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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-07-17
A California Rancho.

The following descriptian of a Cali
fornia rancho of vast extent and great
productiveness is supplied by the Sacra-
mento Union of June %: d" DIR. Glenn,
of Colusa county, owns a rancho which
contains nearly $4,000 acres. 1t en-
braces frontage of eighteen miles on
the Sacramento river, and extends back
about five miles, 1t isieelesed and dl-
vit1eti by 14e- 111ilcs of fencing. One
tenant, G. w. Hoog, rents and cult1-
Yates about 10, 600 acres of the land, and
the Gupton Brothers cultivate an equal
portion Some Is, 900 acres are rented
out to number of farmers who work on
smaller scale. At the present time
farming operations are going on on his
rancho at lively rate, as the work oi
harvesting is progressing rapidly. Hooe
is engaged in cutting 1000 acres OF
wheat and barley. The crop will this
year yield about twenty bushels per acre
of wheat. In favorable seasons the
yield has been about thirty five bushels
The yield of barley is considerably
larger. The total crop viii amount tc
nearly 180, 900 bushels. He is thrash
ing his grain with one of Cases 4S-inct
cylinder thrashing machines, which Ii
run by twenty-horse power steam en-
gine. To supply this machine requires
six large-sized headers and elghteefer
header-wagons, all of which require the
labor of 11O horses and 50 men. Th'
machine has thrashed five sacks of bar
ley per minute, at which rate it has rul
for an hour and half in succession. I
has also thrashed thirty sacks of whea
in seven minutes. It will require abou
six weeks to thresh the entire crop
These are the operations of Hoog alone
Gupton Brothers have an equally larg
crop, and are driving business on abou
the same scale. The smaller tenant
are equally we'll employed"
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-07-17

PROFESSOR said student in pur-
suit of knowledge concerning the habits
of animals, "why does a cat, while eat
ing, turn her head first one way and then
the other ?'' "For the reason" replied
the professor, GO that she cannot turn it
both WAYS at once"
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-07-17
BEFORE AND AFrEn mARR1AeE.

GENTLEMAN BEFORE MARRIAGE.
My dearest duck, my sweetest girl,
love you most sincerely;
I'd rather own this sunny curl
Than win fortune yearly;
This little hand, soft and white,
Was only made for kisses;
This little form, SO frail and Light,
Was made for gauzy dresses.
I'll keep my Kate span of grayF,
A carriage and pony;
I'll go with her to balls and plays,
And never speak of money;
For I'll buy romance new,
Attending to her pleasure, so.,
And poems, bound in gold and blue,
I'll order for my treasure.
Our lives shall be but one sweet dream
OF love and sunny weather,
No adverse wave shall cross the stream
OF welded bliss forever!
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-07-17
AFTER MARRIAGE.

You always talk of plays and balls,
You are forever flirting,
And scribbling rhymes and making calls,
And never make up shirting;
You smile in every whiskered face,
You chase allsilly fashions;
You load in Jewels, haunt in lace,
And show your angry passionsI
The baby's left to cry and moan, = -
I've ne'er decent dinner;
You drag me out, you call me down
am ahen-pecked sinner,
An abject slave-I tell you SO!
Madam your folly,s ended,
You shall not fiirt,- and go-and go
I'm weary and offended.
I'm going to areading-room-
I'll join club thereafter
So-mend your manners-stay at home,
And dry your eyes with laughter!
LADY BEFORE MARRIAGE.
feel a very solemn sense
OF all a woman's duty,
To keep within the door-yard fence,
Unmindful of her beauty;
To share her husbands grief and care,
But, in his shadow walking,
Content to mind her own affairs,
Be reverent when he's talking.
'Tis plain our maker did design as
That women should be humble
Not given to looks nor dressing fine,
Which makes them fret and grumble.
Those novels are pernicious things,
To feed imagination;
All filed with angels shorn wings =
To me they are vexntion-
Dear Willianl, as your welded wife
never mean to tease you,
! My aim and pride all through my life
Shall only be to please you!
s-% AFTER MARRIAGE. -
Bill come Town stairs know you can,
The baby has the collie
The way you shirk your duties, man,
+ is truly diabolic;
The nurse has such blundering way
She cannot stop his crying,
And as for me, I'm housed all day
Till am almost dying!
Ann run and bring my velvet Bacque,
My parasol and bonnet;
I'm going to Messsrs. Black,
The printers, with sonnet
have no time to write nor read
But while he tends the baby,
You, Sarah, take this book with speed
Across to Mrs. Maybe;
Ak sher to lend me Hugo's last
In change for Loves Dilemma
There, Bill-don't rock so horrid fast
You'll wake my darling Emma!
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

