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fountain $\mt bulletin.
ELMORE COUNTY.
j Soon
M. PAYNE, .... KutToK amu Proi-riftor.
a.
8
Saturday Morning, March 30,188!)
Ll<n TUB ISAt'TH UK KNOWN.
Then
I lu
Hut
Yet
Still
All
At
The following from the Lexington
Budget 'applies very forcibly to
Mountain Home and vicinity:
An immense immigration is pour
ing into Washington, and thousands
monthly arrive in Portland. From
the car windows as the train follows
along the Columbia opposite this
region the aspect is not caculated to
impire immigrants with a desire to
step and inquire about the country.
They do not know that they would
find as productive and rich soil as
lies out of doors; that this county
offers cheap homes already improv
ed, or vacant land for the asking;
that the industrious settler with a
small capital can do as well here as
ary other part of the United Statès;
that potatoes weighing five or six
pounds, parsnips three feet long,
carrots four inches in diameter and
!£}.
All
other things in proportion grow here
ithout irrigation. These things
should be brought to the notice of
tie home-seekers. They should B
be directed into this region, and its
advantages -panted.. out .Jt«
Tne settlers here want others to lo
cute among them, that they may
have more neighbors and better
Bchool facilities; the merchants of
the town want more farmers and
town residents to come in, as their
business will be increased thereby.
Then various means should be de
vised to turn this way a portion of
the stream of immigration; and
when once the home-seekors begin
coming here and finding out what
awaits thrift and industry among
these hills and hollows, the future !
of the town and county is assured, j
Dach emigrant has friends in the j
cast who are waiting to learn where
le has located and what kind of
;
I
I
country he has found, and every
one who makes his home here will
'
j
i
lie followed by others. For this
reason it is the duty of every settler,
1 ,nd business man already here to
* I
do his part toward laying before
ethers at a distance the factB about
•
j
i
Ihis country.
The following beautiful tribute to
the memory of a loved child w'ns
tient us from California with request :
. . . .. . ., „ .. I
Unit We print It in tne ISiILLLTiN.
As the gifted authoress was a great |
favorite of the editor of this paper
i n her childhood days, away hack
in the early GU's, we cheerfully
comply: !
DIID- AI Ontd.n 0.1« M, CMavenui «maty. '
California, January 28,'188ft. John HENav.young
1 Nelly Tod a, aged 1 y
»
est child of Julius
11 months and 15 day«.
plucked by the ruth- 1
eet a hutl to
A fair, pure, «|>otle»s flow
hand of tlie reaper, DeKth - too
earth—God thouglit best to call it to bios
bloom
sotit in hoaven.
Tlie family chain 1» broken; the brightest link is
gone; the household pet and pride I» taken from lov j
mg heart., Iron. th. »I... and »or..«, of thi» life. No ;
thorny |«th. will tho llttlo feet tread; no heavy bur |
in n t/w fi„ r "
SftÄT* ' " ^
Tmi. »a. I m i, r i„K» 1
,w«.t .dnS sntyl'ond'chUdish'beaiity Ind «Ä
made him a universal pet, and hi« death i» deeply
a, . - „ •" ho k r*
durlinu hata, ulveu for » »hört a tin.o to
To th. K>rrowinx liront« thera i» little oomfort,
little c«n solation for their irrcjwraliic loss, only the
consciousness of the sweet repose of their loved one
in the iHtsoin of our Heavenly Fat lier, and tlie restor
ation to their arms in that world lieyond the Hiver
of fin»*. •
Hummed by ever
us of
twine hi« sweet young life around
!
Ere »in could harm
1 icath came with friendly care,
flic opening hutl to hc»v
Anti bade it hltissoni thrr*.
Golbkx Gate, Cal., F«b. 2d. 1881L
sorrow fatle,
conveyed
B- .
