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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-11
St. AIMS Concert.

The manner in which the sacred concert
fast Sunday evening, at st. AIMS Church,
was gotten up and p Eonized, is highly
creditable to those in charge Of the AFFAIR
and of the residents of that portion OF the
Second District. As much as tfe Church
has been recently enlarged, there was not
room enough for all the audience to be
seated, and many gentlemen who were
timely enough in their arrival to secure
good seats were afterwards, upon the call
of politeness, obliged to yield them to Ia
dies.
AS crowded, however, as was the assem-
blase, it could not more than do justice to
the merits of the concert. Some OF the
most choice morceaux in sacred melody
were executed by artists of the first emil
hence in our city. Mr.. Curto's composition,
so favorably known here and elsewhere,
was represented by the performance OF his
Jurta Crucem. This magnificent piece was
given, the solo by Mr.. Cassard and the
chorus by about fifty of our most efficient
amateurs.
A duet, Ave Maria, by Mrs. Witham
and Miss Cannon, and Mozart's Prise de
Jericho, by Miss Cannon were specially
lauded by competeute critics present.
Every thing, however, was SO charming
that it would be difficult for any but an
expert musician to discriminate between
| their relative claims to excellence. The
names of Mrs. Witham and Mrs. Blache, OF
Mills. Cannon, de Generes, Jaufroid, Guyol
and Todd, of Messrs. Davis, Cassard, Jou-
bert and Guyol are sufficient, without any
other evidence than their presence and
participation, to satisfy our readers of the
merits of the performance.
The ladies and gentlemen who thus
kindly contributed their talent to the sue
! cess of the occasion are entitled to the
warmest thanks of the congregation whose
burden of debt is diminished to the extent
of the proceeds thus obtained, though no
gree tribute Of sympathy and respect to
Miss Theresa Cannon, organist of the
Church. This young lady has of late SO
thoroughly established her claims to the
rank of musician that she naturally ELECTS
the admiration and easily secures the CO.
operation of those who are best able to es
innate her ability.
We congratulate Father Tumoine on the
discrimination whibh has secured to his
choir such valuable control and upon the
piety of his flock who second his Jealous
efforts with so much good will and eff
cheney. His beautiful Church which is
really an ornament to the City, is also an
enduring monument to the vital piety of
his parish.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-11

BE EMPLoXED.-The ruin of most men
dates from some vacant hour. Occupation
is the armor of the soul. There is a sa-
tirical poem, in which the devil is repre-
sented as fishing for men, and fitting his
bait to the taste and business of his prey :
but the idler, he said, gave him NO trouble,
as he bit the naked hook,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-11

The body of a Prussian was recently dis
covered near st. Louis, with the head
placed in such way that it would seem as
if he had been standing upon it at the time
of his death. The Prussian victories had
affected him SO much that he went mad
with joy, and wound. up his existence in
the manner described.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-11

CAUSE OF THE WAR.-The war cores
pendent of the New York Times processes
to have derived the following particulars
from q member of the Olivier cabinet:
In glancing at the causes of the present
war, it is perhaps advisable to let the world
know that the garden interview between
King William and the French Minister,
Benedict, has not been fully detailed. 1t
was well, upon the surface, to give it some
coloring of dignity, but the truth is that
when the French Ambassador approached
the King to press him for an answer to the
Emperor's demand for some assurance that
Prussia would not permit the future ac-
ceptanee of the Spanish crown by Prince
Hohenzollern, the King was so far under
the influence of wine that he scarcely knew
what he answered. He launched out into
trade against the Emperor Napoleon,
and included the Empress Eugene in the
sweep of his tongue, applying such epithets
and vile language to both as would not
look we'll in print. You may here find
some cause for the hot haste with which
the Emperor declaed waf.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-11

few of the congregations of the city pro.
sented the Re- Rev. Bishop Williams the sum of two
thousand hundred dollars the occasion of his
recent arrival from Rome,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-11

ITO read of the English papers, says the London
Universe, would suppose that the Irshmen in the
British army never had anything to do with any of the
victories which have taken their place in history The
day read in the illustrated an article re.
ferrng what the writer called tho English Scotch
victory at the Alma. Well, We happen to know that
there soldiers there from the Emerald Isle
too. And it not written by some Dublin poet
whose lines though not very smooth quoted often
NV -
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-11