Is ruE-Nr. Thomas Barry. one OF our leading
ns:aAa,s expects daily immense stock Of staple
ND hacy groceries, clothing. which he makes .
speciality Of: gents. adies'. misses and children
Ss md shoes o, h.es. styles earpesing. wall paper.
WIDOW shade. hardware. iron and steel. qulckssivcr.
ns u sizes paints. oils. glass. patent medicines.
Rn Barry Is determined TO keep on hand the best
s't IN the Basin, and not TO be undsrSoid by any
ID: hose; and to those ~ho pay cash he will sell
IYecL rates
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

NEw PrsiicATioxa-Mr. 8. c. Silsby. At the Post
once Bookstore. has just received from the East
couple Of new books that Of interesting char
acter. 1.-THE Rocky Mountain Saints by T. B. II
ssenhouse. gives the history Of Mormonism. com
ple,c from the nrs, revelation OF Jo Smith down &c
about the last OF Brigham Young. As srenhouss
Mas for many years a Mormon Eldcr. he ought &c
know something about the Mormons. The oshe,
book entitled sparkics from Saratoga" sy Sophie
sparkI-s. and from It's tito evidently por.rays the
frvoles and fashions and gossip OF tina, celebrated
watering place. silsby IL ready to oil orders 70,
either O! the publications.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

SwISpLx--Thc Stafesmaa advertises. gratuit
ously. . fellow whom 1t dubs Count Burlington,
who II travelling with swindlng lottery game. Tn,
duck has made his appearance in Idaho. and spreal
bis tricks on list Monday evening. catching 4 few
sudecons. He repudiates any such charge Of being
in the "orphan 4" business. aud accounts for III.
Ssases~d~ article By saying that tho editor los, 81,
bits At the game. &c We haven't invested. and are
therefore, capable Of giving unpreudiced opinion
which 10 that the fellow 10 bigger blk than the
Ssases~as calls him. person investing two bits bal
one chance out OF thirteen to win II all the ticket.
thirteen in number-are sold. al but one lose and
the blk makes ak bits anyhow. Finding tina, h.
could do nothing here he left. yesterday. for the
other side Of The Basin. where VIC may REASONABLE,
hope to hear Of his machine being bagged and him
kettled.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

A caAxax-Mr. wm- Lsdd. tho accommodating
driver on the Boise and Idaho Stage Line. informs
u tina, tho trip from Boise City through to Placer
vile having proven rather too severe ask for him
self and Charley Downey. the stage company has
arm, Phil Pencil. q we'll. known ribbon holder.
formerly an old resident of the Basin BACK TO Dis
old stamping ground to drive from this place across
the Basin Phil IL On accommodating and expert
driver and the company Is fortunate in securing him
on this end OF the line.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

PoaraAyrs or GExgsAL LEE- E. W. Jones.
OF this once. has been appointed by Messr~. W. W
Bos,wiek Co. Of Cincinnati agent at this place tot
the sale Of the splendid steel engraved portraits o
General Robert T. Lee. the great Confederate Chief
tain. Tho portraits are the best aud most h!e'hkt
ever executed and sold only bv subscription a
IS each. All admirers Of tho grea, Southern leader
Who cherish his memory. should contribute towards
erecting monument over his remains by purchasing
one Of these portraits.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

IR EusY L Co-Soms OF the nnsss codnsh We
lar. .r., seen have jus, been received at Nessrs j.
. r,.,, + 90 =. direct from the East: also some
in. worssr sugareured hans and family groceries
n III binds. They arc nov running regular line
st.;eA, ,.sus between this place and Kelson. usiug
d. s,ebss.sd rsh (. Bro 3 new wagons. which are
ua b he best nov offered for sale to tho public.
.s,. mad. especially .or heavy frrigh,ins carrying
400 poauis each J. B. Emery & Co are agents for
he uk Il these wagons. IS also for the Buckeye
ssusr snd Mover. and for Case L Co.'S Racine
lsrssaer al Of which are recognized ~ the best
machines in use Any one desiring . nrssclAss
rsuu OF any Of the machines named can be supplied
BY calling oc. or sending in their orders TO. J. D.
Emery Co. Of this city.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

srarcx Ir-Mr. D. B. Kimmel. the jeweler on
Main street. desiring . cellar e1eavased under M
store let the job 70 Mr.. r. c. Porter. who employed
.evsr>l Cinnamon and set them TO work. The ground
under the house has neyer been worked out' ana "'
Porter has se, string Of slaces near the 1901 o.
Commercial street and 10 washing the dirt excavssed
Al all the ground on which tho town Is built ina
wa mined in early days. proved TO be rich, Mr. Por
ter has ev,dsnsy struck IL in finding piece that WA
not mined out
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

