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Non Resident NOtics.

No 1f3-N.R.- In the First Chancery Court o
Shelby county, Tennessee-Ellen f. Myers
VS.. Rosa Laskt OF al.
IT appearing from orders entered in this
4 cause, making the answers Of r. j. and
Rosa Laskt, Henry 3. and Leila R. King,
heretofore fled herein, cross bills in the
cause, that the defendants thereto, to-Wit'
Mary q. DrummOnd formerly M. q MoAd-
non-residents of the State Of Tennessee, and
that the names and residences OF the heirs Oi
Ellen X. Myers, deceased, are unknown
Il Is therefore ordered, that they make
in the city of Memphis, Tennessee on OF De
fore the frst Monday IN February lofAi ana
plead. answer or demur 20 the salu Cross
biIls. or the same will be taken for confessed
as to them and set for hearing eApaftei ana
that a copy of this order be pnbilsned once q
week, for four succs. .stYe weeks, IN the Mem
phis Appeal
A cOpy--attest;
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NOtiGs to Tax Payers.
NOTICE TO TAX COLLECTORS

| TOMPTROLLER' OFFICE.
- NASHVILLE. necemb-r lO 1870.
Ca From this date no credits viii be given
I TO tax collectors Tor land sales. until proof
satisfactorily made establishes the fact that
| the delinquent mas no personal property
| from which { g taxes can be collected. The
| practice OF selling real estate for taxes, at a
cost to the State, when personal property
! can be sold, was never cOntem plated. as viii
/ be shown nom the following extracts from
| the code:
SECTION SCI. The collector, upon receiving
the tax list. shall Immediately, by advertise
ment az four OF the most public places i'm
each civil district, give twenty days notice OF
the place and time when ana where he viii
attend and receive taxes.
SEC. Gus. II any person within said district
1al TO attend or otherwise pay his taxes ON
or before tine day appointed. the col eCfOT
shall levy the same by dislraining and sell
ing the dellnquents goods and chattels, Civ
ing as least twenty DAYS notice of such sale
by advertisement at four of the most public
places in the district.
SEC. t03. SuCn sale shall be by public auc-
, ton, and no more prOpertJ shall be sold than
IS SUFFICIENT 20 pay the taxes, cost ana
snall Dc returned 70 the owner OF the prop
erty.
SEC. $40. If the collector have cause to fear
that any person charged with taxes Is about
to remove from the county W thout paying
his taxes. be may, at any time levy such
taxes with costs aud charges by distress and
sale.
SEC. s1I. And II such person has removed
into any other county, q distress warrant
may be Issued by the collector, n Ia O1ttce-
OF by the clerk, IF the c0llec or's tenn Of ser
vice has eLpired-tO the shsTin Of the county
To which the party has 60 removed, Ior the
collection of the taxes due rom him.
Very respectfully,
ED R. pENNEBAEER.
Comptroller. etc
So IT viii he seen rom the above lnslruc-
Uons 20 me that am compelled to issue dis
trass warrants for collections of taxes before
selling real estate. Therefore, uotle5 is
hereby given. that iuasmuch as / VIII nave
20 take Judgment of cOudemnatious at TINS
term Of the court that cannot grant longer
INDULGENCE. and payments must be made
frnmediafefv VIM. MCLEAN,
falq Tax Collector Shelby county
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THE RAGE OF PARIS.

