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YACHTING NOTES.

. The second Of the two matches between the
eloops Maud and Walter F. Davids will be sailed
to-day, starting from Echo Bay, New Rochelle.
The match is tor $1,000 side, and the yachts
are to sail ten miles to windward and return.
+! The schooner yacht Madeleine, Commodore Jacob
voorhis, Jr., Bye, left Newport yesterday for
New York.
The schooner yachts Resolute. Mr.. II. s. Hatch,
N.Y.YC. Vesta, Mr.. Baker, NY.Y.C., and Palmer,
Mr.. Rutherford Stuyvesant, NY.Y.C., are laying in
Newport harbor.
|. The race for the Challenge Cup from Sandy Hook
10 Cape May and return, on the 1st Of October, will
probably have the schooner yachts Dreadnought
Rambler, Resoute Palmer, Alarm Madeleine and
Dauntless among the contestants.
The yacht Triton, Mr.. Thayer, Aye, from New
London for New York, passed the HERALD tele-
graph station ut Whitestone yesterday afternoon.
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NEWS ITEMS.

Milwaukee has lady named Pragen, who weighs
535 pounds. rcr
The journeymen carpenters OF Chicago are on
strike for 81 per day.
Ten tons of oysters day are shipped from Free
port L. l., for New York.
Cider is selling in Western Massachusetts, for
dollar and half barrel.
new settlement In Livingstone county, New
York. Is to be called Stanley.
An attempt will again be made to annex West
Roxbury to the city OF Boston.
large number OF German citizens Of Lawrence,
Kansas, have received circulars requesting their
influence with the InternatlOnals or the Old
Country In connection with political movement
there.
Mr. Stewart was to have opened his railroad to
Hampstead Plains, l.. l., on the 10th Instant but as
some defect was found in the bridges the day for
the formal opening Of the line was postponed, but
not fixed upon. =. u.
Another typesetting machine has been invented
In Des Mones, Iowa. It is claimed for II that 1t will
set s. 900 ems an hour Of any sized type and Of any
width OF column; can be worked by boy, and costs
only one hundred dollars.
The National Railroad Company Of New Jersey
has sued Nathaniel Miles, late Speaker OF the New
Jersey House Of Assembly, for libel, damages
$5,OO6,0OO. 1t Is thought that II the company get
verdict for the full amount 1t will nearly ruin Mr..
Niles financially. ~
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GERMANY.
Ghs Catholic Congress in Cologne and Closing
Acts Of tho Reform Church Council.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MUNICH, Sept. q, 1872.
The attendance at the third days sitting OF the
congress Of Old Catholics was large Many ladies'
occupied seats reserved for spectators
| Notions were made and adopted favoring dota-
tion or payment OF the clergy by the State. CON-
(pulsory civil marriage and the restoration OF
tchurches to the Old Catholic priesthood.
THE MODERN EFFORT FOR CHRISTIAN UNITY.
The committee appointed to promote united &C
yti0n on the part Of all Christians In the reform
movement was instructed to hold Its sttings alter
Aately at Cologne and Munich.
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A sWEDE's SUICIDE,

A Man Hangs Himself in Jersey Wool.
On Saturday afternoon, about five O'Clock, man
named Carlson, a Swede, employed OH the Midland
Railroad, was found dead, hanging from cedar tree
In the woods In Keddney township, Hudson county,
n J. Selfexecution had been accomplished by o
1eathern belt, which Carlson was in the habit OF
wearing. He hung about four feet from the
ground. His features were In nowise dis
forted, showing that he had not been very long
suspended. He had been missing since Wednes
day. He was thirty years or age, had been in this
country only since April, and. was regarded as q
OF the Coroner
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NEWARK COMMON COUNCIL.

AT a special meeting OF the Board of Council In
Newark on Saturday night $4,000 was appropri-
ated to lquidate the debt on the Central Avenue
School House. The contract was Rewarded for
the masons' work on the Eleventh ward
school, Ii was decided TO send back the 10 O00pound
cracked bell on the main tower to Its makers In Troy
and obtain instead two Dels-a I,00O-pound one and
and q 3,000pound one. The first Is for the main
tower and the other for an uptown district
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FIRE IN eOERCK STREET.

