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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-12-18
IRRIGATING THE PLAINS.

The Omaha Herald. cautiously berates Gen
of bill for inaugurating a system of If
rigation by which the reclamation OF lands
Of tho great inland waste known as the
"plains" may be effected. This is very
natural for that paper, as it can have but
little conception of the magnitude and inn
portance of the country to be reclaimed; and
by public or governmental capital aud enter
prise. But the HeralFs reasons for opposing
the scheme to wit: That two-thirds of the
money appropriated would be stolen by Mr..
Grants friends, and that the country don't
need the lands are childish and silly. 1t is no
argument against the wisdom or sound policy
Of an enterprise to say it would not, or will
not be honestly conducted; neither is it true
that we don't need the lands There are in
the territory between the Rocky Mountains and
the Sierra Nevadas, many millions OF acres of
lands which actual tests have proven to be as
productive rs any in the world; all of which is
utterly worthless without irrigation. but when
irrigated, valuable. In our own Territory
there is sage plain lying between Boise river
and the Salmon Falls, on Snake river, one
hundred and twenty-f miles in length, and
varying from five to fifty miles in width which,
by the judcous expenditure of, say s.. 500, 600
in money could be made useful to the agricul-
turist. Without such expenditure this im-
mense tract of land must bea desert A canal
Snake river at American Falls.
would be amply high enough to irrigate the
whole of the tract mentioned, and could be tx.
tended down Snake river valley, in time. as
far as the Weiser; the water supply would be
and uniailing; and besides irrgating |
and making the soil productive. would supply |
to run machinery To manufacture
The material produced. and fit it for the market,
nus paying for itself in two years after being
n state of cultivation, as any one can dem.
'nstratc by the simplest arthmetical calcu!a-
ion. This land being part of the public do
main, we have always held and still hold should
70 reclaimed by tho general government aud
er acre. General Grant, therefore. errs only,
4 recommending the donation ui lands 10 ir.
lga,ing companies Such procedure would
ut only deprive the poor settlers oil the inesti.
lable privilege Of procuring cheap hoinesteads.
ut would also deprive the government Of the {
evcnue it derives from the cultivation Of the "
,iblic iomain While therefore ws Souil |
D any act in orr power to secure an early APP !
of money for constructing n =
anal for irriga,inc the great valley of the u
make river. we would oppose with all our II
light the donation Of one acre of land for that $
any other purpose other than for rights Of e
ay 10 canals and railroads. aud for depot u
lildlngs, and for the latter purpose not more 81
an ten acres in any one locality.
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ENJOYING Tit il said that the two No,
doc prisoners, Barueho aud Sioux. confined at
Alcatras island, bear their punishment lightly.
sad sesm 70 enjoy being lionized with genuine
Indian gusto.
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Liberal AND PIOUs.-A Tennessee darkey
lately chopped his wife up into pieces with an
AK because she left his church and joined
another. This is what we call liberal piety.
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i REDUCTION OF FEEfGnr RATEs.-Ih,
one Of the largest wholesale houses in Port
land. Oregon. WAS received last week, by
one of the most prominent business men of this
cfy. whose name We omit by request, and hand
cd into this office for publication. IL speaks
| for itself and will. no doubt receive the aitcn.
tive consideration ot our merchants aud ship
pers So long as there are two routes open b.,
which goods can be shipped Ia Idaho. there
should be permitted 20 dictate terms. and those
terms unjust aud cxt"r,ionatr. Ceriainl, there
can be none il the Portland merchants are
able 10 furnish goods upon as liberal terms rs
the san Francisco merchants do. as Mcssrs
McCrakcn X Co. believe they can \ great
advantage Ia be derived from shipping Ia this
market via thc Columbia river. would be- the
increased demand il would create for the con-
structioI. al "A railroad connecting us with Or
cgon; aud for that reason If uo other. do We
think the feasibility of shipping by that route
should be duly considered by business men.
No country can progress rapidly without rail.
roads nor Is 1t likely that railroad will be
built into country situated as Idaho is. by nn.
aided private capital until an urgent need far
such a road exists and has existed for some
time:
PORTLAND. OREGON. Nov - I-.3.
We have n rumor that the iIlibcral policy of
the Central Pacific X Il Co, IL likely Ia drive |
n portion al the trade of Idaho back 10 the old |
route. via Columbia river Hoping this may |
be- SO. the object al this writing Is. Ia give YOU
n few facts in regard la the present condition |
ri the Portland market. and freichts from this
In Imatlla. Although Portland lost a yalua-
BILE trade when tiat of Idaho found another
channel. nevertheless the business of the place
has steadily lncreascp. and with this increase
IL facilities. IT can consequently offer greater
tn buyers More lines Of goods
are imported direct from the place of produc
ion. among which are. Chinese goods of all
Kinds. sold as low in this market rs in San
Francisco: For instance, good article of No.
China rice has been selling Mt 81 Nut Oil
= 80 per can. Case goods of all kinds. viz:
oysters, CLANS, Green Corn. &c; Tobacco.
Starch, Island Sugars Iron. Steel. Hardware.
Dry Goods. &c
We think these facts are worthy your atten
ion, and trust it will result in a renewal oil
ur business relations. The Oregon Steam
Navigation Co. have reduced the rates of freight
o cent per pound carrying now by weicht).
nd we think liberal terms can be- made with
hem. Hoping to obtain your views on this
natter, we remain Yours truly.
J. McCRAKEN g. Co "
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Spon e sn sh Svs ns evening y, s will
permanent xturos Of the place a me- az can d
to make II pleasant resort '"'
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Brother Jonathan, nj
A LARGE FAMILY FA w.

