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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

OwYHEE.-We take the following items
from thu Aralanche Of October 25th:
The bullion receipts Of the Golden Chariot
mine for September amounted tO ISL ,79l, the
product Of 448 tons Of ore.
There has been no material change in the
condition of the mines since last week. They
are all looking as we'll as usual.
Two ar three inches Of snow fell in Silver
City. on the night Of October 22d. and on last
Thursday morning, and the weather is growing
colder.
Frank Britten has completed his reservoirs
at the various mills for the purpose ut saving
the talings. which he will work next Spring.
Fred COLLEEN Is in the butchrring business at
Cl"verdale, S"n",na county. Cal, aud is doing
II furnishing business.
A term al the District Court was To commence
on Monday. October 9th. but it is believed it
will be- ad "urned until some time in December.
j. b. Duke. formerly of Boise BASIN. writes
to Frank Britt-n that he has purchased fine
farm. we'll stocked with cattle. horses. &c, six
miles from the town of Pueblo, in Colorado.
aud that he has gone I" farming
The new boiler for the Ida Fillmore mine ar
rived in t"wn few days ago.
Wells. Fargo T. Co. shipped from Silver
City. during the week ending Oct"ber oath.
bars of bullion, valued ut $l3.74l ".
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30
ADA CoUxrY.-We take the following item.

ADA CoUNTY.-We take the following items
from the Boise Statesman:
At the sale Of Government stores. at Fort
Boise, lately, Hon. John HALEY bought abost
three hundred suits If military clothes.
Messrs d. L. Noggle aud N. w. Earl, who
arrived. ~ last Saturday, from State Greek.
North Idaho, report the mines at Florence,
Warrens, and along the Salmon River gradu-
ally going down; and that the Chinese popula-
ton largely outnumbers the whites. They
say, also, that the farming interests on Camas
Prairie are growing and prosperous:
Colonel Perry. Of tho Modoc War. Col.
Stone. Quartern,aster at Jacksonville, Oregon,
aud Lieutenants Upham. Ross and Miller, all
IF the Department Of the Columbia, arrived in
Boise City, on last Monday, having been de-
tailed to hold general Court Martini ut Fort
Boise.
Barrett Williams, of Boise Valley. has In.
vented u new style portable hay press. which
10 intended to do the work Ut pressing and
bailing hay on a wagon, while in motion.
At the sale If Government property vt Fort
Boise everything brought good prices. Hay
that cost $40 per ton sold for $l5. and blankets.
clothing. etc, brought more than first cost:
AL Thompson has returned to Boise City.
having closed his surveying operations 10 the
Basin for this season.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

COMMITTED FOR CoNrEMPr-Another ed
itor is in trouble Shanks. the city editor o
the New York Tribune. was committed to jai
in Brooklyn. on October 22d. for contempt oi
court. by Judge Gilbert. in refusing to tell tn.
grand jury the name OF the writer of an arti.
Gle in late issue Of the Tribune which re.
aected rather severely on Judge McCue. oi
that city. Shanks was ordered by Judge Gil.
bert to disclose the name Of the writer to the
grand jury. that body desiring 10 find an in
dictment Tor libel. but he absolutely refused to
do SO. and was thereupon committed for con.
tempt. Dos Passos. who is one Of the attor.
neys for the decns. in the Stokes case. caln..
to the relief 81 Shanks. and sued out writ of ha.
beas corpus before Judge Davis. but We hav.
not learned whether or not Shanks has been
released.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

RAISING CORRUPTION FUND.-New Yorl
Radicals are actively engaged 10 raising cor
ruption fund for use. in the approaching cleo
ton in that State. The York Sun says thai
I. the employees in the Navy Yard. Post Office
Custom House and other public Offices under
the control of the Administration are being az
sessed heavy percentage of their wages f.,
the purpose of raising such fund; and printed
circulars have been forwarded to all such EN-.
ployes from the Fourth District Republican
Headquarters. The Sun publishes one Of these
notices. received by poor mechanic in the
Navy Yard. one who has large family to sup.
port. notifying him that in order to defray the
penses Of the campaign" he was assessed $40,
which be was required to pay over on or be-
fore October 10Th. A refusal to submit to
such assessment. or to pay over tho amount,
IL followed BY dismissal from employment; and
. nearly al the men in the service of the Gov.
srnment at tho Navy Yards. and in the Post OF:
ices and Custom Houses have families to sup.
port on their limited pay, and would find it
diiBcult, if not impossible, to procure other EN-.
ployment, they dare not refuse to contribute
tho amount demanded.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

