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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-01-27
SheriH,s Sale.

QY virtue of an execution issued out of the Dis
u trict Court, in and for the county of Boise,
upon Judgment rendered in said court wherein
John H. Cassidy is plaintiff and B. B. Rogers,
VIM. Evans and John S. Gray are defendants for
the sum of six hundred and fifty two 48-10O dols
lars, judgment and costs of suit, duly tested the
l4th day of December, A. D. 1865, have seized
and taken in execution the following described
to wit That certain piece or parcel of
real estate situated on the west side of Main
street, Idaho City, Boise county, l. T., fronting
twenty feet more or less, and bounded on the
south by the house and lot known as the City
Hotel, on the north by the house and lot known
as the UmatiIla market, on the west by Mont
gomery street. on the east by said Main street,
together with all improvements thereon, known
as the Magnolia HOTEL Public notice is hereby
given that on the 18th day of January, A. D. 1866,
at IL O'Clock, NJ. will sell in front of the court
house door in Idaho City at public auction, for
gold coin or its equivalent in clean gold dust, the
above described property, to the highest bidder,
to satisfy said execution and all accruing costs.
JAS. /. CRUTCHER, Sheriff.
Dated Idaho City, December l6, 1S65n9w3
The above sale is hereby postponed until Mon
day I'D day of january. A. d. 1866, at Il o'clock
NJ. JAS |. CRUTCHER, Sheriff.
January Ii, 1s66.nl2w2 4 $500 ,astt
The above sale is hereby postponed until Mon
day the 29th day of January, A. D. 1866. at II
O'Clock NJ JAS 1. CRUTCHER, Sheriff
Idaho City, January 22d lS66nl4wl
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summons.

Il 4 Z
Territory of Idaho, county of Boise--ss.
In the District court for the Territory OF ldabo Second
Judicial District. .a h s4~ =
John Bliss vs. j. Carrck Isaac Barrows, s. c. Silsby
Michael Carroll, ----- Ross, Jno a. Humphreys, u.
Slutes David Wallace and Sylvanus Cole
To DAVID WALLACE and SYLV ANUS COLE !:
TN the name of the people of the United States in the
Territory of Idaho yon hereby notified that there
is now on len the Office of the clerk Of the District
court of the Second Judicial District of said Territory in
Idaho city county of Boise the complaint of John Bliss
plaintiff claiming Judgment that you and all other perS
sons claiming under you under location made by
Golden Wallace Slutes of certain quartz claims the
Illinois Goldand Silver Quartz Ledge be perpetauly
Joined from setting up any claim title to said claims
and that the title thereto may be decreed to be in said
plaintiff and that unless you appear and answer to said
complain within twenty days after the service hereof if
served within Boise county, and within thirty days if
served out of said county but within said judicial Dis
tct within forty days if served out OF said District
fexclusive Of the day Of serce) default will be taken
against you and the plaintiff will apply to said court for
the relief demanded in the complaint
IN testimony whereof, ], VIM. B. Smith, Clerk
-, of said District Court have heres
SEAL unto set my hand and affixed the
4I>--,r-~l seal of said Court at Idaho City this
Tth day of December, A. D. 1865. ff s#
WIN. B. SMITH, Cfk of Dist. Court.
Fi48f.4z sBy H. e. PRICKETT. Deputy Clerk.
/ C B. Waite, attorney for paintiffn7m3
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ShleriH,s sale.