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It has been enlarged to ~ io h;nd in ne
now the cheapest paper OF n0 70 one on. Sree.
Ten Dollars in greenbacks given COPIES cen.
Any new subscribers. Specimen send casn o. %,
Our Book Catalogue sent free. I'M ISH1NGu'
BROTHER JONATHAN IF
a DHHK16AM sy.6s
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1870. TAKE NOTICE. 1871.
Are You Afflicted or Sick?
USE
=; r a II r NJ 8 US -
( BLOOD CLEANSER 2
= p A ~ A G z "A! ?
p A ~ AC z a!

An Alternative and Cathartic or Tonic and
Purge combined, for diseases arising from baG
blood.
This preparation was established ia 1880, and
has now been prepared in liquid form for more
than 10 years. 10 January OF February, $40,
another party commenced TO prepare a similar
article which 10 inferior TO the genuine and
which should not be mistaken for ours. Ask
for DIR. FAHGSgYs BLOOD CLEANSER on PANA.
GA" and accept no others.
The Trade Mark or label Of the oldest and gen.
une is printed in green on yellow wrapper,
having also the signature Of p. Fahrney, ~ d.,
Chicago
"Dr. r. F1hrney's Hsoih Messengeru gives
the history and uses Of the Blood CLEAgsEH, test
iimonials, and other information, sent free Of
charge. Address
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WdyhssJoro Franklin County, Pa.
Ask for Or =. Eshrney's Blood Cleanser and
CLEANSE YOUR BLOOD.
Sold by wholesale and retail dealers and by
GtLKESON Il PATTIE,
Romncy, West Va.
Also, by j. w Baker, Bloomery-Cooper h
Horn, Capon Btidge-Danel Parish Timber
Ridge Frederick County, Va.-Garvin b Bro.
High View Bruce Gibson, Capon Springs and
Jericho, Hampshire county, West Val. ..
Mcdonald, Cspon Brdge--SyduOr Mcdonald,
Hanging ROck-Cooper, Horn Garter, Pleasant
Dale, Hampshire county.
THOS. II. j.. ELLIOTT,
Trdretiug agent
june 30, 1871.-1y.
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The business will be continued in future by
SAMUEL j. EDWARDS. at the old stand, 81
Baltimore street, Sign Of the Big Red Boot and
Big Hat, where he is now receiving a large
stock of
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A Beautiful Chrome
lSize II 20, ia Is Colors
THE strawberry Girl
For EVER SUBSCRIBER
III + a X L III "A Nd HOWE
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The Pndii.Lps hare secured a rem p,
AMI most be"Wifw PAINTING. and n
hare hat peIJecf co9ies py,purcd t,on
printed Ia times, m coiors. 10 pro4sc.
beo"fym coior'"g an" shodjrg of&, u
g'not. 4 cary IS no,c withn EASY ma
IF ec'ry Home IN Amer,ca
The J"UrnD itself raj be a rich ,r.,
ure IN ere,y HoHschoh 4 mogpss
Nc~ American Story by Ei,cod E,,a
ton has dirc0dy commenced Tie g,nsr
edifori0i care wW remain as hidas
and other prdcficoi, sk;jklfui, iaars,,s
and pie"si"y 'criters piH conaapGy ai
proo'ding al HEARTH AND uoMg a ia1
of yood things which wH mahe Il a y,
~eic"me risitor 10 eCe'y Heo5thstose a.
az Gerry Hume.
lpiih oH these dur0cfions, anil o,i,, 4
prooeme"s contemplated, ME prir,
..LtaJM and Home' U,H copfinpe of \
io~ rate IF only SO u yenr, ar 81
"Hr"rM ond Home" anil he ".lmeru|
Agric"itUrist" { F0h ME Agricphm|
there rW aLso lee presented a mast j,os
(ut Chromo Of u" or'yi,'oi picture, paaI
ed expressly for his ympose, pht.
".h'schicf Brcwing," BY Il f. Rehku
Sent. mo"nied, FIR oaIg % cenh cJ,ra.
THE HeorM and Honte Chromm A
he dehoereG IN Tie ortler in ,ohjch me- saHa
hare 6een receioed. NJ cLoyge for d,
CArOmo whcn token M NE efice, pm@p,.
ed. II 10 BE- sent pre-paid, mmom'd
20 cents must be sent ./or prepayment a'i
Pucking
HwU be moWhtcd aHd rani.hei r,at'
for pWt,iny info n frame, for 30 cents ,Ta
that IL, cor 80 cents II will be Mauo'a
Vanished, PacNei, 81 cat PIe-psid
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iies nee are able to hare Them mou"'Dt p
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April II, 1873.
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BEST THING in Me WEST.
A FREE PASS TO LAND BUYERS.


