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- N1GhmdScbtne

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shuttle su eebrnu1en.
D,sie usus 0saiaine perridtst QUE artsn Gamll.sns
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= 's,.terSpu s. GarpeAter, @sn.zIgsnten,
fDe12,lSy) r.2i4, WefzSaltlmorepr'
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auf QougsSSlano serit6rte cine Strede gSalo
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lano unb 8at6oque. Cine In6abl Sarm>
bquIer brannte ab, uuo bic fletne AnFeOlun8
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B. S. PRICE g. co.

(Datl4, 1881
@@ $40
tauieu elm sutes Suoerldiiises @ebiB; So fiir bas
Qusfiaen aler Art BON 3lbnsn nit Dem bsfen @olot
uno eorantirt. aue arten SiIberi5nunsen 81. aut
made it beoueers aui Die Breisernteort9pne bon
3dbneaus,sben nit 9as aufme1tiom. 90 Cts. pro
CABIN i Aues, mas id1 oaiir perlan9e.
Or. o. Robitpp,
SIR. Ia, Siio.GutamfrG5e,
(Sunii7, ,12Ntr) neben tems s@oncoroia'Spern5auie.
Sie Epatcatirte 9nitfartrn SaI9ens
8I9er.
Scr patentirte
OFFICE INDICATOR
Dabiac aOTtlrs Sdhsn init i4on sesmeeeolt975 Pc n
Ramens 5u6haben 8apiei gu 2o' 5o' 4o, oU' 20
Gents, 81 20 unD 81 .25 pro Sditten.
gi1 uroStr 8orratb uon S6reibmatertdlien lnl
4neemenen aortGtpI9.
Gptsidlitat:
SanblunasbiiAer -.
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Selegrapbiit5e Sepeifbet'
GnropaiI6e Gabslberidte.

Ben Der .gioeiirten Brefie" fur ben r@orreiponoen
ten" beridtet.)
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Baltimore
fir 9nluranlf Qffcf.

Sabwef-Gds BON Soutb' unb 8aterfrase.
Disjs @eienidaf.petHdert fortpdbrenb sssen Ssr'
NIT ODER S6aben ourdb BranbunslId iopobl in Der
Gtaot wis i'm eanbe, als grten pon eissnt@9nm' @
Edsrbau. .9rooufte, 9tobeln, Saus 9srdtbi9aiten,
i'm Sau besriffeue obsr i'm Saien in aaouHs oeHno7
Hde iyabrseuse ". '. p.
6aa Direttorium belep aus folgenben 9erren:
Dm. y. par on, Braroeni;
SEQ. u. Sidsrs, .. .: Saptt,
Sonib q ggiiior. & Robt. Senfins,
enSnb Ssnninotau. 9. Vtorton Stsw1rt,
SYnncs 3. zinc. g. e. Wepcomer,
Ssnrn Is srrou. SrpiGe Sorpis,
s. Stsunrt QB. 2B. Eaplor,
Sn,n q 9rmns. Ssrael @otel,
G5eorse 9. SGrrtion.
w,,r;tot;ons,fs ormulare nnb metere ytahrtht uber
AZ ~ .riboit wrb in Ser Ofcs SabUeizGde oon
sontSE G un6 Qbatsrra5s srtbeiit no aud ale Ani.
tass snsns zine FrIff onsenommen, pele Der applis
Sart pinbeu mag
IaauL1SO br. SppcnprIp, oetI.
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anuiet siuaer's yGlmaibinen

bel Gem peutIhgn A9sntsn
Srisr. sSilS,
sbpp51 ale grten yidbmaldtnsn NH letHshi u
nSTbg5lerten uno atsntl rttn
Oet"'' itiba 6lenreu Sdbwunsrac;
f0iratnos arbettpc 5u babeu.l
ot''9u''' SoaioaptraBe.
por,yotrreu weroen prompt unc bluls Delotsl'
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ON Nnnahaitunasss !.

