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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-15
DALLAS COUNTY,

$40 acres, miles v Of itntchrns the Amp Stokes
survey, prairie aud timber, price 50 per acre
30 acres, Is miller of Dallas, part of the G. W
Shaw survey, timber, price 50 per acre.
1856 acres, 4 miles N W of Dallas part of tho i,
Denton survey, timber, price " per acre.
800 acres, IL miles s of Dallas, the j. ). Jones
survey, prairie and timber, price 50 per mere.
60 acres 10 mills NV Of Dallas, timber, So per
acre.
80 acres 10 miles west of Dallas part of tho Thos.
Collins survey, prairie IS per acre
1875 acres IA miles east Of Dallas, the VIM Bryan
survey, tlmher, e per acre.
100 acres miles north Of Dallas part ofthc Blcd'
soc survey, prairie, at 800 per acre.
36S acres, miles south Of Dallas, part Of the Levi
Dixon league prairie and timber at 81 50 per acre.
l73 acres mills south Of Dallas, pat of tho Levi
Dixon league, prairie, Mt 81 50per acre.
1920 scres l4f miles east of Dallas, the Co rnsius
Vernay survey, prairie, at W per acre.
~ acres 8 miles west OF Dallas, part of tho d. A
Leonard survey, vt IS 80 per acre.
so acres miles west of Dallas, part Of the d. A.
Leonard survey. at 90 5uper acre.
100 acres miles Northwest Of Dallas, part Of the
y. Derbin survey, timber, at s. 80 per acre.
IFS acres IL miles east of Dallas, part of tho j.,
johnson survey, prairie, at 81 80 per acre,
1872 acre II miles east Of Dallas, part of the W.
Lautham survey, timber, at 50 pc, acre.
TO acres, y miles Southwest of Dallas,'pa of
the ". Merrel survey, prairie, at SS 20 per acre.
300 acres ga miles Southwest Of Dallas, part Of
the lsryey CLARK survey prairie aud timber, at 50 so
per acre,
37H acres eight miles sonih of Daaspart of the
A. d. Howard survey, prairie AID timber at 81 per
nGre.
340 acres 9miles northwest Of Dallas, part Of the
Crockett survey, prairie and timber, vt "a 80 por
acre
FARMS IN DALLAS COUNTY.
100 acres miles east Of Brrckinridgo, +. Mop sur
yey 80 acres in cultivation ut $50 peraCre
$50 acras lmes north of Dallas, 100 acres in cult
walton, good orchard at $1,000
$40 acres miles southwest of Dallas 200 acres in
cultivation, 40 acres PASTURE good dwell ling, tep-
ant houses, barn, stable, Sc Gin, small saw and
grist-ml, ut $S0o0,
l2O acres miles northwest Of Dallas 80 acres in
cultivation, story house, at $1,000
2bO acres miles north Of Dallas, 100 acres in cnl.
tiyntilb at 800 M mar nrr,,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-24

IDAHO FaziGavs.-The advertisement Of Mr. r. r.
Al'I, Forwarding and Commission Merchant st To.
ana Nevada vii! be found In our columns this morn
Ing lie writes ia that the road to Toana II In nne
condition, and that be keeps on hand . good supply
" DOTH Ok ADD mule teams. which enables him to
handle Idaho ireishss promptly and ship goods ~
IA; ;hey arrive q, .ha loves, rates of freight Mr.
AA'1 "a veil aud tavorably known throughout the
'noe upper country. and from his long 'cxperisncs
III ae i'sishsing business Is prepared 70 push for
N1o Sishou; delay all freights inssnded for this sec
md consignees.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-24
~ and County.

=, saturday. May ID, there
Aseties .n,,c auction. on the premises in the
rubs sold a.I,o.sce bookstore. Ill the household
,r Of tho ..;,urs in the residence formerly 90
nd hs'nsn NJ. Burkest, consisting OF psraor'
copied BY A' .;..hen furniture. carpets. crockery
BEDROOM 'nu ..ovss, cooking utensils. mirrors
nd queen. .,a bedding. ETC.. etc. General Wuin'
shin' 0'd' chief will manage the sale. and per
Austonesl S..,.;,s would do well 70 be on hand
spns ds..' lime Of which due notice viii b given
,r,rnptY w -
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-24

