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National Republican., 1873-02-25
pRoPosALs FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.

, U. 4. ARMI BunpNa.)
| CoRNFR HoUsroS AND GnRERE ETRKITa,
Sealed propaals, in dlpliesie viii be isesiyed BY
asEs6 u i;S [ot Iac following sa6slsienSr siofsa'
i.sS 6bis Flour fuli headlinsd and sealed bunza,
80 b6la Llopr, Extra Family. full hcadlined and
IS b6ls, White Corn Meal. full headlincd and
400 NJ. Hama - c." full hCudined and sealed
10 bbis. .Aaekcrsl. SoL
l.co Iba ,smok beet, in lOolb boEcs
LOU lhs bIeAkfa-I Bacon, IN i0olh boIes
SsS la f isS1 Lard, siS ciddss In sSib. boxes
~ boxes smoked Herrings.
S S Green jazz S oSas Sos II n Ss nhis a h'ad0'd
2ooo igs. "EItra g. Sugar, IN bhls, ipi headlined.
S bs arsn1iStsd saar IN G 66. " .fuii seadiiSsd i
f."S l6s C.gshed ~ s9gsr. N 6els full hsSaIlsd
lOlSoI lbs; brown Soap, siS bars, in Sib. bosss
5000 ms Gsadiss. Ada. S., full weights, in nlb.
60 Iba Dried Peashes.
SS iss bcs.. p1sd L L Pfi1lssi Rsls,si! FyssHs e. and
90 kboHes Bardines,
aaa ne s'P Tsfss fsst rGn sssfw RGS7S sR:
sDt sistiiRE Of q, GaSS Chom, necalilli' aherkins'
~ dog, Picked Cueumbers and Onions. Domes-
50 dci, L EP. Worcestershire Sauce. pints. IL in
| lO,itO lbs. frM. Beans, IN bba., tull heAdlined,
| 6.0aJ lbs. Salt, in bills, full headlined.
klo lbs Carolina Riee. In oak bhla. full headlIned
io ibs. Pearl HOminy in SIb. paperr, % lbs. in q
100 doz Extracts. Vanilla and Lemon
loo lhs Corn Starch, and Laundry starch. In ilh.
9olbs. daecsroni, yermicelli and TarIoca.
| 90 boIes Table salt
| DO doE, Toilet Soap, Assorted
| l00l lbs Yeast Powders aud Chocolate.
| i9o lbs, Cream Tartar and Carh soda, In ID.
| papers.
| II. boxes DesIccated Goldfish,
y lha. Laundry Indigo and Numegs.
@lbs. each OF Allapice, Cloves, Ginger, CHINA
mon, Cayenne PEPPER, and Mustard. in Nib.
100 ibs. pufs, ,yrognd black PEPPER. in Elh. 70.
| peru, full weights.
| so doE- CONDENSED Mill. Eagle" brand.
| IOO doE Cranberry Sauce, Splced Salmon, Fresh
| salmon, Fresh Oysteru, Picked Oysters,
Damsons, Preserved pineapples, Currant
Ieny Raspberry Jam. Fresh Peaches. Fresh
| Pineapplea, Green Corn, Green Peas, Lima
| Beans. and TomAtoes, In 2-pound Cans.
| The manner OF making bids, requirements OF bid.
this Ofice.
Ihsso stores are required for immediate EhIp.
ment and in quantities more or lees At ths option
fehn Major and Com. sub, q. T. A.
National Republican., 1873-02-25
DRoPosAIs FOR sT'ppLIgs,

| DROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
CHuF QuARTRRMAsrTR's OFFIcnl
DEPARTMENT OF IHE COLUMBIA,
Sealed pr6posas vii be rsceiyed AT II "a. once IN
a. noon q TUESDAY. the lst day q April isa, 9
sna oreson, VIII he foiovinS nsmsd srtelss, St y
.ueh time and IN such lnan!ites as may from time
as per following partiai isls'' ~ w.
BTkTIoNERY
% $ resms focisesp i Psp;sr;
.@ e issn's tss%s bf,s,iiSsp b,S,,iS Payer!
loo groas Hteel Pensi
=, 10 dozen Lead PeDcils:
IS bottles Itsd III
~ bottles MucllAge.
HARDWARE
900 Files, assorted;
s,sSS IS Horse and Mule Shoe Mails;
lt$Si $SiS iSs iiSf:s acf.s and Mul. Shoes:
aoi6s Wrought Nails
pooollns sioyss;
u hhsspans hes a,svss, Stoves;
eDJoints stoyspipc;
Soo stovepipe Elbows
seHOrse srushss:
is S Maley SMHIsy ycoiia4.;' cSGii%s;'
u Horse Collar:
3 Il: IL sasHs'i s1idls iss,saf; aaf,1:r;
% sheep Skins.
nolp. Chrome Ssss srssn:
~ lbs Chrume yellow;
lOnoO lbs White Load;
NO Lbs Black Paint;
aD lhs Yellow Ochro.
OLA
40 gallons Boiled on;
10 gallons kaw Oh;
SD gallons Turpentine.
HORSE MEDICINES.
% quarts Laudanum;
lU bottles Mustang IInlment:
yKallons Oliye on;
DOttlea 0argiing Oh:
~ lbs AlOes
MHEELwRIGHr TENDER.
l35 Wagon bows.
1n0o feet Hardwood Timber:
40 hpokee;
WINDOW sAsHEs. FRAMES, &c.
2b Doors,
~ window sashes
Prupoeaa are only required for articles of the best
quAty, and from parties actually dealing In them,
isuch as Stationery from stationers, &C. and must
be m trpcatc, with copy of TINS advertisement At.
iashed. nclosed in an envelope and pAinly marked
fuftner particulars can be obtained on applica.
i2n g TINS ONCE where eonplee lists q AZ articles
Deputy QuarternAstsr General U. 4. A., Uhirf Quar-.
termaster. feOu
National Republican., 1873-02-25
pRorosALs FOR SUPPLIES IN ARIZONA.

pR0F0sALs FOR SUPPLIES IN ARIZONA.
oTTrcE CHnT CoNNnsInr oT supusrrNcE,j
DEPARTMENT. oT ARIZONA,
PnFscoTT, November 9, ts7a
bealed proposals, In tr1pcate with copy of this
ADVERTISEMENT attached % each, Will BE- reeeYsd a
iNs, when they will be opened,l for the delivery
q the undefmentioned posts IN Arizona Of all the
Rereai during the year from July lsis, to juno 30
1874 Tho following quantities are given a. approri
mate amounts OF what will probably be NEEDED
STATIONS. TLouR, ms HTAea, na
camp kpache. ...a...,,...... .lio.0U ia,0OJ
lamp bow1e.s., .s............,...6 6b.QD h00
Camp Dale Creek, ,...,.,,,.,.,,,,. 0sDO ZOO
CAMP IN Mt Graham. m............iDDO lAloO
lamp nualpai ,..,................ 500 hno
Camp Mcdowell l.................i 1900 a0oO
tucson Depot.... u10W lAfpO
camp Verde 10000 1900
Fort Whipple. ..,...,.,.,..,,,...2 .2o6,uQ 2p,lDO
National Republican., 1873-02-25
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILRoAD.

- AaND AZ - ME- .
iMEsl.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT
MASIIiNuTUN!
tk q. m, Weston It,
press, daily, except sun.
day.
) 20 a, m, Mail, daily. oK.
cept sunday,
u - q Ia, western Ii
IresH, daily.
. ~ y. m., Pacific Express,
daily, cActpt SunuAy,
" y. In, daily.
W iEi D. m, AccOmlLOdA
ton, ,dAily,etceptsundAy
National Republican., 1873-02-25

TRAINS LEAVE FOL
BALTIMORE!
tsS3 q. m, Niagara FL
press, daily,
5as ., m, baltimore Mail
daily.
10 - q. IN, Western Ii
prcss, daily. eKcelt Sun
day.
Js y. m, Baltimore Ac
cOininOdatiOn, daily, e1
cept Sunday.
5D y. m, Cincinnati B1
pruss, daily, except Sun
day,
7S y m, Western EI
prcas daily.
National Republican., 1873-02-25