A CONVICTED RoGuE.-We learn from the
Omaha Herald that Governor Furnas, Of
Nebraska. has Withdrawn his great libel suit
against that popular journal. This suit was
instituted by Furnas against the Herald. claim
ing, we believe, twenty-five thousand dollars
damages for on alleged libel in charging Furna'
with having been guilty Of bribery and corrup
ton when he was a member of the Nebraska
The Herald charged him with selling his vote
for money consideration, and specified the
amount he received. giving tune. place, and.
in fact. all the material circumstances con.
nected with the affair. The charge was pub.
lished when Furnas was the Radical candidate
for Governor of Nebraska; and that worthy at
once instituted q suit for libel against the Her.
aid, and publicly proclaimed to the people OF
the State that if he could not vindcate his
character in court and establish his innocence
he would resign the office of Governor, If elect
ed. The Republicans OF his State. placing
confidence in the mans earnest and repeated
of innocence, supported HIN. and
he was elected. and qualified; but he took good
care that his suit should not be tried until after
the election. When he was installed in Office
the case was tried. and the Herald fully sub
stantated the charges, and convicted Furnas
ot being u bride taker to the satisfaction Of
everybody present during the trial except two
corrupt loafers on the jury who were. without
doubt, bribed by Furnas and his friends To re-
fuse to rendera verdict against him. Not daring
to go t. a second trial, the Radical Governor
withdraws his suit, but says nothing of resign
ing his Office.
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NJ ARR1En.

In Melrosc Illinois. October 9th, A. J. SHEPARD
o! Winnemucca. New. TO Miss MARTHA A. RxEpKn
OF the former place.
We AXE the above from the Humboldt Regis,er O,
October 18th. Mr. Shepard and his bride left q,
once for their home at winncmucca where on their
arrival. they were met by q crowd Of friends who
escorted them to the hotel with a band of music
Shep has host Of friends in Idaho who tender him
AID his fair young BRIDE their hearty congratulations
through the WORLD. with best wishes for their fu.
turc happiness and prosperity.
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8heri6's Sale.
QY VIRTUE OF A JUDGMENT

~ and decree Of foreclosure Of mortgage Wv
order OF sale issued out OF the District Couf' vs.
Second judicial District. in and for the coun!
Boise Territory OF Idaho. upon judgment sna "
cree rendered in said court. wherein W. A. NA.
Isaac w. Garrett and Peter Towey are plainluS wv
Patrick Neville. Patrick Fahey. Michael Y bl N.
Michael smith, aud James Smith are the deienoa1S;
for the sum OF Thirteen Hundred and Seven! ~.
3Vl0O Dollars with legal interest and costs Q. s ~
duly tested the 18th day OF October. A. u. iss y
which I am commanded to sell the following W
scribed property. situate in Boise county laA
ritory. towit: All the right, title and lnteies
above named defendants in and to the Ioho",Ds ~,
scribed property, to-wit: Fourteen huno. - ths
more or less mot to be less than '5o iee't r -
original location of what is known as lne ucss
Ledge. or Lode. situated in Granite Disu,s poOt
county. Idaho Territory, which Is recoroeu
Five Of the County Records of Boise coun! ,.:.sr
Underwood. County Recorder; and !! Is ~ sudr.
understood that the interest conveyed IS ns s.oths
interest Of the parties of the second part IN suo
Lawyer Ledge together with the reads leaan e. s
said ledge, and those roads in ana aoou, ,.h upou
ledge: also the mill site upon hazaru sa :. u,rt,
which that certain ten stamp MILL Known rr,rys"
MILL IL situated: elso the ditch known Is Granite
ditch. extending from Fall creek. IN s ;,h al md
District to the Lawyer mine; together wiz WING oriu
singular the heredtaments thereto oeions .hr cyen
anywse appertan,nR Public notice Is "S cnder Of
that, in accordance with the said decree anu
sale, on .sR
Saturday, the 9th day Of November =. 1 sso,
at u O'Clock NJ. will SELL at the coar! ,e auction
in Idaho City. Boise county. /. pansst bidder
the above described property to the n'sI sosh md
to satisfy said decree and order o. sa n,sR;ADrORD
Idaho City. October ls. ls7s-w4 sns
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