AsE SASK AND AssAr oTrrcE--The Agency Of the
National Bank, in this city, In again In full blast
1Aue' 'as Management Of Mr.. W. II. Pope. with Mr..
v. AEoeber A. assayer. who takes the place Of Mr..
s0ffs's who has gone 10 Salt Lake City. Mr. Pops
'"o'oush business man. an accommodating gen.
@''AA0 and one who possesses the confidence OF our
Y'p'e' while Mr.. Kroebcr Is proficient in the -.
'"s ou1ness. The branch bank in this city IL in
pe'Aaoe to the business interests OF the Basin,
- We are glad to see It under the control and man
"'~ea' OF gentlemen who have resided 20 long In
Our midst.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-24

Rxrrxxxp.-on las, Saturday Mr.. d. D. kifnmei re-
turned by private conveyance from Boise City, whence
he h.A zone to meet his wife and ssep-daushter.
u,.. H.p,n Who have just arrived from San Fran
cisco. Mrs. Kimmei spent the winter ~ '"e nay
and - an addition 70 our social c'rc'e o'"s" U.s..
with her TO Idaho her daughter. m accomplished
young lady, who viass the Basin for tho nrs' ''me
and which Will probably be her home 10 the i"'"fe'
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-24

Social AND OLD FASHIONED We had the good
iune to Be presen! =: social party II the residence
Of Mr. J. C. FoI IN this city. night last week. -
take par. in VIA. is termed an old fashioned sugar
Ing or" the frs. OF the kind xe attended. Mr..
Fox brought cut from Ohio. las, Fall. large quaint
ty Of maple sugar, and before the supply wAs ex'
hsGssed be and bis estimahse wife invited !e~
friends to regular Old style gathering. which. in 81
ar camps Is called ..sugaring on.. from the fAci
TIA; hey boil down The sugar At the wind up Of the
season. and the guests have = good time generally
Mr. aud Mrs. Fox had provided MI excellent cola
ton tor their guests and most pleasant and socsa
bic svauing vas passed by those who we're In attend
Mcs
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-24

TIE GxA'L 3. =. LEE MonulxExr. The Grand
monument to The memory o. Gent Lac ID now r.pid-
y being constructed under the direction and AKIN of
Prof Valentine And n order to complete il at the
earliest possible day Ia Executive Committee Of the
Leo Memorial Assooiation. of Lexington, ". which
y composed Of suoA distinguished men q GEM
Psndieton. Gent Terry. Hon. WIN. Mclaughlin. Col
Preston Johnson. cAaG Davidson. and others. have
authorised tho publication and sale OF perfect ne
stss steel engraved portrait Of Gent Leo. The pro.
ceeds Of ts sale to - applied IN furherance Of the
object Of this Associaton namely: to the erection OF
. monument to the memory Of Gent r. i. Leo. q
tho Warrington and Lee University, Lexington. W.
The portrait win b sold only BY subscription,
through regular authorised agents. Every subscriber
for the portrait win receive certificate signed BY
tho Secretary and Chairman q the Lee Memorial An.
sociation. We commend This portrait to the public
and hope some good energetic man will secure the
agency In this section in order to help on the good
WORK. Aessxs. w. W. Bostwick Co.. Nos. lit 4
ITO West Fourth Street. Cincinnati. Ohio. have been
constituted and appointed General Managers of Agon
cieA and any communications addressed to them
for circulars terms. and certificates win receive
prompt attention.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-24
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects OF Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood
restored. Imredsmenss TO Marriage removed. New
method of treatment New and remarkable remedies.
Books aud Circulars sent free in scaled envelopes.
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. South
Ninth ST., Philadelphia Pam Institution having
a high reputation for honorable conduct and pro-
fsss,onal skill IAprii3ma
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-24

rsox PIONEER MIR. Frank Gavird. OF Fionee'
CITY paid short visit to his old friends on this sids
Of the Basin. few days ago. He informed W thai
they bad plenty Of sno~ At Hoge and T" WAS q
pecsed tina, several companies would commence ~os
in few days Cold nights had keeps the water BACK
bu, tho weather was undertaking. and people ~er'
getting ready to commence work on their claims
once.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-24

AcxxowIEpoAxxrs.-wc acknowledge tho receipt.
under ,he frank Of Hon. A. q. Thurman. OF the
speech Of that distinguished Senator delivered In the
United States Senate. on March isth ON the Caldwell
case We have read 1. with much pleasure. and And
IL an able exposition Of the right and power OF inc
Senate to examine Into the elections. q"aiihea'oh'
and returns Of il members. and The e1sen' 10 ~hseh
such examination may DO carried.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-24