Special 10 New Ork Herald.
PARIS, January l3.-The ultra Reds
declare their determination to use the
Greek fire against the Germans should
the enemy enter Paris. Some of the
fashionable shOpkeepers rub their
hands complacently, and congratulate
themselves on having an article that
may tempt the Uarman princes when
they enter the capital. 1t is firmly be-
lieved, nevertheless, that the resist
ance viii be uneqJaled in the annals
of war. The bOmbardment has en-
ragged the population, and all are
ready to go out and fight. Every man
5wears to have revenge, even if he has
to wait for a generation. Peace is
only looked upon as a means of resus-
citating the army and country previ-
GUS to invading Germany at a future
day.
Two meetings were held by the
government yesterday on the subject
Of Favre'5 invitation to the London
conference. Granville's letter to Favre
Of the 29th Of December, was only
forwarded by Bismarck on the 10th
of January, and then Unaccompanied
by pass through the PrUssian lines.
1t was therefore impossible Tor taVre
to reach London in time. In cOnse-
quence of the French firing at the
German Parliamentaire, the flags Of
truce were forbidden for some time.
Bismarck received explanations yes
terday, and informed Favre through
/ Washburne. Communication by flags
Of truce has been re established. Favre
will leave as soon as he receives a
pass and the condition of affairs at
Paris permits. The general opinion is
IN favor Of his going to the Conference
! as by recognition. Government report
/ is prevalent that General Schmidt has
| been arrested and two OF his aids shot.
/ The bOmbardment as yet gives nc
I particular result. The hospital Sal
/ pebriere, cOntainining three thousand
| infrm women and 1900 lunatic5,
and Ivry Asylum, containing 300
wounded. was struck on the night OF
/ the 10th by fifteen shells. The inhab
itants of the b0mbarded districts are
changing their quarters. Those re
naming in the neighbOrhO0d Of Rue
| IMaufieiarde have removed their bedi
to the cellars,
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The Alaska Diamond

THIS beautiful article OF Jew eiry Us now ln
L an ffs Derfectfou, mounted in solid IS
carat gold fn the most beautt al and e'aOo-
rate manner by the best diamond Workmen,
CUT FR0H ALASKA QUARTZ
And polished in the highest degree of bril-
Tfancy They are conceded by connOisgeurs
and Lapidarists TO be the only rival of the
brazilian Diamond Its superior lustsr and
durability renders it most elective, unez-
oeIied by the genuine and in ali respects its
equal. PRICES LESS THAN oNE-sIXrEENrH OF
TBS BRAZILIAN DIAMOND.
Must be seen to be appreciated.
8. DAVIS, Sole Depot
3l7 Main street. Memphis.
Branch of 1O7 idOnroe street, Chicago;
So Broadway, New York falls
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rHIRsT-THE LABOR QUESTION: PriE
i essay, at the 4" Memphis Agricultural
Fsfr. October IS, 1870; a guide as TO the WHo1r.
the WHERE and the HOW 90 G1qIstrs, % e11ll1E,
and to retain LAB0REB8 suited 70 the south.
wonderful Resources and their Peculiar Ad-
VautaRess" a guide 6o 5OuTHERN LA1n-oarI-
KRIS, VINO desire to gei. lease OF c0i0nfEg their
lands, as we'll as 70 NuErEIElLlT and EURoEE7ali
CAPrTALIsTs and E1uaRa1Es seeking pT0dra-
bic investments and remuneratlFe employ
meuts In the Southern states. 700 copies
OF each OF these two pam uhlets now ln plalas
Single copies Of either, Z5 cents or 0oins ll
cents, to any address. postpaid or 70 elula
and societies, or 70 railroad and ollar neFa
dealers. SIS per 100 copies assorted Terms
Invariably cash in adVauce. lell OF aaoEll-
DONOHO, JOY q CO.
o~n Mamuniz Tenn
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WIN buy shoes with silver or copper tips,
which Wlll save the buyer the price OF q new
pair OF shoes. Compared with Tagged toss
and dirty stockings, they are beautifDi, tosHy
the l9ast, Ragenisi tEY = aal&W
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MEGHAHLGSI lNSTITuTE

vTvH ERE will be a called meeting OF the Me-
4 chalics Institute FEID az l.elt, JIu-
uary Zltn, 40 the usual hour and place. A lUl
/ alteudH-ea is earnestly aesireL. AS business
of importance viii come before the meeting.
ii. BURKE. President
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- - Naeetaosa.