If Paddy not there too.
National depreciation is always better avoided Sen.
sble make allowance for difference of temperament,
and worthy Englishmen, Irishmen and Scotchmcn al.
ways get along very well together Each sees where
the other capable of improvement but does think
it Unnecessary to insult him. ---7-
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-11

Happiness is perfume that one cannot
shed over another without few drops fall
ing on ones self
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goi,Is.
United PARTNER SIIIT

THE HOUSE Restaarantand Exchange
nave been remoddled recently, and put In the mos,
perfect condition for the OF tho public
the way ofunches during the business hours OF the
day any other hours Arrangements have been made
ot constant and peatfu supply OF the nnest oystsrs
that can be bought. and we challenge competition IN
everything pertaining 10 the preparation OF shell sh Of
all varieties Other articles OF food In the Exchange
viii be as always, Of the best quality.
CHAS. A. sTETsoN's SONS.
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RLEVhNrH WAED
For run TerES
That appears on such estimatey and caoxaaa ,h.,
Tie Whoe Dumpsr OF votes givea fur t,e ofice or
IitSlee ot ,onlnon Schools ~ ihe Eleventh
Ward, for Fdll Term, vas i've thousand ,l,pa.
hundred ana forty unc, ,..,..., a"N '"'o' ,u
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Tnsntisl
EIGHT PER CENT. GOLD
Fn,sT MORTGAGE BONDS
or THE ISSUE OF


LIIGHT PER CENT. GOLD
Fn,sT MORTGAGE BONDS
or THE ISSUE OF
eiDp0oo,
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY n. n. CO..
In denominations Of $1,000 and tNo coupon or regis
tered with interest at eight cent per auDuu paya
Bile 18th February and August in gold. frce OF United
state. taxes, In New York Europe. The bonds have
thirty years to run, payabein New York In gold. Trus
tees. Farmers Loan and Trust Company. Of New York.
The mortgage which these bonds at the rate OF
ts,coo per mile. covers O completed road for every
bond issued, aud is nrst only mortgage The line
connecting 81. Joseph with Fort Kearpey will make
short and through route to California.
The Company have capital stock Of $40 1900
And Q grant Of land from Congress Of
1ep0o eWes, valued st the lowest estimate
rlrst hoftssGs Bonds. 10000
Length d road. III miles j price. siS and sccrucd in.
tcrcst Can be obaned from the undersigued. Also.
Psmphiets psIs, and ipformsiion .clstIoE thereto,
income are desirable to parties seeking safe and lucs
W.P. CONVERSE q CO. Conf. Agents. -
10 Wall ST., New YORK,
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Qublit Hotties

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sses.!s 3 az ~ igJs
SslOcI orsyieW6s taxes for 1885 aud 70 adopt m's
fSs neelias wiz be under the exclusive control Of
'y SsSSN S9sYSRSN D. HAskIN, Chairman
sSHs sS%s Z :: kkstessoss' ksfsss: Secretaries.
Lent, y. W. sonneOoru, john c. ksSser. ''''' y
CE0T0SS ,.s9. AL EDTCL .I.E DEEPAaMTNENSTS
tue o. The work tho has ci the bidder ana The date o
se SsrnS Mao WI be s ar :" NJ ,G: yS 0ce 81 pp
=: .s j g Tss.i .ss tsS %s SS 4.
30 oid, WIN BE- IscsSed sxssp. from, person.
faI,Ssf information apply TO ihe con,rsc, Clerk
aSSf SRSi:ds + SAiHASHf. :: aiRHHAFSsf.
cro,on Aqueduct Department. Dec. q isSe. 80
CITY OF NEW yoHk; ,Tg.;, ., r,.xc,,
BUREAU or TIE % RrcyIvn. @ Q. I.xrs'
No. % Chambers s,reet. Bee. is, iss,
Eotiec ia hereby given to eli persons who may hays
before .Ss I: day o. jsnsst, $50 % and sass ;ssi
ss%:S .s IS s s..s
BERNARD smt III, receiver.
CESTS s.gPg ,.ss ". a.
.s q ths yOTE g which relates: me- meme % Is.
Ss scs e H., q E. IL
construction q Nico,,on payepepts 10 the folowisl
FOURTH sysn9esi Thirty pints street. between Lering
ton and Third avenues Thiryteventh street. betwecs
Sixth and ssysa,h avenues kny ith street, betwees
finb and eiIh avenues Howsrd street, bcswccs
bro:dwsy snd Centre street F.agahn street betwees
Csnuo ed Kim streets and ruth syenue, betwees
Fifty ninth and kintieth streets. No bids win be
kicoisou pavosnent.
this once.
ssSssf T. SAhsbRsXsdiH, crotGss so.;S ssSreaoas
0EO. .. GREENE. D"
once Crosop Aaueduct department. Dec. s. fsos.
CKs0T2N Cs.!I I,os.9 A9TED.SCT %DKPhRTsIS5ENT. DIX
tne name o. the bidder ana the date OF tsoetng, wa
tnrday Jan isp for the construction OF psycmess
nom fourtcenth street 70 Pifty -ninth street.
No bids viii be received except from parties legally
authorized TO lay the form OF pavement.
for lurther informauon apply TO the Contrsft Cerh
THOMAS sTEPHENs,l c.o,o.
R0BT I. DARRAGH. Aauoiaet Bo~sp
once OF the Crotou Aqueduct Dept, Dec. n. 1902
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Mto,taL.

