The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-09

depSia. il, the year ls76-the one hundredth ami
versary Of our national Independence Ine .o
exhbtion calls the attention Of the people 70 the I'M
portancs OF proper representation. No sucn oPPOr'
tunity win occur again within century loI tne -
or showing of the mineral and Agricultural wealth. u
our Territory. People from al sections o. me ~
tion and from foreign countries. will pc ~ ss'eaa
ancs me comparatively short ams 1 ,s tSo .1S;.
bition being on the ground. vis January. 1S1o. 70
ouires the prompt action Of al persons desiring 70 e.
ibtt Already our sister states ana nr:
for and We appeal to our people 70 No
10 in seeing that Ill Efforts are made to secure nj
allowing OF our resources. n,-
general distribution 1t the Exhibition. containing
history Of the Territory. statistics msps etc: We
call for the following 10 sa .. TIM: 70 "
Copies Of early papers published IN the Terri
tory. not now In existence.
Personal recoliections. short articles on men and
thinRs to be written on side Of the paper only
Rscolections Of mining discoveries.
Recollsctions OF Indians.
Recollections Of men now deceased.
Recollection Of pioneer and frontier u1e.
All newspapers aud book scraps In any wise rs'suns
"A there are now several papers and periodicals de-
voted solely to this exhibition. the information
above called for will be OF great value in writing sr
Giles for publication in their columns.
This association desires record OF mining s ~
the Territory Amount from placer; amount from
quartz. -,.
for the year 1874 and 1875 No. OF acres in cultvs
ton crops: yield to acre; and average
live stock report from each county In the Terri
tory by June 1874 and 1875; No OF csttle. horses.
sheep etc. increase for each OF said years; value:
cost Of production: aud average selling price.
Court statistics for years 1874 and 1870
School statistics tor years 1874 aud 1870.
perintendents. miners. stock men. etc.. II called 70
For Exhibition purposes. In ls7A.-Farmers TO re-.
tain specimens OF not less than one-haN oushe' u
barley. rye. wheat. corn. oats.
Hunters-to retain rare pelts. skins OF WILD sni-
mails. deer aud elk. Antiers. etc.
wool
Miners-specimens Of quartz rock. not exceeding
ten pounds in weight Specimens Of coarse goia sNo
nuggets from the placors. Minerals Of all descrip-
TONS other than gold aud silver. each specimen not
exceeding I'VE pounds III weight
In lS75-Esrmers-to retain specimens OF not less
than ono-half bushels Of barley. rye wheat. corn.
OATS etc., and such vegetables - arc nos pershsoie
Huntsrs-to Realm specimens Of rare pslts. skins
Of wild animals. deer aud elk. antlers.
Sheep kAiscrs-spccimcns Of washed ana un'
washed wool.
Miners-specimens Of quartz rock. not exceeding
ten pounds III weight Specimens OF coarse gold aud
tions other than gold and silver. each specimen not
exceeding I'VE pounds III weight
Private cabinet OF mineEais-for the exhibition Of
which there will be large aud valusble premiums.
In ls76-collectious OF vcgctAblcs-fru,s. applcs.
peaches. pears grapes etc. In their season. ~ there
will be rotation fruits and vegetables II PntlAdel.
phiA during the exhibition from April - the middle
OF October Persons desiring to exhibit such Aru.
ces can have them shipped by express under an Ar
rangemrni hereafter be made tree vi cost by Iol.
lowing the directions laid down TO directing boxes
aud packages intended for tho exhibition.
The articles above enumerated aru only small
portion Of what our people can and viii exhibit
The object In the enumersitng 10 20 be sure OF an
exhibition OF Artclca requiring time TO produce. aud
q become
u the exhibition. viz Agriculture aud mining.
Az the amount Of space allotted TO Idaho Ia the
Exhibition has not as yet. been determined. 30 no
definite number OF exhibitors can be named but The
assurance il given that there will be room for ALL II
Is TO be understood that duplicates Of ali articles Of
utility be accepted but duplicates Of articles OF
non utility are TO be avoided
The rules governing exhibitors. a well ~ rates o!
admission. will be announced IN . short time.
The Exhibition will open April 10Th. and close DC.
toboy 10Th 1876
All articles intended for exhibition except articles
In list Of rotations must he IN PhilAdepaA prior TO
January l. 1876. 90 tina, the shpmcnts BY the public
will begin mostly in the year 1915.
copy OF the classification. list Of articles TO be
exhibited Is le the Office OF the Commissioners
and Secretary. to whom persons can address letters
upon the subject
Arrangements arc now. progressing for very materi.
q reduction in rates Of fare. which viii be duly All.
nouuced.
All articles for the exhibition OF 1879, sent TO
Boise CITY, Idaho. or Keiton. Utah, marked "E1hibi.
ton Of 1876 Thoa. Donaldson y. s. G. c.. Phil
adephA. Pa on or before October TO- 1876 will be
forwarded 10 Philadelphia, free Of charge A. this In
apecial arrangement made by the Commissioners.
and for which he 10 responsible. nothing will be re-
ceved TO be % shipped, after October TO- 1875 except
fruit aud vegetables In the year 1876 under another
arrangement AL articles 10 be in boxes not exceed.
ing 100 pounds In weight, bound with iron and their
contents. name Of exhibitor. &c. TO be marked on
the inside OF the lid. The boxes will DO cared for
In Boise City BY Thos Ranncy. Esq. and 1t Kclton
by responsible parties.
All persons who design attending the Exhibition
can make arrangements for quarters, ETC., by ad.
dressing the Commissioners. whose address in Phila-
delphiA will be announced early In the year 1875 All
Information regarding freghts, travel ETC.. can be
obtained from the Commissioner or Secretary OF the
Association.
Correspondence 10 solicited from all parts Of the
Territory the objects and purposes Of the Exhibi.
ton Letters Of inquiry may be addressed to Thorn.
- Donaldson. Com. at Boise City. until May l. 1874
and after that q Aalad City, or 70 T. Rannsy Sec,
Boise City.
As our press have generously proposed TO publish
TO clip the same from the papers and preserve them
for reference
Relying on the Aid. assistance and earnest cooper.
alton OF the people OF Idaho in this good work. We
begin It conscious that the labor and time expended
viii be for the permanent and lasting benet Of our
Territory.
JOHN HArL.Y President.
L. r. CAATxx. Vice President.
T. RANNEY. Secretary.
c. w. MOORE, Treasurer
Boise City. October 2. 1879
EXECUTION or THE MODocs.-On October
I'd. in accordance with the 6ndings OF the. Mil.
itary Court, Captain Jack. Schonchin. Boston
Charley and Black jim were hanged at Fort
klamath. They oil made speeches. and evi.