TNHR0uGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
l. PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK..
NAEHIsOTOS, NUy. j. l5.4-nOOn
Trains between Washington aud New YOrF
now run as follows, viz;
foR NEW YORK, without change Of care.
Leave daily (exeept sunday a. a. Ill, Ian
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily except sunday at q. M, nd
.. m.
ON SUNDAY
at ~ p m.
HleeIlns eArs for New York on the 30 y. II. ,ra
only.
Through tickets to Philadelphia New York
Boston can be had at the station Oihcc at all hour
Of the day.
Bee baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
nApols and the West. THOS. Il. SHAH,
=, Assistant Master Of Transportation.
L M COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. 4. KOONTZ, Agent, Warrington. NOS
National Republican., 1873-02-25

~ RRAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
" TO THE
NORTHWEST, SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
On and after November ~. ls52, trAinh wall lyAVe
follows.
washington. n...., sL N. BaltImore...... ~ a. m.
.... IS y. m. ...... b:lJ i. M,
THE CHEAT DOUBLETRACR ROUTE,
With elesAnt sccnery. paIAce stAtSrOOm. day and
night cars, with modern improvements.
New York
Tho 10 D a. m. daily. except Sunday, northwest;
! ~ p IN. daily west except bundAy. Other trains
daily.
MAKE CONNECTIONS
Through from Baltimore 10 Rochester and Illtsburs
without change
Tickets ~ this route eau be procured At the otlee
CORNER OF hitth street and avenue, and
Thlrteenth street and PenIsy wanna avenue, Nhtre
reliable Information will De liyen At all times.
PassenEers procuring tickets al these Ofces can
cure accommodations IN Palace Cars for PittsUurY
Corner sixth st, and Penn, ave.,
I'd. 8. YOUNG. General P.ssshsef Agent,
ItaIf
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-03

RgTrnSgp.-nr ". II. Noble. a member OF the
Buena Vista Bar Company. arrived by las, Sunday s
stage srora the railroad. n9c has had ane time Mt
the Lay during tho Water but says he would have
been here couple o. weeks agc :. airi been for
hearing accounts o. the enixoo.!c the stage line
He took stage ut Kcl;nu aud reports the roads in very
good coaditiop-,uuch better than he expected 20
aud them-no mud and only aeont cigat or NINE
miles Of snow. but few inches deep. over the Goose
Greek mountains. lie also informs us that the stage
stock on the Kelon route have recovered from the
horse disease.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-03
HALF ALIVE.

I, Ia sad thing TO pass through life only hall alive
yc, there are thousands whose habtual condition Is
one O. lancaor and debility. They complain OF no
specific disease; they suffer no positive pain; but
they have no relish for anything which affords men,
tai or scnsuous pleasure to their more robust ana en-
ergetic fellow. beings.
In nine cases out of ten this state Of assitnde and
torpor arises from q morbid stomach. indigestion
destroys energy of both mind and body. When the
waste of nature Ia not supplied by due and regular
OF the food every organ is starved, every
function interrupted.
Now what does common sense suggest under THESE
circumstances Of depression? The system needs
rousing end strengthening; not merely for an hour
or swo To sink afterwards into more pitiablc condi
ton than ever as assuredly would do II an ordina
~ alcoholic stimulsnt was resorted to but radically
aud permanently.
How is this desirable object to be accomplished
The answer to this question. founded on the unvsfy
ing experience OF quarter Of century, IL easily
given Innse new vigor into the digestive organs by
course OF HostetteI's Stomach Bitters DO MOI
waste time in administering temporary remeoes. uul
wake the system up by recuperating the fountain
head Of physical strength and energy the great
upon which all the other organs depend IoF 'heii
nurture and support
BY the time that dozen doses OF the great veBs..
BILE tonic and nvigorant have been taken the feeDle
frame OF the dyspeptic viii begin to feel is benign IN
Huence Appetite will be created. aud with appeu1s
the capacity TO digest what IL Graves Persevero I'M
I'll the cure 10 complete-until healthful blood, NJ
be the material OF flesh and muscle, bone and nerve
ana brain flows through the channels Of circulation
| instead Of waGery pabulum with which they nave
/ heretofore been imperfectly nourished.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-03

MiSiSo orEaarross--Preparasionsa are going on In
every direction for resumption OF mining opera
tons. and quite number Of miners arc already at
work upon ;heir claims. Mcssrs. Peter Rush Co.
have been engaged for the pas: week in ground
sia.cing in North Elk also Messrs. Yves; Raiston
in Bear Run gulch. Messrs. Richard Cunningham.
in Deer Creek Peter Donoho near Rhodes Point.
jim Gallagher Co.. At Last Chance Bar. John Wal
lace below Warm Springs. and some half dozen
other companies have been At work for several days
and We are informed that the Bucna Vista Bar Com
pany will start up their claims in few days. when
the water will be through the Alicrson ditch. In
abou, week. mining operations will again DC in !a!l
blast In every direction around Idaho City
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-03
Summons.