D 7 virtue of an execution issued out of the
II District Court in and for the county of Boise
upon a,judgment rendered in said court, wherein
Frank Campbell and Michael SPAIN are plaintiffs
and James |. Cruteher, Green White, John Cody,
j. NJ. Murphy and John Christie are defendants
for the sum of Two Thousand One Hundred dol.
lars in gold coin of the U. S., judgment and costs
of suit duly tested the 18th day of November, A.
ID. 1865, / have seized and taken in execution all
the right, title claim and interest of the defend
ants Of In and to that certainrea estate situate in
idaho City, Boise county, /. T.. and described as
follows t0-wit: lst that certain house and lot sit
uate on the west side of Main street fronting l8
feet (more or less) on said street and extending
back eighty feet (nOre or leSS) and bounded on
the north by house and lot occupied by DR.. Harris
Las drug store; on the south by the premises
known as the ''Magnolia Hoteis" I'd; that certain
Quartz Ledge or Lode situate-in Boise cOuhry, l.
II. and known as the Illinois, ~ located in north
eastery direction from Idaho City about six miles
distant from said city. Also that certain Quartz
Mill known as the Illinois Mill, situate near said
Ledge, together with all the machinery and fix
lures attached thereto, consisting of steam engine,
boilers, shaking tables, pans de- &C.; also all the
buildings attached thereto. Sd, that certain wat
er ditch known as Christie d Houston's 'Big
Ditch,n which conveys water from the head Of
Moores creek to Buena Vista Bar. 4th that GER
tain house situate on the north west corner Of
Main and Wall streets in Idaho City, fronting Is
feet [more or lessl on Main street. and fifty feet
[more or less1 on Wall street and known as BOS
ton & Cody's Saloon. 5th, that certain Mining
Claim situate on Bannock Bar, Elk Greek, Boise
County. and bounded on the south by the min.
ing claim of Moore & Co., and on the north by the
mining claim OF Roach & Co., and known as the
White Brothers claim. Public noticeis hereby gsv-
en- that on Saturday, the 3Oth day of Dec. a. d.
1865, at II o'clock NJ. / will sell in front Of the
court house door in Idaho City, atpublic auction,
for gold or silver coin Of the United States, all
the above described property to the higsest bidder
to satisfy said execution and alaccrning costs.
JAS. I. CRUTCHER, Sheriff.
Dated December 7th, IS65n7w3
The above sale is postponed until Saturday, the
goth day of January. 1866, at II o'clock M, by
order of plaintiffs Attorney.
| & 913 laig JAS. l. aCRUTCHER. Sheriff,
Dated Idaho City, December 80. ls65nllws
The above sale is postponed until Saturday,
Feb. 10, 1856, at IL O'Clock M. by order of plain.
tiffs attorney. J. /. CKUTCHER, Sheriff.
| Jan. 20 1866 n14td
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(oFFICIAL.)
AN ACT

TO proride for publishing the LGaCs Of the Third
s Session In a NeicspGper. ba {Sssaem
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Lien Notice.

Territory Of Idaho, County of Boise.
In the District Court, Second Judicial District
j. P. Lambing, plaintiff,
VS.. Enforcement of Lien.
D. Buckley. defendant.
4 LII ersons holding or claiming liens under
"A the provisions of an act securing liens to
mechanics and others, are hereby notified to be
and appear before the Honorable. the District
Court I'd Judicial District on the first Monday Of
the February term of said Court and then and
there make proof of their liens against that GER
tain property situated on the north side of Wall
street in Idaho City, and known as the Buckley
House.
Dated this 18th day of January, l866.n12wS
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Dated Idaho CITY. January 20. 1865 .ni3ws.
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Sherln's Sale.


lRY virtue ofa Judgment and foreclosure of mort
y gage dsorder of sale issued out of the Dis.
trict Court, in and for the county Of Boise, upon
Judgment rendered in said Court wherein
LoHisI Guiheneuc and Salathiel Ridge are plains
tiffs, and Jas H. Bradley, Lyman William, Jas. !.
M. Gates, D. Reas and H. Cornagie aredefen.
dants. for the sum of FIVE hundred and fifty four
l6- 100 dollars 1854 16>100), judgment and costs
of suit, duly tested the 10th day of January A d.
1856, / have seized and taken in execution the
following described property to-wit: A certain
mining ditch known as the Bradley & Gates ditch,
commencing ON the west side of Granite Greek !,
about two miles and fourth o: mile from the
junction Of said creek with Grimes Greek and
running thence down along on the west side of
said Granite Greek to its mouth also, four bar
mining claims located near the mouth of said
Granite Greek and below said ditch, and recorded
in the book of records of the Placer Mining Dis
trict, in the names of Briggs, McMurrain u Co.,
together with all the water rights of said first
parties and the reservoir belonging to said ditch
and the cabin and the tools of said parties of the
first part belonging to said claims. Public notice
is hereby given that on the 10th lay Of February,
A. D. 1866 at IL o'clock NJ, will sell in front of
the Court House door in Idaho City, at public
auction, the above described property. to the
highest bidder, for cash to satisfy said execution
and accruing costs. ~
IS @ il. CRUTCHER, Sheriff.
natnd Idaho C,tV Ienuarv % 1864 nj 3w3 1.J
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DIR. G. w. K1RCHNER,,