A fire broke out yesterday afternoon In the second
story OF the four story brick building No los Gocck
street that caused damage OF about twenty-five
hundred dollars. The building was occupied By
Rudolph Aborbowell as Undressing establish
ment Fire Marshal McSpedon will hold an inycstl-
CATION to-day into the cause oil the fire.
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SHOOTING ARRAY,

Peter Tighe OF Roosevelt street, and Charles
Mcbride, of vandewatcr street, had an alteration
In front OF % Chatham street at an early hour yes
terday morning, and Mcbride shot Tighe in the
leg, INJECTING dangerous wound. The latter was
sent to the Park Hospital by Captain Ullman, but
Mcprde eacaDed.
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FATAL FISTICUFFS.
Death of o Pugilist from a Blow Re-
cezved in Fight.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %, 1872
Cornelius Drscoll, aged twenty-our, ABOUT
week ago had o fight with one Howard Price. They
were to have contended in prize fight, but this
was declared of by the stakeholder, as Price did
not come to time. The parties met privately the
same day, and from blow received at the time 1t
Is alleged the death of Drscol was caused lie hav-
Ing died on Saturday. The principal and seconds in
the fight have been taken into custody.
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FATAL EXPLOSION.

Disaster I'm the Hoosnc TunpcI-One
Man Killed and Three Wounded.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass Sept. %, 1872.
premature explosion at the west end of the
Hoosac Tunnel yesterday killed an old man named
Peter Stone, q Canadian, seriously injured John
Smith and slightly injured two other workmen.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Sept. 20, 1877.
The Cortes will complete its organization on
Monday and the annual Budget will be laid before
II on Tuesday.
NHE COMING BUDGET AND AMOUNT OF THE BURDEN.
The Finance Minister'S estimates for the expen-
cultures of the next fiscal year are understood to
he less than $780, 600, 900 pesetas-$116,0OO 900.
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FRANCE.
nlsaAm 10 TINE NEW Yoax usaAla.

PARIS Sept. "a, 1871
n. uambett. has relinquished his intention OF
presiding o. speaking at any public celebration OF
khe anniversary Of the First Republic.
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is offered to invest savings and also 70 own home by
paying SO monthly The protector Of the Park paving
all the sidewalks and grading the streets around tho
park will be fence with gates OF entrance Upon each
tree making between 100 and 500 trees in the park
splendid depot in the centre of the property and no
school house. Corona has over 900 inhabftants and
stores factories post office and AZ trains daily Next
commutaton is but l03 cents per trip, including
New York city, but 22 minutes from Thiryfourth street.
For time table Daily News. Maps free
BENZ. W. HITCHCOCK,
store, 439 Third avenue, above Thirteth street.
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.


Weueck'D VheetHos
The nev buriesquS extravaganza Of "Kenilworth''
was produced ct this house on Saturday night.
Quite large audience witnessed the production Of
the piece, which Is devoid Of merit and savors
strongly OF the variety show. Miss Lydia Thomp-
son played the part OF the Earl OF Leicester with
her usual dash, and Harry Beckett, as Queen Eliza
beth, kept the house IN a by his grotesque act
pretty, and what she had do IN the piece she did
smith ss eyer ddea the MsS
Beckett with their funny business. Walter Raleigh
was assigned to Miss Dubois, and, beyond looking
well In pretty costume, she deserves no particular
mention. The other ladies In the cast performed
through their allotted characters accsptably.
Musical and Dramatic Notes.
DAILY is doing well with his two theatres.
Rubinstein plays tonight at Steinway Hall.
Leon Is the reigning prima donna at Bryant's.
'The Bells" are a-ringing at the Boston Globe.
Charley White has six star comedians at his
Athenmum.
Josh Hart has an astounding array Of novelties
at the Comique.
Mile; Morlacchi has been successful In "Esme-
rada" at Louisville
The second Sunday evening concert has taken
"Agnes" has proved hit of the first magnitude
at the Union Square,
Tony PASTORS return to the east side Is welcomed
every night by the boys.
Edmund Yates lectures on "Modern Societyu at
Association Hall on Friday.
Theodore Thomas closed his summer concerts at
Central Park Garden last night.
Mario and Carlotta Patti MARBLE for the last time
at Steinway's on Tuesday.
Lydia Thompson shakes her blonde tresses for
the last time this week at Wallacks.
"Raw CarrOts' is the name OF the last 1endish
burlesque at the San Francisco Minstrels
Bailey & Co. have circus and menagerie still at
the foot OF Houston street, East River.
Bret Harte will furnish the successor to 'Dia-
mOnds'' at the Fifth Avenue Theatre.
Tom Mcguire is building up another fortune with
Emersons Minstrels at No. 720 Broadway.
Robinson's Circus remains another week at the
corner of Madison avenue and FOrty-fifth street.
The Elks will butt with their jokes those who
visit the Academy OF Music on Thursday afternoon.
Nine. Fabbri Is teaching the benighted Pacific
Slopers German opera at Maguire's Opera House at
San Francisco.
The dramatic event OF the week will be the first
appearance OF Mr.. aud Mrs. BOucicault this evening
ROOth'a
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Sept. %, 1872.
i, The government OF Brazil has granted to Baron
Mana concession for telegraphic cable between
Brazil and the Portuguese coast.
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BRAZIL.