IxsrExTIxo STOVE pfrEx-City Constable John ".
Reel. wao has been depuxed by Sheriff Bradford for
tia, purpose In now engaged. in company With Fire
Commissioners Thomas smith. In examining the dues
aud s.ovcpipcs throughout The tosn We hope
they viii 10 their work thoroughly. - Cinnamon are
proycrbA for their carcsssness In properly project
ing their ssovc-pspcs. All the great nrc* In ldahe
city have happened In the Spring. and Too maei
caution cannot DO used 10 prevent repetition O
former disastrous conaagrssions- Another are hk'
those Of 'es and 81 would wipe out Idaho Cisy com
plescly.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-24

A"Al roa sALE--Mr. H. p. Isascs sdvcrtises for
~ un ssorehouse In Boise City, 10000 gallons
q o's distilled whisky. II In the pure juice Of
~s sf'in made ssMr Isaac. dis.ilery. in Boise Val.
'"'' unlike the California article, II contains no
o. deeserious ingredients foreign 70 tho pure
~ ~. "aeii It is offered 1t much cheaper rates
80, 'An % procured elsewhere. and wholesale or
-. Ue>'ers VIII find II TO their advantage TO call
where. 's'S''
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-24

nurn.cr.-Mr. Greene Martin. OF
l'ax 0 ..m, in nom Banner District. several days
God nl' ~.,roed on last Tuesday. He and his
~ nu h.su At work on their quartz Lodges
p''nei. .n.,rs Winter. and have oomplstsd their
aans ~ .,~, work. Their tunnel In tho Miami u
~ t.et and the ledge presents every indica
nov s.ns enc Of the best yet discovered In the
DON v Tns snow 10 about ave feet deep in that
''an'' N. country. and. - everything indicates
's' 50. s.-ns has opened. Messrs. Martin Co. have
n'. an their quartz lodges. and intend resum
aa on their placer claims at Walkers Dissinss'
ns .,;,,s bsyona Gold Hill. The water is rapidly
;ns in he various streams in that section and MI
n''. ;,,,,m, us that there Is more water nov than
49,, =. this time last year. and he thinks they
- NV. .,ually - good mining season At Walker
.'..;,,s a. they had last year. During the heavy
.,,upa here six weeks ago. II showed eonenu-
E p,rnsr District At one time the storm contin'
-, ,n,u, six days. and adding three feet OF fresh
-. 4, ,h,. already on the ground. Besides having
:, ou.r,r, the boys have some good placer dig
49,. :, TIA, section. from which we hope to hear o
-. ,s.Briss handsome returns during the mining
season.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-24

rvv Rr,s RuN FLoop-Thc mining operations IN
Bsa- Run are sending down Hood Of sand and sedi'
usu, which is rapidly allIns up the dat ON Eli
.,sss opuosi,e town. but the principal portion o!
,,xr !. nroteced from the overflow by means Of the
.r,.usm,nt or dam erected across the bar below
,s- mouth Of Bear Run gulch. That portion OF the
c.. however. which Fronts 81 Elk crceA !" sanos'"s
severely from The hood OF water ana sah"' wu'c"
su-,Ouudrs number Of buildings and niling np the
CALAIS Road Supervisor Chase and Mr.. Gansy and
thar dwellings surrounded by water. aud the lsScs
md Of Chinatown Is pretty well inundated. while shs
yogrp os cellar contains from three to four feet 81
u,er. lis considerable Of nuisance. but wha'
snI be cured must be endured: and In . mining
CAMP the miners mus. mine.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-24

AnAr,so NUISANCE. old Van Wrinkle hume
reaching from East Ill., across Elk creek. 70 b"en'
vista bar. has long been eye-sore and paoiic n"
lance. but becoming 1t length useless. WORK na'
been commenced tearing II down. and the lumber y
hing us.d for various purposes: portion Of II II
building . plank crossing over More creek. 81 TN
lower cnd Of town.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-24

Ana otnof IeaolnG european cltlos.
We purchase Gold Dust. Gold and Silver Bullion.
Quartermasters checks and Vouchers. and Drafts or
Certificates Of deposit issued by Eastern. California
or Oregon Banks;
Buy Territorial and County Warrants and Bonds;
Keep Revenue Stamps for sale:
Make collections all points in the United States
and all business connected with general Banking will
receive prompt attention.
We agents for the sale Of Passenger Tickets for
all the regular mail steamers between New York and
London. Liverpool. Bremen. Hamburg. Havre aud
Antwerp.
Persons desirous OF sending for friends in any part
Of Europe procure tickets Of and secure their
passage to New York. thus saving the expense aud
risk Of sending money for that purpose.
The highest price paid for Gold and Silver Bars,
either in Coin or Currency.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-24

