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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-23

H., crN.rE CoMMrrTEEs.-Th Radical
cenators in fixing up the Committees q the
Forty Second Congress, ignored the sieaoins
man Of their party in the Senate by removing
c,mnar n Chairman of the Commiftec on
Uora;on Relations and Trumbull from the
craftsmanship of the Judiciary Committee.
Simon Cameron has been chosen the successor
Of Sumner and Judge Edlnunds OF vermont
succeeds Trumbull. The action OF the Senate
in removing the Massachusetts, Senator from q
nosition which he has occupied Win dis1'n'
ouished ability for some ten or twelve years
mast was. undoubtedly, instigated by Grant,
who entertains the most nnfriendly feelings To-
wards Sumner, who is bitterly opposed TO the
San Domingo job and who was manly ins'ru'
mental in bringing about the rejection by the
Senate of the treaty Of annexation. Sumner,
as Chairman of the Committee on Foreign
Affairs was an insurmountable obstacle to the
successful carving out of Grants corrupt
scheme. and the only hope of its accomplish
ment was in deposing Sumner from the posi-
ton which he occupied. Cameron's antece-
dents ara not such as to warrant either the
Senate or the people in reposng any confidence
in the course he may pursue upon any question
that may arise touching our relations with ior'
eien powers, and it is questionable whether
any Radical member of the Senate, even with
the same years of experience, could NIL the
position rs ably and credtably as has Mr.
Sumner. His deposition will undoubtedly have
a disorganizing effect upon the Radical party
and create schism which will be hard to heal
Mr.. Trumbull is admitted on oil hands as the
ablest iurist in the Radical ranks and he has.
as Chairman of the Judiciary Committee, act
ed somewhat as check upon the reckless leg
islation which Congress has been wont to in-
dulee in. His successor has the reputation oil
being an able lawyer, but, blinded by party
preudices, he will go to any length upon meas
ures which have tendency TO advance the in-
terests of the Radical party and insure them a
permanent base OF power regardless oil the
wishes of the people. The trouble which viii
ensue will result to the advantage OF the De-
mocracy, aud therefore We are satisfied with
the action of the Senate
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-23

THE "GoLDEN AGE."-Theodore Tilton's
new paper, the Golden Age, came to hand a
few days since. 1t is an eight-page sheet, con.
tanning four wide columns, and from its general
makeup and Mr.. Tilton's well-known ability
as writer 1t will doubtless take leading po-
sition among eastern journals. It contains the
announcement that it will abe devoted to the
free discussion of all living questions in church,
state, society, literature, art, and moral re-
FORM The prospectus foy the new paper,
written by Horace Greeley, il also published
therein, and the editor fully endorses the ut
terances of Mr.. Greeley as to the object and
future course Of the Golden Age. While we
despise Mr. Tiltons politics, we admire bin
as writer and hope to receive the Age regq.
larry among our exchanges. ee 0
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-23

In the Probate Court Of Boise county. Terrific
Idaho.

In the Probate cour, Of Boise county Territory OF
Idaho.
In THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF WA.
ID. NANTINE, deceased;
On the presentation Of the petition Of
G. II. Baldwin claiming 10 be entitled by virtue Of a
certain contract in writing made by said William ID.
Eansnc. IN his lifetime. 10 conveyance Of certain
mining and ditch property particularly described in
sad petition. setting forth the facts upon which said
claim IL preaica,ed aud praying for decree 10
conveyance Of said mining and ditch property,
1t is ordered by the Probate Judge tha;
Monday, the oath day Of April, A. d. 1871,
AZ II O'Clock in the forenoon OF said day. being at
regular term iowit: at the April term. ID. 1871. Of
the Probate Court of the county OF Boise aud Terri
tory Of Idaho and the court room Of said county be-
and the same are hereby appointed a time and
place for hearing SAID petition, when and where all
persons interested in the estate Of said deceased may
appear and coniest said petition by filing their ohec-
tons in writing.
And IL il further ordered that notice of the pend
cncy Of said petition and Of the said time and ploce
Of hearing be published for four successive weeks in
the IDAHO WORLD. newspaper published in Idaho
City, and at the county seat Of said county.
ALONZo p. TURNER
Probate Judge and ex. oficio Clerk Of T. C.
Idaho city, March 3. lsT0-w4.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-23
DIED

