davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-01-11
HiSltA .,Ro.s,,..A..jxl e. s:p...

NeleT .BosI%~A, Xeg Raper
WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-Yesterday 4 man
kSSseDiea a - savings RaAk -oS thiA. oisy,
hive L. ;. bor6s Of denominations of 81 coo
sach, for sa1Fvhich,he clsfkrecognissd ~
"a sCS;it z o ts1s;s ss ,a 'f e.
erty and Broa Way streets, New York, and
which have been extensively advertised. De-
tectives were called in, and the man, Who
gave his name As Horace Carp, was arrested.
He asserts that he purchased them in New
Iosk ADD GLEN = FsanrH ~ that city and
establish his good character.
The U. S. Patent Office to- day com enced
the publ ca&o0 OF weekly O6cial q ,zette,
which will Embrace an matters authorized to
be published by Section 20, Of the Patent
Act of 1870, with the exception of p Si6ca-
ticns and drawings, Shich will cent? Tue to
be published in separate form.
Seventeen Days Oas q sas EFs.eiseo.
TCHEYENSE, Jan. -Four passenger
trains, carrying about eight hundred pas
sengers, arrived here this morning from OX-
Den, which place they left, respectively, Dec.
2li, 22d, sd and 18th. They have been
between here and Laramie 6ay-siX miles,
since Monday morning. There Is little
trouble on the road west Of Medicine Bow,
bat trains we're detained between Ogden and
that point from no other apparent cause than
a lack Of proper understanding and informa-
ton on the part Of the railroad officials.
The most Of the time ~ spent on side
tracks, and the paSengezs suffered cUnsider-
able Inconvenience, being compelled to sub
sist upon crackers and dried meats. Be
tween laramie and Cheyenne 1t was i'm
Passable except BY the assistance Of large
sprce of men Iorkins night and day. The
rnOw u very deep and y CONSTANTLY drifting.
AT one point. in. the rear <of Sherman, the
trains made only four miles in tventy-iour
bours. 1.-THE weather should continue ia
verable rs it Is now the rosd msy be hep.
clear, but high Winds or more saor viii
tgain block it in the same place ahere the
recent troubles have been sxpsRienOed. The
time from San Francisco of The frs passen-
ters this morning Is seventeen hours.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-01-11

/! Concord, Jan. 3.-The New Hampshire
Republican State Convention met this morn
ing, Jacob Benton, of Lancaster, presiding
II. A. Shaw was nomina tee for Governor.
SENATOR Wilson addrs.sed the Convention,
frlly endorsing the adTi4iYtration Of ,irant
,as honest, patr otto and economical. He de-
clared ,i,st he knew that with two or three
trihAg exceptions, the President had re-
Stiyed no presents since being sworn into
ofici.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-01-11
Tic Political rroas,e.

NEw oRLEASs, Jan. 5.-The excitement
throughout ms been intense all the morning.
At an early Lcur the approaches to the Me-
chanies Institute we're found, strongly guard
eddy the metropolitan police. 4 line ia
being thrown directly aCro9 the street each
side Of the State House, NJ Canal and at Com
mon streets. No one bu. members of the
Legislature and State officials we're allowed
to pass. Soon after 10 o'clock this morning
= company Of State militia marched up
Dryod street and stacked arms Immediately
in front Of the Stale House. There we're on
duty there about $50 metropoliians. At 10
0 clock a. m. the extra session Of the Legis-
lature re-aseembled; some delay was occas-
ioned in Obtaining quorum, but was finally
by the speaker. Gov. Yarmouth
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-01-11