There are a number of "place"
seekers in Idaho under the present
Administration, and while none of
them could be considered "fat takes"
they are nevertheless considered a
little better than work with drill, I
pick and shovel. The Governor of
Idaho receives $2,600 per annum:
, r. , rai rn 1 - 4 d?i
tlie Secretary Ol tlie territory, T 1,
»00- Oui ILiÎmi. in iMtiii-istur if' 1 0(H)
. l lWt posimasier, rt.lAW,
the Hailey postmaster *1,4(K); the
T .. ..... *1 inn. .i,
Lewiston postmaster, !pl,4t)t), the
Eficrlp Rock tMistmaster 100
r»agiu I»Ol K. Ijosuuaster, TM'"',
the ketehum postmaster, •tl
.» a, .a . , »fciiuu»:
the Bel lev lie postmaster, ^1,000)
the Moseow postmaster, $1,000;
Chief Justice and two associate
Judges, $3,000 each; U. S. Attorney, ;
$250 and fees; Marshall, $250 and
fees; Surveyor General, $2,500. '
A whisky bottle in the breast ;
pocket of a Spinville, Ala., man's !
coat stopped a bullet on its wav to
his heart and saved his life. Had
the fellow who shot been better ac
quainted with the habits of Alabama
men he would have known that he ;
would encounter that kind of impedi-;
meut in aiming at the heart. |
The Oklahoma treaty has been
ratified and this noted territory 1
will be thrown ojten for settlement
within the next few weeks.
HÏÏiÂÂ
tary Blaine.
1
NOTICE.
All partie* indebted to J. M. »lunar
are hereby notified that they must
*ueh bill* tu Homer Hlull, Mouu- :
Hob.*.
CSS.
P. H. KINNEY,
Sheriff of Altunin county.
MounUiu Home, F« t>. Ki 1K„9.
jagfei
; A
j of
i -
; and
miles
The
KIIITH.
Naomi McDonald IMiklih.
TAKT II.
Soon the clouds of war had thickened while the
Nation faint with dread,
Turn«*! away with heart« that liektnnl when all
hopes of peace hait Lot!,
8 olil)iit|{ wire* and weeping mother« watched the
loved
march u way, *
PailieiR, hiiHimnd«, youthiui brother«, eager for tin*
man
coining fray,
Then I «ai l, "I will not lingfer, but will arm me for
the light,
Marching Heath the dear old banner, battling manful
for the right.
I lu tiled in te.iM with Hwect beseeching Alice «ought
my will to Htny.
Hut 1 listened to the tcachiug of my heart and
marched
Yet to comfort her deep sorrow long I «trove without
•veil,
From the full
aye prevail.
Still I left her «ad and toarful with my laut kins on
her lip«,
is of uzurc, ilam'd and tearful, bright ray« in
love'« dew e. Iip«ed (
"Ah," I thought, "«he lovu« me truly; oh I grieve to
cau«e her pain.
AfUr «türm« the «un «hi nee duly—when the troop«
inarch home again.
Joyful will this fond heart greet her Alice, tru«tful,
pure and «went.
Crowned with glory «hall I meet her, coating down
low at her feet,
All my laurel« brave heart« ever-{though they
«brink at woman'« tear«).
At their country'» cull may never listen to a toward b
fear«.
Musing th un, I walked in »ileace
meadow land,
Haeteniug forward to the try »ting, there to Join m>
brave command.
sale
«•ay.
hope to Ikhtow, proving right muat
A
«io«
!£}.
Toilet
acr'RC th«
All my «ou I was in district, while my lip* might
never «|*ak
Hidden thought^ that running riot left the tear
check.
■ tain«
Do you .twin 111 ) wowk und taolUh, nay, my fitend, it
B „ VMl hoart , miiy ^ l0UlW) . th.™ .11
icoiin*» *i..w,
'• v, '"» lh1 " - lth ■ orTOWenUr ,n,,,othOT '
sum
i« not » 0 .
ul lirave to-morrow, though to-day
fierce
their tear« uiav flow.
Suddenly »h« »food hefei
«liai lows fell,
Edith's form and fa«e that o'er me east a «oft and
tender spell.
When «he «|*oke h«r tone« were flattering a« »he
wind-harp s low refrain.
Said «he, "Friend, may God be with thee, though we
of
!
j
j am im.hrd in pc» «;" th. »of» lunula luted ami
of
me wh«re 1 he «laut lag
v«v mact airain.
duty calls the«, cv«r foruiuo»t in the
Go where*
fight.
coward'« fear« appall thee, battling manful for
the right.
Though my heart he grieved In Maying this fare«til 14 »
to thee my friend, 1
; It may be the last— yet prating God hie mercy will I
I extend.
