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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-11
A CLUE TO THE HoUTvET MURDER.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., March 10, 1878
A shirt stained with blood has been taken from 4.
vault at the house OF Mr.. Johnson. in this CITY, and
identified o. belonging 70 wagner. who haarded
there.
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Prince Bismarck in Powerful opposition 10
the Position Of the Papacy. <
Tho Logic and Theological Prophecy Of the Impe-
rial Chancellor-What the Roman catho-
Lilo Prelates Say to the Crown.
1ll,lfim 10 TIVE NEW Ysak HERALD.

BERLIN, March 10, 1873
Prince Bismarck made powerful speech to-day
In the Upper House OF the Prussan Diet in support
Of the bill limiting the powers OF the Roman Cath
pliO clergy
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A.-HerrinR's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
PSI and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray street.
A.-Berald Bra Office, Brooklyn,
corner Of Fulton avenue and BOerum street.
Open from A. NJ. TO r. NJ
On SUNDAY from to , y. NJ.
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Harmless Common Dust 10 Men and
brutes KNOWLES INSECT DESTROYER kills like Q
flash lightning all noxious insects great saving
effected by purchasing the larger TASKS
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT., }
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, March Ill A. M.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, March Ill A. M.
Personalities.
For Tuesday along the entire Atlantic coast
south and east winds, falling barometer and
cloudy weather, with light rain in the Middle ana
South Atlantic States for the Gulf States rising
barometer, westerly winds and generally clear
weather. for the Lower Lakes southerly winds,
veering to westerly, with cloudy weather; for che
Upper Lakes northwest winds, lower temperature,
partly cloudy and clear weather. local storm
will prevail on Tuesday morning, specially in the
Ohio Valley and West Virginia.
Tho Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts
Pharmacy, HERALD Building: -
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A.-FOr n superb Dress or Business Hat
60 direct 10 the manufacturer.
o. ESPENsCnEID, lib Nassau street.
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"GOld Pens"
FOIEYS CELEBRATED GOLD PENS.
the finest and best No. Aston House. opposite Herald
Office Sold by all the principal sta0ners and jewellers
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A.-Watts' Nervous Antidote Cured Mo
Rhematism and Neuralgia. think 1t wonder
ful remedy. JOHN L. SIMONDS, 81 Maiden lane.
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Henry Capt, OF Geneva, Now Hos a
beautiful assortment of WATCHES and TRAVELLING
CLOCKS. OF his own make, at Is Union square.
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Liquid Cocoa, for Bakers and COME
TONERS use, superior quality for sale at the Chocolates
Mandatory ofWALLACE CO., - Cortlandt st. N. Y
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best In the
world The only true AMI perfect dye. All druggists
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A Warwick or E1mwOOd Collar will
1T better and longer than any other Try them.
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Assuring styles OF Gents Hats now
ready. DOUGAN, manufacturer, l02 Nassau street.
nor nj
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Cancer, Cancer, Cancer!-ExternaI
cancers permanently cured. No charge until cure
effected. Address. by letter. j. L. WALKER IS East
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Tho Weather In This CT
MANITOBA.

AVtTHBC ItIHPtTdIU1e yt5ItTUUy 0F76
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year 34E
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COughs.-A Medicinal Preparation fn
the form Of lozenge Is the most conwenient BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TROCHES allay irritation which induces
coughing, giving relief in Bronchitis, Hoarseness Inu.
enza, Consumptive and Asthmatc Complaints
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NGLAND.
American Cotton Supply.
TELEGRAM TO TINE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, MArCh 10, 1873.
AMERICAN COTTON SUPPLY.
Thirty-ntne thousand and sixty-One bales of
American cotton were landed at Liverpool to-day.
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.A.-Kn0x. the National Halter.

A.-A.-knOx, the National Hntter.>
Knox originates fashions and has customers from
all parts the country His Spring style of gentlcmcns
HATS. just introduced, is In active demand Make your
purchases at 212 Broadway under the Fifth Avenue
Hotel or In the Prescott House.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes Cashed.
Circulars sent J. b. MARTINEZ Co, 10 Wall street.
Pnsto fic haxl
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MOnOpolists Seeking to Evade the Usua1
Taxation and Exciting the Pcople-Tho
Troops In Possession OF tho Legislative
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L,REE.
j. Specimen copies OF the MANUFACTURES AND
BUILDER will tor short period be furnished appli
cation gratis Address the Publishers, box 1879 New
York Post Office,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-01-02