8TS0AOnSi Sommlttee this morning. lie
ooeo~eee9.seA~4bs.-asyeesens bes8een
e eSeh 81 SssRf ~ sgIss Z asSS $fsy re5 an
for hi iaAseAcS'iGsesdins The general or
der busipeae to- BGby's .aare. Lees alter
vards threatened to havs. Grimell removed
1fhe Wa NOT, given more money. Lindsay
here slated tim he WIS reluctant 10 make
any @rfhef dieclosuEes as lie wa CHALLENGED
lsak night a hia hotsl, and could nossay Whe
Challenged him, OK whether the challenges
were omdAk Lindsay further testified ina,
he NtAhed mt to- be understood as stating
thaA Geaeralat Rhna md Bateock we're in
{efe1ted ~ general order bssiaess with
1eeG They we're in the same army mess
e Washington, and Let complained that
- shAssa shePsofts vas noteuificien: to pay
~ ahaIe oEfhs expresses Il misunderstood
that 1000 would not pay the expenses. OF
that mess apd that the purposes of the uess
were citing and drinking. :
buhsdOuioA Republican General ecn,hlitr
tsA yssfsrday.s irs-alectcd Horace Greeley
Some III Is created by the rspor, tina,
Pweed WIN to be taken 70 jail. ,.'.'
Judge Cardo1a decides that the sarrties on
Tweed's bail are conditional, and tina, the
dssss On Young Tvssd's property shall lie rr-
1fhs VI ~, Jt,In.;y, l.,..,l..,. -,
.,r;v~InfY CY,.,,.Sos. u,.iIt,.''. ~ n
Of her t.e.,neDt r;Ii =. -. =, -, =. - !.
Secretarv OF The Nav - 0'''''' ~ '''
The wines stated ih,, G l;,; n,;d him
S200O or q. ESQ Ar b;s se;v;cssss IRON, III.
ovn pookse: Seino. ,y,ber.,.n;n.d ~ ssn.
stor Caserly. be siased tha, NJ Gr;nnciI and
himself FREQUENTLY snoLs ,ooe,her .hor,' H.
system or leading men in he commnn;,v
using their influence N GO, n,sr ,nnyd;,;,ad y
The Custom House and maxim. H. ,,no;n.
tees pay them tcy,such inauspee, ;, he. had Al
reason 70 believe that such a,nrsct;ce ex; s,s
heard there was COLLISION between the general
order interest and shopping Interest 10 hurry!
teods into the general order -,ores .nhiect "a
Sha1ues, G.. !. !. .:.....,.., ., .s.. =. -
Nj. IinJsay said Stocking came hero from
Washington with letters from Senators Nor.
oon, Spencer; and Others, to Collector Grin.
1ell, who, in consequence gave the iucsy
Stocking. the position of .superin:sadent q
De carriage bureau, salary 81, 500. -. \
Senior Pratt then examined Lindsay, who
md be believed the" Practice existed OF
tbe.~asehouse paying the. (iovenfnent In.
4Hctos Who .dreE q regular salary from .,hs
Government; be had this information ho,u
| Grinnell; did not know why these paymen,:
were made unless il was that the INSPECTORS
|, night hurry goods to their stores. Lindsey
did not think. It wrong for him and Co,leo,o,
Grinnell to draw uD Lets Amendment.
3gning his 1Eindsay'sj name instead Of
+ Let's. and FORWARDING The Profits to. T OF
|. ID s1sWer to the uery. .suhic,4v.. o1r..trc..
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-01-11
ST. LOUIS.


Denses attic state Central Cen miitec.
ST.. LoUn, Jan. "a dispatch from Jetier-
son City nys that tie Democratic State Cen
tral Committee meet there next Monday.
They viii iasue IN address to the people of
The State indorsing the passive policy, and
earnestly recommend it to be The declared
voice Of The STATE in the coming contest. The
sddree will be signed BY nearly every Dem
ooat in both branches Of the State Legis-
latHe.
A meeting Of lead miners was held ere
and . co@mitase was appointed to
prepare statistics and memorabilia the State
and Coesren ssainst any further
Of the tariff on lead. Messrs. Cor
N Of Chicago. and Hopkins of Cincinnati,
Ill be.inyited tovsit 81 Locn md confer
vah the committee on the subject.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-01-11
DeparaIre Of Alexis.

