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WISCONBIN.
speetal Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
=. MADISON, W1e,, Feb, t.

"13NVN84NA
speetal Despatch 10 The Chicago Tnhune.
=. MADISON. Wis.,. Feb. 4.
In the Senate verJ l1tt'e Of interest Wis donex
although number Of bills wete con1idercd il
Co0mlttee OF the Whole.
:, a resolution was Introduced to dxpeuss With
the moE thf5 publication Of thu bank sta:entnts
4 reeoln,ien Was Introduced Atd adopted di.
the time for the rrdrnpuon ol del nquent Natior.
q Bsnk taxes uEtll a:tet the decsIon Of the quee-
t;ous =! i.sue ts'att7e to The r.d1ty the .t Of
lection 81 sGth tl1ea. b.. The supreme Court.
IKE character possed.
AsakxbLY.
a report wAs received from the scctet.sy Of
State, that since juno =, 1897, $l4 37s. IS had
plers- A3'3 f'0'
seTeral petitions were ps..sntad. snd i semon-
etaaeo sRAlat change Of system fer county
Resolutions were adopted requestink thu Gov
SILor TO eonnnnieA1e any psoposthon made
p.ny for the thss q III 1o or
~ ~ stnes s1st: ~ or g. tnq9l5y - y the 1unsss
Hi1i. were Introduced to repeal Chapter s1.Lsws
Of 1853. md :tusc sthdtyia,cu !, SECTION i,
chapt -, keyssed Statute Of descent Of proper.
Ing 'ho tucacr Of days IN Z school month; to
:A'-LA t&E -&W Cht4 9t4A0lAR LUG 3L&I6 H12td OF
lmm1E1kuon. 10 ~ to authorize the employmeu:
OF II akect to correspond VI !ctc On rewspa.
nss, .nd set forth the reaoustes and advantages
OF Hi1co1stn, and IN agent In N1lwau.e e.
Md thlfa2o 70 look after immigrants,
and lndCce tht1 eettlenect in th:t
STATE. 10 provide for tho peEse OF private acts
by Eequittrg paJDeut therefor by parties in.
tef'tt oftom ten dol!as1 10 1fry doil:ra 10 amend
the s1Asntes relative to highways and tr!d2es
70 ro4ide tos sEe stereot5ptne and punchne OF
p. ri, and 4 memorial To CoEkEess fur the In,
Droyer7eut Of the 1T. Cfol1 River.
Bule HeIe parsed In tcl.tton to evidence in cAt-
.1lo cases; pFeetE1binK form OF eertiteat uf
e'nv,cs'ut IN Ger ain cases; rellung 10 duiies Of
It Rtsters oj des ds.
Thc1e Ea4 m hours dlssuseicu OF 1 bill to
charge county governments back to the old sys-
t N Of hostca coDpoeed Ct chAlrmeu Of toxp
Boards u eupety1sots which wA1 advocated by
MtfsTs. Dewey. GfaTes and Maxon and opposed
BY Messst. tsus:1ss. Sessions and 4ullh4t. The
yose showed tie House to be vtfy Eeasy eyenty
disl .tr, and the couEse Of vot,IK Was nLusu ally
| crooked
lbe AsPenbly refused to indefinitely postpore
the TN bJ ute OF II to II, and then RI fused to
order It TO a third reading bJ vote oY II 10 Is
erb equentlY motlon Was made to reconsider
that vote. which 'he Assembly refused 10 table
By 80 10 ~. snd further tonAf. f.egat1o1 va then
post pol ed t,lE WedtesdaJ.
a blu 10 EeEtsc the t21 On dogs and make the1s
owners p1y damages sor sheep killing, was indci.
nlte!y postput ed.
4 t1ll fer the txteusiou Of Suffrage 10 women
Vas made The SPECIAL oraet for Monday evening"
Both hon4es hare II eesst1n this evening.
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SOUTH AMERICA,

