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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-07
WAKING UP.

/ A late number of the London Times, in an
article upon the action of the British Parlia
ment in granting al annuity to Prince Arthur
comments seriously upon the cost of royalty
and while the course of Parliament is endorsed
| by the Times, yet dissatisfaction is apparent
throughout the entire article at the increas
| ing expense attendant upon the granting o.
annuites to the young scons of the royal fam
/ lily. We take the following extract from the
Times of August 9th, the length of the article
precluding us from publishing it entire:
Monarchy requires simpler arrangements, amin
ished cost and greater and better employed oppor
tunties of ministering to the general good. 1t must
either be brought into more frequent and useful
contact with the people, or it will come to be consd
cred of The upper classes would be content
if it ministered largely to their comfort and
glorifcaon but it might do what they desire with
out increasing its popularity. The nation would not
be contented TO pay huge sum to minister to the
vanity of privileged few. The times have changed,
and all unctionaries from the highest to the lowest
will be judged by the extent to which they contribute
to the happiness of the greatest numbers and how
far their services are worth their pay
John "Bull" appears to have lost some OF
that blind devotion to royalty for which Eng
lishmen have been so eminently distinguished 4;
and pounds, shillings and pence, when placed
in the scales with royal display, and court pa
geantry on one side, is beginning to detract
somewhat from the Jealous loyalty of our Brit
ish cousins. They are becoming imbued with
Democratic ideas to such an extent as to lead
them to question the utility or justice of squan-
dering millions of dollars annually, merely for
the purpose of rejoicing in the support of
dozen or so of sprigs of an ancient family rep
resenting, only in their persons. an effete gov
Ornamental policy. The continued seclusion of
the Queen, and her non-particpation in public
affairs, either state or court. have had tend
ency to increase this spirit of dissatisfaction
and disquiet to such an extent that the aris-
tocracy are becoming alarmed at the frequent
and persistent demands for reforms which agi-
tate the sessions of the British Parliament
Concessions have been made to satisfy the de-
mands of the people, but it is plainly apparent
that "loyalty to the crown" is not to-day, the
characteristic of the mass of the
British people; and the aristocracy can, with
good reason, deplore the steady progress of
Democratic ideas among the subjects of the
Queen.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-07

FIRES IN CALrFoRNA.-The fire raging in
the Southern Coast mountains in California
are believed to be the work of the highway
men who have been so bold in their numerous
exploits recently. The band of road agents in
that section is said to be thoroughly organized
most OF the members being of Spanish or In.
dian extraction, and they are under the leader.
snip OF . nephew of the notorious Joaquin
Murlata, who made at one time "a hell on
earth" of Southern California.
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DA CouNTY-We condense the following

ADA COUNTY.-We cOndense Cne IOliOWiDi
items from our Boise City Exchanges:
The Peter Funk individual who was engagc'
in swindling Owyheans short time ago, ha
opened bis little game at the Overland Hote
in Boise City. "You pay your money" bu
you don't get your choice. The loafer vii
probably be- up this way shortly and We hope
some of our practical jokers will take him il
hand and teach him when he brings his bogus
ljewelry that we'll take mot for joe"
i Mr.. O. H. Purdy, one of the pioneers ant
discoveries of the Owyhee mines, and an ex
perienced teacher, has arrived in Boise City
to take charge of the Public School, which
opened last Monday.
Hill Beachy, the wellknown stage man
quartz operator, and "rustler" generally, paid
. Boise City visit last week
| The second attempt to bore the artesan well
on Washington Square has proven failure.
| A train of emigrants from neaf Shelbyvile
Mo-, passed through Boise City last week
bound for Grand Ronde Valley.
The interior finishing of the Assay Office il
about Completed and the officers all on hand
except the assayer.
Rev. G. ID. B. Miller. School Superintendent
of Ada county, reports sixteen organized
school districts in that county, and the Census
Marshas return on their lists FIVE hundred and
ninety children between the ages of FIVE and
twenty-on years. for the year ending August,
81, 1871, of whom two hundred and two are
| in Boise City district.
A difficulty, of which whisky was at the bot
tom, took place few days ago at Rocky Bar
between John Pierce and VIM. Miller. which
resulted in the death OF the latter. They were
partners in an arastrar, and after cleanup
Miller accused Pierce of stealing part of the
amalgam. Pierce swOre vengeance, and going
to his cabin. got his rifle and then went and
awoke Miller up, who was in his own cabin in
drunken sleep. They had an alteration and
Miller was shot through the thigh by Pierce
The ball severed the femoral artery and the
wounded man BLEED to death in few minutes
Pierce is in Jail awaiting the action of the
Grand Jury, and the feeling in Alturas is said
to be very bitter against him. As the District
Court meets there next week, he will have the
benefit of an early taial.
A fire on McConnell's ranch in Canyon pre-
cinct, last week. destroyed the milk house and
dairy tools with some other property.
Jim Agnew is limping around town from the
effects of kick from one of his horses.
The National Bank has just received from
kelt"n an iron burglar.proof vault. 1t is made
OF cast-ron, Ii inches thick, coated with sheets
of chilled steel. and weighs nine or ten thous-
and pounds. The bank safe will be fitted in.
side of IT,
Capt. Houghton gave one of his nondescript
performances at Boise City, last Friday night,
and the Statesman confesses an inability to do
the subject justice. 1t is said that the Basin
Is to suffer the rnfiction of another visit from
the renowned Captain.
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MONTANA IrEMs.-We take the followi