Guarding thoe midst toil and danger, heirloom« of a j
»•Idler's life.
Let
I bringing thee to home and loved one» when one
the note« of Ntrife
mine.
On her brow a winning satine««, yet her look w
calm, divine;
A» I «aid, "K
laid
roue leav
ell, sweet Kdith, pure, true friend
of childhood'« day.
iio ««•» dan^un mti* hciioth, knowing th.» the
' loved one» pray
j Kor hl« «afety. We
i valiant foe
to Who - h " ,,m » n V 1,h " ,0 "">' ,lïh#,,,, * ardbo,,nd
I we may not know,
if amid the din or battle i am numbered with tlie !
;
!
marching forth against a
slain,
• Where the cannon'« loud fierce rattle sound« the
j soldier'« funeral »train,
i Dear friend of my childhood, lonely shed for
useless tear.
I>oou I aek thee, only hold in thy heart my
memory dear.''
no
to
: «■«•"»» *»"« r™" 1 "* with «™
I tip« that .|iil» 0 tcJ now.
Uorfree hand with quick caressing «wept the dark
| lmp4llinif wbt . h
n «t «di h.r o.„, ;
r™»»«i h.r «d tip. to my forehe.d-urnM ud 1 1
In i hc , ^im; .wmiy iron, my .
!
' Ovcrhea.l «he June rty cloudlM- «11 the earth
The
I
I
looked fair and bright.
» Morning birds with Joyous cadence from the thicket«
trilled thoir
ruth- 1
to
bios
f>ough» the dewdrops glitter as 1
Or brushed fro
»lowly past alone.
"Edith'« friendship 1« a place where my memory I«
enshrined,
is
lov j n ,} n <|
No ; y wtl „, A , u ,_ hoart «|, «„„hi ta.1. a«a T as
bur | flo „ ra . j
When «he knew that we w.r. |*arted there would i
^ dawn uoel,d.on,c hour. I
i„K» 1 1
For °'* r " ' he
or ner eye, . I
11 " ,sl h,r ,ri '" d lov,r know 1 ^ thut :
, „ „ „ ,
to ^" rt w0 '* , * , '^" ul -*" lnr - v |
0 , , ur friendship »oon forgotMl," ,o 1 mined a
the . .
one Dlimleu
Seeing not tlie true heart hidden neath a garb of
Hiver g<-utle pride
• would bring her through unbidd«n, yet »till
faithful to my Hide.
But»he
not love Uko Alice- «lie is of a different
_ , 4 ,
Tim» it is w. wandvr blindly, «utorly towar.1 one
goal,
! Judging truest hearts unkindly, seeing not the »pol
.
lev* soul
; Cntll W1 llie rt#nn , 0( when tl0 ,, aw . tns ;
bt ,u**h.w
of Of a I.Wwied Iliad to-uiamw—lwn «• then who
h.dd»«»d«a».
a broke "' tw,ul 'j
I „„d'vv'tlmn Ö.,« faiUiful tok.n—they low Imt who
of hhiv .11 min,
Letting actions p»Bve devotion, fainting not when
d?i trials full. ,
1, Heart» win»»! deep» are like the owau, a»kinK '
naught hut glriny all.
vc Ilol to feî I« given tender tru.t ao pure and
the kind,
lift we fail love'» perfect hourvn all iHvaus. ae are
the , »O blind.
100- (TO »« «ism»i a., I
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and fi I III 111
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ON SALE
'O'
PRINCIPAL POINTS
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Mountain Home,
Idaho
'ftrTHTFinilf'rN n
1 , 1 J : ' T,
liefet Agt., Omaha, N ?>.
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tloll, call oil or address
:
For rates or otlier informa
(i. L. ALLEY, Agent.
A men in Nevada, 1ip|ied a couple ]
of barrels of whiekv into a natural
i - piing which flowed oil hi* premise*,
; and invited all the ranchmen for
miles around to come and see it.
The next day he sold the spring for
rlO.OOO in gold dust and Hcd the
country.
This is a hase liliel.
No Nevada
man ever mixed his whisky with
water.
b
Blank mining locution notices for
sale at the Bui.LKTlNolIU-e.
MOUNTAIN HOME
ORU & TO IKE,
Mrs. J. Bkakby, M. I)., Prop.
f^l'reMcriptions carefully prepared.