The Brazilian Z 10 EstAb1fsh Frov3s
a1ohAl.Gove1nment nj In Paraguay. "a
PAAn, Feb. &-L4te south AmerrcAn Atrices
ssy It ts reported that brazilian Force has gone
to AsuLcien, 10 establish P1oyisloIA Govern
mtnL
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Thc Eltchhurx Wife FoisoneF.
WoAclh1Ka, MSS, Feb 4.-Tho cxamtnxd en-
t,,hs IT wtis potsenes. haa been postponed
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DIT Goo d. Failure in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb "a large dry goods
clothing house has failed. Liabilities said to be
100000, S7o,oo0 VI which arc Gce one touse In
thiA tftY. ..-.. ...
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FOREIGN.
Greece.
WHAT WILL sur DO WItH ffg

LONDON, Feb 4.
t DrspAtehcs from Athens ANNOUNCE the probable
adherence OF G.eeee to the protocol u the con.
ference.
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VEIOCIPEDE3.
The best asaor' uent In the city, It Tho coAN
TIKI DgoEKE CARNAGE AAEuFAcTrR1SG
coz, Il Rando;pn-ss. Pstcs. ts 70 s16-
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Murderer Executed,
cLEvHtAap. Feb. 4.-Lewts DAVIS was huge d
at 141 p. N. to-oly. In the c1Yah1ga Eouat .
Jail. fof Tho murder Of u. r. Skinner, OF Ind {.
pendencc, tsAt September
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mt38RERT.

81. Lo17., Feb. IA dele E.uop Of prominent
ladies Of u: Louis arrived =. Jefferson City, res
taRt Association Of Missouri, a.ktnx 4hc Lests-
lature 10 provide foz the amendment OF Lac tate
coEsti.u,son. 20 ss to strike she wura .uA1e''
Rom th3t Instrument. Tho petition Will be prt-
sentd this afternoon, It vh:eh ,lme AdtrrEse.
will Be msce by ro1ae Of the ladies On the sub
TIE House pared i bill which provides thst
ary loant stoek company o. association from
smother state. t.znaaesieR bustr esa ia Tits s,ae
sr LOIS. Ft6. l@rae deiess,es G s u sas wonsn
Su1Eafe association were ree-ised By The LtRis-
lssure in 1otnt sett!oa thls aneInono ind tre1t9d
w.ih marked respect John E. Hendit:k, Speaker
e the HoIse, was called TO the char, and made
short speech, saktng strong gTouacs IN favus Of
f.nsle tndraee: aId nattrg this 4 rrpabhean
Art. JOHN y. Pnelps made lew reol.ks, and
EsEe n outfine The reasocs why wonAn deoaants
@ ths @eal!.t eat he ps:reip3i spscea o{ the oeea:
s. Loaif, who ce4.ered >. locg. elaha11ta
saa p e!oanent .tdsest; going ovt. near.
,i,ss Tho,e IN re 2ass21 -
TO WITH attention ana frequently ap;,,uded,
Lieutenant Governor bt.uard, senator us-bine
Gee dfd rroanas n fsvor Ct xoraan's sufifsse.
AIsef the ADJOURNMENT Of the e,ETenrtun, the
sa1.1Re Ps.tdon -, circulated. and Gevsrn
tere.3 or eightv Scnat1ew and hc >, e1ep1ti1es
H. ned It. which lluos, aaenres that IN aueae.
ment 70 tbs constitution striking ont ,he word
AA%'I ~A1 ~ saCA!A%tC4 W LIE pENPIt H 9tpA-
rate proposition, 1t the nert central eltctIcc.
GEORGIA.,
AHASIA. Ga Feb. 4.-1n the Sens!e the blu
authott1tnC Aesssr- Brown, Parrott And Aiex1u.
der Il. etsphecs TO proceed to Washington md
ferrcsent thu true state II 1dtiss cocGrrzs ana
- estatn what solution Of tho unfort1n din
erluss en- ~ / I'D which will b. fati.fAc1ory te
dsawn ~
The Houte refuBtd 70 refer the eligibility c,
heroes to the Judic:arY Committee.
Tee question whether AnJ additional l4gtsI&
I'm y n ee4fas3 to brtnE the qucsttru Of EeSre
enR1oihty before the Supreme Corft now h te4
sion wAs losL
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POLITICAL DEPARTMENT.