MAsoNRY.-The Report If the Committee
on Correspondence at the recent conv"cati"n
Of the Grand Lodge OF Masons Of California
shows that Their. are now 590,72 Masons be.
longing to the different lodges in North Ameri-
ca, exclusive Of Mexico aud New Mexico, of
which number 572 PAP live in the United States.
Utah Territory has the smallest number "f
Masons and Idaho stands next
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

THE STOKES CAsE.-The Stokes case had
not been submitted to the jury up to October
18th. Evidence is still being introduced which
from the nature Of it as given by the dispatches
We should judge to be rrbutting evidence on
the part Of the prosecution. The new test.
mony brought forward by the defense is very
strong. and we have no doubt but that yer.
diet Of mot guilty" will be rendered.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

1SpfcrEp.-At Yankton. in Dakotah Terri
tory. on October I'D. tn. grand jury returned
IN indictment for mansIaughter against Win.
termute. who killed General Ed. McCook The
friends Of McCook are said to be indignant,
and openly charge bribery on the part of the
grand jury for not finding an indictment for
murder
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

ANOTHER PAPER-We have received .
copy OF the HOLSTER Enterprise, published il,
Monterey county. Cal. BY John McGonipIe
formerly Of the 1rdidnche. In his saluta,or,
John announces that he has settled permanent
~ IN Hollister; and if the people in that sec
ton properly value a frst.class local paper
they will literally patronage the Enterprise.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

REFUSED The Salt Lake Herald of DC.
t"ber 25th says that an old gentleman who no
piled for naturalization before Judge Mexican
was refused because he would not promise no,
to marry another wife, thought he only had
one, and was sixty years Of age.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

once prosperous place. and after partaking oi
liquid refreshments ut Chris Mefferts we con
tinued our journey, arriving at home. after
cold and dark ride, at about O'Clock at night.
Az one of the results Of our trip. we were sat
istied that mining operations will be carried
on more extensively on the other side. next
season, than for several years past.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

AcouiTTED.-The trial Of George n Ben.
nett, charged with the murder Of Wilkins, in
Stockton, last Spring. receXtly came off in
Sacramento. and resulted in the jury returning
q verdict Of mot guilty."
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

BALTIMORE.-The municipal election in Bal.
timore, on October 22d, resulted in a Demo.
cratic victory by a majority Of 1000. all the
members elect Of the City Council, except one,
being Democrats.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

CALIFORNIA LEGIsLATURE.-The Sacra
mento Union publishes full list of member,
OF the next California Legislature, from which
it appears that in joint convention the R.pub
licans will have 81 votes, the Democrats d.
and Independents II.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

- FoR the very bes, Photographs 60 to Bradley
Rulofson's Gallery without STAIRS-ASCEND IN
THE ELEVATOR. 429 Montgomery street. S1
Francisco.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

GOLDsHrrH MAID.-At Chicago. on October
a9d, Goldsmith Maid trotted against time for .
purse e 5000. to b awarded her if she beat
Nl6. She msde tho 6rst heat In 2l03, the
second II &l6t. and the last in &l71
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

aS-S. NJ PErTESoILL Co, 10 State Street. BOs
ton 81 Park Row. New York. aud 70l Ches,nu, Stree,
Philadelphia. our Agents for procuring advertise
ments for the IDAHO WORLD in the above cities, md
authorized to contrac, for advertising At Lowest
rates.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

A New PAPER "A new paper is to be pub.
lished by the Odd Fellows fraternity, in San
Francisco. which will make it's appearance on
January l, 1874.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

Our OF EMPLOYMENr.-The suspension of
work by factories in Connecticut hus thrown
from fifteen to twenty thousand persons out of
employment.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

SPECTE.-The mints and branch minis
throughout the country have been ordered to
run to their full capacity in coming silver.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

Nor GUlLrY.-Ths parties indicted for lille.
gal voting in Portland. Oregon. have been tried
and acquitted.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30
TENTH VOLUME.