CHICAGO. Jan. 5:-The Grand Duke ard
parry left this city for St. Louis this morning.
Previous to leaving, His Imperial Highness
hsaded to Mayor Medill s. 900 for the ben
eft Of the poor: He also passed over to the
Mayor some thirty or forty letters received
b him While here, al from females asking
far anistanoe in some shape. One young
lady, from Western. New York, begged
through six closely written pages for a sum
to enable her to marry a widower whom she
loved dearly. They were both so poor that
tbey could not do i without the money. The
Duke inaructed the Mayor if be found in the
!effers any appeal he deemed worthy, to
honor it IN moderate way. -
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-01-11
SSstsRSpntNEH BtfRtGE. au I


1. From the Topeka conmon...l,h.l !.
In the annals 81 crime thai Of incest ]. r;
gatd 20 as one OF me most neinoos. And
yet, iopeSa pssias All tne otneI IevoItn
crimes s anu easa,.'es .n'cn nave oos:ee o.
1rtt, n.s nS' ,s .e 20 ~ !" tns list
ms one Is Q, tne h.ost res9.ing cnsraae'
arg siiocks, AZ oscs, .,e sfnslol.nies o every
man, MomaD arc sniio; nc i7css. g q! e
!ns p!esen! cono,ioo o. !ne case y VIII fd%n'
a!e As ISlIISs ne R.,.ies ~ n :: Esl.
san anu pa t nelI, 'ns SScs4.e - - .as
r.r~ I, TnosLs m su s ~ "a G.s:s,:.,
..nri a. ..t a.. s! p "a -
-. IL ~ nSSJSr tI.ihr:.t II Esn:..
| daughter Ia, he, r. P. German, Gsd {iI;c6
;n,escSnr,e viii bcr. AIR TIA ;nie,rn.;,,e mr.,
h.r f.tS.s ibreatsae,t 10 I'm S f n 81 IA
a.y One a. her mother: Subsequently,. Ia
became pregnant, and on the return Of ba
mother, the fact became evident; Nm. Ger.
man SPOKE tp her husband about ihs coedis
father, then went to Ida and told her 1t
did not swear thu her uncle did il. =, R
p. German would kill her. -
During The absence Of her mother, ida
you'll fieqqentIy invite her associates tqcome
and stay With her % protect her from her
fatheff demands. -,
After numerous threats to kill her, abe r.
came frightened and told her mother and
aunt Of Der fathers, threats and vhat hsl
happened betwkep them. Upon learping
the statements o. III, her undo trocosd,d
to County Attorney Ryan, and sltervards
Jusice Brier went 10 0efmams hooee and
Obtained the following Affidavit :ffoq ID!
who wa 90 afiieted with rheumatiim thst
she could not appear IN person: !:
Before David Erief, ? Jqaice o. The; Peaced
in and for the County Of ShAN4se, in the
! State Of kansas: i
The State, of Kansas, plaintiff, @sainst]
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-01-11
Two IIumaa .Skeleso.rs-Ihe Ascxia
Ru0alO Hunt.

Buua1O Hunt
/. CHICAGO, Jan. Two human skeletons
we're found under the debris OF the old Ire
The Grand Duke and party will return
from Milwaukee today at noon. Gen.
Salefidm's arrangements for the Alexis
h,lIfaio Hunt are now fully perfected. The
DSesl party, accompanied BY, Gen. Sheridan
and three Of his aids, Gen. Eorsythc, Col.
Fogythe and Col NJ. V. Sheridan. expect TO
arrive at Fort Mcpherson on the 18th. The
party will proceed to North Platte Station
on the Dncal train where all the servants
will be left during the absence OF the party
on. the hunt, which will take them from the
railroad Tome six or eight days. Ii is the
intention all rhoee who go TO the hunting
grounds to take upa military mode of life
and dispense with the luxnries of servants.
carriages, etc. The Russians will be treated
TO good specimen Of roughing it on the
plaips in the winter. Reports from that
region state that the weather Is tery fine. and
Gen Sheridan II confident that the trip. will
be pleasant As it vill certainly lie intensely
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-01-11
CHICAGO.

Ti,e Interrupted s.aiis.

CHICAGO, Jan. 3.-We learn from the
fright agent Of the U. p. &C. 2. r. T. that
tle mails which have been biockaded some
tfek or ten days on those roads will reach
Omaha tonight and Chicago on Friday. The
interruption has been more particularly be-
tween Laramie and Rawfins
The Grand Jury this morning re-coni-
menced the investigation Of the Aidermaaic
bribery cases and will continue until they are
through. II is understood that the trials of
these men will commence on the 18th inst.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-01-11
ArorHER Ike NAILED.