n create new county. called beal 10th repre-
territory taken from Oneida county. - arc
sentatiyes from Oneida county are ~ ia's i
nav county one or the other Of the bills y nkes
pass. 80 81. sabbath.
|. The hill for the better Observance OF 'ns :.
,rtroducea by Rev. Mr.. Mattox is exciting muon =.
.erast The majority of Boise City merchants are -
favor of it, 1t is funny to see Satan reonkins s.-
hut this is queer world and Boise ciey Tue 41es
est nlace in it. religious atmosphere Is no" ~
vaaipp the community and perhaps that .o'
there viii undoubtedly soon be faii ID the PRIV
os all articles that u.s. if this suddenly assuming ~
ons WAYS and airs is genuine bondede .hins' ~,
does not the Scripture require the regenera'e 70
a., thew have and divide amongst the poor' We III
look for q division very soon.
We see by the dispatches they are having 'eAi'1'
cold weather in the Satss-3o degrees peio" @elo W
Chr.tm.s dsy-and yet that day was SO mild pleas
ant and sunny here. that overcoais ana nre ~e.e
Observation-Disclosures evidence OF the charming CHI
mat. Of Idaho. II We had everything else equai 70
our climate, Idaho would be paradise indeed
With again asking your indulgence for TINS
and uninteresting episte. viii close, by wishing A''
your readers mos, happy New Year, and many re-
turns thereof.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-01-02

| FACTS AND FIGURES IN LoYAITf-Soine
time ago gang of Radical thieves resolved IL
pass swindling railroad bill through the Legs
lature of the much-abused and long suffering
State of Louisiana. to do which, 1t was found
necessary to resort to bribery, as the vrtuous
representatives composing that peerless assem-
bl,ce would not suffer the pllferering OF the
public treasury without being permitted TO
share the spells. Well. Il committee has been
investigating the thing, aud among other DIS.
closures-not very creiitable 70 the regulations
of the emnen: lawmakers, IL that particular
epoch. engaged in The rissionar! and phllan-
thropic labor of legsla,ng Tor the rebel aud
ignorant horde of the unreconsirucicd State oi
Louisiana aforesaid, who are incapable oi MAX
inc laws for themselges-was the one that the
average market value oi q radical State Scaa-
tor, as estimated By himself, Is about sx hun
dred dollars sseinbiymen are of much l,'ss
yulue-and the cost Of purchasing both Houses
and the Governor of that State, MAS but
So ,00os The affair was conducted through
out by 4 loyal and christian gentleman named
II. : McConib-the same who now charges
lion. james Brooks. of New YORK.. with h-s-
iEr received lity shares of Credit Mobilier
stock, valued ai 5000 10 be used by him
[ Brooks J. in influencing the Democratic side OF
the House, Ia sustain the /. L. X. K III what
ever demands j: nigh; make upon the Treas
ury of the country. Mr.. BROOKS is said 10 in
'lst in the strongest terms, upon m '.ses'iga- |
ion of the whole matter. aud we hope the in /
,esisa,ioa will be made. aud that the guilty /
'arty-ior guilt there certainly Is somewhere
sh=thcr Mr. Brooks, or another, will be paa.
she'd
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-01-02

WALL, WALL, IrEMs.-The following i,
taken from the Walla Walla Statesman of De
cember Il. ls72
\ new town is 10 be Laid gu, a, p-n-a. Wawa
on Snake river. at which place n wire ferry
has been already completed
The Columbia river continues free from ice.
but the water is too low for boating wi,hou,
great risk.
Flour ID made in Walla Walla valley equal
10 the best Oregon brands
Dr hlnsey. of Astoria. Oregon. 10 missing
l. ID. Miller wh" killed Cherokee Smith.
has been tried i, Eugene City. Oregon. and
acquitted
Two livery stable keepers ahsconded fran
Walla Walla City lately. yic.imizing their
creditors Immensely. Names no. given.
Father Brouillet. a Missionary. tho came IN
ala "al!a valley in lSi7. has gone to the
Atlantic States to pass the winter.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-01-02

EASTER ORE6oN.-We take the following
items from the Bedrock Democrat Of Dec o,,h
walter 5. Kitchen, charged with robbinp the
v >. maii' on Burnt river, after preliminary
examination had at Baker City, was held Ia
11Pps", ana answer to the charge before the
- D district Court. at Portland, Oregon.
A blow occurred in Raker Or, ~ 81.
night of the Odd ut. upse,t,nr some franz. -" &c
buildings which had Jus, been erected hn, A. -
ing no further damage wy wv
- \ case OF small pox is reported in Baker
City. aud two in the valley adjacent.
Inc crossing Of Snake river. at Old. r.rr,
!. attended with considerable damage. Thu
mails are crossed in skifJs. A"'
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-01-02