Sorsz' TIE AaAsTRA--Mr K. p. Pio~mAn Ia,
PGraased o! Captain J. J. Walker bis arsstra and
ssa'a lode 90 OF near Illinois gulch. and has com.
Asa''d work on the mine. Al Mr.. PiowmAn II Z
s'''aSA miner Of considerable experience. We hope
nass good sceoun, from, tia, section when the
0'Us ssaa' up. The ledge boush, by Mr.. Plow'
4NH'ae hat vas discovered by Captain Walker
S'e' rear ago. and son. very rich rock ha,
80 asen out Of IT. and when developed moro fully
~4'a!xh 40 abundant supply OF rich ore.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

v,v,xrrl-TAs religious ssnument O
oa nv vhich had become somewhat dor
~ ~ .,...d ON last Sunday BY IN eloquent
~ M, a. D. Strong. the newly arrived
sss'' ~. -. u.,hodiss Episcopal church. Who hai
sinister ..;a.nes in our city. The Introductory
sls~ ~. ,.v minister appears to have greatly
sfn@ ~ hard it; and the Court room ~
r''a !. ,,mo., capacity. both during tho morn
u" ling ,srvioes. In the evening Elder
" ~ ..,.Aed. and his sermon 10 also highly
sss. y, s,rone is accompanied BY HE family
es. !. Welcome them - valuable additions 70 the
no 80, :. AZ Idaho; and hope they may Ind shsi'
rl..s,u, and An agreeable one.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

"H--Aessrs Ike Curry and A. J. Grimm. Of
-, u'' anved here on last Sunday. and after
:. '''s sifa old friends le!s for Piacerville. on
We didn't learn whether they vere out on
's % nah'ng expedition. but presume they
.Sau0s 'or place where there IL no Sunday
A.. ee- IL looks rather singular. however. that
=. S'a ''s'o" this interesting little lottery game
%sns ioeR '''' wes"s '"s'
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

,., .,p CoMxlssioN. eau Astentaon
advertisement in our columns this morn.
wv 49,. psinhart Bros. Forwarding and Com.
I.,. Merchants It winnemucea. Nevada. They
A ~S,Al. men, we'll known to our basiness COM
-, and enjoying superior facilities to any other
49,. =. nm, prspArsd with any number Of teams
: e,,,ca al goods consigned to them for any por'
=, An, Territory. John Carrey's new road nom
,,...n,e.. 70 Boise Valley Is now completed. and.
-. .,,,,s., and mos, direc, route to the rail.
=, an, merchants. on account Of the change Of
..,., ,,r;s By the c. p X. r. Co.. will md II to
~, ,a>u,,se 70 ship through Msssrs- hesnhArs
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

pusx wsnEY,-Mr. n. r. Isaacs has IN s'ore. ;.
Boise City. II, 900 gallons Of pure.
vh,sry vhieh he warrants 70 be just what he repre-
..n.. a. and oners s q shssper rates than whisky
can b imported for II you want good afac'e NV
ID pure and unsduissesssd, send your orders 70 a.
Issscs Boise City.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

ryus lxposrxp CIoAaa -Messrs. =. Ainef w.
Of The Idaho Soda Factory have just received lasss
n. - Havana cssrs, 81 recent importation, which
are llssls sAssd Of any others now 10 INC m'1
Lovers OF The weed who wish nnsly.havorcd, pale
Havana, can and the genuine article 1t the loaae
9oda yactory.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

Mons QuAar..-Cspsain J. J. Walker. aser pros
Meeting for some time has discovered another quarts
lode between tho osmbrinus and Summit Flat. wh'cl
{. ala 20 prospec, WE'LL and the ledge appears vel
defined. The Captain proposes 70 put =" NE ''
this FAN and Winter developing his new o's'o.'''
and We hope Il may prove mine Of wealth 70 n'1''
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21
80 and County.

,n-We scknowledgs call On
- Dolp =. I,onaA Grant. foreman q he
tsrs r. =. ~. s..n .. work on TIE Cold Hill
.edsA r,. Grant informed ~ that the
sse ~ .,.,.a and that wagons can nov
~ g. ,'sos. .ny srouhl. hon Idaho asv p
.As VIZ nov,vsr, win continue work for
80. - So. vsek improving come Of the
!. rsaisea~ .onatruct road for Mr.. Crafts
~ I'd ~ .,,,. mine, . distance Of about .
-, ptss N~ have done good work. and have
~ unA ',h IN . short time. and for les
To- ~ -. s.,.r.lly thought IL could be done
.ss ~" '.. intend. going ont over the road 70
.. y, e.. .',or; and when the road 70 the Gam
" q e ..,,.a, which will b in . short time. the
rssn n .onmsncs work moving tho min to
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21
Taxes! Taxes!!