66idt Cure 2umpsa uab altes Ufetau neg esm s
,voSen qumpens Il. NRetdus2Ggerbnnte, no 5pr
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G6e Der Gbeus unb 8tirliasNraks,
SHebr. 40,1zEete.) OIb Eown. Dalttmsie.
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S&S. g. SsppD IS Soup.

r gsentbIu1er BON 7,r-.-..r.
@olo's pate rtirten automatifaeH ostssrn,
wslds in ben lsttsn infsepn Sasrsn isbr umiausrsi6
uno INIT beiisrm eroSss, als rssno Elm anDsrsr NIT
Domuf Ossr beissm &affsr seidsnosr 9pparat' &C.
brautt moroen. B..
Der .garisrzameritanlit sa ah9asar<
r.n(de 9eeroe, Batlor., Sun' NO s'sp'"'"s'
Blas.SsSer.
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Spblanten, Bai6hdnoe, Biiioirs, ab5nssre9fsh 'nt
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bppraullide Rnmmen, aSuiier. Dtaibtnerie NJ ID. )
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sihen- -lItenften, SBafertdblsr uHb Rsfraeratoren;
ROD uuo Seisofeu, iopis Reparaturen aler art
prompt aus seiubrt.
6iibuefsgds BON Baltimore nnS eutatuHr.
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6iouefsgds BON Baltimore nnS Gutawfr
&pbleu IA berabseieetenRrstfe
Nurrausl, Re EDmn..

OutIuu3y W SD+e
sanbIer it ben beffen Sorteu Soben, nette bier SD
SVnIts ehradt tueroen. Mae, uelde eoblen setraus
Gsn mggsen tuobl barau tbuu, por8uipredsu uno io'
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Rlreou: 4ermanI, erte G9nr erllE G. pon PEI
Go(ptrtHra6e. s* lSep'@"iSb
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N. Gourtmeg & SrnSer,
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Gde Der 6apettsitrase.

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Gfs Der 6apsttshrass.
gBtr MAIDEN ouf unisreu rsid9cltissa uns atorstr'
Gbampagner,
shetuzx einen uon Der ieinffen Gnaittaf'
Sberrpz, pOrtz unp WtaoeIraz WeInen,
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smpjonaen unb i'm aleinen gu @nsroszYrsiien oerz
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fetnen Ibee
unb
aussemablte @rUeeriez ssaaren fir Ssmt'ts'
o1sinae assntan oes bsrhmteu II on ,.I e l.
MN No asen,z Rbtsteu. tOea1312UffD
f. @olbz lluo SilbeIwaarert.
~ Gin rstasaltss eager ss,,u., ssmuefassen.
e"su"' Ssfbsne uno iilberne ga d bee n,
Gnberplattirte ksadrsn.
Ett1> ierTa en-. o6,nu.fu 10.
an iebr biaissn Breisn bet
tetnsm neuen @si6dtte. a.,.;,rorss,csa
(Stpt16,1SD Rr. ISo. WtE.oat''n''''H'A0''
Niamanteu!t
Soifbare S6uufia4en uno
sterlina Silber Waarsn.
Vatsd. 8buppe eomp..S
Geufer xaSehenubren (etpaseieaanfeS.)
audb elm pollcs afortimsnt Der bensn
iilberp(attirten Eaaren bel
S,ep. sS. 9Ssbb q Spmo..
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Dpmf = Gas : Nob pffen.
s,f...o Seber Sfen uro sarantirt,
Scssa oas er
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sHht tfireotst.
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glalmaidinelt illr Mtetbe

WaBlaaiWIieN 5Hl "t1t'9e
-, 60 r,onotlidb.g ; 3um gersauie in &Gtausablnnsen
o. * nro gRonat Baarsabter erbalten einen liberia
Tsu Sh,uo. Gpriey q 4ouseniiaser'
S,,St.es, sr. 3l s9pre GutaD ffrake.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-17

lied ~ The HosPITAL-An insane man named
DAVID Harris died in the County Hospital on l..t
Thursday. July 10th. He became insane ahont !.
year ago. and was confined sometime in the conr,v
jail whsn last Winter. he was sent out Of III. Terri.
tory. "a some manner he managed to find hia w.v
oacx 20 the basn arriving here about two or three
months ago. and he was at once sent to the Hosn,ta
where no remained up the time OF hs death rve,v
care and attention was shown him by the county phy
stefan. Dr. James Hsay. and the keeper Of the Hos.
ptal. MA Elizabeth Godfrey. but the poor fellow
grew worse finally refusing to eat anything whstey
Or. He labored under the delusion that some one
was trying toposon him; and. previous to his death.
sts nothing for hfteen days. Nothing could induce
him to swallow food Of any kind and. despite all ef
forts to administer nourishment. in some shape he
sucoeeaed in rejecting IT, and ended miserable ex.
istenee. Decomposition having rapidly set in. the
body wa buried the same day. In tho cemetery on
the West side Of Elk Greek. Harris resided, some
years ago. In Shasta county. California, was aged
about 20 years; but we are not informed a. to the
place Of his nativity.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-17