A full line of Krug«, and Cheiniclee always !<■
«io« k.
Toilet Article«, Candies, Nut«, etc, for the millioi
THE MOUNTAIN HOME
BULLETIN
CLUB IIATKS
— «rmi —
THE SAN FRANCISCO
WEEKLY CALL
Prie*, a 1.43 l>«r Year.
—on —
THE 8AN FRANCISCO
it
'
MORNING CALL
Prive, aa.on per Year.
ah i nr.Mii M« ro*
013 3 Q-O
»he
we
rrilK SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALL
^ I» n IiuiiiIwiui« idgl't-p «*' 1 paper, H l»l»
.ued every Tliurwlay, mid eontalui all of 1
the Important new» of the week, gleaned j
up to date* of publication. U coutalu* lu
• 8 j»oui 1 encc from all of
ti-rcNtiug special c
the principal cities of the world and « vast
mut of the lient selected and original
general literature. It furnishes the latent
and most reliable financial news and mar
ket «{untutiou. , aud gives special attention
to horticultural and agricultural news, and
I« in every respect a ftrri -dus« family paper,
apiH'uling to tlie interest of every member
of the household.
the
for
14 »
1
will I
a j
THE MORNING CALL.
(«EVEN ISSUES A WEEK)
Is a live metropolitan daily. It ha« th«
LA 1U i EST riRCUI .AT ION and fs rocogntand
as being the LEADING N EW 8 PA 1*EK ofthe
Pacific Count. Either of tlie above i»aperfi
we will send jiostpald •» a premium ou i«
celpt of the fallowing subscrlptiou prie#
V>r the combinatiou:
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the
tlie !
The Bulletin and Weekly !
Call, One year, only • • $3.75
; The Bulletin and Dai'v j
! Morning Call, pgr y*iar, $6.50
a
:
the
my
Address, with coin,
(4. M. PAYNE,
Mountain Horne, Idaho.
no
«™
NotU* No. ST9.
dark Vnitkd State« Land Omn,
»mi* .»., e rÇ'ri»n"Â
; |'£' "'.'î ,n f,.VC « Vhï sua ÎÏ
1 1 A iÄt£
my . '° r Uu:
earth
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
I mlnlmr claim, «Itiiatc in Klk l omk ffmnnerly Hard
scrulddc) mining ilis-rict. Altiirus county, Idaho Ter
I ritory, consisting of fourteen h Hit cd lii.car feet of
tired feet wide,
in the fluid notes
flic in thi« otth-e. with
the lode, and surface gnninn »
being Lot No. 4H and dcserihe*'.
plat of t he official
magnetic variation at 18 degree« 46 minutes east, a*
follows:
Commencing at |»oiiit of discovery where notice of
location is posted, said jKtint being center of efi«t end
of claim, thence 8 2 tig 15 min W ilOO ft, N K cor No. j
1, thence N 2 dg 1.» min E (MX) ft, N K c
thence N 87 dg 45 min W, non fi N W c
thence S 2dg 15 min W (HXI ft, 8 W t
8 87 dg 45 min E 1400 it 8 K cor No.
ey of exterior boundaries of claim,
rea of 10.284 acres, iio conflict«.
ey
as 1
I«
No. 2.
as . .
j
would i The sold mining elnlm helnj ot record in the offlee
I of thu lt.tstr.ler of »aid inirnn/ dletriek, at liaiiey,
1 in Alturos county, Idaho Territory. The nearest
known ...In* the Doorman lode -urv.y No.
I l direct that thi» untie. I>e nnliltshed In the Moun
: «» . ' Kl^ ^rTuhÄi .S.
e»t »aid mining eta. ,or U- ^ri »U. .KJyday.a
lnr - v | E . Wlu ,»„, attonmyV
a l irai pubheation Mareli IPS«
of
»till
No. 3, i
No. 4, thence j
1 to place of Ire- !
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice No. 280. —Survey No. 723.
I'nitkd State.« I^vnh omen,
IlAILKT, Idaho, February 27, 1880..