':And even now he is preparing TO take
advantage Of bubble to enable him TO get
over $500 from the city, for So, worth oil
citv printing. "-C Commercial.
;fsu that occasion Mayor Halderman saw
Git 70 vote d. X. Anthony's bill Of SIoO Tor
$50 worth of printing. "-ComIeTeial. s
We publish the following official statement
showing the falsity Of the Commercials
above charge. -
Guy CLERKS OFFICE. De-.
9si LEsyESwoRTH, kas. Jan. 8, 49,. }
This is to certify that at the last meeting oil
the City Council the following bills were re-
ported on by the Committee On Pr,niinS.
Tie bills were for the same work and both
bills were reported and allowed at the same
rate as that Of the Leavenworth TINES,
twelve dollars. The rejected bill OF The
TINES was at the same rate rs these bills,
S1.C0 per square
30 (S.oU g.. . ...-.. City Clerk.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-01-11

u in thfhalt Il the Hoh.e when i, WIS
c'lled to order, but soon after withdrew.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-01-11
IL fI la f 4A z II At. IT,

|meut II ID criminals. But ID hi
the tim6is mar when there will be a m-
plete change in this respect. Our prison.,
l trust, will soon be turned into refcrma-
tory schools, and all idea Of punishment dir.
ea,ded and may Kagsa, lead il ,hs sqpd
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-01-11

Upoa the above ahidavit, Juaio Rfier i.
sued warrant, and r p. German ~ ar.
rested. Upon appearances, the defendant
asked continuance until Saturday next st
O'Clock .. m, ITO determine what to do, {"
whereupon he was bound over for prelimin-
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-01-11

AUBURN: Jan. 5.-The negro Howard,
WHO committed the outrage on little white
girl, in Rochester, arrived here this morning
AID took his Place in the State prison, under
a sentence Of twenty years. He was very
htPpy to get safely within the walls. putting
hia thumb to his nose, and making fan OF
his fingers to the crowd outside, as he passed
up the steps 10 the main hall.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-01-11

RocMErER, Jan. 4.-Quict prevails,
down yesterday, and vas sent to Peni'entiary
sof si1 monthe. The pesro Howard still
piDtests his innocence. His victim is recov.
An0 Es = 49, - s'-'4 e
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-01-11

+: EIiRroN SPaIxos, Jan. 1.-THE Clifton
E5priagI Hotel was totally Destroyed BY IRE
Ehl. AosHing. It issdpp.sed thas Il 5 the
|W4tk dras i0cendiary. Los $4,000 In.
nfsa : .-.-- - :. -. :.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-14