Ili.0On, hiAkHOOD.-hr. OLik, a Bond st.. Of
- Unon'wlde reputation, treats the unfortunate
Boarding "a the estsbshmeGt desired No matter NSs
failed, state your case CONFIDENTIAL co freq
PamPhiet for sstamPs, nours-3A. NJ, to9PM.
NW, HUNTERS BOTANIC CORDIAI. 10
stores yigor OF youth 10 one week gives health
and strength TO the mott debaIcd t5 per pint bottle
al ~ Bond sG Book on nervous debility, 60 psges
GI nnn REWARD for any case of disease,
% l. sVON mercnrial rheumatism, Weakness DC
bii!Y, neryousness, &c. ttat DT RlCHAUS'S GOLDEN
kEMEDlEs tan 70 cure; hours from "a N, to9p NJ.
trculars scat Address OF apply 10 Dc RICHARDA
No. 2b VArlek o.. New YORK
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Ytaal Notins.

xd..%su me matt .as Sn ss iGPs
Lauren; street from Cans. street 20 Amlt, sree, ans
6sRse 'sS: SS5s :trss
Fifs sss%ns S IN the city q New fork We the undo,
above entitled matter hereby give notSe to the
e. %
and 70 al others whom 4 may concern. 70 wit.
:s::%sp, \. iSs matte: sS,
y SS s. Ss
. q sSss:s = IS ne si'S g Ss" FoSe
ssoosD That the abslrsct Of the sad estimate ana
.ssY sSss..r d a ,Ss Sgr md so 81 tho
S s q p: y SS ssys a HsST
q New York there to remain until the ,hrie,h dsJ
TnISD. That the limits embs aced by the ssse4smen,
AFORESAID are as ioliows to wit AZ those lots. pieoes
saS and eonaaed wsho s eeat S q
tho following named street that Is to ssv- "
line %a hs u Ct q s
ire line Of aSason .rse 70 the scnsre Inc otrsssSn
street. thence eSteriy 70 the centre line q CsImns
street 70 shs Centre line q sists avenue % tsenc.
% n:
the csnt,e line o. four,esnth street 10 poat distant
finn .!snue thence Sorihsry and parable 70 fi fiGs Is
] H c Ssay tss e
po,ss qsAni one hSnafsd feet essterly fros
and as ss sSfs Inc 81 fSs
se spe saee 20 essr & a9uf se S eens ns Q.
thence southerly along The centre lnc OF Bresavsy
SoSi
%as Sencs .ea,ssry sDd pasac @ 20 brosdssv s 4 s
centre line Of Canal street thence westerly aSIN las
ss g ss ssa!Is line
sss ss e ae 81 p wSf ss ss
Of Church street thence sonthery along the centre
xestef along senrc ns Of ii csds % sGses , 70
FouETa That our reoort herein will he reS.r,ed a
TIC the sspre%e Court q ihs state oi New Yors sI spe
'sI isS:i Hy s' HsF es Ss;
% Ss sS ana The ssp or . q %.
WI p.gsa SsS st S SesSSsT HeeSi e. e0"nF"'
SSSSS,sST NINA = Str1fciiiSes, Commissioner.
S.d.sEE$MI,E G9IT g RF PsS "a az
W Chatter, and JosepL Lentihon. agspst Pedro 4
Grsn, Manuel H Felipe tope1, and DomipIe, Sara.
seryedi"To the dsseSasnts sSoSe nano and esss q
sSer lie eoS psrsn thus action' Which wh be assd N
s Gse S s , ef S ths aSs c.y ey 81 spS q A
s's sc T:~s TO he ws Sd
Within twenty asss alter tae service ssmmos
on you, eIcissive sf the day OF such ssrt 4
Stss.,d H "a % ' as ss .ss a%i
aud twenty dsiisrs aud Elk esSS %its s inIsrc.
from the 10Th day a necember one ino sand eigh, hua
"'''' ~ p,.,n,,,sSl ,,sSlE.SIEiIinS .I ! $Ssot% <
r tn ee Se%Pfs e. 20 & THIS ,s sc.lSG ya nsan The ono
1h Oh. .ns .I Sax OF ana eSunf OF Nsw York Of
hERkiREw XRNoUx. hays- sor Piaiarns.
& SSas,s % SS S,,sS ~
- e Ss sn,ef s % rs
nor rssdcsce c Wcsi S 10 70 the he Guy og "a,
s'N '' fITsHBsTE fS sa S 4, sSSS fsSfs, ASSur.. S
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4olititaI.