rhe Career or q Great Remedy.
r~sntv summers have elapsed since It was brieny
announced that new vegetable tonic and s'era''e'
bearing the name Of Hostetter's stomacn n''e'''
had been added TO the list OF preventive and res'ofa
live medicines The modest advertisements WHICH
invited attention to the preparation stated tha'
been used with great success in private practice as
cure for dyspepsia, bilious complaints consups'lo"
.ra intermittent fever. II was discovered that
shs article possessed extraordinary properties Inc
people. of every class. tested its merits - .'N.
corrective and restorative. and Ioun" '""
q. sscss more than fulfilled their hopes ana cAPe'
,..,on. From that time to the present Ito cour''
h.s hasn upward and onward, and STANDS 'o-o'' -
~. h..A al Ill medicines oflts class. American OF
,muorted In the magnitude Of it, sales ana tS repu.
,...on :. .se. aersssbls and potent invigorsnt ana
restorative. For lsnguor and debility lack OF appe'
az. ana esstric disturbances 20 common during tue
.-,.r months it 10 absolutely infallble. Ano'se'-
.,.r ,,,ious disorders. constipation, nervousnc'''
-.-...,r., ssvsrs. and III tho ordinary complains
$4,000 hv vitissed and humid atmosphere van
tar urAsr in renovsting and regulating inn"enc'.
rs.. !, =. record svouched BY volumes Of intelligent
seesimocy. sxtssdins over psriod OF MN - .
..p.ury. ana comprshsnding the names o. 'nou'.
~. ~ vel.knovn citisens belonging % every ca.'
m c.,nr In Europe II - thought great tnins =
os..n - uss.enags Of royalty for patent aeo''
cne nus Hosssttsr's Bitters has been spon'neouI
!. .,,rv.A - millions Of independent sovereign
; ~ $500 aonsists IN their endorsemene
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-17

TERRITORY OF IDAHO. S.
County Of Boise.
". K, stark, Isaac W. Garrett
and Peter Towey. plaintiffs. In the District Couf'
r.,,,ct Neville Patrick Fa. Of Idaho. Second Jur
hey NJ. O'Brien. N. Smith diciaI Distr]cI
and Jas Smith. defendants.
To PATRICK NEVILLE, PATRICK Fancy, N.
O'BRFEN. H. SMITH, and JAS. SMITH:
TN THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE
l NJ the United states in the Territory OF Idaho,
Won are hereby notified that there IL now on ME IN
the Office OF the Clerk Of the District Court OK the
second Judicial District of said Territory. IN Idaho
CITY. County OF Boise the complaint OF W. T. Stark.
n this Court for the foreclosure OF certain mort
gage described In said complaint ana execusca Dy
von 20 the plaintiffs the 9th day OF August lSv1,
r. secnre the payment Of certain promtssory note
~ a oo7 and 100 dollars Of even date. described
In said mortgage that the said premises De sofa ana
The proceeds applied to the payment OF SAID acos
ana for their costs In this suit expended ana ZOE
other relief set forth IN company !sss ops -
ssid complaint, and that unless you appear ana 1a
snsver 70 said complaint within ten days after the
service hereof II served within Boise county. NO
s.htr tvenfv days II served out OF said county 0ut
,v,tn sad Judicial District and within thirty days
served out OF said District exclusive OF the oay
~ servcel the said plaintiff will apply 20 the Court
Sor the relief demanded In the said complain.
In TESTIMONY wnEsko!, =. =. I h..s
ardson, Clerk Of said District Coors. 1 ~
hsreunto get my hand and amxed the beai
Of said Court .. Idaho CITY, this 26sn dsH q sune
A. - A0'S' Clerk Of the District Court.
NJ Ono. ", RlcnA1Ds, Deputy.
R. =. toors, attorney for pIaiatns.
July 10, 1S73-wA
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-17