ua1avaled. In the campaign jnst eaded It n.s pn
u tne Hont fanfa ot ne hoau wnosa wstcnvosr u
Equal Rxhh md National Honor. Asa r. ~.
among the tsst to hoist tie csres or Ge,rwr
Grsnt for President and Schuyler coAx ebr vscv
P1eadent Of tho United Ss4tes It Wa tho trst kur
~ In sae est 70 confront atd deoounee tbs poh1
Of pairing the nAaonAl bonds in ahIr eh,n
p.attess-A potcJ l.ose fAlal to tie iaiet; nd pe
Pesutty of The Cntca thAa III the xzaiss azaa aeA
podsf Jenoe1aan Dsvta
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G treat Britain.

e FeNE B1tfAfne
TIE PETITION IN HEnALH OF 1HI YISIAs COS.
IKLLo DxxrKp,
LoADoz, Fab. 4.
The appeal recently nsde III The case Of Cos.
tello, the American cltixeu, conylc:cd Of com
plleitJ In the Fenlaa rsvolta, has been denied,
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ton on the t2ela. The ycas and n4ya wtfe taken, |
fssultink-Jeas, 80 naJs. Es+as folloHB:

HI. BAILEY moved that the Ch.trmaa Of the
COMMITTEE on Municipal Afairs b requeatsd to
place tne merritt bill 10 ndrtu tho tItle Of the
staE 70 the submerged lat d. In the hands Of The
tlstk: that IT might b. printed nd considered
Win ae otntfs On 1utsdas.whlch Wa agreed 70.
TIE CLEEE Rad = epuuuriest,en frorn thu
governor. knc!o4l1R special report Of the State
aente Commissioners. giving a detailed state
NELL Of tie nlcs made for atone 10 b.. psed. aud
lEsttmg The attention Of the Hou.e 10 re repor1V
q j. H. WEtt n a1o Professor Wostteo u to ,na
quaity Of at1re. Ordered that ara hundred
eopies be printed.
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THE TRIBUNE nalptalas larSef eosps Of eaxxa.
spoadenss than any ether journal west of New Yuk.
snd II Challenges comparison as to ,as character md
auatsy Of the original satter tr it, columns with xsp
eshes Journal In ths Caloa- It empioys tzss-c1axa
zTitesa sc1 telegraph reporters It al potuta wex1
!MpostA2I p43 il uxnkziStc.. Il LII
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#agonic Notices.
MASONIC.

spee.al eoaroeauo1 Of WASHINGTON CHAP
TER this tFI1D AID evening 1t X O'Clock. for work
On u. N. Degree. ..........
IQfIE EHIfiFY Seetx
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a91oposals.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Fe hs1e about t-etty rve miles ot pr.hinz n Leu
on The line Of The E1rtl a{too Missouri E1re1 RAll
fDad. " 1t Of Afroc. iosa.
This work f1nket from twenty to EKty thpusaoA
cuhlc JatdA per milo. Thu material II good Tha
rhoe wcrk must oe completed oy Auxast ist isas.
kespoEAih}e contractors arc Invited to call 1t
ofnen IN Dttutnwz. lows, or At Afton. and examine
the prohle and pxct1csue n, eaa rcxS. ii bids.
HnLF. CARPENTER d ANGLE
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Il AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT

THE TRIBUNE k3ves tho Iatest And ncst appspyoS
method ot cultivation and III the 2c1aattdc reaearoa
hud practical experiments who're sosnlt& sro o. rh,u
IA m Agricultural, Horticultural And stoet-Ratax1
community.
In two respects, theo. TEE CHICAGO TRIBUNE
H. IN the very nature Of :Sins, the superior Of sur
kAAtefn paper. 1t ID devoted t. Wesrssa tuta5nssx
M seAche4 IL lrader4 NTH. II iesst
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The sfIAte met 1t half p1ls two. and continued
The cSn3ldt.At1on Of the Ttx1s Cattle bill.
Tho kecotd section w1a Ameneed 10 toRfoxEn to
tho ht1t IN time Il Dit klkitidn.
Various aMetdE tuts wcre Auxed to the third
section. AHot Them orc lhR& the law shall not
sppi, 10 cattle Nfnttfed In Ktn.N aId Missouri
To preceding tesseE. offered bJ IT kpler, to
1hit MtAAEus ntean1 n addition that the prot.
OF tuth wtntes1nt stnuld be On the owuek OF
h.l1t1 & k..... l&..::..s.'
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tanJ PREPARED eJ IN able coEps Of editors Aad reox-
crs> md are brought down to the latest hour hcte@
xctuE 70 press. The Rtp1ttz embrace every cqnRer-
s1sl esaEa 1t Europe Aaa tht united stAsos whie&
eAa bars sny tannencc npco Wes.ero prodace, tsaaa
Of Industry. Iait1
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-06
Casualties. not very serious but alarm

Casualties. not very serious but alarm
ing for the moment, have occurred within a
lew days Lightning struck tree standing
near tine boisiing works Of the Poorinaa
about four % lock Saturday afternoon, shlv-
ering il to atoms, throwing spiiniers into
the ngine room but doing 40 special dailiAee-
About iise O'Clock On the morning oi tie
Fourth our friend, VIM Robinson. an Amer
icdn gentielnsa vi irisa eSiracliu.i, "A disciple
ol 0ia IulJ.i Cain, " bo niay lave bern lie
vulcan vino forged thu tbundsri olt that rent
the Iir tree al tiie mine, undertook, Wit the
az iSlaIee 0i Henry hIle, 10 celebrate that
glorious morn. and by some inisiiap the an
vi nred premalurely, whereby each oi the
gpntlfmen we're burned considerably about
the lace and had tnrir nhiskeis and hair
scorclird of They Viii both survive With
out much Inconvenience.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-06

District Court. June term Lesis,
Judge: HzlIock, Clerk; Stevens, Sheriff;
Higlee, Deputy District attorney
July Ist-G W Gilmore as assignee vs Nj
near NJ & N Co, default OF defendant entered
and ju 'grnent for plaintiff for possession Of
property claimed with costs but Without
damages T.. oi,le vs. Woodward and Brown.
trial continued, defendants rest, prosecution
Introduce Te5ltling testimony, evidence
closed, 10 be argued To morrow. 2d-iadd
& TIll0n VS. More. FOCUS. o y & MS Co ct al,
order disInissng cause sri aside, cause rein
stated on calendar and continued Until next
term ErUokshank vs. Cater, dism ssed al
plaintiffs costs Nati.di Byard VS. Isaac
Cauldsell, notion 10 place cause ON calendar
tor this term denied People vs. Woodward
Jury Jury lind verdict Of mot guilty; jury
discharged and bail exhonerated. People VS.
James Freeman "a colored Democrai), de-
murrer 10 indictment overruled, defendant
excepts jury drawn, cause tried, jury re
turn verdict Of guilty, judgment and sen.
lence tomorrow. q n Gilmore as assignee
VIZ N II * 81 Co, default and order for judg-
ment heretofore entered set aside; Ira Wor
den. on petition. permitted to come in and
plead and defend Ia said action. 3d--AlIison
Mining Co vs. John C Page, cause continued
ON order Of reference; 4 Ensign referee to
report next term. J A Post h Co vs. BROKER
& Taylor, dismissed al plaintiff Is costs. NJ
Presby vs. WIN Jump and Chss Shumaker,
IL equity, decree for plaintiff making injunc
ton perpetual and for Costs. Herman = Co
vs. BROKER n Taylor, answer filed and cause
continued till next term. J A Post * Co VS.
Hnsp X Schrad r. Cause continued. McMa-
hon VS. lby, continued Tire several suits vs.
Tlios Culr Jr Il Co, continued ill next term.
W y summrrcamp ~ executor Oi the estate
Of jacob Weslenfelder VI JOHN Catla0w, de-
fault 81 defendant entered aud judgment tor
plaintiff for possession 81 premises chained
aud cnst~. Pond, Reynolds Go VI BrUiker
Il Taylor, judgment rDr plaintiff as per stipn-
lation on file, stay Di execution for sixty
days Pueblo {; ) Il q NJ Co vs W + Phil
lips and J N sh0rt, defendants demurrer sus-
tanned with leave 10 plaintiff 10 amend; plain
tiiis execute bond for cIsIs, defendants grant
ell till Hing Of bond To answer or d,.Inur.
Presby vs. Jump, motion TO relax costs al
lowed. casts retaxed. Hazard Vi Cole. mo
lion taken uu,ler Amusement. Josiah Ni;h-
OILS w A Dusenbury ct al, decree Tor plaintiff.
i,u cher y Lenoir VS. Clark 1t al, decree Tor
plainuf. Hanson w Silver Glance 5 N Co,
judgment for plaintiff. Thos Ewing 4 Co vs.
Black, continued People VS. James Free
man, judgment pronounced, live years at
hard labor IN the penitenliary.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-06