ACCIDENTS AND EIEES.-Our exchanges
the past week, have been filed with accounts
of destructive fires and terrible railroad acct
dents, in nearly all parts of the country Near
Binghamtun, New York, and on the Syracuse,
Binghamton and New York railroad, bridge is
reported to have given way as q passenger
train was passing over it, precipitatng the
train into the roadway below, and killing fifty
outright. and wounding a hundred more AZ
ter the fall of the train, and as it would seem,
before assistance had arrived, the wreck took
fire, and thirty persons unable to disentapple
themselves and escape, were roasted aliye in
the burning mass. The baggage and mails
were saved. Several minor accidents are re-
ported. Among the disastrous res, We have
to record the burning of Barnum's Circus and
Menagerie, with his entire collection Of ami.
mails. The flames from the burning circus.
communicated to Grace Chapel, which was burn.
ed. From it the fire was carried by the wind
across thirteenth street, destroying a large car
rage factory and number of private dwell.
ings-next the mansion of G. T. Lawrence
and the store of large iron dealer. Loss not
estimated, but immense. On the same day an.
other fire occurred in New York, on the west
side of Center street, between Second and
North. destroying the block. Loss $500, 900.
Also, on the same day, the burning Of the Pal.
lsade House, being insured for $3.50, 900. and
numerous small fires in different parts of New
York city. Then comes a railroad accident
near Cory, Pennsylvania A train of cars
were thrown from the track, BY . broken rail.
when within eighty rods Of the station, and
nineteen persons are known to have been
.llled' and thirty!dve wounded. 1t j. a little
strange that broken rail should be unuoticed
50 near station until brought to light BY such
wholesale destruction Of human life: but m
doubt coroner's jury will set that ali RIGHT
by generating" % usual. Ill concerned hit
the victims Of the criminal Neglect Of The rail
road monopolists. - {
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rrws SUMMARY.

10 Nav York Herald supports tee ProPo
Z a0 g senator Sumner to strike from tns
a.os and Army Register the RECORDS q Enc
late civil war .4h..;..A;c
'1 Pa;lroad meetings. said to be entnus'ase.c
ara being held in Montana. a.. D.;
The London Times 10 severe ." Ing
oe IT,. ;ncrsase Of wealth in Colorado, for the
,.s. vear, il nearly ten millions OF doiiars'
TN Wndoc Indians have killed or driven Oh
81, the settlers on Lost river, Oregon Destroy
inc All their property. and the end 10 NOT YET.
Snoin ia about to be turned into . military
encampment, o bill hating been introaucea lu'o
the Spanish Cortes, making it compulsory upon
every male of proper age 10 serve ~ .uU ~. =.
The canal aud locks ut the WiilaneIe a''
completed ready for the passage o. Doan =,
Enoani Their mode of worship is ~ noe
turnnl Wells. seriously disturbing the s!umDcr-
inc neishborhood. The irrcyerenf eau tneh
/" Howling Repentants."
Several Of the most violent t0rnadoes ever
known have lately visited the north Of Europe
to the great damage Of property. :,
Yiscountess Beaconsfeld, wife Ut DisracIi.
is dead.
General Crook is after the Apache Indians
in earnest.
Miss Nellie Grant will make her debut Into
society this Winter.
A man in Boston, who had not been inside
of church for over forty years, lately visited
the Hollis Street Church. He went Tor the
purpose Of contributing something for the re-
lief Of the suffering poor OF the city
A fellow named Hoyt lately introduced into
the Massachusetts, Legislature resolution
.f cha rt.s Simmer
A cinnabar lode was discovered, IN Wash
ington Territory. recently.
Congress has abolished the Offices Of Assessor
and Assistant Assessor of Internal Revenue.
Tie assessed value OF Philadelphia is s51es-
23i ,56-.
Subscriptions 10 the Greeley Monument Fund
have alread, reached 81 900.
Edward 4. Pollard. editor and author OF
note. Is dead.
France has paid $500 900. 900. I'VE think il
should read frances. vi the war indemnity 10
three months
The Noble county. Ohio. srogshops have been
closed for two years. aud no has been tried
for All oiiensr in that time Noble county, that
General James Shields is lying dangerous.
i'll al Carrull.on, Missouri.
Grece,s estate is valued AT $3.50 900.
The Texas press is accused Of trying TO man |
The trial in Ia. Jutnel Will case, is said 10
involve the title 10 Elk million dollars worth of
property.
The expenses of the Quariermastcrs De- !
par,nent Tor the las, fiscal year. were sl2,.
III .6.;1 81
The Secretary Of the Nav, is in favor of an
appropriation Tor further surveys of Darien
ANAL.
President Grant is in favor Of abolishins the
Territorial Government of Wyoming.
Corn il being used fuel in the western
states. /, is said 10 be much cheaper than
,oal or wood /, has been used for fuel for
any years, and has been The means Of many
Foi!s
The Postmaster General has decided tha,
'"s,inasiers liable on their bonds for the
ass ot registered letters
There were 5000 hog sheads Of tobacco
alsed IN Missouri last year
Lord PalmcrsioD is At Tiverion Guess
where Tiscrton is.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-01-02
ADA CoUNTY.-We take tho f,,lo,.;, 81.

