of course you want your home pa|>er also, and you can just as
well as not save a little money by taking the EXAMINER with it
The price of the WEEKLY EXAMINER is $1 50 per year, includ
ing the premium picture and your share of the $125.000 list of pre
maims, which arc fully described in the twelve page Premium Supple
ment, which will be sent free on application to
W. R. 11 KARST, Publisher, San Francisco, CaL
of i
The
vest
448
r
and j
on
6«
Cronn.
tho
89418.
The F.X VMINF.U und Hie I'LMOIJE BULLETIN, the con.him d price id
which i» $4 60, will be sent vmi tor one yur, postuge paid, for $4 00. Hend
the money to the BfU.rriN. Rocky B«r, Idaho, and your sulrsenplion will lie
promptly forw.irdetl to the Examiner, und you will receive therefor the Ex
amixkk'h reci-ipt. You cun get s l*remi ini Hupplement by apply*
ai the Elmore Bin letin office. _
mg
!
N. B. RATHBONE'S
New Barber Shop.
and Bath House.
ROCKY BAU, IDAHO.
TIM DOWNEY
Bog! & Shoemaker
-
i
ROCKY HAR. IDAHO,
■
It
in
»11
a*
per
gjWTry me and y.«. will not goawny
di-satisfied
and! TIM DOWNEV, Tho Shoemaker.
1
!
Fine Boots and Shoes Made to
Order at living Prices.
REPAIRING NEATLY
DONE.
Soldier* Diaalded Since the W *r are
I..4 Entitled
iwwimt .kIo*. »„.i ,«r«nu w* .lewu-re
^ *?«• *
JAMES TANNER
L*4t Cuau.iral.aMir ganLora/' Wuanànlui li C
PENSIONS
THE niHAWUTY BILL IF A LA*
■
Hr »M Mp
• 1 M I
A book ot o»«r I*«* 1 *.
fhtny m«r*> InfwmHlon »4
t a lu- to mi . t rlirarr« thi»« *-*.y
f Oliver whHiijtlfil
»«od 1*
r iwMUi'rd, h»k ioy a i-ln-nltUtNi r»
HivMt Nfwtf^wr H roWf of w«»«
.«»M* t uy l fi m b twHM*. with «h« l**r Une
r» of
«*f
«r- tit»tt
uw™ i«
Um- i
IM-Wto
HIXA
hn*U*i.t
m
y*«i* "inn.to «ra u» ,* -a
tool
y
to
!
NE\YSr\PER
ADVERTISING
Ihc
tl*«
of
M
k1«m the «am« of
«Y«r» |M*wr «'»i*Wf
AN «1 »Hr Hw«* |«kp«
iw II * •» I
I u
. ill «
li (KipiUikHi with ptiew M the M» h»r •'tt*
w.!« t»i list« .*1 «hath. L-»i»Mirv, «tlUirtt *i* »
K.rg *»•» ntvrm IN (Blur *•* dtn«*« «d« *r
«•r «Vwfi wi«H*»4 4* 1 »«iwt'iNf.1 fn*'! H tMiljr
itwéErAy
(vw fur ti»« moNSV ' «I--.
»*dt pM «ny «Htm»« f*>r AU rmtv A-Mr« «1
IbHrwA à On, ht'tivAwa «nd «k**f*l %A
n.0l « **f «*«4 wet
H4 -W» e»
with
NAT HALLt
ÂC'j
:L
The Blacksmith,
ROCKY BAR, IDAHO.
Horse Shoeing a Specialty.
Also, WAGON WORK.
Steel wedges anJ hammers for wood
choppt rs.
fjF Satisfaction guaranteed.
PATENTS
Careal«. *nd
•nt buNin«**
Our omet I« Oppn^tYf U S. latent Oikee.
and wo ran ««mre patent in te#« tisi« than thoao
- remote from Wnehlnirtoc
fegend model, drawing or photo., with dwwrtp
i lion. We advl#»«. If paten« Able or not. he« of
ebarfe. Our f**« not due till patent I« eerured
A Pamphlet. "How t*» Obtain l*at«nU." with
name* of annal client» in jronrdlate, county, or
Wwq, tent free. Addre»».
Trade Mark* obtained, and all !*at
roiHlarted for Mndcrat* Feet.