At Warm Springs. Idaho City Marcn i a"ad o.
AT AZ w ~ the liver WIEErAM NJ Vance seGu
uaars II months and9 days. tRising sun' A.A-
papers please copy.I haer cut
The young man who has thus suaas. ....hoc6
down, when Just entertng the thresnoao % ~
was the only surviving son OF Hon.k"m 8
one Of our most estimsble citizens. he hat -.
delicate health for compile Of months andsn l..
Wednesday change for the worse took place. iesul
inc in his death on tho following Sunday. no oAul0
from Indiana to Idaho about . year ana nan aso'
and by his upright conduct and gentlemaniy denean.
or won the esteem of wide circle OF friends VINO
denlore his early DEATH and deeply sympathize Will
his afflicted father in this great bereavement.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-23

HEARD FROM.-The Statesman OF March
18th published cards from Hon. E. j. Curtis
and Mr.. Matthews, and an affidavit of Miss
Emma E. Cox, in reference to the article which
appeared in the Democrat about week ago.
The proprietors of the Democrat claim that
they are fortified by affidayits fully substanti-
ating the charges made by them. SO that we
suppose both sides will be heard in due time
The affair seems to have created considerable
of rumpus at the capital, and the two papers
above named are having lively time over it,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-23

THE "CHICAGO DEMOCRAT" initial
number of the Chicago Democrat, new pa
per. the political complexion of which is indi-
Gated by its name, reached us several days ago.
1t is q neat eight-page sheet, containing much
interesting matter, and carries at the head of
its columns the motto, "Hew to the Line, let
the Chips fall where they may" The EDITORS
name is not given, but it appears that the pa
per will be permanent institution. 1t is pub
lishei by the Democrat Company" No. %
State street, Chicago, Ills. We wish it every
success, as we consider Chicago a good field
for new Democratic organ.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-23

RUMoR-The Ohio County Recorder, an In
diana paper. is authority for the statement that
Ebeuezer Dumont. an ex-member OF Congress
from that State, ls 10 be Governor of Idaho
Territory. IL is about time we should know
who is actually to be our Governor. Bard,
Conner, Curtis and Dumont have followed in
rotation. Who nexti
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-23

LOST Hrs CAsE.-The case of VIM. Mey.
denbapr against the North Pacific Transporta-
tion Company was recently tried in the United
States District Court, at Seattle, w. T., and
it resulted ip verdict for the defendants Mr..
Meydenbauf sued the company for $4,000
damages for having his leg broken by the part
ing Of hawsey at the dock at Seattle, which
was caused by the action of the Steamer Idaho.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-23

DECLINES Gov. Clayton of Arkansas, who
was elected United States Senator from that
State. has declined the position and intends to
hold on TO the Governorship in the hope of Sc
curing the impeachment and conviction of
Lieut.. Gov. Johnson. Should be succeed in
this it ia believed he will then be reelected to
the Senate.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-23

The Elko Independent states that Thomas
Deter, coIored barber formerly q resident
of this place, has written and published vol.
ume entitled "Nellie Brown; or The Jealous
Wife," which contains number of sketches,
and among them one under the title of Idaho
City-Its Customs and Future Prospects"
Deter should know something about Idaho
City and the custom of men leaving their cred.
itors ip the lurch.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-23

Two Men kitrED.-Drputy United States
Marshal Andrew Hooper, Of the South Carroll.
ma District. recently attempted the seizure Of
an Illicit still in the possession of n man named
Young but was attacked by the latter, aud
both drew their pistols and fred simultane.
ously, killing each other ut the first Gre.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-23

IMPERIAL PREsENTs.-The Empress OF
Russia has forwarded to the priests of the
Greek churches in New York, New Orleans
and San Francisco priestly habilaments of the
finest gold texture richly embroidered. They
were also accompanied with superb altar cloths
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-23

SUICIDE IL PEisoS.-A man by the name
of Poole. who was in Jail at Sonora, Cal, wait.
ing an examination on the charge Of murder.
ing man by the name Of Harrison, Mt that
place some time since, committed suicide in
bis cell by hanging himself to the cell.door
with bis snspenders.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-23