Notice i« li«rel).v given that William D miol. whose
one ulWrOTH j, R,» k; liar. Alun
idalio Territory, has made appiieution f
»pol- Patent lor the
a« county,
for a l ni teil
union JACK
tns ; i^icmiuin^ciuim, »iui.iv i» uv. r t rook (formerly
ÄÄ-TJlliCfi'Ä !
who lode, i.nd «urfa.-. »'round one hun.irv.1 and till; mix
o«tv.^with | , n»jfnv^v ..rtationat m dogma mi".,
who " iwùnimt ac iho point Of diacm.r.v, them» 81 d* '
^ " s iSnU!* ÏT« ïSt
when thence -N DO tig 15 mill W 15# ft, W c-.rner No. 2 .
, thence N 81 dg 30 min K tKK) ft, N K cur No. 3, thenue
a»kinK ' S h d» r 15 min 150 ft S E cor No. 4, thvnvc Stildjfno'
min « l«U ft to o>r No 1 to plovo of beniniihi^ of
and minv) of exterior l».umlulio», area J.1W acre». There
are The »aid luiidng elalnl being of neun) to llie offlee
of the Itveorder of mid Hüning diatriet at Hailey, in .
Alturaa eounly. Idalio. The nearest known location
lieing the Wide Went mining elaim, »ai.l Wide We .1
I mining elaim Imtug de.lgwale.l a» !■ >t S„. 51.
, I oireet that thi» notice i»e pnhli-»hed in the Moun
; tain Home Bulletin, the hew.»|»apef puldi.«hed near
o-t the »aid milling vlaim, for the jairUal of »ixt.
TT
H
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H. O. Dillixgs, ItegUtcr,
D. E. Waldron, attorney for eltumant.
First pulilication March 2.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice No. 281.
* 8 TATKM I,
Hailey, Idaho, February 27, 1889.
that Willi
iM»t<>Ih<-e mid re»« is Rocky IL*r. Altura* county, 1
J iaho Tcrrit«wy, niaiie application for at uited Mate»
I Patent lor the
i ?
Office,
Notice is her* bv giv
Daniel, w hose
BURNT PILOT
; Unie mining Haim, situate in Hear Creek (formerly :
lleri Warrior) mining district. Alturos county, Idaho,
; Territory, vonaistiiig of Hr (eel* hundred linear feet of '
the lode, und »urfact ground »ix hundred feet wi<k*.
I I »eilig Lut No. 55 and Described in the field note» ami
! plat of the official
i magnetic variation
foil«
tile i
18 degrees 45 minute.» east,
tili» office, wlth
Beginning at the discovery »haft, which is the '
er tiler of a »haft lx** feet, lu» Kei deep, at which
|Hjint the notice ot location i» potifed, theiiee 8 8 n ijg
\ «'f claim, thence N
>r No. I, thence 8 27 dg
No. 2, thence N 88 dg OU
tr No. 3, t hence N 27 dg UU
>r »No. 4, tlit iu e 8 88 dgOOiuin
No. i plate oi
or iMiUitdaries, area coûtai:
• u) min W 301» ft center of W
! 27 dg »io min K 300 ft N E w
; ui min W ft« ft S W
K 16t«» ft 8 Kc<
min E (X'O ft .V K
W 1500 ft N W
iM-giniiiug
g 18 4*41 aero«.
s
> eoliflicL«.
The rttitl mining claim being of record in the office
Ä'
•lung claim, ami the
.* e.»nn, .«r U. ^nu u(
Dtw* u .x
tu 7F«?3£5£l&Fi
of the Hecoider of ^id
\ltur
I i- 'ii.«
os county, ldali«i.
being tlie Wide West
»oortnan, an uiumrvevod
Imitijf uadgnated
. « laiio, »aid WLu
W
lot No. 51.
•I Hut Un» ne »ec i»c published in the Moun- :
i.x, tlie newspaper published
I lii
bun Uni.iv Hi
]
m
•r
Combine* the juice of the Blue Pigs of
California, so laxative end nutritious,
with the medicinal virtues of plants
known to be most beneficial to th*
human
FECT
promptly on the
system, forming the ONLY PER
REMEDY to «et gently yet
!<■
KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS
—AMO TO—
Cleanser System Effectually,
— SO THAT —
PURE BLOOD,
REFRESHING SLEEP,
HEALTH and STRENGTH
Naturally follow. Every one is using it
snd all are delighted with it. Aak your
druggist for SYRUP OF FIGS. Manu,
factured only by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO..