OwYHEE IrEMs.-Wc take the following
items from the draldnche of November 9th:
On last Thursday night John Craven and
Richard Roach had a quarrel in the Owvhee
Exchange, resulting in Roach being shot
through the right arm. above the elbow. the
ball sevcring the main artery, and causing
death from loss Of blood within n few hours.
Dnring the trscss "O!d Hi" r, ce,ed an ugly
stab in the left hand while endeavoring 10
wrench the pistol from the hands of Craven.
The latter has not yet been found by the officers.
Two men, named Billy Burns and Dan Cope.
land had quarrel, some days ago. in Sommer.
camps saloon, when Burns fired four shots Mt
Copeland. three Of which took effect, one in
the left breast, one in the left leg. above the
knee. and the other through the right hand
No bones were broken, and the wounds. though
painful. are not considered dangerous. Burns
was arrested, and released on 81 900 bonds
Another fight took place on election day be-.
tween Ben. Davis and Jim Combs. resulting in
Davis being shot through the leg and Combs
getting blow over the head with six shooter.
Neither Of them are badly hurt.
Considerable money changed hands in Owy.
nee Oh the result of the election.
Colonel ID. II FOCUS and Colonel Preston
have arrived in Silver City from San Fran.
cisco.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-14
Notice to Tax Payers.
SheriH's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREIAL oh-
ID der 81 sale issued out Of the District Court.
second Judicial District. Of Idaho Territory hei' III
and for Boise county. upon Judgment Aa.d oeess'
r,t.rea in said court In favor Of Jerome + oslfoua,
ula.uuf and William Payne ard D. Is iagiot . =
FOX partners doing business under Tie s's is ~ ~ IN
name Of TAYLOR Il Fox. infefscnofs, aSa4as' aHH'e"
car,an aud B +. CHANNEL. defendants. so"h III
,aynr -, Ierutoe T. ostrom and against Andrea j.
car,an for the sum of se,ea Hundred and sia'! ana
II loo Dollars also IL favor Of William fa.hr ana
agalus. Andrew j. Carsan. for iie snin oi sout nun
drei and Forty-eigLi AID 5o-ios Dollars Ais@' ia
favor Of Ia. lor Fox aud against andre" .
for the sum Of Five Hundred and IsAis.'"o AUD
al.lCu Dollars With legal Interest thereon from 'ie
IA ia, Of November IsF2 Together with The costs .!
sa taxed al So 70 commanding me 10 sell the i'!'
lowing described property. situated IN Boise county
Idaho Terri,or, subject 10 Tie cha'el mortgage OF
defendant Is r. Channel. 10 The property aid ma
ohlncrs said chailei mortgage sci forth and &c
scr!bedl te-si: That. certain building situate u.
Boise COUNTY Idaho Territory. about iso and haa'
miles Aoa.hefiy from Idaho GI. Ano~t as The hea
stone Mil for crushing aud reducing quartz. 10"
getler With the machinery connected iheFe@ifh ga
Crypt What - specified ii SAID chasic4 mortgage ALSO
tia. certain ether building situate near said quartz
mill sixteen feet ia width by tseniF-slA feet ia
length, used as a Kitchen aud boarding house also
thai certain other building situate hear sad quartz
MILL USES, lodging or sleeping house. Tie same
being twelve feet ia width by sixteen !ceivih length
also the black snl,h Naop near laid quartz n about
IL u feet ln size and nsed ia connection With saAd
quarts MIL. The whole 81 said houses AID po'4oARs
being nscd in connection With Sad quartz MIL With
al and singular the tcuemcuis. hctediaiDenie aud
sppurcnaucrs iheregnio belonging ar IA an9s3se
appcr,alulng Public notice IL hereby given that on
Saturday the Eth Day Q. December, A. 1872,
=, Il o'eloca NJ wsl. sell in front ~ The Court
Housc door IN Idaho CITY. al public anciion for
cash, ths above described property lenoep; What -
.bte rcserycl 10 tho highest bidder 10 sais4! said
Judgment, costs aud accrsius costs
DRYDEN McCLtNTocK. shef4G.
Idaho City. November II. ist2ss
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-14

We received by last Mondays mai tle ''
lowing interesting letter fro"
Oneida county: RI
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-14

p. ID. and S l.. II R-The act passed by
the late Legislature Of Oregon for the benefit
of the Portland, Dalles and Salt Lake Railroad
is said to be most liberal in It's provisions
granting swamp lands that are estimated 10 be
worth S3.000,000 About one hundred miles
Of the road. between the Columbia River and
La Grande. have been located, fifty miles OF
which are ready for contract, and II IS expected
that work will begin on fifty mile section on or
before the first of next April. Colonel Chap
man, President Of the company. goes East IN n
few DAYS, and will remain during the Winter,
in Washington City, for the purpose OF pro-
curing if possible. additional AID from Con-
gress The prospects of the road were never
more bright than at present; and by judi
cous course on the part Of the Legislature, nj
its next session, in the way OF granting some
material aid, rs well as memor!alizIng Con-
gress for assistance, we have no hcsitaucy in
predicting the completion OF the road within
i've years.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-14
NORTHERN IDAnO.-We take the follow,n

NORTHERN IDAuo.-We take the G,llou,,o
items from the Idaho Signal of Nov. I'd:
Several large sales have been made. recently
OF mining claims in Florence to Cinnamon. md
many thousands OF dollars have been paid tn.
whites by the Chinese Companies.
All Qnlng, Chnaman who was convicted
ct selling liquor to Indians, was sentenced by
Judge Whitson to six months in the Territorial
Prison.
The line surveyed by Col. De Lacy. down
Salmon river. for the N. p. r. r., shows the
distance from Salmon City, in Lemhi county.
I" Lewiston to be about three hundred miles.
John NJ Dormer has assumed editorial CON.
troll Of the Signal. and that paper will here. era.
after be published by Leland and Dormer - =
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-14
SheriT's Sa,e.