Concession for the Construction OF Deep Sea
Telegraph Cable.
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The Weather I'm This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes In
the temperature Tor the past twenty hours In
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD Buildinge-
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store, 4s9 Third avenue, above Thlrtleth street.


As another disaster arising from the late
operations Of Wall street gamblers which we have
umns Of the Herald may cite the failure OF of
large Watch Importers upwards e350 His entire
the PROTECTORS OF the Dollar store S7 Broadway With
moment This line of goods to be offered 70 the PUBLIC ON
Monday 23d instant embraces fine Gold and Silver
foreign makers and the various grades Of AmeriSs ga;
cases of all beautifully frosted, engraved or
ennelied in various colors and the movements are ex
ceedingy fine They will be sold at less than the cost OF
importaon and authorized to say that the pro.
pretors the Dollar Store will personally guarantee
every Watch TO be gold silver and furthermore, VIII
warrant them TO keep good time for one year THIS in an
opportunity before offered to the public
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SPAIN.

Parliamentary Organization Of the Cortes-Cit-
zen Anticipation Of the Amount of the Budget.
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A.-EIerring's Patent r
CHAMPION SAFES
25l and 252 Broadway, corner of Murray street.
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ny0sauftO Bftcs.-Burnetps KallistOn
ueutrallzes the poison almost nstantineousy. =
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT. !
OFFICE OF TIE CHEF SIGNAL DFFicrR,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23-l a. NJ.

I70DdbfIItteS
For New England westerly winds and clear
weather; for the Middle States wind backing TO
eastery and southerly, with clear weather over the
southern portion but probably cloudy and threat
ening weather over the lower lake region this
evening; Tor the South Atlantic and Gulf states
easterly TO southerly winds, cloudy weather and
very probably rain areas; from Tennessee 10 the
upper lakes diminishing pressure, southery to
easierly winds, increasing cloudiness and pr0ba-
biy threatening weather.
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At Corona Park.-A Fine Opportunity

A.-Hernld Branch Office, Brooklyn,
Corner OF Fulton avenue and BoerIm street
Open from 5 A. NJ. to T.. NJ. d
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| Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best i'm tho
world the only perfect Dye; harmless. reliable instan-
| a aid
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Curtains, Lambrcuuins, Novelties and
speciaiues. O. l.. kelly 4 CO., ia Broadway I
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Dyspepsia.-Thousand Cured by DIR. Is
NJ slIARPs SPECIFIC. Mailed for 81. Depot ii' Esatn
afro. Naxvv ork
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Royal Ha' ann Lottcry.-Priees Re-
duced rs Ne RTINEz CO, Bankers. No.p VAN ST.
BOX NO $3.50 u Jst Office. New York. .....
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IN Birch Dale Medicinal spring wa
TER /, have cured many cases OF Consumptionn pro-
nor need hopeless They have also an especlal amny
" kidney aud Uterine affections Send for pamphlet.
COSANr & CRAMER sole Agents W broaawASssf
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Royal havana Lpttery,-Pri1cs Cashcd.
spanish .ank Bills TAYLOR co, Bankers 10 Wall St
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Patent Open Work Political Hammers,
Flags and Portraits at HoJER GRAHAMs Va oaana
afrln
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Uhe Emma Mine suit-several Lady
Lawyers Admitted to the Bnr-New
York Papers mt a Premium.
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Along the entire lens OF our main promo ade' there Ia
no more attractive place be found than the great orig
nal Dollar Store C51 Broadway. In this vast buz OF
almost Oriental spondor % be found y INN snso as
sorfruent Of useful and Ornamental ARTICLES embracing
Silver plated Ware fire Cutlery Table Inen, Lldies and
Gen1emens Merino Underwear Grgant Glassware OIL
plated Jcwelryo Of the latest paslsizn designs black wal
mt Brackets Whatnots, BOOK SLEEVES ana Coat Rapks
&C. These goods are 20 frst class and cannot be
purchased at any other pl? CO In the city for the psco
almighty dollar relgns supreme and we earnestly COM
Store al 661 Broadwe L -. l
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iasS yo1 ooa
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-06-06
City and County.