Summons.
1rs no10,1 q e. n IG.a0' IS.
In the District Court for the Territory OF Idaho.
I'd Judicial District
Ida A. Neville. plaintiff.
Julian n. Neville, defendant.
TO SAID DEPENDANT: -
TN TIE NAME or THE PEOPLE OF THE
United states in the Territory Of Idaho: You
are hereby notified that there IL now on file In the
ONCE OF the Clerk Of the District Court OF the I'd
Judicial District of said Territory, In Idaho City
county Of Boise, the complaint Of Ida A. Neville.
plaintiff demanding judgment and decree against
you that the bonds Of matrimory existing between
plaintiff and defendant be dissolved on the grounds
Of your failure to provide for plaintiff any OF the
common necessaries Of Nfe for more than two years
last past and your deserton Of plaintiff Tor moro
than one year last past also that the care custody
ma maintdnance OF the child OF said marriage be
decreed 20 plaintiffs and that unless You appear and
snswer 20 said complaint within tan days after the
service hereof II served within Boise county. and
wthin twenty days II served out Of said county but
within said judicial District and within thirty days
served ont Of sad district exclusive Of the day Of
service your default win be entered end the paaintn
Win apply to said court for the relief demanded IN
II testimony whersof. I. James Stout.
s. Clerk Of said District Court, havs hereunto
set my hand and anaxed the seal OF sid
court u Idaho City this 10th day OF March, A. D 167S
JAMES STOUT. Clerk District Court
By J. b. WICxERsnAl9. Deputy Clark tmf7sw0
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-03

Cor uomg-Heasrs. Nicholas HaGg OF the Miners
Brewery andGeorgs whipplc. In the employ OF j. d.
Emery K Co. arrived home by last Tuesdays stage.
Mr. Hang has been spending the Winter In San Fran
cisco for the benefit OF his health which we are glad
to hear Is greatly improved and Mr. whipp'e has
been on business trip to Oregon for Messrs Emery
4 Co. We are glad to them return.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-03
City and County.

,rsr Row-On last Monday evening there
vito a lively rumpus between two rival Chinese
...r;es on Buena Vista Bar. Both companies are
'.ra,ad in mining ground belonging to the Buena
go Par Company, and obtain their water from the
ditch. In the evening the bank caved in. filling
~, a,ch and shutting off the water when about half
. dozen of the See Yups went up and commenced
cleaning it out. The other company. Yen Wahs,
s,a;ns the water sackening up, sent some OF their
nan mn along the ditch, and they coming on the
,nr marty. thought they We're stealing the water.
,na, a general fight ensued' with shovels, during
which one of the Yen wahs. having pistol. shot
Sss ynp through the wrist. and quite number of
,..,s ware badly battered with shovels Complaint
u.,s r,,5e 10 Justice Wickershap, who issued
rsnts for the belligerants. Wing Fung. the one who
fred the pistol arrested, and waving IN exam
nation was baled in the sum OF $500 to await the
action Of the Grand Jury charge OF assault with
intent 20 murder shooting All Lung. The others.
Al How. All Kit, All Pow. All Cow. and All Fat, who
r arrested for assault and battery, We're discharged
NV Justice Wickersham the Chinese having compro-
a3 the affair and paid the costs. and the complain
ing witnesses refusing to appear to prosecute. 1,
appears that the trouble grew out Of mistake in one
Marty believing that the others stealing water,
EoBBEnY.-on last Monday night the cellar of Mr..
n II. Anderson, in the rear Of his residence, en-
Montgomery street in this city, was entered by par
ties unknown, and quite number of articles among
them box OF apples. eighty or ninety pounds of
fresh lard box of soap. and lot of canned goods.
were carried of II believed to be- the work of
Chinese thieves and suspicion resting on some Chi
uakaen owning q wash-housa next door. a search
warrant vas procured. and the chebarg thoroughly
searched bat ot the stolen goods were found.
On Monday in broad day Light some Chinese thieves
also broke open I cabin the South side OF More
creek belonging 10 Mr.. Caldwell. while he was al
work on Nj A. j. Taylors claims, but u short dis
,ace oE and completely Quilted the cabia OF every
thing in t-bei-clothes. beddnss, cooking utensils
grub" etc. None Of the scoundreIs have yet been
arrested.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-03