FAULT SoyEwHERE.-The Owyhee .4ua.
lanche has only been received by us once dur
ing the past three weeks, apd the number that
came to hand appeared to haye made the trip
via San Francisco. as it was received about
ten days after the day it was published. What
is the matter, neighbor Hill? Shall we damn
you or the mail service sa"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-23

In THE FRENCH ARMY.-The son of John
Y. Mason of Virginia, formerly Minister to
France, was sub-Lieutenant in the French
army In the recent battles around Paris he
was wounded four times, and has been pro-
NOTED to Captaincy.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-23
500 PRIZES
No Prize worth less than ss
One Prize to Every -Four Tich..
TN CONsEQUENCE OF pRcrp

TN CONSEQUENCES OF PRoTRa cq,,
i i'll health. necessitating change Of clim,,. % Z.
occupation, the subscriber is compelled to disr.s
his entire property in Idaho City. The ~
manner that could be thought OF, in which y se.a
plish this necessity is the one herewith propss
time at which 10 make the distribution has hasr -
IT as early day as il was deemed possible 70 S;s
Of the tickets. The goods are all Of the bes. o-
the jewslry being of latest and most eleg,a..
terms. AID the watches and clocks Of best o.
and foreign manufacture. The entire siock h -
and is rated in this distribution at the custor.s
price for which such goods are sold The Objs- I
the Enterprise is simply to dispose of the sto ~
short a time aud at as little sacrifice as uossh !.
gardless Of profit. X is impossible 10 pullSs !.
list of Prizes entire, but the following are Ia NJ
important in the
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-23

Nor So.-It having been industriously cir
culated by the press that Alexander II. Ste.
phens, the Vice President of the Southern
Confederacy, had become a Swedenborgian,
the Georgia Constitutioaalist authoritatively
denies it.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-23

MIXED ScHooLs.-The new school law
passed by the Louisiana Legislature, compel.
ing the mixing of white and black children in
the public schools, has resulted in filling the
New Orleans schools with negroes to the ex.
cusion of the whites.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-23

Run Our OF BEETs.-The Alvarado Beet
Sugar Factory has exhausted it's supply Of
beets and is now engaged in refining cane
sugar until anew supply Of beets can be grown.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-23

GoING TO LECTURE.-O' Donavan Rossi,
the Irish exile, has been engaged to deliver
twenty.four lectures throughout the country.
for which he is to receive $4,000 and all ex.
penses paid. t3sta M
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-23

i. REsIGsEp. Attorney General Buckaer Of
Nevada, who was elected last fall on the Dem-
ocratic ticket, has tendersa his resignation to
the Governor on the ground that his salary Of
$500 per anpum j. not sufficient lcpmpepsa-
fion for the services required of him. 44
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-23

FOUND GUILTY.-On the night of March
18th, At Los Angeles, CAL, the jury in the case
of Ramon Sepulveda brought in a verdict Of
guilty Of murder in tte second degree. Sepul-
yeda was indicted for the murder Of Felipe
Garcia, 1T Wilmington, Nov. 5, 1870.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-23

a.twtrfH
For guarantee that the drawing win De iaI dsGt
Quoted. and that the prizes will be p,ompi nspd
cred, am permitted TO refer to the follows
gentlemen in various portions the Terrloi psul q
IDAHO Crrx-Agency Of the First ,s.s;.sop. pr
Idaho: Hon A Merritt, M @: Hon nsnur rs
trict judge s. Marshal Jos Pnkham: :,l"rsss bis
NJ John Kennaly; Dryden McClintock, sn VIM "
county: q w Thatcher, County Treasure. .tfonsE
loney County Auditor; r Foote Disu ,s'asy Pr
John German. County Assessor; jas I'm ~. Tc n
Geo Ainslie. Attorney a. Law: DIR Jas heay propr
ter. Proprietor of Luna House. Jas sa!ies' "a CO
Washington Market; g Bryant. van1ne : % We
kingsley, LAuer 4 swim and ID liner. s.rs sDi !
chants; z L Elkin, w d Noble, A SauD1
Il Anderson, Ditch Owners and Miners. -. GrSf
BOISE Crry-First National Bank OF iusAc sereb1
house Brothers, Bankers; Hon ] Gurus 49, Tor
and Acting Governor Of Idaho; Hon , , S@
torial Treasurer; @ Geer. Int Rev Cole.Iw or
Alice. w a Co.'S Agent; DR. A Tnioo ua,hsn spas
nm, Propr Overland Hotel: Logan Lo1
Jacobs. Merchants. ucoe
SILVER CrrY-Hon + Ensign and Geo Iohn nF'
CENTERvTLLE-S Ridge. Channen nsrnpssy
Till. ID Beck. L. Bourgeois and Brown =. nasispa
PIAcEAvILLE--Hon II A Mattox ana -, - ard p'
GRANITE CREEK-John Leary. Con na'''
mis- Crowley. s,;rson ~
PtosEra--Hon John n Cannady. Ben WIZ
VIM Nunnally.
All orders should be addressed 70 ..,,s
we "a =. ". Robe, law ~
And General business Manager. r. @ B o.s IS, So
CITY 1 =. or 10 JONAS " bio"-'
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-23