I
C. A. SNOW & CO.
INVESTMEN1
SE0UR1TIES
SAFE
1
MUNtCIPAL BONDS
INDUSTRIAL STOCKS
CORPORATION BONDS
APPROVED BANK STOCKS
CAREFULLY SELECTED
TRIED. SAFE.
PAY GOOD INTEREST
—ALSO—
DffStytAffLff IMV1BTMBNT PMOPCBTI^C
•n pnoe^ffitdue Oitiis.
ro« *ULL PARTICULAR« AND RgrENCNCC3
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•DEALER IN
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18
of
Dry Goods end Groceries
Hats, Gaps, Boots, 8hoes, Tobaccos,
CROCKERY,
HARDWARE,
QUEENS WARE, Etc.
Also Fresh Fruits of All Kiuds, and
1
Nuts and Candies.
POST OFFICE BUILDING.
ALTURAS HOTEL,
JOBS I. Cir.HAY, Prop.
SPLENDID TABLE BOARD,
a.
m
Rooms Nicely Furnished,
0
M
SI
Stage« for Glenn's Ferry anti Mountain Home, on the Oregou
Short Line, leaves the Hotel every morning at six
o'clock.
Stage arrives daily at 7 p. m.
Pains Taken for the Accommodation of Commercial Travelers.
CENTftALLY LOCATED
Appointments Complete and
Rates Satisfactory.
no.1.all«'.
ha»
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
! lot
Minin.
! in th«
a,
ter
»S
I
to HW
corner
So
' and
► r.
Mining
. No
(»ortion
Th«
' er.
pnpc
•nil
A'l
qulietl
jxD
tht*v
the
A Cure for the Ailments of Man and Beast
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MIXING APPLICATION No. 36Î
Cnn» em U» Oma,
Huun. Idaho, JutjU. lMn.
Notice in hereby give* that Jacob
Ulrich, whose posbdfica addnwa is
Rocky Bar, Elmore coenty, Idaho, haa
made application for » patent for 950
linear feet on Ute
brewery lode.
Lot 46, atirvey 91<». bearing gold and
silver, situate in Bear creek mining
district, Elmore county, Idaho,and de
scribed in the official plat and field
note# o« file In this office aa follows, vit s
Beginning at point of dim very,
thence a 90 degree» 46 minute, w. va
riation n 18 deg 46 min e 700 feet Is
center of south end of claim, thence »
34 deg w 366 ft to aw coiner No. 1,
thence a 34 deg e T» ft to a e cor No,
8, thence n 80 deg 46 mm e 960 ft to
n e cor No. 3, thence n 34 deg w 540 ft
intersect south side line of the Goble»
Bar lode claim survey No. 909, 730 ft
w oor No. 4, thence a 80 deg 45 min
w 199 ft inteiaect sooth side line of the
Golden Bar lode claim 950 ft a w eor.
No. 1 and place of beginning aurvey of
exterior boundaries. From cor. No. 4
U. H. M. M. No. 1, Bear creek mining
dint riet, bear* n 00 deg 40 min e 446»
feet distant. Area of she Brewery lode
claim survev 910, 13,004 acres, in con
flict with Golden Bar lode aurvev 909,
.353 acre#, area claimed for patent
18 661 acres of the un.nrveyed lands
of the U ni te<l States.
The location of this mine la re
cordod in the Recordei'a office of El
(formeriy Allures)county, Idaho,
The nearest known e.latm. are the
Golden Bar survey 909 on the north
and the Duncan aurvev 903 on the ■ a.
hnMtn*
tin.!.'
All per**»«
pilrtl to prwi
they will tie brand be virtue at the (irai leioiw at the
Malaie. » T. RILEY, BestaUt
rtrst publication, Aostiet 8.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
Cams Bt.tss Lass Omn,
Bel lev. Idaho. July ». I SSI.
that Wllllun Daslel. who*
p.»to«ra sdrfnÄ*!^ y Bu, rbooce esust v. Jdshe,
has mad« »rpllcsiin« tor k pstost tor
NaMestk
ITBIOX JACK LODE,
Lot 54, hssrlsir foM sad dl».r, atuste Is tar Crash
Minins District, Khnorr roomy, Idaho, and itorar O wd
a. ol -aa i-i _J sh-t.l am 8U la* Hits affia a
m follow*, ri*. . _
BevinniriK at point of tlWwovoTY. th*iK* S 81 »
min W soo ft to » point oo *
W «mi of rkkim, tbonc* ■
0 des 15 min E IUB It >o SW osnwr N«. 1, thaara »
M rt«« IS min «rat IS* ft to NW cot No. 1. thram N
SI dm so min r. Boo ft to NE 00« No. », th.no. S •
dH is min E IM ft tn HE oor No. 4, tbenc« H SI de«
» min W 800 ft to SW «,* N«. 1 and plaoa -*
nine mmy id «itortor honndari««. Pram
No. S D. 8. M. M No 1, Ba at Craak Minin* DMrtoa.