- ron ths very best Photograph. 60 g bradley
i Ru,onou's 0allsry without sTAIRs-AsCEND -
THr xIxyAToA ~ Meatgensv ssTsss -
ysanGtsco
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-24

rro,xrrp.-On lass Saturday the Miners Brewery
was reopensd, and. having been rspsanseo sno nAe.
up. IL presents quite nest appearance .nA
Z nov ready 70 supply tho public with No. l. lager
his own make: and, = brewer. he can't DO oes'
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-24

Our Assay Once Ii under the supervision OF
Mr.. r. W. Kaoxpgn. and we are prepared to make
returns Of Assays Of Dust, Bullion and Ore In six
hours and 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 10 this once for Assay.
and returns made the following day:
Madigan csnnadys.. Pioneer City.
J. v. II. WITT .Piacerville
Con HeAley Co....................6 Granite Greek.
J. u. Duke Co.. .Ccnscrvtile
g. W. MOORE 4 90.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-24

MAr1crous MiscmEY-Justicc Wickcrsnam' on
yesterday, issued warrant Of arrest for A. Au.
psr ana eight or tan Cinnamon. charged wi'n "An
c,ous mischief in cutting down reservoir or Dam
IN. hesd Of ditch On Henry creek. The sxsm'ns
tinn viu probably take plsce to-day.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-24

Courps'r GET BAcx.-Major J. b. Taylor went "
poise CITY last week. intending 70 return In lew
a.vs bu. We ere sorry TO learn that no has fallen
v,c,m N tho .epixootic," and is laid up as Harts
Exchange or 1t Agnews' Livery Stable we nsssn
learned which. Mai calls Il rheumatism We nope
n see him back sound and hearty again IN lew Gays
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-24

sxrxrxo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS miners Arrived
hare. last week, from Owyhse in search OF employ
mens They report but little work being done IN the
ovvhes mines. and times. generally duller than w.
nal IN that section. They win doubtless and imme
dl.,n smulovment in the Basin.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-24

TrArxa-We are under obligations to our frienda
NJ Iehn Merrill, OF Csntsrvils. for late Colorado
pepsrs and Mr.. Sam Stewart Of this city Tor lase
number of the Yreka Journal
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-24

AZ FIRE DzpAnrxxxr.-The house for the hose
ua .ss having been removed 70 the foot Of East
n. o" toe Reservoir. Mr.. John Real, City Consta-
n'o The nre apparatus put in good order. and
ao,s , tne hose from the carriage With the PEN
A.. n -a'ns from the reservoir 20 that in case Of
nose Will be reeled Oh while the carriage IL
run 70 the scene Of the are, and water csn b
'ufned On immediase,v.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-24

Elk CREEK cnossIxG.-The foosbridee across Elk
creek ., the lower end Of Wall street. was partially
overlooked. . few days ago. with water. sand aud
sediment from Bear Run gulch aud from the dam at
the head OF Buena Vista ditch which broke away last
saturday morning. The Buena Vista Mining Com
pany promptly employed men and sat them at work
raising the walk about six eight feet aud have or.
derr il raised that height and repaired It's entire
length across the dat ~ their own expense. Fer
their prompsness and hberaiity In 50 doing they are
entitled 10 the thank. Of the community. a. II the
best and most convenient crossing. and Is favoTse
promenade with onr town folks
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-24

peor,.,. AAsxxT.-The Advertisement q the
mo.r,. market WIN Be found In our columns this
rud.a. M j. K. Reed. the proprietor, = m old
DIV -. .ad proposes 70 remain with N and sup
nor.s %.tkss with Tho best quality Of bss9. pork.
'' mans. bacon. and wild game when in season.
turn : 8. Z. ooldszap and his wife -.
vh.,. :. - week. from thsir cid home n lndiana.
c,n,..-.r nave spsnt u wintR, ma wsnt ovse 4
nue. On iass Thuzs1ay.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-24