German Physician. Surgeon
and ACcOucheur.
DEGS leave to inform his friends and the public gener
ID ally that he has returned to this place settle per-
manently He is prepared attend to all of his
profession and respectfully soicts the patronage of the
public. Consultations in French Spanish, German and
English Office in Craig Mixs Drugstore Main street
Idaho city. 25tf
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] Summons.
TERRrToRY OF IDAHO, County of Bo

TRRRrToRY OF IDAHO, County of Boise-ss.
In the District Court, for the Territory OF Idaho,
Second Judicial District.
The people of the United States in Idaho Territory
&C. Highly, ct. al, VS.. Isaac Garrison.
TO ISAAC GARRISON defendant above named.
lXTOU are hereby summoned to answer the com
plant in this action, which was nled IN the
Office of the Clerk of the District Court OF the Ind
Judicial District Of said Territory at Idaho City
in said County ON the 31st day of October, ID.
1865, and of which copy is herewith served up.
on you within twenty days after the service mere
of, if served within said county and within thirty
days if served out of said County, but within said
judicial District; and within forty days If served
out of said District, exclusive of the day Of such
service; and if you fail to answer the said CONS
plant within the time above said, the plalntlt1s
will take judgment against you for, the sum OF
one thousand two hundred and eighty-six 80 -lOO
dollars, balance on account, with interest thereon
from day of -. A. D. 1856 at the rate OF
ten per cent per annum, besides the costs of this
action. wHl sg sbe.a
In testimony whereof, | have herennto see
T~-4 my hand and affixed the seal of said
{SEALy Court at Idaho City this 18th day Of
L--l January, A. D. 1866. .-.
Per W B. SIXTH, ClerkD. G.
January 9th, Ie66.nllw5 .Wa
.GILBERr & HENLEY, plaintiffs Attorney. "a
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The CASE o. REV Or psfsrlr, m Hrvssu,s. "a

PrrsEpRd, Pa, Nov. 10, isss
ROY ~ jones Prosuy recently suspended from his
relations with the United Presbyterian Church the
charges Of cruelty TO bis wife and family indecent and
blarpbrmous language, and maintaining Improper rcla-
tions with females delivered short farewell address to-
day to his congregation, In which. willis dis
claiming any complaint against tho action Of
tho Presbytcry, who acted upon tho positive
Testimony q three witnesses, while tho Testimony
IN his behaif Of an aged father, kind brother snh
affect onate children only negative and pecoaRlriiv
IL aid; n. dcfed the world 10 prove that hs vss
guilty Of Indecent vulgar language, which he Alb
bored above all things He Thanked God h. hsd sos
been found guilty o. adultery tn. sentence ~ suspeu
sion did not AFFECT hts relations pastor ~ tho Church,
any dissolution thereof must be At ths request of Tho
congregation He asked them not 70 act hastily. hut
thoughtfuiy and prsyeruliy lie prayed to God thas
he might bs allowed rrrsin hers aud live down The
calurnny and approaches besped upon him. fLis was
tho last time he would appear In TIN pulpit unti the
suspension removed Tho congregation vas yiaIbIy
affected the Doctor Eill having frenda and sdhments
among them.
Mrs Freshly has applsd for a divorce
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NEWS FROM JAPAN.

Disagreement Between the French Minister
and the Japanese Government--Ien Rrmn-
ccsSes Decided Upon, &c.. &c.
sAs Fn,scrsco. Nov II. 1885,
Ths bark Swallow, from Yokohama, October 49, briggs
5000 packages tea
The Japanese government had bought two steamers al
shsngLac One not delivered, and in Consequence
scme Informally not explained strong remembrance Of
had been made against the oicaIs Of foreign govern
ments, and the French Minister 10 particular FOR max
ing tracts to supply the Japanese with vswels and
arms, thus excluding composition on the part Of resi-.
dents
The Prince Of Kanga, Of tho principal per-onsgcs.
offered 10 become mediator between tho oonauding fac
tions and rendered the rebel chief chocr oi terms
honorable peace 4evesai hundred sailors arr ma-e-
Ing through the streets to-day irke g. ap,ain the
pressns rste Of wage.
whes. v quoted at ~ per 100 Ina N lnny shares 80,
excited Savage, 5000; Crown Point, 500 yellow
Jacket ss2o 0pbir $50: imrernl sii0 legal tenasts
T0 400 packages japan tea sold ystcrda - 20 cnris
pound Esafrrn crushed sugar ! quoted ~ 10. ;
prwe Java cones 2!c. Nsnta cole, 2a1st.
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NEWS FROM VENEZUELA.
QUA CARACAS CORRESPONDENCE
Republic without n Hcad-The American
Debt Unprovided For.