With this issue the IDAHO WORLD enters
upon the tenth year of its existence. For
nine years has it labored to advance the inter-
ests Of the people of this section. and Of the
Territory at large; aud the liberal patronage
it has ever received from the people attests
that our labors have not gone unrewarded, ut
least; but have been appreciated by our many
kind friends and patrons of every shade of
political complexion. Az one of the perma.
nent institutions Of our Territory, the WORLD
will in the future, as it hasin the past. be de-
voted to the best interests of the people of Idaho
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

SHANKs ON INDIANS.-General Shanks. hav.
ing made tour of the Indian Reservations in
Idaho. has given vent to some of his crude
ideas in reference to the amelioration Of the
Lo family which we don't propose to comment
on, further than to say that. if he has demon
strated anything it is his utter ignorance of the
1ndians, their character, wants and require.
ments; and the so-caled reforms which he pro.
poses to advocate would have about as much
effect in lettering their condition. and in set.
ting the Indian problem, as does pouring water
on q ducks back wet the duck. General
Sharks may be clever man, socialy-we
found him so; aud as politician he was strong
enough to vote for and pocket his bach. pay in
Congress; but rs to bis knowing anything
about the Indians, and the proper manner of
treating them, we can't see it. We see some
sense in the views entertained by Governor
Bennett, who is evidently capable of compre-
hending to some extent both sides of the In
dian question; but Shanks goes off on tan
gent. People out this way were inclined to
think there was something in the man, despite
all physical signs and characteristics to the
contrary. They even concluded that he might
probably be statesman in disguise, but alas |.
he has opened his mouth and. like the pre-.
sumPtuous occupant of the lions skin, be turns
out to be only an ass after all.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

Near Idaho City. Saturday. October 2sih to the
Wife Of JoHS RIoRpoS a Son
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

Our Assay Once is under the supervisor
Mr.. +. W. knoEBER. and We are prepared to max.
returns OF Assays Of Dust. Bullion and Ore in 81,
hours. and the correctness Of assays guaranteed
and losses from coinage. at any United States Mn;
made good.
Particular attention paid to the Analysis o, ors
and Minerals.
Dust Bullion and Assays OF Ore left At the follow.
ing places will be forwarded to this Office for Ass,y
and returns made the following day:
Madigan 4 Cannady. Pioneer Gin.
J. v. Il. WITT Psceryiu.
Con HeAley Co.. Granite Greek
J. d. Duke 4 Co.. .............C enteryils
g. ". MOORE 4 CO.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-30

ANOTHER JOB.-A commission of engineers
appointed by the War Department to examine
the bridge across the Mississippi now being
built at St. Louis have reported that they find
it, a. designed, serious obstruction to the nav
igation of that river; and, as the work has
gone too far to be changed. they recommend q
canal on the Illinois side. commencing 500 feet
above the bridge and extending around t.
point 800 feet below it, of the width Of 125
feet. It seems to be rather late in the day for
the discovery to be made that this great bridge
will be dn obstruction to navigation. Who is
responsible for such carelessness 1t does
seem that before a work of such magnitude
was commenced all possible contingencies Of
Obstructing the navigation of the river should
have been carefully calculated on and guarded
against. Eminent civil engineers have been
engaged on the work. The practicabilty, feast.
bility and probable cost of construction were
questions that were agitated, discussed and
carefully weighed by the people of St. Louis
for fifteen years past. The plans and speciica.
tons of the costly structure have been open to
inspection for many years. were submitted to
o Congressional committee. and were doubtless
thoroughly examined by government engineers;
and now when the work has So far progressed
that no change can be made, We are told that
the navigation Of the Mississippi river will be
INSTRUCTED and Dutch Gap canal of mammoth
proportions, on the Illinois side, will be re-
quired to meet the necessities of free and un-
Obstructed navigation of the Father of Waters.
1t looks very much like huge job Of the Credit
Mobilier style. and we shall probably hear more
Of the matter at the next session of Congress
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-16
IMMENSE TROUT.