Sah Fbancisco, Cal.
Louravit.ia, Kv.
New Yo.a, N. V.
C. W. BURNS.
—mOPRIKTO« or—
The Meat Market
MOI'aNTAIM HOME', IDAHO.
1
j
Beef, Mutton, Fork, etc.!
KtD|M
hand a gond «upply of
Fish and Game in Season.
MARVELS of the NEW WEST.
Six Books in one Volume; Marvels
of Nature: Marvels of Race; Mar- i
vels of Enterprise; Marvels of:
Mining; Marvels of Stock Rais
ing and Marvels of Agriculture.
AGENTS WANTED
all
l*arts of
• the country for tliD grand New Hook. The !urge«t ,
«ale in the »hortest time of any hook puhli«hed:
j nearly 80n page« and over 350 elegant engraving«. '
Fine portraits of 21 Uailroud King«, Mining and Cut- ;
! tie King«.
I The «m-cess of working Agent« i» «omething re- j
! markable; many of them are making from
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but s'ihhI e»rne»t worker» wuntotl,
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$.1:00 lu *120.00 a Day.
t Agent »old 70 copie» in 0 day» Agent'« profit
d it »ell* it«: If. None
territory i« v«l
l»o not delay, hut w rite at once for iliuntrated
d.d term« free.
«■xpericni-e or capital in this !>u»i
jw plans" allow Agent« to order
hill».
Address, THE HISTORY CO., 723 Market st..
San Francisco, Cal.
our "
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Iniuk* hi» :tO days' time tiefore pav ing
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?THE BRUNSWICK f
SALOON AND BILLIARD HALL
MAIN ST: MOUNTAIN HOME.' IDAHO.
Rikewine & Vand.riool, Proprietor
The liest brands of
Hard
Ter
of
wide,
with
LIQUORS AND CIGARS
ALWAYS IN STOCK.
—ALSO—
0HOX&U WINES,
a*
of
end
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No. 2.
offlee
liaiiey, IjaAT A NT It 1IT T T T A T? D
nearest Jt L/V-rJj J\. IN \J 1311 iJil AlVU
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thence j
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And
MINERAL WATER.
|kT ItST CLASS
You miss a treat if you fail to cull.
dmore Saloon
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whose
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ni teil
BILLIARD HALL.
Atijoiniiig the Elmore House,
Mountain IIomk
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^ncaid A Reed. • - Proprietors,
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d* ' NEATEST SALOON IN TOWN.
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offlee V ltrl iqilllltnil U IjLletirilUHl
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near
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Idaho.
: i BEST LIQUORS AND
CIGARS
BOOUET CIGARS.
A Nice, Comfortable, Commodious and
Convenient Club Room Attached.
W.Yonr iwtronage is rc*|icetfuUy Holieitctl.
ami gpurtuous treatment toward ail.
LODGINGS up stairs—clean and
comfortable.
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county, 1
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Idaho Stage Co
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of '
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O. J. SALISBURY, Prop.
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Mountain Home* Pine Grove and
Rocky Bar.
KAHR, RACH WAV, *10.00.
Carrie» Pacific Express at Lowest Rate«.
Leave Mountain Home at # a. M. Ihdlv, excefitiiig
Sunday, arrive at Rocky Bar at # i\ m. kuiu- d.
I »cave llocky liar at # a m. Duly, except Sunday,
and arrive at Mountain Home at # i*. m.
wlth
!
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which
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office
NEW BARBEE SHOP
the a#*a*ea#aa*e
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N . B . BATHBONE. no M ,rro R . !
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WLu
Moun- :
Adjoining the Meat Market.
J*Akv,v
Adjoining the Elmore Hoti
A. J. BRUCE,...Proprietor.,
All Kind of Uood
Luj MOTS !
Keywest Cigars.
—A Good Stock of—
FINE WHISKEYS,
—CUCKENHEIMER RYE WHISKEY
Specialty.
^'Everything flr»t-clas«. Give
a call. «16
SPRAGUE & JOHNSON.
ARCHITECTS,
Contractors
And Builders.
MOUNTAIN HOME, IDAHO.
Ordor« feolioltocU tad 8 atiafaction
GuaruBteadi
Leonard House.