MEETING or policy holders Of the Lifs
- Association Of amerlcst viii be held al
the narent onies IN the ciiE Of - Louis, foT
the election OF q General Boz g u5 1lifeil-o :
from lo an TO 3 a,l1s - - -,
ia4 IaW4W ~ aAN4ali4s isecz zeias8s
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MASONIC NOTICE

Attention Aembgrs Eureka Council, No. g.
~EvHE regular assembly of Eureka 2
L Council. No. g, of Royal and Select ~
Masters, viii bee held this IT'S ERSDAf|fWN
evening, 18th inst, ar O'Clock, in the Hall OF
AugerOua LUdEe business OF importance
suCn as resolutions and amendments TO the
bylaws, viii be- considered by the Council
also. degrees conferred. 10 is therefore me-
cessary 10 have fail attendance of al the
U emb bers.
All r. and g. M.'s are lraterually invited.
By order of ID. H. HJk-IELi, Il. i. u. 81
g.. ii. MYERS, Secretary. iaiD
rr-Der p ,r sr-pUcea P rTrRROy
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WASHINGTON.
ABOUT THE INCOME TAX.

ABOUT THE INCOME TAX.
WASHINGTON, January I8.-Judge
! Kelly yesterday received copies Of
] the opinion adverse to the coustitu-
/ tiOnality Of the income tax given by
! Hen. VIM. Evarts and Spencer Mil
| Ter. Kelly will lay the opinion before
! the Committee on Ways and Means,
| and ask the designation of an early
! day when parties in favor of the re-
| peal of the tax may be heard. The
! committee must report shortly in re-
! spOnse to the resolution Of the House
| directing and inquiring into the sXpe-
diency Of repeating the bill.
CHOLERA, ETC.
A letter received at the Navy De
| partment from the United States
/ steamer Kansas at Mauititlan. Mexico,
cOnTadicts that cholera was raging at
that point. The disease is unknown
there.
Latestadvices from the Tehuantepec
surveying party in the interior report
all iD good health and spirits.
NOMINATIONS.
The following nominations were
sent to the Senate to-day: b. Herman,
receiver of public money at ROsebUrg,
Oregon; j. j. Hoffman, Superintend-
ent of Indian Affairs, Washington
Territory; VIM. II. Forbes, Agent Of
the Sioux Indians, DEVILS Lake,
Dakota; Thomas Reynolds, Pension
Agent, Madison, Wisconsin; VIM. E.
Davis, Pension Agent, Cincinnati;
James A. Piuney, Postmaster, Idaho
City.
THE ADMISSION OF COLORADO.
Governor McCOOk has been in
Washington some days. He recently
appeared before the Senate Committee
on Territories, urging and giving
reasons why the Territory OF Colorado
should be admitted as a State.
HYDON'T CLAYTON CERTIFY TO THE
ARKANSAS REPRESENTATIVES,?
Some surprise is expressed as to the
cause Of Governor ClaytOn's neglect,
although the Congressional election
took place in November, to issue Ger.
tiicates to the representatives elect
from the State of Arkansas.
THE JOBBERs INTERPRETING WITH
LEGISLATION.
The House will not 90 into the busi-
ness on the Speakers table during the
present session. Never before has a
six weeks short session passed with
out the House going into business on
the table, for reference to and action
upon bills passed by the Senate.
Forty seven Senate bills are upon the
table, many of which are important
and would be passed, if separate from
the tWenty-three laud-graat bills with
which they are Overlaid and inter
spersed. The majority Of the House
refuse to act upon the pileOn the table,
for fear the land jObbers will succeed
in getting through their schemes by
making a combination Of all the mem
bers whose districts are interested in
any Of the proposed grants, with a
solid carpet-bag vOte-a large proper
ton, being one hundred and odd
members, whose Congressional career
ends the 4th of March. Meanwhile,
the friends of land grants will not
consent to have any bill taken from
the table for action cut of its order,
and hope TO force their opponents to
begin at the top of the pile upon the
Speakers table and work of all bills
in general. There was a rush in last
nights session.
EIW Wv nN TINA II
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WRIGHT g. FOLKES,
at Z 0Eno @@R tax "a W.
OFFICE . KIT WilLIAas BLOCK,