The Truckee Republican Of last even
ing says that 1.-THE largest trout ever
taken In Lake Tahoe by white people,
was captured there yesterday. The
fish was Of the silver trout variety aud
weighed thirty pounds. The report
circulated that whales existed In Lake
Tahoe seems to have some foundation
In truth" We expected to hear Of
some tall fishing and hunting abou,
the sylvan shores and la the dense
pineries surrounding Tahoe. when our
Senior arrived there. and are. there
fore, not at all surprised at the Repub-
leans item. or course All. Do,en
caught that fish. He has all the quail
1cations, patience. strength aud skill,
and Ia also white In soul aud body.
We shall shortly hear that the largest
grizzly ever found in the Sierras, has
been slaughtered by our chief hunts
man. Meanwhile we possess our souls
with patience, fully assured OF the re-
suit. There Is no telling what 4 news
paper man can do II lie only has q
chance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-16
Reese River items.
From the Reveillc, July AL

49, ~ Ah
Bv n letter from John Helm, Sheriff
of Esmeralds county. we learn that
John Rooney aud Stewart escaped
from the county Jail at Aurora on the
night of the 10th instant. Rooney was
one OF the men arrested q short time
ago on the Little Humboldt for steal.
iny a lot Of horses at Columbus. lie
was the accomplice Of Thomas Laurie
in that transaction and was taken to
Esmeralda county to be tried for the
otfen>e. while Laurie was brought here
10 answer to the charge of stealing n
couple OF horses from General Rocker
several months ago. Laurie also made
an Intellectual attempt 10 escape from
his present quarters, but was detected.
Stewart Is the man who killed Durand
At Columbus last May.
Sometime last week 1895 belonging
to Philip McCaul was stolen from a
valise at the clearinghouse of the
Killing j. Ford mine, at Yankee Blade,
and last Saturday a young n named
VI. w. Bowman wal arrested upon a
charge OF having committed the theft,
out was discharged to-day, there being
10 evidence against him.
Inc Central Pacific Railroad Com.
pany has made Its returns to the As.
sessor OF the property Of the company
! n THIS county. The Statement reporis
IS I'lO miles Of road and telegro MI
line, upon which thew e%stirnata ,S.p"
gregats valuation of $4,000 per mile.
iheir personal property, side trock
and real estate Is estimated n. s37s
27o IS, making q total Of $l7s,47o e5.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-16

he speech OF Mr.. kelloe at all anti
Chinese meeting held in San Francis
co, Monday evening, as specimen Of
The parental Instruction, given our
rising generation, Is significant. He
said he had "hoodlum sons. and
would not hesitate to place pistol. In
their hands to attack aud drive ON, ,hs
Chinese" Mr.Kehoe's IONS will doubt.
less profit BY the sterling advice Of 90
wise a parent, and we shall shortly
hear Of Chinese murder or two n, the
hands Of the hoodlums. Such sent,.
ments are disg.acciul In the extreme,
and In the event Of bloodshed. punish.
ment should be inflicted not only upon
aggressive hoodlums. but upon the bad
advisers and worse citizens who stir uT
feelings Of murder among the young
men Of that city. II Mr.. Kehoe ha:
hoodlum sons, the reason Is very ap'
parent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-16

The FINEST BILLIARD ROOM IN the
State 10 attached TO the above Saloon, containing
the newest and most improved Tahles..
are sttsehed to the Saloon. lam
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-16

a farmers FRrEND.-Some Of the
papers speak Of Cyrus II. Mccormick,
Of reaper fame, as the farmers bene-
factor" Certainly, In his remnrseless
zeal to help the poor farmer he seems
to forget himself. And this Is the way
he does It: The original coat OF one Of
his best made reapcrs. according TO his
own testimony. Is less than $50 The
retail price Is 5000. The threshing
machine. OF which he holds n monop.
oily. costs less than 800, and sells for
500. This benefnctor Of the ngricui-
tural race In his headlong zeal to bene-
fit his fellow.creatures should emem.
Der that he owes u duty to his family
as well. and that common prudence
would dictate laying up something for
a rainy day.-Er.