Mining. ete.--The representative Of
the WAVE took ramblel over War Eagle
Mountain during the latter part of las, week
and reports as follows:
Tho Red jacket was the first examined
w. II. Clark, Superintendent and Foreman
has everything in good working order-shaft
down forty feet aud nearly iimbercd-seversl
tons OF good milling ore on the surface in
| which free gold is visible Mr.. Clark will
ston commence stopping, and large amount
OF ORE In sight will be taken out in very
short time. Every confidence is felt that the
Red Jacket will prove success
Passing TO the Ida Elmore, a talk was had
VIII Mr.. Smith. the Foreman, who repre-
SCENTS the mine In splendid condition. in TACT
never looked better snce It's discovery Than
now--ssw a large lot OF ore IN the dump,
and teams continually loading aud hauling il
| to the company's mill. They are erecting
new engine houss for the purpose OF put
ting in heavier machinery for huisting works.
the present engine being l0O light to do the
work required
The Golden Chariot came next in the route.
There III but little that can be said of this
mine thai IL not already well known IL
speaks for itself IN the number. size and val
ne Of the bricks il rs continually turning out
Mike Hyde, Foreman here. understands how
TO keep mine in shape, and quality and
quantity Of ure Is coming Out equal to the
hest days the mine has ever experie .ced
The deeper they 60 the wider and richer.
The Baxter Company keeps on sinking in
the main shan with encouraging prospects
I
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-06
The Capital cnronieIe.- A new

The Capital Cnronicie.- A new
paper is To commence life ON the l4th Inst
at Boise City, under the abuve title, as We
learn from IA huge many -colored poster over
the name Of +. b. Hawkins, to be Democrat-
&c, &C. II y be Capitai joke, lac says
he has purchased next to the largest sub
s.ription llsl IN the Territory. We SUPPOSE
ths Is the same old ljc,nocr At list which has
been Ia 20 many Different hands, and finally
through the Courts, seemingly going about
where II naeLh. put has iinnly been cap
lured by Mr.. Hawkins, who PROPOSES To give
It a bout Change vi proprietors Of this IN
nocent list and material has becone
chrvnicdl
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-06

Al Cage and }. H. Lucas returned from
Red Mountain yesterday morning These
gentlemen are rather favorably impressed
with the prospects Of that new camp and are
OF The opinion that several lodges already
fund may develop into valuable mines.
There are some e.8dt or ten Ut tti.'se hedges
IA Which good PROSPECTS have 5een found,
varying lis width from one h. i've Or slx iert.
No pay Ing Ilacers have been found.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-06

Urinh Perry, Of the Ivwa and Idaho
so returned from White Pine, Red Mountain
and elsewhere in New ada last week looking
little "a under the weather, " ha, ing suffered
- severe spell OF sickness during his absence,
from which he has happily recovered.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-06
SHADE SALOON.
ASsIGNEE'S NOTICE OF
APPOINTMENT.