HoLLowAr's PILLS AND orSTMESr.-For Scurvy'
Leprosy and cutaneous diseases they are unrvsled.
In places where these maladiss are prevalent, the
cures are marvellous. for the expulsion OF pimples.
blotches &c. they are unparalleled, and as cosmetic
the Ointment stands unequaled. Sold everywhere.
rs cents per box or pot
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-03

~ roa the very best Photographs. 60 to Bradley
4 Rulofson's Gallery without STAIRS-AscEND IN
THE ELEVATOR, go Montgomery street. San
Francisco
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-03

The wEATHER.-We have had al sorts Of weather
during the past week-thunder, lightning rain. SUM-
shine. hail and snow. and on yesterday. Il showed
during the entire day.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-03

BACK TO THE BAsN.-Mr. Thomas Curry. Of Pioneer
City, who has been spending the Winter near Boise
City. returned to the Basin few days ago. and, We
are glad to hear that he has recovered from pro
tracted siege of rheumatism.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-03

HONE PoET.-our friend stsby. Deputy Post
master in this city, showed a letter. few days
ago. that WAS dropped III the Office, besrns the follow
Ing poetic address:
r VI. ahoy. please send this eristie
10 Jn Curtis. Of Frisco. before you can whistle:
| hes Piii'st by trade. you know him no doubt
corner Stewart and Market Is where he hangs out
30 We have poet in Idaho. Oregon has produced
her joaquin Miller and Steve Maybell. Who knows
Dui wha; the Poet of the Basin may electrify the
literary world with his songs OF sawTooth Range.
idyls Of Hogem. or Poems Of Rocky-turas. Like
Bret Harte, he may s,ar,le MS with his Society
on Loon Greek or Luck Of Deatwood Basin
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-03

GEOLOGICAL SPEcIMESs--we have IN our posses-
sion couple OF singular geological specimens that
were found in the Paye,te valley. unlike anything
we have ever seen before. One piece is heavy
black stone. looking Ike black htnt, seni-sransrar-
vnt and bgi tie glass. willie the other piece
looks ike the foam BARRIERS shaving cup; and
ye, they both the same bind Of stone. The lat,
ter piece, which Is white and porous, Ike pnniee-
stone. IS nothing more than piece Of the black.
.uy stone which has been burned In very no. FIRE.
IL hight cork. and viii foas water with equal
buoyancy. The piece which passed through the fire
can be easily puvcr!zsd aal the powder appears to
have all the grit Of emery, and doubt would an
sg=r the s-Ips purpose The specimens were handed
Is by Mr. Il. Mallon who recently returned from
hunting expedition in the Payeste valley.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-03

NEW FraM-Messrs. James McDevitt and Jos. j..
Rowe have bought out the meat market business
Of Johnny Garrecht and viii continue the business
az the old stand known the Washington Market at
Tue loot OF Main street. In this city Messrs McDcvifs
Rswe are old residents OF the Basin, and besides
Deihg thorough business men, clever aud accom-
hodating gentlemen, and well worthy OF public pat
fonage They will keep constantly on hand the best
qaaiity OF beef pork and mutton, sausage. head
cheese, corned beef. etc, and intend reducing the
pFlce OF meats OF all kind. announcement which
VIII be good news to the people OF this vicinity
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-03