Nrw GooDs.-The now advertisement of Mr.. G
" crafts, our old pioneer merchant. will be found il
,his issue He has just received from the railroad
ana of the best selected and largest stocks of goods
and merchandise ever brought to the Basin. In the
line of clothing he has large and elegant stock o,
huness and dress suits of every STYLE and will war.
rant fit for any one desiring to purchase His stock
If boots, shoes and CATERS comprise every variety
rom brogan to an 0xford-tie. and in the line OF
amly groceries he has about everything; canned
mods of all kinds, and fresh dairy packed California
Sptter together with some splendid Chicago and st.
Louis sugar-cured hams and bacon, put up by Henry
Ames Co. We know they are good, as our old
friend Crafts sent US one which We have tried and
found to be the best ever brought to the Basin. Call
and examine his stock at once.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-06-06

LIVELY CORPSE" Uncle Reub" had a rough
joke played on him last Tuesday. Looking for q
comfortable and quiet place to take nap he dropped
into our Office, and going into bedroom attached to
the Office he was soon in the arms of Morpheus The
boys discovering his whereabouts, a coroner's jury
was summoned, and headed by Judge Turner and
District Attorney Foote, they entered the room and
uacing lighted candles around the body and couple
Of half dollars over his eyes, commenced an inquest
The first witness hadn't got through with his evil
dence before pate" proved lively corpse. Kicking
the candles ont of the way he routed the whole par.
IT, driving them from the room with shower OF
boots candlesticks, etc. We haven't received the
verdict OF the jury yet.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-06-06

The CoNcsRr.-on last Saturday evening, Profess
sOr Stanley assisted by the amateur musical talent
Of the Basin, gave one of his concerts at Masonic
Hall in this city. We were unable to attend, on &C
count OF absence from the city but understand that
it was most excellent entertainment, and all who
were present express themselves most highly pleased
As viii be seen from the correspondence published
elsewhere, complementary benefit has been tender
ed to the Professor that will come OF on next Satur.
day evening; and from the number OF names append
&c to the letter. We have doubt but that the Hall
vii be densely crowded. Persons desiring q musical
treat for once in their lives should by all means put
in an appearance.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-06-06

FEAsr.-Our Republican friends don't forget us
or throw US of - If we do publish Democratic pa
per- On last Monday. after the arrival of the Placer
vile stage, Mr.. Spencer Albro dumped into our office
aIarse box which. on opening. found filled with
hickory nuts walnuts, both black and butternut,
and hazeinuts, all in splendid condition. We imme-
dlateiy made raid on them and seasted as we have
not done for twelve fourteen years past-snce we
LEFT old Pike. The donor Of this most acceptable
present was our old friend, Mr. Z. Burson of Boston,
I" whom We return most sincere thanks. May
lie I've till his years are IS numerous as the
nuts he sent u.s.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-06-06