pNBLlC NOTICE is hereby given that q char &c
u has been obtained Tor the Matthew 1. brennan Dem.
ocraic Benevolent Association No f. ef thc Sevenih
ward, and officers elected for the ensnbig year
by order, d. MCh AuE n IN Prea
A, n. AvsrEh.hec
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&plpplna.

A NCHOR LINE PASSAGE TICKETS.
to and tom any Railway Station In Great Britain.
Ireland, Norway, sweden, Denmark. Germany Hot
land. belgium. and the United states oy steamers sail
ing weekly for sale
A.. AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATES.
' ~ A HESpRRsoS. gRoTHERs
The sun., 1870-01-01

EXQt IsITE LETTER.-Am content and hap
~ pN NO rAs, ALICE,
WANTED-Information OF ELLEN DIVINE by
w her brother. +. DIVINE 56i ada
RADICAL CURE, without knife. caustic or de
~ ention nom business for Structure, Fistuil Pies
Diseases OF the Pelvic Niscera Diseases and Deformtes
OF the eye, noee. face, and person.
HENRY A. DANIELS, n. D., iA eXington av.
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Situaiions @anitn.

lVANTED-Dy midte.agcd married man. sitni.
w tion in any capacity where he can obtain a living
himself and family; ~ good pcnm,n ami ooos.
cpcr good city reference. Address H. NJ. 66s 9th
WASHING WANTED by q destitute widow
w with two small children; good references. Apply
ms. NASH. III Elizabeth 81, Sd door, room6
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Professional 4ursa

professional 3ursa
A LII aseases ot sdelieste nature treated scienthc-
N ally. a. ~ EufopeAn hospltas, without mercury.
Or FRANKLIN. uAta OF Prssaisi. ~ DieecAer
nR. OAkN. d Boud o.. New York OF Union,wide
IIrputfuoni of,oe, psIorA reception, waiting. puss-
ing sadsieeptnG soo@s the mos, coplets In America
feca moderate Everybody send three stamps PAM
ph.t Tho9.sads Of .he nniortun.te from eyery state
csns. his $paion costa nothing. Hopr-sA N. W
I'M
nR, LEWIS, Beach st.. makes . GpecialtJ of
~ <eating ell diseases without mercury Those
Doctor has given h atenion 70 those dsea,os for the
last " yeArsln New York city
nR. Y. d. FOOTB. author OF Medical CoMmoo
Sense, may bo consulted In person or by letter al
Once hours ffom 10 A. M.ul M consuitation frss.
IN, uONE, lO8 wEsT 18Tii sT.-Dseases OF
1.-The heart lungs throat liver kidneys and
all forms skin disease cured Houul 70 g. ana TO s.
7 AIDES AFFLICTED whatever way can &c.
IL y upon aate and speedy cure by DR., EVANS, 81
Chatham st. Circular ffec. afst post.
MAS. DIR. X. M UNROK, Female Physician ami
Nl Clairvoysnt Consultation daily iiIrcsry ST. ~ \.
NERVOUS Ons DEpLLITy, and so@plsats. q
ChAiaamst Physical vtRor restored nv hS kslr of is
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SMacer.