A Republic without n Head-The American
Debt Unprovided For.
CARACAS, Oct. %, 1896
veuezueIa is IN most wretched state and ia actually
without government When Mr.. James Wilson, tho
American Minister arrived there was no ono to present
his credentials to- President Falcon had never acted
President He kept away from the capital, and the
person representing him also abscnt when Mr. VIII
son arrived, but ho managed 10 present his creden
tials on the 10th instant TO the Desgnsdo tPrcsi-
dent,, who had just arrived At the capital
He was accompanied by Thos Davis Jr, Secretary
Of legation In his reception speech the Marshal
President Falcon made OF the following remarks:-
IF AZ any period the foremost republic or America
could count upon our sympathy and the esteem OF
this people az well as OF its government her title 70
our creates. respect Is cndearing not only be-
we have beheld hcr--grand In the midst or the
dangers that surrounded her OF the
most formidable reboIlions known in history,
but because tho signal triumph OF tho Union
cause hss p". an end TO an syli that
guonces These, fortunately, need not nor be feared.
In expressing my qualification y these victories Of the
civilization and oxaei qualities Of your country, as
sure your Exceency that tho maintenance cf those
friendly relations which bind to Venezuela has been
aod o "ar Of 20 20 h " h q
havc recalled names which u IL impossible for VA 10 hear
pronounced except with the utmost veneraiion and graft
tnde Yes, the memory Of Bolivar and Washington the
two most majestic figures Of American Independence
will ever Keep alive In both republics that sentiment
which birth freedom. and cherish the hope
that both viii preserve forever that independence
well rs thor mutual friendship and esteem"
Considerable Discussion IL going here to tho best
means OF improving tho financial condition " the state
In the meantime business Is In q very bad way. We
hear Of disastrous failures by which Puerto Csbeo
suffers heavily Coffee and cotton nj tho bottom OF
tho failures Marshal President Falcon has found u
expedien TO cura all possible expenses IN the admins
trslioD.
The convention made by Mr. Culver with the govern
ment Of Venezuela for the settlement OF claims by
joint commission not ratified by the Congress, al
though Ia seTion when Mr. Culver left this country.
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs agreed 10 send into
Congress for ratification Immediately, but purposeiy
Trained from dong TO defer the settlement another
There faith In the government, and nothing
sh or Of a ship Of will bring them 10 their
Let Admiral be- the arbitrator 10 settle the long de-
erred claims of American citizens against this self styled
republic let the coming Congress 10 H. and author
lie the President 10 take the matter in his hands
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Ir4smAuos rrsIfc scsooIs Ia aceordanos with
tee system Witch Alopef ., he segiaaing o. the
present rear 10 the pubic and primary schools o.
this e period viii hsoosfoh ~ nfef for tho sTsniaA
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win 10 vsrd for rsvir~ snd sr.inainn ~ The dr~tiou
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BROOKLYN MTKLLIGRNCY.