In the Supreme Court Of the Territory of
Idaho, Tor the District Of Idaha
In thr matter OF Jake Brinkerhoir and Frank
Rngsrs, hankrupts.
IN BANKRUPTCY:
rUyo WHOM Tr NAY CONCERN. The IN
IL dcrsigsed hereby gives notice Of his
appointment Al assigeee, .f Jake Brinkerhstr
and Frank Rogers, who have been sdiudrsl
Rankrupss on creditors petition, by The
Supreme Court OF the Territory of Idaho
? $3.50 G.. W. GILMORE, AtsigLte.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-06
AIArxe l.de Of magnetic iron or Iod,

A Large l.de Of magnetic iron or lode
stone exists IN Cope District, which by ills
attraction draws upon it tue lightnings of
every thunderstorm. The surface Of the
ledge lies in waves Of soliIili,i Stag, black
eiled and glazed like the cinders OIL black
smith's forge, doubtless from The effects Of
lightning, y nlch for ages has made this spot
lis target
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-06

ABBOTT, JOHN s.-c4pesSsr, wStinx-
ton u.
R0ATNAs, n c-Phy,lcisn, JcrdansE
BugSH4H, W. L.-i.umber dealer.
BEgoTT 4 I.AGAssBR-3sock Ranch, Boon
Vile
BERNSTEIN, BEy-Herehaai, Washing
fnKt0n 81
BL<lssON. JAS N --GenerxI Merchandise,
Cranes Granite store, Westinghouse
BUTCHER 4 LEsOfR-tienefal nerchsn-
dire, Jordan Street
BLAKE a C0.--Ass4yera Granite Block,
Washington Vt
sEAcHEY HILI--Raiiroad stage Line, c.
N H1Ys Agent, Uf1ee sD Jordan 81
B0RaAS, EDWARIg-Boots and Shoes.
Washington. near Fourth 81
sIGELDw, W. D-Groceries, Liqasrs, Veg
etzbies, ctr. Washington ~.
BRIGHAM 4 wEEgs--stpyes and Tinssre,
Jordan ~.
BLAcKfNGER, War Eagle Hotel, Wash
iHgton street
DREW GEORGE--IIyery Stable, 0vyhee
City, Flint District
Room. Washington ~
rssIGN, y. E-Attorney al Law, wash
ington st.
EWING THOS 4 cO.--General Merchandise,
Granite Block. Washington vt.
TiTkHuGH. T. B.--I4quors at Wholesale.
CRETE, J0HN-Bakery sBc Saloon, next
door 10 Hill's Thester, Westinghouse
GORDON A PALnER-saw MIN wagomown
gibson. JOHN G.---ldaho Stable, Jordan
Htrert Bridge
CRETE, F-Dentist, washington-st
GRAHAM JANES-Liqn0r dealer, Wash
ingtOn st, one door south Of Second
GARDNER, JAs. H.--General Merchandise,
Granite Block, Washington IT.
HUGGAs. A. Attorney, Jordansi
HEIDELBERGER, SAN Hews Depot, Post.
Office Building, Westinghouse.
HAsSMAN, vALENTISE-Idsho Laundry.
Junction Of Washington and Jordan. sts
HAYS Y EASrdAN-- Idaho Hotel and Stage
Once, Jordan.at.
HYNAS \ REIcHENBRRG-- Merchandise,
Washington u.
B0PFER 4 HiLLET.-Nesl Market, Wash.
iHgt1n vi.
HERMAN 4 co. Bankers and Whole
sale Merchants. Washington IT.
HUELAT 4 CO. General Merchandise, cor.
jordan A Second sts.
JONES TOM and CHAs LIvERMORE-sa
loon, Jordan Street.
k0HLHEYER, PHIl.IP--washiugto Mar
kct, Jordan 81
LEBREGHT, M--Postoffies Book Store next
To Herman Co.'s Bank, Washington ~
LISCOMB, A. M-cosnopolilan Restaurant,
Washington VT
LESLIE, II. E--Photognpher, Washing
ton vt.
L0BESsrElS, = tRedI-tienersl nerchan-
disc, Jordan IT.
M'BRiDE \ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Law,
Court Street, east SIDE OF Jordan Creek.
merrill. ) P-Sheep Hsnch Station, Jor-
dan Valley.
MCDONALD h CO - tssayers, Jordan at
MARTIN h HlLLER-Attorneyx al Law
NnrniuE Staf NJ.
NORTON. S-Hilk, Washington st.
PICKETT Y GAHRIEIs-GoIden Chariot Sa
loon. corner Jordan and Second sts
RUPERT, J. A.-8pothecary's Hall, Granite
Block, Washington VI
Robbins. C. -Jswelry, etc, Granite
Block, Washington 81.
sJOwAI.I., " p Shade saioan. Second ST.
SON hERCAAp, W. F.--Sal0un and Brew
cry, Washington n.
SPRINGER, A. C,-f.iyrry Stable, Jordan ut
USHER n BOWEN. Olive Hraneh saloon.
Washington street
VAN SlYkE, j. \. A BRO.--Gcnerai ner-
eh.ndiss, Granite Block. Washington IT.
WELLS FARGO x cO-BankerS, Granite
Bleck, Washington Street
WOOD, 7. M.-Photograph Gallery, III
Jordan Street
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-06