Glenn's Kerry dalio.
MRS. M. E. LEONARD, I'rop'r.
Good Beds, and Plenty of Them.
Gouîl Meals and fair treatment.
DAY BOARD, $6 PER WEEK
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Mustang Liniment
Mexican Mubtako Liniment cure« Pilfr,
OuSoua, Ouuu) baaosTs, Inflammation.
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S. J. FRIEDMAN,
HAILEY
IDAHO.
Dealer in
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
Gents' Furnishing Goods, Carpets, ;
Oilcloth, etc. Gloves, Laces, etc. I
Orders by mail promptly at
I
tended to.
and
Notice of Forfeiture.
To Belie Itogers, Rosa Rogers
«I Thomas Cumlw,
all of Rocky Bur, Altura» couutv, Idaho:
You
hereby notilied that I have expended
$ 200.00 in lalior and improvement* upon the
and
HAPPY JACK
Lode in Bear Creek mining district, Alturos county,
Idaho Territory, the same being on Bear Creek, uhoùt
»i\ miles from said Rocky Bar in a northeasterly di- i
: re. tion, in order to hold said premises under the :
pmvi«i»ns of section 2:124 of t»»c ltevi«od Statute« of i
the 1'lilted Slate», lieing the amount required to !
hold the same for the year ending Decemlwr 31, 1.V47, |
d the year ending December 31, 1888. Ami if ;
within ninety day» from the «ervioe of this notice by I
j publication you fail or refn»e lo contribute v
! portion of Mich cx|»enditurc a« co-owner«, y„. (
terests in *uid elaim will Imh-ouic the property of"tlie '
but>«criher under said section 2324.
•»
and
d.
pm-j
in* i
his
JOHN x MULLIN'.
Daniel R. Waldron witnesH to the signature of sail
! Jolm Mullin by making hi« mark.
D.tcd Rocky Bar, Feb. 13, 1889.
10
Notice of Forfeiture.
: To DANIEL Mt'RAK, his heirs and a««ign»:
Yt
hereby notified that we have ex(>ended
of one hundred dollars in labor and iui
the
pro\ eiiient» upon the
I ANNIE BELL
mining claim, situated iu Bear Creek Mining District,
, Alturae county, Idaho Territory, oh required by sec
tion 2324 Revised Statute« of tne United State«, ito
i Ing the amount required to hold the sume for the
year ending December 31, 1883, and if within ninety
1 (90) days after this notice by publi -ation you fail
R . ! Ä«rÄXM
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RCÏAL
HOTEL
CJALDWELIi,
MRS. M. COLLINS, Pro'r.
IDAHO
Since assuming control -of this elegant O. S. L. Railway
Hotel at Caldwell, Mrs. Collins lias caused it to be
remodeled, renovated and refurnished
* throughout, making it
FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY PARTICULAR.
OVER 40 WELL FURNISHED ROOMS
Commodiou* Sample Room« for commercial traveler*.
Helfrich & Miller,
-DEALERS IN
General Merchandise.
MITCHELL WAGON DEPOT.
BUILDERS' HARDWARE,
Iron
Steel, Nails, Horso Sboos.
»
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Carpets, Wall Paper.
Groceries and Dry Goods.
All Orders Entrusted to our Care will lie Promptly Attended to.
JOHN MITCHELL'S
Livery and Feed Stable,
I
AND CITY HAY SCALES,
MOUNTAIN HOME,
•IDAHO
£gTKecp« Constantly in Kea 4 lines»*lk£
BUGGY TEAMS & FIRST-CLASS SADDLE RIGGS.
Buggy team, $.1 per day. Saddle horse, $2.5U per day.
Horses fed by day, week or month.
Having purchased the above property of Geo. W. Kthell, 1 solicit the patronage *|
my fiieuils ami the publio generally.
John. Mitomwx.
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THE BEST
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AND
ROAD CARTS
4
THE best
FARM WAGOM
IN THE MA BR ET
Send for Catalogue and Price Lift
Pisa Bros. Wagon Co
RACINE. WIS.
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W. B. SPARKMAN,'
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Manufacturers. Instruments sold at lowest figures ami
l«« 8 y tenus Address, W. li. Sparkman, Butte, Muutauu.
Northwestern Manager and Traveling Salesman for
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