TIIE Fl CTS about this Grant are-Low Pri-
Ces Long Credit, md Rebate 10 settlers u
nearly one fourth Rich Soil, and Splendid
Climate short and mild Winters: esrly plant
ing, and no winterng Of Stock plenty Of Rain
fall, and just Al the right sessos Coal, Stone
and Brick on The line Cheap Rates on Lumber,
Coal, sc 10 lands owned By Spectators
Homestead and Pre- emptiOns now abundaBt a
first class Railroad on the line Of great Through
Route-Products will pay for Land and Inn
provemeuls.
n - me beet opportunity ccer oferod ~
tie Public, dooHyh he recent completion ~
me Road
For Circulars and general information, address
a. h TOUIELlN,
Manager Land Dept
TOPEKA, KAN.
January "a, 1S73-3m
DRiME Shouldei Bacon, Clear Sides, Chester,
Sugar Cured Hams, aud Lard, constantly
on hand and fol sale by
H. T. DAWSON.
Romney, Nay %. 1872.
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Wrsr VrporsrA Usrspu

Established by C0ngrcss adopted
State aided by The benevolencc 90 io1N.''-
societies and other Institutions
Five Departments ~ Instruction
Scientific, Agricultural. Military a'f bh-,
ing. Also thoroughly Organized rffis''
Department, r.Aa
In charge ~ = large Faculty of aecon
scholars and successfdl educators 80.
Paul TERs begins Sept fth. Winter
Der 9Th. Spring, March gath
Commencement June 10. 1919
Total expenses from $3.50 % $40 TT ~
Less u those boarding 10 clubs s...
Send for Catalogue, containing iaI P'
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Custom Department.

We have superior Set Of workmen and guar
antee good II. or no sale. Boots and Shoes
made as ordered. We pride ourselves on max
ing ladies hoes and Caters
Nothing but the very best material used in our
custom work.
ShOcmakerS. Attentions
WE always keep on hand a large assortment,
OF good red aud white sole leather French ana
American calf, red and white Innings, Topping
skirs, of all colors, leather and cloth top Cal
ter nppers aud Boot nppers, and every thug
connected with shoemakiug.
y. g. StubblefieId. ~ Co.
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Ladies' Scnrfs 81 Ribbons

- " ,
Ladies' Scurfs 81 Rib N ~
fine quality, and very hondsome;
Homen's SHOES from l 81 to 81 % J;
Gents heary BOOTS from 3 80 to 81 80
-'rhOLe Stock, amt double sole
Pure Turner's OIL, tie bert an he mar
het-aU Leafher men ought To examine II /;
The finest and pUrest COFFEE. white d,
Green Rio. and OLD Government Jdcd;
The best e. II. Teas-.fne Syrups, Por-
torico Moldsses and Canton .Syup;
Upper Leather, Sole Leather, Boot Bach-
ing, Innings and Skins, &c, DC.
You rW also fnd Coat Racks, Hat
Racks, Booh Sheloes, To,Ol Racks, .Su-
gar, Coffee and Spice Borcs, dc.
Our space allotted as ,oW not permit an
enumeration IF all irc hare, 0nd as for
prices, great pains has Jeem taken To make
them us ioi0 as The lo,cest. In short, If
you 'caH 10 .ti,m The best Store, and he
most accommodating Statesmen, cali at tie
"Old armstrong CCrner," opposite lie
Court-house and see
KUYKENDALL G. SuEETZ.
Ronney, Oct %, 1879.
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THE HAwIxEYE
BUGGY Pillow

said TO he one Of the best Of il. cl.. NJ
fail To see circulars of each, which will b.
upon application Terms easy
JOHN W. VANDlVps
Burlington, Mineral COUNTY N
January 81, ls73.-u
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TO THE PUBLIC.