TIE wEATzIR.- Tho weather has been very change.
able during the past weak. with neutrality-suspicious.
that old Winter loves 70 finger In the lap Of Spring.
until the hoary old simmer has become bore and .
nuisance. On last Friday. Saturday and Sunday We
had pleasant weathsr. but on Monday It was cold,
and clustering. with rain. followed by and
on Tuesday wshad more snow. though none remained
on the ground. while yesterday was pleasant sun
shiny day. During he rain storm In town. We un.
derstand that II showed quite heavily up Elk and
Moro creeks, and Tia mountains surrounding u
give evidence OF having doaned another heavy coat
Of winter raiment Mining operations are in full
blast In every direction around Idaho City and there
an abundance Of water for everybody the bitches
ara all running TO their FUN capacity. The miners
are pushing forward work with vim determined TO
lose no time during this the miners harvest season.
and in the Of couple Of weeks new life will
be impaired to all branches of trade. and the sringen
cy in tho money market be relieved by means Of the
golden harvest now being gathered from our mines.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-04-24

But very few of those indebted to
the old firm of Vantine & Co. have
come forward and paid their accounts
or notes: "Time's utmost limits will
soon be passed." and then will come
the Law. Pay up and avoid trouble.
Yours, truly,
June 6, 1s72tf q. W. 0RAxS.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-03-20
New Church EdiGce.

Dir. John Meyer has just shown us the
plan for the new Lutheran Church as
dawn by himself, and accepted by the
trustees, which is about as good plan
as can be got up FOR the accommodation
of lrage congregation and fine appear
ance of the ediice, at the same time to be
as cheaply built as is compatible with the
strength and beauty adequate to such a
building.
This church is to be built of brick on
d stone foundation.
The length Of the building including
Steegle and Sacristy is IS feet, the width
rs feet. the height from floor to ceiling in
The center 80 feee' sae side walls % feet
high. The steeple is 20 be IS feet square,
It's walls viii be 50 feet high and thespire
Y feet, making totalheightof 152 feet.
The steeple, projecting from the mid
die OF the front, will contain the hall and
stairs on two sides to the galleries which
are to be built on three sides inside
There viii be ample seating room for
twelve hundred persons.
The whole building has been given in
contract to Mr.. Meyer for S13, 900, which
IS very low, and is good evidence of the
strong interest which the contractor takes
In the progress of his church and OF the
personal sacrifice ne is willing to make
for its benefit.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-03-20

According to notice, Teachers Meet
ing was held in the First Ward School
House, City Of AIanitowoc, on March
18th.
Meeting being called to order, /. n.
Stewart was elected President, and t. L.,
Clary, Secretary.
The first exercise, How to teach pu-
pills the meaning and use Of words, was
to be conducted by MIR. Price, who being
absent. it took the form of general dis
cussion, each teacher giving his or her
views on the subject.
Among the various methods presented
were the following: First teach the
idea, then the word which is the sign
o. that idea.
Second, use Of the same word in differ
ent sentences.
Third, using the word in connection
with certain objects.
Fourth, by means of synonyms, words
of opposite meaning, &c
Fifth, by derivation and definitions.-
The three first to be used in teaching
pupils reading in the First. Second, and
Third Readers
The two latter to be used principally
in teaching older scholars.
One advantage to be derived from
such a variety of methods, is that when
the pupil fails to understand the meaning
Of word by one method, other methods
can be tried.
Methods of teaching div of fractions,
was next in order. Mr. Mulholland con
Quoted this exercise. He presented sew
erat methods of teaching this rather COM
plicated subject. and recon mended thar
the shortest and most easily understood
method should be used in teaching very
young pupils. Then followed discus
sion of the various methods. during
which many pertinent remarks were
made in regard to correct expression III
operations
This subject was pretty thoroughly
discussed, aud the prevailing opinion
eemed TO be. that in teaching by rue
the desired results are not attained.
As some of the teachers who were to
conduot exercises were absent, the pre-
gramme was not exactly followed.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The afternoon session was anlivened
by the arrival of number of teachers
from the country. who were determined
20 attend the meeting. notwithstanding
the badness of the roads and the incle
mency of the weather.
Relative Pronouns being the next
topic. the teachers went TO work with
viii One method presented was that
the meaning and Office should be first
aseertained by asking the public various
questions
The principle, chat the teacher should
have the pupils tell ell necessary facts in
relation to a subject, and he mention
only what is absolutely necessary, was
pretty generally followed in all the dis
cussions.
The Seasons having now arrived in
their regular or3er, Nh. ]. c. Smith
proceeded 10 gave his method of pre-
senting the subject. he commenced by
first. defining the words, Spring, Sum
mer, Autumn Il ! all, and Winter
Second, direct oas, u, f"rr &c.
Third, relation Of tie oa,th to the sun
and MOON, m lesa. d to size, and distance