as DEi'a-ou IA; Friday. Miss Mary. daughter
q H. John Haley. Of Plaeerriile. In this county.
aSa' aas Place. After lingering illness. OF thrse
Ia'as and one day She vas attacked. at arst. with
N1Ss believed to be cerebro spinal meningitis.
"a tines appeared to rally. atyording some hopes
y 's' Ultimate recovery; but. after lingering three
.'D'aA death pat Al end TO her sufTcrings. ThA
.-''A ''t Place Oh last sunday evening. and the
~ '"''snsed to the cens.ery by ,hs largest coa
'~N OF people that have a,teaded . funeral for
t'P''I Miss HALEY was = III oss es;iaahie you ng
~ '0'u' " yea's Of age. and greatly beloved by
: 40 'as" her. andths grief stricken family have
:. Sne" ,SEpashies Of wide circle Of friends In
as'as i4sarsmen..
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-17

SLuIcE RoDsINo.-The miners on the other side
Of the Basin appear to have suffered severely during
tho present mining season. from the depredations OF
gang Of sluice robbers. They have made several
successful raids aud attempted several nights ago
to clean up for Ellis Co.. at Granite Greek but fail.
Ing to do So escaped without taking
lead mine along with them. We were informed on
last Tuesday that the night-prowlers have broken
open and robbed several cabins around Pioneer City
and that Tow nights ago they made raid on one OF
Ben Wilson's claims and got away with clean. up
estimated 1t ak or seven thousand dollars. The only
way to put stop to such proceedings is for miners
Who Arc not running their claims 1t night to stand
guard. armed with double -sarrelsd shot guns. and
let the thieves make . cleanup Of galena instead OF
gold. prompt application OF buck. viii etIec,
= radical cure sluice- robbing klcp,omaniacs.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-17

lTlyx ASSORTMENT. -Mcssrs. ZIPs Marx. Ut the
CT, p,u, Store have JUS, received . larg. invoice
fresh drugs. chemicals. patent medicines. and. In
1a general Assortment. o! toilet articles and goods
rg.ly kept in 4 ars:-class establishment, Of that
,arst.sr For medical purposes they keep constant
Faa hAni tns stock Of brandles. whisky. wines.
aa1d to Be pare ADD unadgIegated and. IN the line
dp1nis oils ,ni iyesslH.. they have full aud Cors
lsa supply. In their rs, instAlncnt Of new goods
nT Received large stock Of all kinds Of soap. for
fully use ~ veil Is for the toilet. comprising all the
lev hads Of psrfumei soap. for several samples Of
'a<s ss return thanks. Persons requiring any
ing n heir line viii and Item selling a. cheaper
nss iAar ever. fox cash
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-17

And other leading European cities.
We purchase Gold Dust. Gold and Silver Bullion
QuArtermasters' checks and Vouchers. and Drafts OF
Certificates Of deposit issued by Eastern, California
or Oregon Banks:
Buy Territorial and County Warrants and Bonds:
Keep Revenue stamps for sale:
Make collections on all points in the United States
and all business connected with general Banking viii
receive prompt attention.
We are agents for the sale Of Passenger Tickets fol
all the regular mail steamers between New York and
London. Liverpool. Bremen. Hamburg. Havre and
Antwerp.
Persons DESTROYS Of sending for friends in any part
OF Europe can procure tickets OF u.s. aud their
passage to New York. thus saving the expense and
risk Of sending money for that purpose.
The highest price paid for Gold and Silver Bars
either In Coin or Currency.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-17

THE wEArHER.-variesy is said to be the spice OF
hfe consequently We Basin folks have led spicy ex
tstencc during the past week The weather clerk has
evidently lost his reckoning for We have had gen
eral assortment OF Spring. Summer. Autumn and
Winter condensed in the short period Of seven
days. Last Friday tho weather was rather hot, bu,
saturday was cool day. with rain a, night: and Sun
day was . regular Spring day. jus; cold enough In
doors 90 require little Ore. Monday p!easan,
day. though rather too cold for comfort: while on
Tuesday had more rain followed by cold nigh,
and yesterday the weather delightful neither too
warm nor too cool I: Is supposed to be Summer al
this time Of year. but u 10 vioon, presumption. We
arc having one Of old cabiob Lyons ..sber!aa sum
ncrs.'
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-17