.oxsss LoArsa AND RusuAnsz-This via and dsisse
ao'a PRACTICE l. carried 10 greater extent 10 raltoa
"' ana Myrus avenue than IN other sections OF The
wv 80 great evil has Ioahng become Of late thAa
assnes without being aalued In the o~t Insult
10 ss is ieT.. Ss: st human SsSs'
h. .aa sss,S. o. our .S s as: t.
:s upon "s ~ saa s.es roeGs NE b..
aray arrival o. I9heen.n =, mo shortly before
man Up Faa ~a from ss t and
near sands ,sr.s. seap q oafs. os,ed against
seatsaan resented ths insult Sss ssoares down .si
sr.s W. W. w franc. =, sr help which ar
had rsos..rd ss .sv 81 bio. hs had hs.
police oiic.s mp 10 arrested asa Y named BAR
cutter By ,isds IN. p.oesf ls.S ~. s s%ts
preeini station house where 10 lease on ,bs
sesk nsmss HisA.: ssss: ssaS. s' ssa.s
s:Sss e. % III s,
fourth prsnc % .wsi, shs pleasure o. justice ser-hoa
rs,rcs 4.rrs,s and John sp.adins we're arrested ). @
rssy ore
PicxrocHrrs ON rmK rEanv BoAu-Scsrcsy day pAs-ss
that not robbed the ferry boats more
icuary tho Fulton fairy over which the travel great
But fsw, comparatively who vscmissd By p'chposss's
Instr Ions e q: :..ns 30. a -.
,sess. are =, .as. Detailed tho ferry boats Who natl
We s.fsrsa. S SsTs ss' Sstiss psss:::
.''u Du '" c"ussussepin stt1es
any vEysa, risk NJ, Door 2 lay rss1lag =
cvsning At tho FORTY second preansi station hoass and ~
postsd .h., her ooat.nins 80 N moAsy sad
Fulton ferry that evening
FusrsAL or vrrxnAs-A battalion ~ the vourtesatb
regiment Now York State militia paraded yesterday sftss
noon escort Al tho funeral 81 Mr. Alfred Lloyd Who
member OF Company ID o. that regiment Tho funeral
services read O'Clock r~matns a the
ato Residence II deceased ~ Fulton srs half hoss
later the cnrtsa. moved on IN the direction ~ bedford The
remains were inferred at Cypress iIIi cemetery. Mr.
Lloyd served with has regiment during the and
muca cslsnmed, both az soldier and ei,krn.
Ths Li0nr FsGrnHD 0ssTRr KsstEsn DIS
rRcrsiDoe the police authorities u New Yox susA
energetic action against the picspo-kss the cursns os
brooklyn have fesrfuliy suffered poekr soarusiy .
day pssscs that half dozen portmonnaes aad
watches not secured by these ~ traSe~rs.
But they do not all With their ulgnf~r The fnspec
tors squad sailani aud continually drive them
one point 90 another, arssng them when her. IL
chance OF conviciing them About O'Clock yesterday
morning an onioer ~ the fortyhfth precinct arre.~f
young man al the GRAND street ferry charge Of pking
the pocket OF Owen rrayef., residing IS Sorth Hirk
street H. ID The vale, gontainei % when stolen hut
found empty the prisoner when he arrested
lie gave the name OF Michael DARK.
Drlrn rnn DissHR TasLs.--Nr. Adam Turner rrsd-
ing IN Moore airret, Bushwiek Ayans- Y. d.. willis
sitting dinner table family ye.tnrday after
suddenly fell hack In his chair and erlaf~ The
Of death supposed TO ba heart disease CORONER smith
notified
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4 rAso rssm rse ssItE or usSty.
TO rns .piron oY rnx HERALD.

TO rHx sprTon oY THE HERALD
Havins bses informsd on good authority thai para.
graph he's appeared IN q ,ss papers q the city that
younx sti hal ssoapsd from the House Of Merry IL
Houston street. we deem necessary " esp'sis ihs
GROUNDS or This waasnsut young rfri, tho dsagn,sr
Of an scsrses vay admitted Tor protection into
Hocse n uerry-u~s The ocusent-msrely W rsrnsc
duriag the atsenee of her mother ffnm the city lor
short TINA fhs Moose II MERRY u sntirtv diztinss
shoss time ard undsr she protection Of the sistsrs
The young efs vsserfs1 " suddsey len on las wednss
6ay whcus making her Intentions xrovr 70 anr one,
and the Sisters suvpose1 he had gore " soe friends Ia
the city, but finding this DOT the case. and being
unsole " wrcs her, vo ssssuIns -. Io."oa
shsrxs ssf OBVIOUSLY a. her mothers departure "a
hal r>pssssy rvfus~d ss ADMIT hsr child 1910 ths irss
tn .sn. Tue gpd has bssr fs,ni sni plsred 10 ~
fora,Hfory ~ rerkvls, " ssau beg asthsrs ayrvM
1yv yo~s.. Nov 10, tH99 TIVE hfFfkrN