I«ara N 1 dre S* min W 51» trat datant.
Rida Ma.natU »ariaUon N tS d«* 46 min E. ra.
toinlne 1 14» aetra and formine a »»«rlUai of U.. ua
*urv,,yrd land of Ih. Itnttad Rtoua.
Tb« toretlon of U.a min« I« raoootod in th« B«cord
n, Oihra of Hmom (fonuariy Altar«.) aounty. on
ua*r t»S. hook 10 of quart, . lain»,
Tim nrarat knonn claim la Ui« "Wlito W««4 tot »I
0« th« «oath.
NE eoriMT
N*
All penon» holdln* tdnra daim, thasrto «.)*•
nuirai to prra.nl th. ram« halora thta odlra artthln
tixtv day« from Um «nt day of publication h«ranf. nr
they nill b« hsrrad by «tnira of th« pro«W«M ol tira
Statut*
w. T. RII.EY. E«ftst»r.
*. II. McCsstt, attorn*, for rlahsanS.
Etna pubheatlon Anyust L
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
rum» State* Laud Orrtem,
Hailkt, Idaho, July », l«tl.
Notlra U h«r*h\ piv-.a that William Itoatol. «bora
no.1.all«'. Hblrarai. Rock. M.r. Um«, «oasly. Idaho
ha» made application for a pat.nl for 1*00 llorar i«st
BfHST riurr lode,
! lot M. hearing e .ld and allrar. .««ata in tor Crrak
Minin. IKatrlct, Eluior« '"ouni», Idaho, ami dmctirad
! in th« oRbial ptat and Raid notra t* »I« In thi. oflka,
a, f..|!o«r», »lz: . , . . ,,
Bnfinnin* at p-dnt of dhworary, »bleb ill tha ran
ter or a abaft «« I «et. loo ft drap, th«nra » » d« W
»S ft to ranter of «ral «ml at claim, thenra NJBdra
I EJonftioNWranmrNo. 1 thrawn » » *» »*» ft
to HW rorner No 1, thenra N Wrto* K ïft °0ft 4» HE
corner No. J, thrnra S »I de* Ed» ft tn NE corn«.
So 4. thro e 8 Ml d«x W IM0 ft to NW corner No 1
' and nta«'. of brifinniu« »urv.» of rxrtri-r boundarlea.
No I U. H. M M. No. t. Hear Crrak
00 min K toil let
► r.
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Mining Httrtrict. br*n. S 1 <H*j|
Ikgneti v»ri*iion H lé 4«* 45 nlnnrt,
. No CRtftfllf«» l>*n»*lmng I» 071 *crm mtu I terming »
(»ortion of th« urmirvcvetl Und« of the t ''j** 1
Th« itwitmn of thi* mi»*« U rwtonl«d in IU Koc«»ra
' er. nfRra of Elinor, tfnrmraly Aluun.)cunnty. on
pnpc 147, book 14 of quart« claim.
IVie nrarr-t known claim, iw tn« Wide W««4 lot 51
•nil PtMintuifl un«tirv*-y«d.
A'l i*rrtoo* holding *lv«r«« rUtm* th«r«fo dtd ?d
qulietl to I»r««*;nt IImniih bisfor« thU ortl»* wiU»H
jxD ilkv* (rtmi * Ns Uni tUy of puSUi-fition iMrwrf, or
tht*v will h« btrrohl t>v virtu« of th« provlaEm* of
the sUtut«.
W T. RILEY. IU*t*Ur,
s. H. McCarty, Attorn«) tor clalmaot.
l int publication Aiuowt 1.
ARTHUR DAVIS
ARTHUR DAVIS
Atlanta, Idaho,
Agent for Elmore county for
HENRY M. STANLEY
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