Corner of Main and Madison Streets,
nB-W WIN practice In ali the courts IN Shelby
connfv tsfate and Federall, and IN the su-
prene Court 81 Jackson. Tenn. ial8
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vOIp oUACKs-A vfcfina OF early Iudls-
a ero-fnn. causin~ uerVoua deuiiElrl pre-
mature decay t--s ~ ~ lllea - t-lA ~
~ atlrerfLsfsd raHfadV. has q lfEl1 llef ii A-
4si7-eura. which ne wiz send ir.a p l5l4 le--
low sn fsar1r1I AQaE9a1a l- ~ ~ A.A.-tt1
raa9m n1lU s1.- Har H1f
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DISABILITIES.
Stokes OBlhloH Of the DISABILITIES Of OR
SspFsms Judge.
Ne Dsgs net Think they " 90 be Rsm0ysd
and Declines 10 Interfere for
Their Removal

Interesting g0YTespsEdenos-Lsiifrs Of
Judge SEes5 and ths Stakes Brothers.
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"a bill was introduced in the House
to-day by Mr.. Sargent for the admis.
sion of Utah, which provides that the
Constitution shall provide by an ar.
JicIe forever TO be irrevOcabIe with
out the consent of Congress, that
after the admission of the State all
persons shall be forever prohibited
from contracting any bigamOUs, poly
gamOus and plural marriages or re.
Iations to COncubinage. The bill also
forbids that any mark be put on OF
be permitted to be put on any ballot
by which a person casting it can be
identified.
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.23I MAIN STREET!
For Thirty Days Only
INDUCEMENTS EXTRAORDINARY
Read, Read, Read Our Price List !
order to effect quick aaas anxious and determined TO CLOSE
OUT OUR ENTIRE RETAIL STOCK or Dry GO0Ds
we uTsrtha following GREAT BARGAINS

Best CalcOe cents per yard
LOusdae Domestic, yard wide l4l cents yard
Fruit Of the Loom, yard wide, cents per yard
Hope, yard wide 13 cents per yard
T0n0w0nda, yard wide, per yard;
Best Domestic, yard wide 125 per yard;
s. f. to Is
Empress Cloths reduced per yard,
Deanes reduced cents per yard
Irish Poplns reduced from 81 Z 81 90 per yard;
A LineO O. ESS SILKS cents per yard
BTarinOs o cents;
French PopTins reduced from to cents;
Alexandra Gloves per pair
12I cents yard;
Paper Cambria, 10 cents per yard,
"a Cassimeres Cloths Jeans Tweeds Keeys Plantation sDD
REDUCED TO ACTUAL COST
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i've cENTS ADnlTl0NAL

el4lAaA anu AaAtaatels
ByR =. BI.ACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
IL. ID. Welsh and Vance q Anderson, solicit
ora for complainant. ianl
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RAFFLE!

A MAGEIFICENT GR EEEER BRTE-H-
n LOADING SHOT GUN. central nre. at
HOLE IN THE WALL.
ial9 10 Monroe street
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ADJOURNED SALE
Executors Sale.