SoLD.-John Foster and Miss Hogarth, the
executors of tho late Charles Dickens, have
disposed Of the entire series of copyrights OF
Dickens works to Messrs. Chapman g. Hall,
at very high price. o.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-23

THE APPLE BUSINESS A load Of fine mp
pies was recently sold IN Baker City, Oregon,
at rs per box s1eis1 iss1 sa Il Il
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-23

EARgHeyAKE.-An earthquake visited the
Sandwich Islands, March lst, doing considera-
bic damage jn some portions cf TIE islands
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-23

SERVED HIM RIGHT.-Dr. Loryea OF Port
land Oregon, was recently indicted by the
Grand Jury at that place for the publication
and distribution of an obscene pamphlet which
was of such filthy character as to be referred
to only in general terms by the Oregon papers
The first trial resulted in chung jury" but
on the second trial he was convicted. The
brute should be punished to the full extent OF
the law. Such immoral and beastly pamphlets
in the hands of the young do more injury than
anything else in the category of crime. and
it is about time that the strong arm of the law
should put stop to such publications.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-23
tee o. ManaS ement, az inc UEaW1Hs "
Manner of Drawing.

Coupons corresponding 10 the Nos OF inc -
sold win be placed in wheel, under the "a.
of the Committee OF Management On the day GU W.
Drawing in the presence Of the audience. INC
will be brought forth. After the wheel sasa c
be IN turned sufficiently TO thoroughly mix Us =
pons, number will be drawn from the whee $40 y
person selected for that purpose by me :.,as
The first No. drawn from the wheel VIII DC ca~s ,,
the irst prize: the second No. 10 the SECOND r~s
and so on until sufficient Number OF the D..,ss
shall have been drawn TO exhaust the list OF fs'.,
as-A list of the numbers drawing Prizes ", ~
forwarded 10 Agents as soon after the ora@iAs ses
sible, and all tickets drawing prizes mus, % J. d
ed TO the Secretary, JONAS W. BROWN: tsgss
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-23
MARCH ss,A 1871.
Nvv MrxIco-A few DAYS ago We received

NEW MExLCO.--A few days ago we received
a letter from an old acquaintance, formerly a
resident of Idaho, who is now at the mines
near Elizabethtown, New Mexico. He states
that mining has been carried on in that section
Tor the past four years, but that scarcity of
water, Jack of capital, and many other draw
backs have greatly retarded the development
of the quartz mines in that camp. An English
Company, organized by Wilson Waddingham,
an old resident of this Territory, has bought
Spanish grant, covering sixty-six miles in area
of the country, including the mines, and have
endeavored to collect license tax from the
miners who hold claims covered by the grant;
but the miners refuse to pay, and aver their
determination not to be driven from their
claims. Trouble seemed imminent, as the Eng
lish Company were buying up fighting men and
arming them with Henry rifles. of which they
had purchased large supply. The miners are
thoroughly organized, well armed, and are de-
termined to fight it out, if attacked. The az
fair is expected to come to settlement about
the 25th of this month"; either by one party
giving way, or by free fight. Our cores
pendent states that many old Idahoans are
among the miners at Elizabethtown, and that
one of them, Mr.. Garrison, formerly one OF
the owners of the Gambrinus lode near this
CITY, has discovered several quartz lodes, and
among them very rich silver lode.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-23
LIST Z PRIZES
HOUSE AND LOT on Main st.