MADAME ADOlPU, the greatest asEoogist Of
ul tue age, who Is fsars ago lived al D Bowery.
and well knowaLn giving satsfact,eh all
called her, has returned, and be consulted
tusines'. love. law. si'd marriage. al A howery.
MADAME JONES, fortune te1, she haa no
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Sabings 8anka

I "a EGlSsil AZ, A. near near Twenty third st.
AstMEANNUAL DIVIDEND, al the rate OF siI per
per cen, peI annum Cfree from Goyernnent tax, win
be PAID to depositore on and after Jan. H. 1870.
Bank open daily from 10 10 S, and on Tuesdays Thurs
days and saturdays from to sPM NJ. Deposits received
from ~ cents TO Ineiest allowed IRON the lbl OF
every month ALFRED MOORE, President
NMWWfSSIWstf NM WE SSIWstfiIsl iIslLis' Vice, Presidents
ORLANDO SnITu Sacreisry
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NINTH JUDICIAL DISTINCT.
That n sppears such estimate aud that
The whole number OF votes given for the ONCE OF
Justice OF the District Court OF the Ninth Judi.
cial District was four thousand nine hundred
and twenty.one ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. aG
OF which Josiah Porter received two thou
sand one hundred and afty.two............. 2,i52
or which Michael Hsliaran received one
thousand six hundred and tive three. i,6S
OF which William H. De Camp received one
thousand and eighteen. cn...................... i0i8
OF which John ". bennett received one
hundred and two. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i0e
Ofwhich IN re were blank thirteen......,... IS
And OF which there were scattering thirteen Is
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In re ksA ANCk OF AN tNit LlHK OF the burr
reGAts o. The County OF kSN York. Aotce Is hereby
given 10 all persons having capls Against Harrison ~
LseonD lass OF the cy Of New. xUsI deceased TO ps
sen ths same, with youchcre hafeok 70 the sub,
At nor residence, 2lo West tih st. In the Guy Of N0(
YORK, on nI before the Ist day OF March next Dstcd
RLiZABRTH NJ. i.iSCONH Administrator
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Haeg,n,rp.
Qrintina.

nIARIES ron 1870. from Is cents TO ts. All
IL kinds "t b'are DoOLs, paper statOnrIy, and lob
PIln;,ne , q, 10" prices BY FRANCIS & LOU rREL, Is
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-15

HJrE on vtsrr.-Two families took their depart
IN, on yesterday. for their old homes east OF the
laky Mountains. Jo pinkham. u. 8. Marshal and
!, wife. % cas-, on visit 10 friends and relatives in
aaadi and Jonas ". Brown. Esq. and his wife. 10
a,ir old home in Illinois They will be absent for
agple Of months intending to return before winter
sts in. We wsuld advise eur two Radical friends
and Jonas to visit Washington before they return
ah lis mos: opportune time. Congress not being
session they will escape many evil associations and
na come in contact with so many Congressional
aAckguard.. We hope that they may enjoy their
'A' aud tina. they may safely return to our cty a.
a'ly as they anticipate.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-15

LooK At rue RuIss-Aye, look at the ruins Oh "n@'
'ce we're magnificent setsof teeth. TO be seen every
here in society. Lock at them. and ask yourself u
Sh not marvellous that such destruction -
ID when. by simply using sozoDosr, any tee.a now.
TER fragile, may be preserved from decay or oie''n
long az life lasts7
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-15
City and County.
Stockholders Meeting.

meeting of the Stockholders of the Idaho World
shifting Company" win be held at the IDAHO wonnp
nice, in Idaho City. on SATURDAY, the sth day Of
r.ober $780, a. o'clock p. NJ. for the purpose Of
scing three Trustees. and the transaction of such
sAer business as may properly come before them.
BY order Of the President: ED. F. LEWIS.
Idaho CITY, sept O. 1870. Secretary.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-15

DEcoRArEp.-The Boise City stage came In ie"
Senings since with the horses gsiy decorator WIN
russian flags. creating some little stir among tue
Sermans. As Charley Bernstiel was on BOARD ".
sasss he had hand In t. He is bound 10 nna 'oA'
or his enthusiasm In some way.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-15