return my grateful and sincere thanks for
their kind and generous support in the past, and
respectfully ask continuance in future and will
guarantee perfect satisfaction to all who favor me
with their patronage. Respectfully, &c,
s. j EDWARDS.
Remember the number is "a Baltimore e., and
the sign is the Big Red Boot and Big Hat.
Cumberland, ian. &C. 1872 If
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rg-A scEPrIC who was trying to con-
fuse CHRISTIAN colored man by tho con-
Trajectory passages in the Bible, asked how
it could be that we were in the Spirit, aud
the Spirit iu us, received the reply, 'Oh
dar's no puzzle bout dat; It's like da'
poker; L pat i, 10 do fire till it gets red-hot
nov dc poker'a il The Gre, and de fire. 5
in dc poker Aprofound thoologian could
not have made better reply.
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seS- TIE postmistress at Villa Ridge, H.,
has resigned in order to get married. Iu
her letter of resignation that she sent to
the Postmaster General she remark ed that
she would rather have one man where she
could lay her hands on him when she want
ed him than to be handling mail bags ir-
regularly on small salary.
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OF the most stylish and substantial character
All the material used is guaranteed to he of the
very best quality, and the workmanship canuo,
be excelled, as none but frst-cln workinen are
employed. / also manufacture
LIGHT SPRING WAGONSl
Parties desiring anything in my line are re-
quested to call and examine before making their
purchases. All my work is guaranteed Sc
cond- hand Carriages taken IN EXCHANGE for
New Work. shall also keel on hand and for
sale full line of
CARRIAGE MAKERS MATERIALS
of every description, and OF the very best quail
~, such rs Hubs, Spokes, Rims. irons Of ell
kinds, Trimmers' Goods. and i'll fact every thing
needed In the business.
HARNESS, LIG HIT AND HEAVY,
constantly on hand, which will be sold on the
most reasonable terms. No pains will be spared
to make this the leading establishment of the
kind in the Valley. REPAIRING Of all kinda
will be attended to with promp,ness, and on
reasonable terms.
CHAS. S. HARRIS,
Harris Hall, Winchcser, Va.
Dec 2, 1S70.-if
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WIT AND HUMOR.


On A MIsER's DINNER Dean Swift.
having dined with rich miser, pronouuc-
ed the following grace after dinner:
Thanks for this miracle, IL is no less
Than anding mama in the wilderness,
In the midst Of famine ws have found relief,
Aud seeo the wonder Of . chine % bsefi
Chimneys have suok'd that never smok'd before,
And We have din'd where We shall dine no more.
~ LEcruRIro on the Sandwich Islands
in New York, The other evening, Mark
Twain graphically described the costumes
Of the islanders. In tho towns they wear
something like civilized garments, bu. 'in
the up country they wear-xell, smile
or pair Of spectaclo', or something of that
Sort
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-14