HOUSE AND LOT on Main St,
occupied as a Jewelry Shop. SOL
One prize of GOLD COIN. -. So
Dna ~ 4" ,B
One /" n
Seventy Coin Prizes, S. each,. sa|
One Set of Lady's Jewelry, =. lN|
One Horse-timing Gold Watch,
Independent Quarter Second. sl
One Howard Gold Watch, j.. :. -. sa
One Stem-winding Gold Watch. sA
Two Diamond Rings, $3.50 EACH. sa
Two Ladies Gold Watches, $3.50. sG
Two Sets Ladies' Jcwelry, SIS. III
Two Gents Gold Watch Chains,
500 each. .............. 2a
One Lady's Gold Watch Chain. .
Two 6-ounce case American Sill
yer Watches, $50 each, $50. l@
One Gents Gold Chain, .. u
Six Sets Ladies' Jewelry, $40,.. III
Six American Silver Watches. 81
One English Lever Watch, -. i
One Ballard Target Rifle, rugged
for hunting, and cartridge belt, III
The remainder Of the Prizes. completing the numb
20 500 consists Of gold and silver watches. tne ~
Of ladies jewelry. eardrops pins, bracelets. oucEa
Chains geld thimbles. pearl and ivoTy-hsndied tsas
cutlery solid silver ware. plated ware. solid gold u
agate rings gold and agate sleeve buttons. shr S4
clocks. meersehaum pipes plain and SILVER iaoans
gold lockets. charms. etc, etc, valued al - R -
each. and making q total valuation Of slo.Ua Az
the above articles OF jewelry are Of Idaho and "
fornta manufacture.
Rs- The above Goods and Money viii be place.
the hands OF a Committee consisting Of Hon W.
wHTTsoN. Distric, Judge; q S. Marshal JOS PM
HAM: Hon. @. W. THATCHER. Treasurer o. Dos
county; and Mr.. ]. G. BRYANT. Merchant o. load
City. This Committee will also act as a GOMEZ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-15
a JUSTICE sAEea--vutass ssay.:
:, BYW. .aoadin, Il Il
Is Auctioneef and Real ESssse Agent
Corner of Eleventh and Bank stree1e

n,y,RT1sTEEY SALE. OF'. THAT fVAL.u1LAs,,
gT;E EsTATE IN HAEUEEh CVl9tnsI1HL .
GITI,En ta(sOL5 HILL, 1fOE TIE 1A im, We ~,
KEY RIVER, -EIGHTEBE .MIhEs, E s.!st ~ so y.
EiCHMOHN-By virtue OF deco OF Ins 20 e ~
cnted TO the subscriber by Jhomas " nsaa ao,daJ
SiSe bearing date LIST October 1870, duiy
IN HanOyer County, Court on the zfn Vc.o,s 9eaL
,s7o we shall fn execution thereof process ~
aeiI At pu,Iic nurtfon, on the premises, on ED
NEsDtY the 2osh September, ls71, at 1o'csocsk
a. ~ mir II not the srst fsir day thsreafterl.
hh.tVs LIZA BL Il ESTATE located rs above, go
i1inirg The lands OF Ms; YIN p. Newton nati ny.
PolIsrd and the estate Of the Messrs. unT Ts
Containing EIGHT HUNDEkD AND IEn
CR rs, more or less. known as "GOLD 5!LnL1,,
and formerly owned by the Ia Or. VIM. n. r ,I
SON. This estate has 1t all the tuidin gs usnsy
found o. such plare a1d the land Us Ts,e
couaI to The best on the Psmunsey river. i sr
ne ghborhood Is amongst the most desirable ~
Fan yer county. IAN t,e
The deed requires 50 much in cash as snsl u p
suffirtect to defray the expenses OF SAFE anu ~
nav of an acceptance for 5l.tsa52, wish lntsrs res
from 4th April last on credit rs 70 ~,
Til attn October rexJ; on credit as " .n "a
iii 4th April next: ON cfectt rs 70 no
4.h october. 1872, and rs TO the Te,.due oI
ceeds or sale on such terms as the SLY - 81
ehsII prescf be and direct or on hts fa,e W
any smch directions, then on sucn ui 80
trustees hall at the hour OF sslt announce
| v NDRKW J.. Et.LETT,} Trustees.
JOHN G. DAVIS, Il,
.eodtds D. @. 's.