ALL PooL's DAy.-The First OF April passed of as
usual in Idaho-practica jokes being the order Of
the day. Divers and sundry individuals sent
on FOOLS crrands to half dozen more different
places before they dropped on it," and valuable
packages received and charges paid thereon by
quite q number of persons. Our old friend Tom
Malone. of Piaceryille was caught mapping. and un.
dertook to ill up. with whisky bottle that. like the
cheese. had hole in the bottom The WORLD Office
corps also "bilked" by lady friend. who sent,
with her compliments. what pnrported TO be msnce
pie After carefully warming it-not the compli.
merits. but the pe-srnters always take 1t hot 9TH
erwise the devil would get insulted-''time" was
called and a double-qulek hank movement Was made
by all hands. each taking his allotted piece with all
esgerness that denoted il TO be his last " take. "
Pathetic ordinations We're calculated from &" those
hungry lips" among the most emphatic Of which
wers sod. by-G-d.' shes on: Il chisnon.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-03

Coon Sf,ocK.-uessrs. Lauer Swim have an
extensive q d well selected stock OF General mer'
chandise still on hand at their fre-proof brick on
Main street, and besides general assortment OF
a'niy groceries Of all kinds they have full stock
Oh miners supplies. such ~ gum boots and coats
PICKS shoVels sluicc forks pans, nails and In fact
everything required in that line. They also have the
ocst brands OF cigars and chewing tobacco.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-03

GEsUSDHHr-We are lucky in having friends
among the brewers. Last Monday the genial ''phtx
OF friend John Brodbeck illarninea our saictu.
and looking up we noticed . keg OF lager On his
shoulder John says we borrowed faucet from him
and he though; the best way to get IL was to bring
rs key o. lager. We bowed cur most profound &C
Acknowledgements, and assured him, after tapping the
keg that were il the last drop in the keg twas to
lin tia, We would drink. The lager is excellent.
and we assure John that indorse old Gambrinas'
famous exclamation that man wants but little here
below. bit wants that Lille lager" The Miners
Brewery has not yet been rcopened. bat as Mr. Hang
is looked FOR every day from san Francisco this pop
ular place Of resort will doubt be opened to the
public u few days
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-03

The GAME LAw.-Persons who are provided with
shot guns and who contemplate making raid on
game during the Spring, would do well to remember
the provisions of the game law passed at the last
session OF the Legislature. 1t is unlawful for per-
son to kill or destroy any quail partridge destroy
their egs, prior is September l. 1875; and it is also
declared unlawful for person to trap, net or carry
away any cuails pa.ridges at any time. 1t is also
declared unlawful for any person to kill or destroy
within the counties of Boise or Ada any species of
wild duck. at any time between the first day of April
and the first day of August of each year; and it is
also unlawful for persons to kill destroy any prairie
chicken grouse or pine grouse within the counties
of Ada and Boise. at any time between the 18th Of
March and the LIST of August of each year. and in the
county Of Ada person is allowed to take pursue,
kill destroy any elk. deer antelope, between the
rst day Of March and the first day Of August Of each
year." The penalty for violation Of any Of the pro-
visions Of the law, for buying selling. Offering for
sale. or having Of such game in persons posses.
| sion between the times enumerated, Is by fine Of
not less than ten dollars. than one hundred
dollars. by imprisonment in the county Jail not to
exceed thirty days. or by both such fine and imprs-
onment It is further made the duty Of Sherins and
their deputies and Constables and their deputies
when they learn of violation Of the law to forthwith
give information Of the to the Probate Judge
Justice Of the Peace in their respective counties
ana for failure to do they liable to fine OF
one hundred dollars. The law greatly needed in
this county. a. We know Of ct least hunter who
has killed grouse at all Of the year, ard who
would shoot grouse of the nest and pocket the
eggs. Sportsmen who violate the provisions Of the
law can rely coming to grief the officers de-
termined that the law shall be strictly observed.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-03

Our Assay Once Is under the supervision OF
Mr.. J. n. BuRxErr. and We Arc prepared to make
returns o! Assays Of Dust. Bullion and Ore in six
hours aud the correctness Of assays guaranteed
and losses from coinage At any United States Mint.
made good
Particular attention paid to the Analysis Of Ores
aud Minerals.
Dust, Bullion and Assays Of Ore LEFT at the follow
ing places viii be forwarded TO this Office for Assay
and returns made the following day:
Madigan b Cannsdy. Pioneer City.
J. V. Il. Witt, .Placcrville
Con ueAley Co. Granite Greek
J. u. Duke & Co.. ..................Cc niervillc
O. W. MOORE 4 co.