I WILL sell. at the auction house northeast
i corner Main and Jefferson streets un
TUESDAY, Z4Ih day or January TE-T that
part Of the furniture belonging 70 the estate
Of John Trigg, deceased. which was uurehssft
by bidder or bidders who allied TO comply
with terms Of sale made on Iifh inst sale
within lawful hours. Terms cash
II. A. NELSON E-E8eufor-
Geo Shields & Co, Auctlonears. IauIE
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LoNDoF, January Il, / 80 p -m.-ConsoIs, 925F.
Bonds dull U. s. coupons, SIS 86; 6js, S9hi
lO-40s, S.
LIVERPOOL, January 10, 1880 p.m.-C Cotton
dull, and shade lower; middling uplands "a
mtddling Orleans Sd. Sales 1000 bales.
Breadstuhs hrmer. Red western wheat, los
2d9sd. Receipts for three days 1000 quarters,
lnieL nnd flrm.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-12

4 CHARACTER FOR \ ROMANCE A cor.
respondent of the Oshkosh Northwestern thus
describes the proprietor of the Shawano and
New London stage line, Paul Farnacc:
He was born near Brindisi, Italy, not far
from the birthplace of Virgil When grown
to manhood he studied for the priesthood aud
cmigratrd to America. Old residents of Osh.
kosh will remember bim, tor more than twenty
years ago be was the only Catholic priest in
this part of the State. Al Oshkosh, while act
ing IN his capacity as n priest. he joined the
Erccmasons. and was immediately expelled
from the Catholic Church. He soon after
married and since then has devoted his atten-
ton to farming. stage driving, horse trading
etc. He is man more than sixty years of
age, reads and speaks his native Italian, Latin,
French and German fluently and with the
grace of polished scholar. While alone on
the stage he makes the old pine woods resound
with Italian songs, and when he is irritated
he swears in any one of five languages. He
has written considerably for Eastern perod-
Gals in former times, but not lately His
knowledge of the Greek aud Latin classics is
said TO be very complete; but this does not
make him better stage driver. This man in
the pine woods of the North has the elements
of two or three novels in his past career. aud
sometime | may write you more about him.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-12
THE OLD SToRY.-A young man of good

THE OLD STORY-A young man of good
appearance visited restaurant in San Fran
cisco on Christmas Eve, and after indulging in
q hearty meal, and drinking large quantity
of wine, drew pistol from his pocket, stuck
the muzzle in his mouth and pulled the trigger
The charge was too light and did not kill, or
even dangerously njure him. On inquiry as to
why he did so, he replied that abe had grown
weary of living and wished to die" and that
had he thought there would have been fail
ure he would have made sure work with Il
blunderbuss." His name was Massett, and he
came TO San Francisco few months ago,
bringing large sum of money, for the purpose
of establishing himself in business. He made
saloons and gambling rooms his haunts. and
finally got to gambling. He soon lost all his
money, and as has been the case with many
another young man of high hopes and brilliant
prospects, became desperate" and attempted
the act above related. He started for home
sadder and it is to be hoped wiser man.
His case is but 4 repetition of those which
have filled thousands of graves on this coast
since lS49, aud yet few seem to regard the
lesson. Many young man has left his home
in the States with good character and equally
good intentions, who, upon reaching Il mining
camp, has been tempted TO win speedy for
tune by the heaps of Turing gold spread openly
upon the gambling tables before him. After
vain attempts TO accomplish his desire, at each
effort growing poorer, in character and
purse, he finally became "despcrate." and his
person now ills iclon's cell, or his body the
grave of n rough" But for the temptation
he would not have fallen
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-12

New PAPER.-We are IN receipt of the first
sumber of the Daily State Register, published
at Carson City, Nevada, by Perkins & Street,
1t is n very neat, well gotten up six-column
sheet 1t was lately the Carson appeal, but
was purchased by the new firm aud merged
with the Elko Independent,-Mr Perkins hay-
ing been elected State Printer of Nevada. 1t
claims to be Democratic to the core, and as
such we wish it success 1t says there are
seventy persons at present confined in the Ne
vada State Prison; that four of the Verdi car
robbers have taken up their quarters there
John Squres, for twenty-three years and six
months: TiIton Cockerell, for twenty-three
years; L. B. Parsons, for twenty years; and
j. E. Chapman, for eighteen years-all to date
from Christmas Day, 1870 Under the head
of Marriages" it chronicles the commission
of that act by two "heathen Chinee," and
adds, no cards-no cake no sabe." 4'.- .'..
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-12