both sldes OF Second street. from Auction
rtreet 40 bayou 0ayoao, DO required 70 lay
down brick sidewalks within the next 'hhV
Adopled BY ccsnsii, and rsss.re.d. % I'm
provcment Committee by boafa OF Aioo'moh
April p. 1873. IA
Rs,eived' That The Mayor and City Enel-
nccr close the contract for building the Jener-
son street bridge WIN 'h s I've" eaesasrsd In by
Hoard OF Aldermen April y, 1879
nv Councllman ClOustonf NJ
Resolyod. That The cly kpglneel be n
,sssisd e rsns sn SsSs s isss airos.
Adopted BY Council. and referred 70 I'M
proTsmsni COMMITTEES Aprils' l'S' .f
by tho same; -
Rofolysd, That the property holder On
.sidewaikr where necessary, within thirty
DAYS. between Causoy and Wellington streets.
Adopted hy Council. aud concurrcd In BY
board OF Aldermen Apfil y, 1873. 1t
Nv Councilman IOof I
Rssoived. That tho property owners on both
sides OF pontotCc street pc insruetva 70 Jay
dosn plank sidewalks from Orleans street
east. within thirty days.
proSelnent Committee by Board Of Aldermen
NV bst iiii; of DR.. Thomas Donahue. pray
ing Tor the grading OF the alley between Mar,
ECt and MlncuraitT ttlctaf NaHt 'NNA AaH'
street 10 the alley next east. III.
Referred By Council and Board Of Aldermen
70 their respective improvement committees
Inc petition Of fundry parties praylng for
the opening aud improving OF Hurley street,
nom Beal 20 Union streets;
Referred by Council and Board Of Aldermen
to their respective Improvement Committees
April .. 1878.
The PETITIONS Of sondry Insurance officers.
agents. etc.. praying for a modification Of the
city privilege tax on insurance Offices ana
Referred By Board Of Aldermen and Coun-
ell 10 their respective Finance, ways ana
Means Committees April 2, 1873.
The proposition Of Mrs 4 NJ Dawson, 70 ded-
icate for public thoroughiare 70 the city the
right of way for the extension OF dams street
through her ground, east from Manassas 20
Dunlap street. conditioned that the city grade
and pave with brick the sidewalks on both
sides Of said street; also put up good plank
fence, with cedar posts.
Proposal accepted by Council and referred
to Improvement Committee by Board OF
When the Council adjourned; April Q, 1873.
Il. X. RICHARDS, City Register.
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NrAsONIC DIRECTORY.
IVN
n


LODGES.
corru MEMPHIS, No. lS-meets "a friday
q sach uopth-hall corner Madison and SEQ
and Ben. X. Pullen, W. Nj; Al. Mheeler'
Secretary.
AvarRoNA. No. 16S-meets lst Monday IN
.,,arv month. at Odd Fellows Hall, corner
Court and Main. @. g.. Locke, W. M; b.
Richmond. Secretary.
T,vtrA ScorT. No. 2s9-Ineets LIST Thursday
81 nach month--hall corner Madison and seq
cond. A. F. Davis. w. M; 4. Goldsmith
Secretary.
nrsoro. No. 2oa-meots Sd Friday Of each
nonfb- odd Fellows Hall. Bun. +. Price,
vi. M; r. W. Shelton, Secretary.
KuwINv1So, No. 3il-meets 4th Friday OF
zach month-at South Memphis Hall, corner
Of Madison and Second Richard Creighton'
W. NJ; Louis CEapski, Secretary
ROYAL ARCH.
PENN CHAPTER, No. 2-meets "a Monday OF
.acb month-Odd Fellows Hall. @. q. Locke,
ME- n p: A. j. Wheeler, Secretary.
MVnPg1s CHAPTER, No. 95-meets at Odd
FelloTs' Hall, Sd Monday Of each month";, w.
s. Matthews, NJ. Z. II. P; John W. ward
R. AND s.N.
EuRxKA COUNCIL, No. 6-meets I'd Thurs-
dav ~ each month-Odd Fellows Hall. g.
Reder, Tn. H.; @. II. Myers. REQ.
TEKPLARs.
Cvpurr CoNWASDERY, No. 4-meets 4th Mon
dav ofleach month. Geo. Mellersh. Conn.,; i.
], Barchus, Bee.
CALVARY CHAPTER or ROSE CRoIx. 18th, No.
l. Charles W. Adams. 32d, M. w.; ID.
TomlinsOn, 32d, &c.,.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-14
Ancient order Of DruIds.

TENNESSEE GROVE. No. l, U. A. Q. D.
meets at the Druid Hall, No. 81 South Court
street, on the LIST and Sd Tuesday evenings IN
each month. j.. s: Heiligers,. N. A.; J.
-,eehler, v. A.; r. W. Ruttinghaus. Secre-
tary; John L. Eichberg. Treasurer.
MEMPHIS GROVE, No. 2-meets at the Druid
Hall, 81 Court street, every Thursday evening.
Wm. NJ. Loeb, N. A.; II. 0ertel. v. A.; j.
P. Shide. Secretary; Barney Gray, Treasurer.
CLEAKTHE GROVE, No. 3-meets at the Druid
Hall, 81 Court street, on the LIST and Sd Mon
day evenings in esch month. A. Il. Davis.
N. A.; George W. Baxter, v. A.; M. Bren,
Secretary; Martin Cohen, Treasurer.
COyOORDIA S. A. CHAPTER, No. 1-meets at
the Druid Hall, on the ID and 4th Tuesday
evenings in each month. J. Beehler. z. S. A.;
A. Hitgfeld, Secretary.