RETrRSEo During the past few days se'era' o''
'ssi4en;ers" have returned TO Idaho. John f'hhes'
. BROTHER Of Jlas, who left here for MS nome ~
@ra last Spring. in bad health. comes back iooAi's
EDuter and heartier than ever. Dr. j. al. be''S Ill"
NE who have been residing at Orc Grande curing
lie semner. also returned jus. in time to learn tha'
be Doctors Loon Creek PROFITS viii be required 10
sts; in paying mp Edmondscn's defalcation' as ne
lad the pleasure Of being one Of the bondsmen.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-15

VIII RErunx.-Frnm letter which we received
ron Mr.. D. A. Lancaster, q few days ago, we learn
Tat he will visit idaho again this Fall Mr. Lancas-
sris State Agent for the Equitable Life Assurance
S'ety for Nevada, Idaho and Montana rms oooie'y
'snsidered the leading Company in the ohi'ea
a'es If not in the world. and persons intending 70
tie out policies would do well TO call on MT Ian
7s!er when he arrives.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-09-15

81 ANOTHER DEFAULrER-The defalcation OF an ON.
:. entrusted with the safe keeping and disbursement
the public funds is never an acceptable item of
,.ws to place before the pesple. We had hoped that
as list of plunderers of the peoples money, which
snmenced with Lyon and ellison. had ended with
ssum; but another name. and that Of man who
sa heretofore sustained an unblemished character:
man against whose honesty and integrity not
hsper had been breathed ut least not to our knowl
,e, has yet to be added TO that list of rogues who
Asys pocketed the public funds. fed from the Terri
~, and left their securities in the lurch Ed.
n,udson, who has been resident of Boise county
ucs the spring of 1865. had by his conduct and de-
usanor ingratisted himself into public favor, and
as elected County Treasurer about two years ago.
\, nan in the community was held in higher esteem
IAN he was and not the slightest suspicion of dis.
aaesy any maifeasanee in office on his part ever
ar county. Bat q few days ago the community was
sGtled by the report that p. E. Edmondson had de-
aaped and was de4aal,er 20 large amount, both to
y eoaHty and Territory. He LEFT about two weeks
., os,ensibly for the purpose Of settling with the
,s7i,oriAl Treasurer. bat evidently selected that
ar,calar time 10 leaEe. knowing that Mr.. Sterling.
n Treasurer. was absent on Q hunting excursion.
sr he reached Boise City he reported that his step
m dangerously i'll at the Snaks river mines and
4f be was going out to see him. and would be
assa, several days lsRges than he Intended. That
rs the las. Of him until news reached here that he
rs seen on the railroad The County Commission.
~ were Immediately nStixed aud they assembled
I nd appointed Committee to examine Edmondson's
peas aud accounts They completed their examina-
10 Is, Tuesday. The sum of 81 SIS 50 was found
The safe and the defaicAton amounts to St5 ga 65.
D. securities on Edmnnisons bond include the
sa.ihiss; men ia our county. and consequently the
lay anl Territory viii neither suffer any loss: but
Fn AL heavily the sareties at this particular
ne 1t being the dulles; Of the year aud the
taey market tighter than ever before known in the
.ls;1sy OF Idaho. The ascending of such men a.
7aia5nisoa will make men rather ehary about going
a lay ohcer's bond. We have no idea hog much
laEsy be carried away with him. bnt we do know
4Gi as Is followed by the excavations Of the whole
1-1aaiiy. Il he has squandered the public funds
saofJ.e he wiu &c; rid Of that which he came
~ d.sAonestIy sy. A wanderer and fugitive from
lste he will be in constant dread of detection and
galsAment aud he can never atone for the disgrace
veA he has entailsd upon his wife and interesting
zazay Of children with whom the community deeply
7npafhze in their trouble which. through no fault
hairs, has suddenly fallen on them
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cALrs-During the past few days we have raceiseo
als from many Of our friends from dineren. par"
n the Basin. and from other points; Ben. wn'son'
|sq, of Pioneer; Geo. W. Thatcher. .. h'nee anu
1 O. Benedict. Of Centerville. John Eissier. "a
srville, and Mr.. II. r. Mann, of Elko, Nevada
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DANCE AT MNHEHAHA.-Therew was aAAe :.
ainnehaha ranch on last Tuesday night gwen os
poper, on the ere Of his wife's departure iol s.'
last Quite number Of ladies' and gentlemen =.
tended from this place. We did not receive houo.
p it in tne, or ii would have appeared in our iAs'
sue.