rEox HoasssaoE- ]. Il. Pale. an c1-iypo. who
bow proposes to demonstrate what be knoss about
farming in the way Of raIang surnips and potatoes.
II Horseshoe Bend. dropped in on us last Tuesday.
lie reports splendid crops in his section AID brought
up lev samples Of his agricultural productions lie
brought up . queer specimen OF beet. sens US by
Hon william Lynch. which IL eertainl, a freak 81
naiare II 10 about foot long. about three Inches ~
tho upper end being solid like any other beet while
the balance Of u II divided Into several strands
plated into braid like . woman's hair II oea"a any
beet wc have seen
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-17

visrross.-Qusie delegation Of folks from the
other side Of tho Basin waited Idaho daring the past
week. Among them were Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Crowley and their daughter. Miss Minnie kul,s.
MesSrs Robert Dcvane. John Noon and Jerry Mccar-
thy. of 6rani,o Greek. and Miss Emma Bullock. OF
Pioneer City. We learn from Mr.. Mccarthy that
Mosxrs- Crowley Co. have abou, closed their min.
Ing operations Granite for this though they
ssill have s~o three hundred inches OF water in
ono of their bitches that they sellsc 10 other par
tics They hav. had very good seasons work. and
ws uniers,and The company have done very well this
year. their ground paying better than usual.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-17

Nor 6oxx Ygr-Nr James McDevist informs M
TIA. he has not yet xaSsed for Lenhi. a. we stated
last week: business preventing his leaving AZ the
present time. He II too busy supplying the camp
with ane beef. mutton and pork TO get away Tor
week or So or At least until his partner. AIR. Rowe
returna from the valley.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-17
Dew Adrertisellleuts.


ALL PERSONS DOING BUSINESS
n. in Boise County who are required to take out
License therefor are hereby notified that they must
take out their License in ADVANCE, by calling at the
Office Of the undersigned. as the law will be strictly
an forred i'm ali cases JESSE r. BRADFORD,
Inlv 17f Sheriff and Col Of Boise Co.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-17

PRS AID BALL At STAR Observation-Disclosures -
la. advertisement, of the rsces ut star Ranch.
=. p.rrvills. on Friday and saturday. August LIST
..,a Some good running stock viii DO on hand
..,,,.., f,r the purses. and . large number OF
,r,sas from Boise City and the Valley VIII DC In Al
..,,,ues. NJ. Lamb has erected ane dancing hall.
81 an rnasy evening. Ausussis.. grand ball will
:. ysu 4, his place. and the hes, music 10 DC had
{, a. Basin has been engaged for the occasion A
=, -ns awaits all Who attend Mr.. and Mrs Lamb
mend to spare 20 pains OF expense that vii eonduee
a,s, eouso,. and eujoymcn. OF their guests: and
IA. Sta, Ranch is one Of the mos. pleasant places
.As Basin, q. eonvenine. distance from all tho ia
in amps and easy Of access. we shall expect to see
,ssalsr Oh. fashioned gathering. and everybody en-.
pvhsrse!ves TO their hearts content
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-17

AoAsx AT woRK.-Mr. Andrew Brown. OF the h'"'
OF Brown GARRISON. proprietors OF the summit
Flat quartz mill and mines. has quis farming ''s
time at least. and recommended work - 'he "'''i'
crushing the tailings. which arc said to be rieh.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-17

To The CArrrAI.-Messrs Dryden McClintoex and
Jo..pb r. Rowe lef. for the Capital by private con-
veyance. on last Tuesday Mr. Rowe goes on BUSINESS
and Mr.. McClntock TO meet his family. WI" A'' "a
pected in Boise City to-day from the East
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-17

reos proxggx.-Hon John II. Cannady. of Pho
rssr CITY paia shor. val. to Idaho during the pas
reek He REPORTS mining operations active in hi
..,,o, nth the bitches carrying water TO their full
capacity.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-17