New MCsIc.-Mr. Lewis +. Gchrke, music.
composer of Chicago. has forwarded us two
new pieces of music--waizcs-" Charms Of
Night" and Sounds from the Minnesota" ="
which we presume are excellent. Us he politely
requests rs 10 notice" them. We have done
So; and that's nll We have done II the dance
is as jcrky as the rows Of dots are thick and
crooked, il must be delightful If wc had n
sweetheart who could paw ivory" as the
Missourian said Of his truc-love, We would
gladly set her to work on it, aud might then tell
how We like il; but as we have not, we will
make present of these beautifully bound series
of double dcmi-srui.quayers 10 any Young lady
in town If she will put in bid before We build
fire in hurry soinc morning.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-12

EXPLOSION IN A CARTRIDGE Factory
An explosion occurred in cartridge factory
near Birmingham, England. which killed II
persons and crippled about 900 more. The
factory was in an open field and was composed
of fifteen sheds, setting few feet apart. Three
of the sheds, containing about IS operatives,
were blown to atoms, while all the others were
more or less damaged. Fragments heads,
legs, arms, and hands--of human beings, were
scattered for half mile or more.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-12

VINE CRop.-Thc San Francisco Call says
the wine crop of California of 1870 was 5,000,-
900 gallons, and predicts yield of 100000
gallons for II; following with the statement that
adulterated wines are sold all over the United
States. bearing the stolen brands of Calfornia's
best wines, and calls upon wine growers to in-
vestigate and put stop to these frauds or suf,
fer loss of trade for their thoughtessness and
negligence. Good suggestion. .E..!r,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-12

BILLIARDs.-In training match. preparato-
ry to n matched game of billiards, Mt Congress
Hall, in San Francisco, on Christmas Eve,
Deery, says the San Francisco Chronicle, made
"run" Of 81 points, which that paper pro-
nounces the largest run ever made in Califor
MIA. on Carom table, in n three.bal game.
Since this was in type we have received San
Francisco papers which state that on Tuesday,
Dec. 9th, Deery beat that by 8 ponts--mak-
ing a run of 90.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-12

File: oG n icnDy snake.
In the caldron boil aud haac;
bye 81 newt. and toe of frog.
Wool Of bat and tongue of dog.
Adder's FORK. aud bhud-worm r sting
Lizards leg. aud owcts wing.
For charm Of powerful trouble.
Like a he.l-broih boil and bubble"
And If this feast should be accepted. the gen.
tlemnn. with true Hccatc commcndation, may
exclam 10 his fellows, black spirits" and all:
80. well done commend your pains:
Aud every shall share l. the gains.
And now about the caldron sing.
Like elves aud fairies in n ring,
Enchanting all that you put in
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-12

dead THINGS" CRAWL, SoMETIMES.-A
band of rogues, styling themselves detectives"
were lately arrested in Chicago. They were
in "cahoots" with gang Of country thieves.
who stole horses, and other property, and put
the things in the hands of these bogus detec-
tlves, who made arrangements" to return the
property to the lawful owners for considera-
tion. They are said to have made money.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-12

SCoTCn WAGEs.-At a Farm Servants
Hiring Fair held at Selkirk, Scotland, about q
month ago, wages ranged as follows: Plow-
men, from Si2 to $50 per annum, with board;
boys and grown lads, from Sl7 to $32, also
with board. These rates of wages are for the
entire year, and include board aud lodging for
that period.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-01-12

LInERAL.-Mayor Selby, of San Francisco,
has donated his entire salary for one year,
amounting to $4,000, to the charitable institu-
tions of that city. This is an act worthy of all
praise, and one so seldom heard of that it
should be known by everybody.