MONTANA ITEMs,-We take the following
items from our Montana exchanges:
Clagetts majority in Montana over Toole is
four hundred and fourteen
A man named David Hardman, formerly
from Walla Walla, met with a serious accident
about ten days ago at the mouth of Bear pulch,
which resulted IN his death While out riding
his horse stepped into hole. threw him off
and then fell on him. He received such severe
internal injuries as to cause his death the next
day.
A Chinanan shot and killed another in a
ga, house in Pioneer, about ten days ago.
The murderer is still at large
The Overland coach from Corinne for Hele.
M upset near Beavertown. q short time ago.
slightly lnjuring three passengers,
Robert Booth, OF Mouth OF Cedar, died very
suddenly, August Goth, at Frenchtown, of hem.
orrhage of blood vessel near the heart.
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A TOUGH YARN.-The Oregon Herald says
that Joseph Knott, proprietor of quartz mill
recently erected on the Excelsior Ledge, in Bo
hernia District, in southern Oregon, passed
through Eugene city, a short time ago, with
eighty-seven pounds of amalgam, from the
crushing Of sixteen tons of surface rock.
That is rather a knotty yarn. If it was gold
amalgam, worth SIG per ounce, the quartz
must have paid over q thousand dollars per
ton.
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OwYHEE ITEMs-We take the followin

OwYHEE 1TEMs.-We take the following
items from the Aratanche of Sept. I'd:
The Elmore mill is running on Mahogany
ore; the Owyhee, on Chariot: the Cosmos.
on Knots Florida Mountain quartz the
Webtoot, on Orc Elmo; aud the War Eagle. on
South Chariot.
The Masons and Odd Fellows are enclosing
new grave. yard on the west side of Jordan
creek, below the Elmore mill
1t is reported that the Skookum mine has
been sold to parties who will Immediately in
corporate the mine, and inaugurate extensive
operations thereon.
Mr.. Sommercamp has sold out bis interest
In the Florida mountain ditch property and
placer mines to Hoffer & Miller.
Wells. Fargo 81 Co. shipped from Silver
City. during the week ending September Cd,
six bars of bullion valued at S13,53l TO-
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IDAHO CITY, I. r.
THURSDAY, $500. SEPTEMBER Z. 1871.
WANT THEM To VoTE TwIcE.-The act

WANT THEM To VorE TwIcE-The act.
ing Secretary of the Interior has announced
that he will grant ten days leave Of absence,
in addition to the usual leave of absence of one
month, to each Pennsylvania clerking in the
Interior Department. who wishes to 60 home
to vote at the coming election. AS these
clerks voted at the election in the District OF
Columbia, the Pennsylvania Democrats would
do well to keep sharp lookout for them,
and have them arrested if they attempt this
little Radical repeating game. The same leave
Of absence has been granted clerks from Ohio,
and measures have been taken by the Demo-
Gratis of that State to "nip" the gents if they
attempt to vote again. The clerical force in
the departments at Washington will be used
by the Radical overseers. in any and every
way possible which will advantage the Radical
party in the Fall elections. The tenure of of.
fee of these clerks depends, under the present
regime, not upon their honesty or capability
for their positions, but on their willingness to
obey the orders of their chiefs in doing dirty
work for the Radical thieves who are up to
their elbows in the public treasury. We will
wager if one of them who has not voted in the
District of Columbia votes the Democratic
ticket, or even intimates that he is not heart
and soul in favor of the reelection of the
"Johnny SCHNEIDER" of the White House,
that he will not be under the necessity of re-
turning to his official duties at Washington, but
will have an opportunity Of seeking employ
ment elsewhere.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-07