E. N. Athrrton. who was no badly
hurt by getting his foot nearly sawed on In
the Bewld-r Creek saw min a week or two
sinre In improving finely. or courss the
homes Of the foot and ankle being spIt and
partly removed. these members viii alwsvs
he stir, but from present Indications /, will
not lie necessary 10 ampuisse the limb.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-06

Black Mill i'll Flint has started up
again Oh I.eviathan ore this time. The ledge
ia the l.eviathan shows "a width Of nine feet
and TWO men are taking out ore as last us
two men eau assort it, which is considered
very last work - There 10 hope of n Tree if
il he cut doAn that II will sprout again and
that the tender branch thereof VIII not fail. ,
such hope is entertained lur Flint
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-06

A fine shower visited the earth herea-
bouts on Saturday forenoon laying the light
accumulation of dust and materially enhanc-
ing the pleasures OF travelling. In Tact, thus
far the rains have been sufficiently frequent
this season to ktop the roads in excellent
condition.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-06

Tom. Bower. says Forbes OF the
White Pine News is mistaken in setting him
down as Middle State man, unless II is
upon the principle Of the cepperiiead who
claimed to be Southern because he was from
southern ONO; our ex-Chief Justice came
lroui Niddie TENNESSEE.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-06

Professor Hermann, whose two
performances We Intended to notice In Fri
days Wave, but len it out by mistake, has
gone 10 Nevada and will return about the
hst OF August. He understands the whole
art Of hscus pocus, and IL a hrsts lass ven
lTiioquist.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-06

The Democratic State Convention, June
18th, nominated J. b. Crockett, OF San Fran
CISCO, 10 I'LL Skaters place, and W. I. Wal
lace, Of San Jose, to ill that of Sawyer, on
the Supreme bench of California
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-06

The party which was somewhat mystic
riously made up and started on prospect
a week or so ago, il is repor, ed, have gone 10
a point some Thirty miles TO the eastward Of
Cope District where one or more Of the
party bad previously fund rich quartz.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-06

Dick TregaskIs informs as that he
has got track Of the parties who fcloniously
took, stole and carried away his span or
mares Harvey followed them 10 Corinne
aud writes that they we're there only the
night before and he would probably soon
find them.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-06

South Mountain still exciies some
interest as prospecting mining camp. Nick
2app returned from there the other day and
reports everything looking favorably.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-07-06

The Columbia aud Orc Fino mine is
abandoned for the present. the work reqnir-
ing more means 10 put 1t iu sbsps than the
parties ieel warranted in expending.