ADA couSrY,-We take the following item,
from the Boise Statesman:
Inc Utah folks are agitatinc the CALLING n,
. al ezra session Of the Legislature. to resise
r a.s,a Jaws so as to conform them to acts o,
.nar'es Williams, a son-in.law Of Chief
yvs.'ce Noggie. was elected to Congress. frOm
"i' s m lately. running ahead OF his tcket
. a. wing Chinaman- broke out Of thu
psa.:s At Boise City. on last SATURDAY
e e.ra Inc circumstances Of HE eacsrs
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-01-02

FIRE N PORTLAND. OREGON Ga the I'd
vi December last fire broke out IN "A China
wash house-a. We learn from the Sacrasnen
tn tHioH-on the east side Of Front street. be-
tween Alder and Morrison streets. consuming
;wo entire blocks. and nearly whole block ON
the west side of Front street: Carriers build.
ing was entirely destroyed. the Occidental
and Gslmau's block partially The loss is est.
mated At over $685. 900: insurance $3.50. 900
Several iirenrn were iujurcd-one named
Gallagher SO badly that he Is not expected Ia
live. One house. that of W. Carrier & Co
cothiers, is said TO have lost 100000 Others
lose heavily. J. d. Cougle & Co. saadler..
lost $4,000. Chas. Hopkins so 600: W. W
Volume, 900; 4. Mailing. job printer. $40.
900; Geo. Vaughn. $4,000; L. Hubbard
$4,000. Many others lost sums of greater mr.
less magnitude. Senator Corbett's brick c,r-
ner of Alder and Front. and two bricks north
of it are also destroyed; loss not ascertained
At Que time the destruction Of the whole CITY
seemed to be threatened, but change of the
wind. driving the fire back directly upon III,
burnt district enabled the fremen to overcor,.
1t, and thus avert still greater calamity.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-01-02

A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fellow who is eyidsn.
y suheri"g from an acute attack of caooethe,
scr'oendi, and who signs himself ..Payette :,
stopped over in the Statesman. on. dav l,s,
week. Where +" rayette's" true place of abode
IS. and what the name, title and decr.. J.,
"nicn ne Is known to men, are matters he.
longing to that class Of unimportant mysteries
70 the solution Of which we cannot affara =,
devote time. But when "payette" made III.
statement that there is no local paper pub.
i'shed IN Boise Basin which will entertain mr.
prcmuigatc any Idea which does not com,or,
with Its policies and interests" (the italic. md
quotations. are his) he stated that which he did
not Know to be true, and which s exactly the
reverse OF true. And if "Payette" will take
inc trouble TO 80 to some Of his neiehbors and
borrow few copies Of the WoRrp. and road
them, he will end it ahead of him in tho .dvo
cacy vi the very reforms Of which he ha. 90
lately become the champion. Indeed. so ia
'o'ea Is Tue WORLD to every species of reform
which Is ielt to be for the best interests Of n.
sno'e people, that il "Payctte " will lust s,od
us efias'ons along, and they are found upoo
.erusa.' 70 contain even one valuable sueee,. |
ion' they will be published; and the man...
nenI OF this paper will feel themselve. ann
'en''y rewarded for so doing in having bee.
in the dissemination Of hi. v;rtn
u' thouehts among the people.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-01-02