DEAD.-The Portland Bulletin of August
29th, announces that at a late hour on the night
of August 10Th, James Hayes, at one time a
member of the Idaho Legislature from Neg
Perce county, died in Portland, after q brief
Illness. Jimmy Hayes had many friends in
Idaho who will hear, with sorrow, the news of
his sudden and untmely death.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-07

Wont Go.-The Emperor Francis Joseph
Of Austria, has declined TO visit Gasteis for
the purpose of meeting the Emperor OF Ger.
many, but he will meet him at a future
time. The Prime Ministers of the two. coun
tries, however, held a conference at that place.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-07

AFTER LOTTERY AGESTs.-The authorities
Of St. Louis, Mo-, have at length concluded to
stop the lottery business in that region, and
accordingly have arrested man named Darius
A. Wolf for selling tickets for the Louisville
Gift Concert. M
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-07

Low WATER.-The Salt Lake Herald says
that the Jordan river is now lower than 1t has
been for seventeen years.
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Our Assay Office is under the supervision Of
Mr.. J. III. BURNETT, and we prepared to make
returns Of Assays of Dust, Bullion and Ore in SIX
hours and the correctness Of assays guaranteed
and losses from coinage, at any United States Mint
made good.
Particular attention paid to the Analysis Of Ores
and Minerals.
Dust, Bullion and Assays Of Ore left at the follow.
ing places will be forwarded to this Office for Assay
and returns made the following day:
Madigan & Cannady. Pioneer Cit!
j. V. II. Witt, .Placeryls.
Con Healey Co....................Gr Granite Creek.
]. b. Duke 4 Co CentervIle.
II. Nj. DuRell Is 10.
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M ARRIEn.

In Leavenworth county, Kansas An
at the residence Ut Mrs Martha Weldegg % 1871
w. Wood. JOHN MERRILL. of Boise con, by Rev. a
Miss LYDIA '. GILMAN Of Leavenworthl k.I 7,
At squaw Creek, Boise county, |. r ausas
aei by s Seo W. Richards E,a1 SAMUEL
Squaw Creek. =. WILEY, NJ
Two more Of our old bachelor fr;ena.
had considered ,rredeemaOle' Interchangeable and We
convertible "old stags," have "caved." aa IN.
been gobbled up by couple of Mother n ~ and
descendants. The civil and ecclesiastical .n., lair
invoked by them. respectively, have as.as laesI
plenty" and while their friends are donh.,s uen
prised at the change which has come ovor !. sur
we'll as their Dreams they unite in w,.h,s Is
long lives OF unalloyed bliss and that their GOOD sa
ample may be followed by others of the e.
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LIBEL SUrr.-H. Dorsey Cough has com.
menced suit against the Alta California for
$4,000 damages for the publication of an al.
legged libelous article in that paper
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-07

CHURCH DEFAULTER. Jacob Lansing.
treasurer of Christ's Church, New York, is
said 10 be . defaulter in the sum of $1,000.
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In Centerville, Boise county. /. = A..
to the Wife OF ]. b. DUKE, Son. august %, I8,
In Idaho City, I. T., September & Tor,
of AARON STRAUsE, a Son. y 1on, TO the W..
In Idaho City. I. T., September 6. 1s7,
of MATTHIAS ZAPP, a Daughter. = 1on, to the Me.
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- ts"' COLUMBIA, s. O.; June 21, 1871.
DIRE. W:WHEELER has this day given
to US, as Trustees for tho Ticket Holders, his
bond in tho penal sum OF $4,000, scoured by
mortgage OF tho real estate offered for raflle,
Tor prompt and faithful distribution OF tho
prizes advertised ae soon as the 2,ooO tickets
are sold. +! JOHN HGNEW,
y. 10. -. "i3. 4, T. MEIGAAN
juno az, i, RIO. SILVER.
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.EgRLlQ sgE0oIA5n 5ng FHH 6oU1At,Qol
MISSIONER .Eat9p has ojust Setnrped, TO.
among the public Schools II; the South.
ern; States! His sxeport ;is favorable. :. II
appears that: Virginia loads, all theStates
OF the Sqhth in the facilities provided
for education. She LAS set in operation
$500 schools, one 81 which Occupies;
Mr.. Jefferson Davis fttmer residence IN
Richmond; the ihoude having been sold
by the State for the purpose. !. The psin-.
cipal of the eolored high. school in Pc
tersburg served during the war OH Geh.
Lees staff, aid is now zealous advo.
cate OF the free school SYSTEM, The su.
perintendent Of educaion at Richmond
was also an officer lin the, Confede.
rate army. The educational work il
Georgia. thus far, is'simply preparatory,
as the common school law was passed
only at;the Lass. session Of the cLegisla-
ture; o state superintendent has been
appointed, and the schools will be opened
next fsiLi L AIi=s:sa;ss ss7o;, thsso asa S.ae000
schools and among the ;taaohers are
largannmhers of e4.G Gonfederate soldiers
In Texas, the Legislature has passed q
soho law which contains hScen1pulsory
clause; hndi iprbhibits, very. foolishly,. ses
parate sohqols doro oolored and white,
children. the only enactment oi the kind
in the South: North Carolina makes, q
bad return, but I'M South Carolina and
Alabama the prospect is good. The.
general result Of the commissioners OBJ
servations. shows that the. educational
wants or the Southern States are fully
recognized, and that the free school sys.
tenn which has worked s1ch. wonders
elsewhere is to become an essential part
OF the permanent re-adjustment., l1,9
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S 100. .OOO! 4
AIKEN PREMIUM LAND SALR