SERIOUS CUTTING ScRApE.-A ser;ons oaus...
req IN Con Donohoes saloon, on wall street in tb.
Guy ABOUT o'clock on yesterday morning between
Mr. Peter Donohoe and Mr.. William Keor,e',
.;a ~ nave oeen an old grudge between the par
aA -Heeuhs at the afore mentioned place. a
I'. ensoeo' The lie passed, when Donohoe
s''uoA heafney' and fight ensued, in which Dono.
noe was paoiy cut by knife. The wounded man
~" lies III critical condition. He is under the
care OF Dr. James Healy, who is unable. as vet
70 determine what will be the result. Kearnev sur
rendered himself to the authorities and the examn-
a'ioh was postponed until tomorrow, with bail ixed
at $4,000, by Justice Wickersham.
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NORTH IDAHo.-We take the following items from
the Idaho Signal of May 25th:
There is Chinaman in Lewiston who is accused OF
selling whisky to Indians, but who is mere wreck
OF human being. His feet and hands had been Sc
badly frozen that modification had set in and all his
fingers had rotted and fallen off, had also portion
OF one foot. The Chinaman is diseased otherwise,
which renders him horrible object.
The project of building road from Warrens camp
to the Payette Valley is likely to succeed.
Mr. Joseph Shisser of Camas prairie, has about
one hundred chestnut trees of from three to four
years growth on his place, which give evidence OF
thrifty growth.
The bondsmen of lilly Foster have surrendered
her to the authorities, and she is lodged in jail
Frank Caps, the expressman, informs the Signal
that there is no snow the road between Lewiston
and Pierce City, but there is plenty of mud. There
is plenty of grub" in Pierce City, and the miners
are all at work.
The Steamer Yakima, Captain Stump, has arrived
at Lewiston and discharged about forty tons OF
freight.
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Slew Adpertis
NOTICE.

Territory of Idaho. County of Boise-SS.
Jerome p Ostrom, plaintiff,
VS.. In the District Court,
Andrew J. Caravan and B. L. 2ud Judicial District
Channel, defendants
4 ALL PERSONS holding claiming liens IN
"a der the provisions of an Act entitled IAN Act
for securing liens to mechanics and Others" APP
proved January %, 1864 and the several Acts amend
atory thereto, for work or labor done, material
furnished for the defendant, Andrew J. Carvan in
the erection and construction OF the keystone
Quartz Mill" and machinery connected Herewith
situate in Boise county. Idaho Territory about two
and half miles soatherlv from Idaho City; and the
boarding house lodging house and blacksmith shop
situate said MILL and used in connection there
with are hereby notified TO be and appear before said
District Court the LIST day of July 1872 that being
the first day OF the July term, 1872 thereof and TO
exhibit then and there their said liens. and make
proof thereof or said liens shall be deemed to be
waived in favor of those which exhibited
JEROME p. 0STROM
June G, 1st2w4 Plaintiff
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CORRESPONDENCE.

IDAHO CITY, June 8, 1872
Pfof G. F. STANLEY-Dear .Str: Having listened
Win great pleasure toyour musical entertainment
last saturday evening" ana being DESTROYS of hearing
you again, we would respectfully tender you benei
at such time and place as may be most convenient
and acceptable
Respectfully, John German, r. E. Foote j. B.
Peyton, J. K. Shafer, and about eighty others.
IDAHO CITY. June 4, 1872.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Your favor of yesterday
was received, and with many thanks for your kind
ness, allow me to name next Saturday evening June
oth at the Masonic Hail. the time and place. when
would be happy to meet you all at my farewell mu-
steal entertainment that you have so kindly ten
dered me.
Yours Respectfully, C. F. STANLEY.
To Messrs. J. B. Peyton, G. w. Crafts, M. g. Luz
ney, Miss Clara Galbreath, Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Marx
Mrs Thatcher, Mrs. Brown, and others.
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ANOTHER CAvE.-A huge cave took place on Willis
u Drlscolfs mining claims about mile above
town. on last Thursday morning. which surpasses
anything IN that line that ever occurred in the Basin
About two acres OF ground slid of, but we under.
stand no damage was done, but rather benefited the
owners OF the ground. Con and a couple of China
men took desperate chances by remaining ON the
grounds it was sliding for the purpose OF extricat
ing the hydraulic hief which they succeeded in do
ing in about half the time it would have taken them
under ordinary circumstances
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FIslroRs.-We have had quite number of visitors
In Idaho from various sections durno the ,.st ,voo,
Among them were COL A. w. Flournov and Mr.
VOTERS of Boise City, the latter being assave, at the
government Assay Office. They spent few days in
Tue raSin' examining some of our quartz lodges and
ieit ior Boise City on last Saturday Hon. John S.
ofay' OF the same place. also spent few days with
u.s. returning on last Tuesday; and Mr.. Thomas
Mootfy' Jr., OF Placervile, has also concluded to
spend little Of his leisure time on this side of the
Basin. We acknowledge calls from all of them. and
hope to see them often in Idaho.