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIupv
IN sealed proposals will be receives "a
Of County Commissioners of Boise ~. y D
Court House. in Idaho City. on e''l'l
Tussday, January 7. ls7a
1t 2 O'Clock. p. H.. Of said day ~, -,
taking care Of the INDECENT sick. coun,~ po'F&
and insane of Boise County Tor the ., p0w.
Bids TO be ~ follows, 70 wit. 11uiag
One bid for the board lodging. nur.,,
ing for the INDECENT sick. coua,y poor 1910
sane OF Boise County. including the hn.ss,e
Of all INDECENT sick. county poor. idio,l.A els
who may die in said Boise County. for a,. aaa
January ii, I6-a oAe !1uA
One bid for medical attendance ard fn-.....
icines for the INDECENT sick. county ,oa.
insane Of Eoise County. and for hodny ~. .sss
examinations on all who may die In ths c. g
pitAl Ct said county. aud tor all pos, more aa
ations made NJ tue county seat OF sse ~. e
where the same would be chareabie "a =. Y !
for ono year from January III, is73 1s
Bidders msy include the above fwa ..,,
in one bid II SO desired.
Parties receiving the contracts will he -,
enter tie same 10 writing. and file honas
proved security IN the sum OF s2npo eses a
IL one persen receives the eonsrac, to- 49, "
Visions 4 A STEVENSON.
l. +. LANDING. Gs
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-01-02
LEAVE OF ABsExcE-Ia look;ro o, !.

LEAVE OF ABsENcE.-Ia looking over the
Statesman Of Dec. 3lst we were grati6ed Il,
observe that the editor of this paper, in con.
junction with sod Hill." of the Owyhee Aro
.Iancte, had been granted leave of absence hv
me Legislature. We may now have the graf.
a4cation Of laying before the readers Of the
yyORLp az editorial correspondence, occasion
sily. = pleasure which has been mostly denied
~ heres..fere.i
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-01-02
SusrAINs Us.-We publish communica-
finn in this issue, from the pen of a citizen OF

SusrAINs Us.-We publish communica
tiou. in this issue, from the pen of citizen
our city, who is gentleman of intelligence
and familiar with the subject, workings ant
usefulness of railroads, and whose opinions
are. therefore, valuable. 1t will be seen thai
the writer fully sustains the position OF the
WORLD in relation to tho absolute aud press
ing necessity of railroad, or railroads, into ou'
Territory, as also in relation to our ability 10
build such roads, as we think very large ms
.ior;ty of our people would, if, like QUE cores
l.pondent, they were to give utterance to their
thoughts and feeling on the matter. OF course
the building of railroad would give rise to
financial embarrassment Of moro or less Sc
rious nature; but we think, and we believe
the history of the CREST West daring tho past
twenty years justi6es us 10 50 thinking. that a
few years of railroad operation in Idaho
would so augment our population. 80 increase
the business of the Territory, and 90 greatly
swell the amount of its taxable property, that
we could pay any sum we should be called upon
to pay with much greater facility than we
now meet the expenses Of our Territorial gov
ernment We are glad to feel that we are
supported by those who have an abiding inter
est in the welfare of Idaho. aud to believe
that the day is not distant when Idaho will
have-as all of the rest of the civilized world
already has-a railroad. The present session
Of the Legislature may not and, indeed, so far
rs we are at present advised, we think will do
nothing in the matter; but the necessity for
railroad from Salt Lake to Portland exists,
and it will be built, if not with the aid of Ida
no, without it. Nearly the whole of the dis
rance is over and near by one of the best farm
ing and grazing sections on the Pacific coast,
comprising Snake river valley and the numer-
Gus smaller valleys tributary 10 it-Powder
river valley, Grand ROnde Umatilla and the
great Walla WaIla valley, and after that the
valley of the Columbia-all of these must and
will be developed, for civilization needs their
products, and those products will find their
thing to encourage and further the building OF
q road. then the builders will locate it to suit
themselves, and it will not be built near Boise
Basin nor Boise City, but in all probability
will follow down the south side Of Snake riv-
err as that route would be but little longer, and
the expense Of two great bridges would be
saved to the company. Idaho contains, within |
herself. the material with which to build up
great and prosperous State, if her citizens Will
but avail themselves of the advantages offered
them; and We believe they will and that a few
years will place Idaho second only to California,
among the States of the Pacific
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-01-02

so"ooI FUND ArroaT1oxxxxr.-The follov,n, =.
:" abstract OF the apportionmens Of the .choo, =.
reported 70 the once Of the superintendent, ). :,
territorial Treasurer. Dec. 10 1872. y 'no
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-01-02

p... .nrHfs. Tennessee. bank, J. ]. Mnr,h~
a..rt. a mt nae suspended. Liabilities, $40 6