500. 900 to be Distributed 10 Shareholders.
EN1VE DOLLARS will purchase share, in
H. oluding work Of art worth Ave dol}ars.
The Derby Farm Property to be distributed
elnhraeee the largest Vineyard and Orchard
UNEQUALED CLIMATE, pEAcEAsYx
.fi-. COUNTRYl GENEROUS SOILI : \.
The salubrious and health giving climate OF
Aiken has given 1t the namo OF '"The Sarntors
i1f the South"
se5. .0p0 Premiums presented Shareholders.
1000 In Real Estate and Greenbaok
'PTlses to be distributed to Shareholders. -
.o9 u A Real Estate Prizes, worth frohu $500 te
622 Greenback Prizos, from s5 to s1 GOA.
Only 10, 900 shares will be issued. .
ONE SHARE IN NETERYTHIRTY.OEE WILL
DRAW A PRIZE.
Thls Real Estate Property, convhyed BY
Decd OF Trust to the Committee who are. to
conduct tho Drawing. is to be transferred by
them to the fortunate Shareholders Gs soon
as the remaining shares are sold.
The Drawing will take place according to
the published programme.
THE DAY OF THE DRAWING
Will bo announced by telegram to the Asso.
ciatetl Press. A small sum invested now may
Every Shareholder may rest assured Of
equal Justice, and that this scheme, unlike
IS FAIR. SQUARE AND HONEST"
Money received after the books are closed
will be pr ronlptly returned. For full particu-
lars, as embraced in revised pamphlet. ad.
dress j. c. DERBY, Gencraf Manager,
Key Box No. ss4, Augusta, da.
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
Present Capital, 100000.
9 OL U fI b 1 A, 8. c i.

IN AAAOAAAFLD AhEA1AA, S6VU,OUOA
OFFICERS.
John 3. Palmer, President
A. G.. Brenizer, Cashier.
c. n. G. Butt, Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS
j. Ell GregG, John 3. Palmer, F, ". AIcA{ae-
ter, r. D. Sem, OF r. D. Sem 4 Son: g. ".
Bearden, OF COPELAND l. Beardcn; Z. l.. Bryan,
OF Bryan Il lcCErter; y. Z. Swaf;eld. Of q.
g. ". c. Swafield. 80.
f. ". McA1aster. Solicitor.
etHLS Hank ts noT cficI !:- tho traHssc
Il OF general banking business.
CEETIFIcATK6 OF DEPOSIT OF Currency or
coin, bearing interest at the rate OF seven f7t
per cent. per annum, in kind. will he ieaued,
Deposits from County Officers especially So
llclted; also, from Trustees, Administrators
Executors, Professional Men, and others.
Particular attention given to accounts q
L5.y and Country Merchants, and nther bust
ness men, and the usual accoMmodat ions e1.
tended.
Notes, Bus Of Exchange. and other eyi-
dences OF debt discounted, and money loaned
on collaterale. 71--'
Socks, Bonds, Gold, silrer Dough, and sold.
discount.
Sight Drafts dro.c1 direct on all the rromI-
nent places in England, ireland, Scotland.
france, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Den
mark and the Orient. LeNers Of Credit issued.
rsyable in any Of the above places.
Drafts on all the prominent cities in the
United States bought and cold.
Banking House opposite Columbia Hotel.
Open from 8 10 8. Feb 20 "
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To Rent.