pY VIRTUE OF \ WRIT or LAL1
x) cu;ion TO me directed iesAcd OF; q: US -
Court Of the Second 1pa3c4a# Distract 81 IaAaa ~
tory. held IN aud for BOISE county upca ]eass.j
rendered in said cour, In favor q Thomas ba''l
ais. and sgainst H. NJ. Jackson AID Neal ASAf'l
for the sum Of Two Thousand aaa lh'ri{'St'e
solo0 Dollars. with legal interest @Ge3a ue@ )
22th daY Of October. 4. u 3ss2. tce'AcT via =
81 salt taxed a; one Hundred and f5-AN
55lo0 Dollars. duly tested "a the III day % Ng.es
1871, have levied upon tie following dtS,s'"-
property situate. lying and being 10 i'a'@
Mining District. in The coun'E Of boise a. :.
tory o! Idaho being the cast slao 81 30! e -
commencing q, the nogtA ltne - Iv.cT \ t--9
claims. running up the creek 10 hao4"N'a, " : ~
claims and extending back eas;Na'ct - ..
nit Of The hill. said claims fronting oa "ol'e 81
and being hill mining ground. together VIA
singular the senomentT. heTe0a'atncniS ab~ -
nsnces shereunto belonging or ia a'if wise aye s
ing Public notice rs hereby given that "a
Saturday, the 30th day o. November, A : -
at IL o'clock. NJ. Of said day. Will SEA 10 -
the Court House door in Idaho CITY. at pcs $50
ton. the above described property u 'de - = hi
bidder FOR cash 10 satisfy said ju'tgmen'. r = D
accruing costs DRYDEN NC1!-4N - 80 ]
Idaho CITY. Nov :. is7a-wi
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-14

ELECTED. X. Luttrell, of the Third Dis.
trict, is the only Liberal or Democrat elected
to Congress in California. Page, Houghton and
Clayton, Subsidy Radicals being elected in the
other Districts .'9
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-14

CIVIL SERVICE REFoRM.-The men en-.
gagged at Mare Island, California, who voted
for Luttrell Liberal Democrat, for Congress,
were paid off on November 9th and DISCHARGED
from employment. About 70 were stricken
from the pay rolls on that day.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-14

DisTKIcr CoCRr PROCEEDINGS MONDAY Nov l.
lS12.-Court met; Chief Justice David Noggie pre-.
siding; J. II. wickersham Clerk and D. McClintock.
Sheriff.
James Z. Hall II. J. Hanson. Louis Gilleron, T..
Paget. Nicholas Johnson and John Comerilf admitted
to citizenship.
People vs.. hearny-arraigned and plead not guilty.
People vs.. Ali Wing-arraigned and plead not guilty
West vs. kempner-tria by court and judgmea,
for plaintiff for $50 and costs.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. CALIFORNIAN w. German and
Taylor-tral by jury and verdict for plaintiff for
$3.50 and costs
Special yenire issued for % additional trial Jurors
THURSDAY. Nov. 7th.-Mootry, ct. al. VS.. Hawley.
ct. al, jury impanneled
FRIDAY. Nov sth.--Grand Jury came into Court
and was discharged.
People VS.. kearny-continued till next term, and
defendant bailed in 81, 600
People vs. All Wng-continued till next term, and
defendant baiied in 5000
Ostrom, Payne, iaoor and Fox VS.. Caravan and
Channe-decree entered enforcing mechanic liens
SUBJECT to ChanneDs mortgage
SATURDAY. Nov. 9th-Mootry ct. al. VS.. Hawlev ct
Atrial closed, submitted jury failed 10 agree
and were discharged
Court adjourned sine die
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-14

MURDER IN ARIzoNA.-Capt Horn, Chief
Clerk OF the Quartermaster''s Department in
Arizona, was recently shot and killed in bar.
room at Arizona City by man named Pick.
ems. The latter was arrested and put in mil
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-14

DEAD.--Major- General George G.. Meade
died ut his residences in Philadelphia on the
evening of November 9th.