RSfUs ,.v morning iss''
pin on s'Ia ri. city, prior to leaving 70. tue ...
;. bs sorf ID w. ~ leave here on Saturday-or' u
., Dsse. On Monday ne--.
AsS'' -. rean. of Placerville. mas Hina'S
srpL- .,,n the following particulars OF 'ne
b,'''''a !, y 'aeias near ou.rsaonrs;
~ ~ Of su. '...a.v the eth Of July; young man
a, sst Wednesu.'rr snhew Of Mr.. Charles hohny.
IA Louis Chu. suicide. at Quartsourg. oy
rptscervle, Z, - the Left side with COTS tevol
asnoips hinsen :, nan had been tending %! suo.t
-, The yoans Rskle, and LEFT the mousse .9 " ~
lime 70. "s sbout II o'clock. Mr n, NAN Isfs hut
Pbsersss o,t lime sftsr tne youus pI.csrviiis and
pr'aeht that De ,hs next day. About O'CLOCK the
ssaa send o. .o,ne men heard three shots nsed ON
.me Afternoon; p.ile's saloon; one OF mem 1ooAeo
4. hill bsck o. AZ but supposed he was nrinG y
= md ~ VIC "a Maid no further afternoon. o1ort'
IA OF squfsat heard some ono back OF the saloon
ukef ". - see Who it was. he saw somo cuo
nd vent o os",s arewood with nana1eson. ~
An but DID ~. ss~ !, was Louie. George aAid 70
u aes and 'nsr .hs matter. Louis!" He replied !:
hm, VIAL myself" Mr.. Bake then assisted
george su s"ss and put him to bed. he fingered
him into nc .U;rs morning At about O'Clock. wnen
mil the 'aW. P. held an inquest ON the oody
be died =. s.tnrned . vercict III accordance WIN
md ne Jul: that deceased came to MS aeatn oy
De evidence, W.. inaic,ed by himself There are
sl snos v..sous given for the act. except that
% suceh! ~ insanity in his fathers family two
here 80, ,sls,ives having committed suicide Dc
hn.' ..;x. ~ Hanover. WAS about
''1ls NJ age, and had been in the Territory
'a''', 80, .;sh. months. coming direct from Ger
OILY 0.,v with sister. He was said to ID
49, ~ .,n..sa. young man Of much PROMISE and
YES. $50, With all who knew him; and tho rash ac'
-, ). u,hersd himself into the presence OF his
\. .ecoun,ed for On no other hypothesis
49,, ,s,, AZ temporary insanity.
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Oar Assay Once is under the supervision OF
Mr. =. W. knoEpEa. aud we prepared to make
returns OF Assays OF Dust. Bullion and Ore in six
hours aud the correctness Of assays guaranteed
and losses from coinage, IT any United States Mint
made good.
Particular attention paid TO the Analysis Of Ores
and Minerals.
Dust. Bullion and Assays OF Ore len .. the follow.
Ing places will be forwarded 10 this once for Assay
and returns made the following day:
Maigan l. cannady. Pioneer City.
Con Heaicy & Co...................G Granite Greek.
J. D. Duke & Co. northumberland utcrviiie.
q W MOORE n co
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects o! Errors and Abuses in carly life. Manhood
restored. Impcdimcn;s 10 Marriage removed. New
method OF treatment New and remarkable remedies.
Books and Circulars sent free. in sealed envelopes.
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2 South
Ninth ST.. Philadelphia. PAN Institution having
high reputation for honorable conduct and pro-
!cssionai skill April3m3
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ass. n. PgTTESouL Co.. 10 State Street. Dos.
ton 81 Park Row. New York. aud FOL Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia our Agents for procuring advertise
men,s for the IDAHO WORLD In the above cities. and
authorised to contract for advertising at lowest
rates.
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.o'esrsr.-Msssrs. Charles NcEvoy and
La, O''ndisr. two old pioneers Of the Basin.
s,..,, 'A'ufdAJs stage for San Francisco. Hav-
r,.. 'aef interest In the Gold Hill Mill and
oo'a'aay. they leave the country with no In.
NM. 1'ans again They have done ~ much
e. Ien In the Territory towards developing
.Is 80 interests Of Idaho. ssd their departure 10
INNING interests. We wish them every
Mo-. VIC 'u'ure and commend them to the PEG.
a,,s ''a0n IN which they may locate. ~ hon.
sp.n sA' men IN III their dealings. and ~ gen.
''''0 10 every respect.
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- and County.

CHANGE returned from across the
,.,urssO. ling last. and is now finishing
-, on Snnda! -, prior to leaving for the East.
.off n .s to leave here on sasurday-or' At
a. poctOr e1x onday next.