10 R6UC.
A DESIRABLE STORE, on Main a.rcct,
IA near the corner Of Dlandins, Forterms,
apply to DR.. John Lynch. or
Feb "a HENDRIX Is BRO.
a fine summer tonic is Hattort's Bittcrs-
can be Ind at PoLLocK's
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TO Architects. r.
DLAN9 for the erection OF q Market House.
T., t128 feat in length by 63 feet in width, OF,
Assembly street, betWeet, Washington and
Lady stFeete, will be received at tha etore OF
Cooper & Taylor, until 11th July. 1871. l,,
.gi;i: AUGUSTUS COOPER, Chairman,
CHARLES MINORT,
S.B. THOMPSON; .. ,t.I
Nv. RAYNE, a1:5. ;, ' .4,I q.
IL b. III. WAIflAOE,. ~
June 22 .. Committee, ,
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A FEW reasons Why they should have tho
IN preference over all others:
!. Wheeler l. Wilson's Sewing Machine Ia
much simpler than any OF the others; re-
qniring lees than half tho amount OF ma
chinery.
3. AS the result Of thls simplicity, this ma.
chine is much less liable than the others to
get out Of repair.
8. Another reeult OF this simplicity is
greater durability.
4. another result is lcss friction. and. con-
sequently. greater easo and rapidity OF mo-
Lion, with less noiso.
s. And greatest OF all, that it uses no Shut.
tie, and makes tho lock stitch.
It is the cheapest to buy tho beet. Buy tho
machine that has justly, fairly and honora-
bly, won reputation and Independence
against q strong and bitter competition. For
more than twenty years has the Wheeler Il
wis Wilson not only stood first ard foremost. but
the enlightened civilized world. Buy tho m a.
chine that has been thus tested and proved,
and then you are sure TO get tho beet. For
sale on the. eaaiest possible terms. Saloa-
rom ses Main street, second door below PHOENIX
..r'... J. 8. PURsLEY, Agent.
:. June 81 -' emo
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Whooping Cough Candy.

HERE is som mething for children suffering
Ii With Whooping Cough, Group. Coughs.
kisses, efectual In allaying coughs, Group.
colds. Keep the patient under the influence
Of the medicine contaiued in this candy; viii
June . HEIN1TSH'S Drug Store
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DR.. D. L. ROOZER
New Books, by Express.

New Books, by Express.
pHYSICAL CAUSE OF THE DEATH OF
j. 4 CHR1sT. &C.. by strond, and letter by
Hugh MiIler's Lie and Lottors, two vol.
umes,, By Peter Dayne. with portrait. s..
Uhristianity and Positiveism, by McCosh.
Peoples Practical Poultry Book, complete.
HRS. Wistar.
Canirhoe, o Romance, by Sand. e.
Ghmatea for Invaiids, by L. Bill. s1.25.
Body and Mind, by Mandsley, London. 81.
me Oid Fashioned Boy, by Farquarson.
Little Men, by author Of Little Women.
Pike County Ballads. by John Hay sl.50.
Mrs. Becton's Book OF Household Manage
ment. Host complete work. Illustrated.
just opened, at BRYAN & McGARTER'S
June ~ Bookstore.
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Intelligence Office,
(Opposite' rfasonio Ral. ]

XKCE call the attention Of the citizens Of
w Columbia and vicinity to the faot. that
we have purchased the interest OF BEARD Il
ORCHARD in the above inatitution, and will
give attention striotly to It's demanda Males
or females Wishing employment of any kind
can be supplied BY calling, or sending ia theft
names and residences and announcing. their
wants.f The,dehifes Of employers win be i'm.
mediately taken notice OF. Rentors and tho
wishing to rent will be provided for. The
collection Of Accounts will be pursued, Bonds
negotiated. and sales OF Real and Personal
Property made. . LEE d SMITH.
June 5 l N ,g'.
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Notice to Liquor Dealers.
TAVERN Licenses aud Quart Licenses ex-
orpric4 to said date. The police and city de-,
teotives Will be instructed 60 report all per-,
sons selling liquor without 9 hcense.
Juneal i..si City olsrI i ana q treasurer. M
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Itia absurd 60 Gay thatthee' Democratic cratic
party is donning the cast:off clothing Of
the Republicans. Tue Democracy mere
" propose to let the old clothes OF the
Republican party alone. -it..ii-i' t..i-'