~vor,cr "a HEREBY GIVEN That THE TER
~ ,,torisi and County Taxes Of Bei.e County. /
Ara nov due and payable, and that tns ~ ~ 70
esrd 10 thsif collection VIII 30 strcsy PITY" nHvYs
Assessor and Ex.Ohhcio Tax Collector.
1Aaho CITY, July 81, 167SWA
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

a Coon Dxyxxsx-1f this issue OF the WORLD u
80. Al and Improbable, Il may DO accounted ZOE
on The theory that The editors better half hss Deen
.h.ent ssvsra days. hucksbcrr3 Ing and he hss nao
- - "a enliven his idsas BY combing hss nodo''
-..h - ANAL end Of broom.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

~, AA"ca Rehabilitation IL called to Nr.
80 advertisement Of the races 10 come %
M >, t haoch course on September sth. sth
4. ise uack has been improved and put in
49, 1N'uon' and large number Of "a. horses will
49,. -. % contest for the purses. The Star Ranch
D., ~ most pleaaant places OF resort In the
hn. ~ ~ Lamb is most attentive in providing
accommodation Of his suess..
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

r,o.. p,o~rxs-Nr. ". b. Hooper. q Pionee.
~. -. !. TOM. Tuesday and Wednesday. sseshnl
!, ~ 49, 4 v. \ Nunnaly. deceased g ve'o'
~. uoannr r aAmluislyatos. tseAs st#ss
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

vork on The road between Gold Hill
hx,... . completed. and Il IL about half finished
W. al" and Beaver Greek, about . weeks
49, required. Nessrs. J. G. Fox and J.
hlu., =. collecting the subscriptions: and - the
Ia, !. .. a! Of his hire. persons whose subscrip.
Np. a' due should como forward ss once and
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

ANEW DlTcH-A survey has been made for new
mining ditch on the south side Of More creek to CON
duct water on Union bar. Messrs Len White And
T. J. sutton. Who own the mining ground on the bar
which y opposte the mouth u Rlk creek intend tc
commence workssonc bringing in ) ditch, which
wih tap More creek about half mile above More.
town and run along the rim the south side OF tn,
creek. . distance OF about two miles and halt &c
their dissinss The ditch will carry 1000 inches o.
water. aud win DO completed in time for next se.
sons work There Il vast extent of mining ground
N every direction that viii pay we'll il nee waite,
could b had. but the ground does not pay well
enough 70 justify paying twenty or thirty cents An
inch for water. 1sssrs. White Sutton have large
tract OF ground that from prospects obtained. they
axs sssisned win pay them well when they @, pro
cure nee water nom their own ditch. and we hope
TO go their enterprise prove a succsss.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

s%Ah-s-Aon. John n. Csnnsdy .pssssd
Ala., a. - Pioneer. On yesterday, q rosie
ain a. ~ ~ oa'iness Ne. Joseph Rabbsss Of
AAs dur,,. !, : Co.. Of Pioussr, also visited
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

- Aans ~ salssa ssill hes eeeA sspply a
lsamn.-a nue. ~ orders peoupsy. on
Hsx e., ~ Y rssuiatsd b ne Any sup.
a. s'' ~A'sa IA lasary dnu,.s - s.,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21


Ns souenI--The proprietors OF the s.n
.n0a'co Cavosscas seem determined that their name,
80. e IS leading journal on the Pacific co..s
- an!ng prsss. oapable Of striiinr Or -
80 Per hodr. Va ! great iznprvement
~. u. sung earo1lation q the papsr h d,n.
-. c,s !. a.sumc'sncy to supply the demand 70,
10 stereotype the forms. a. bv 70 do,n.
tasf psso - Men b worked up 70 the oapae,tv =
Meev 4enand eostss Of the paper Der hour
Aaune elvd 70 double the carculknon o. ~,
peSs. Ae~sG&ohas- d Young o.. h.v, puroha.e6
me copyright for the Pacific States 81 .v.t,on.,
GREAT Map Of the Western and Pacific STATE. and
Isrsitories for is7s" copy Of which they present
@ eaen o. their subscribers. old and nav. The
.ss'e'e = ssasissa. sntsrprising and oatspoken
indspsndsne journal. and ono Of the best papers nu
h'hsd anywhere. People desiring : spicy eos.,n,
and lively paper should subscribe for It and At on.
q The new maps. rs~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-08-21

Avs, "Frank" Hsug. q The Miners
u hss.. .'I1'ns splsndid article Of lager. and
ML hp quite large quantity. He II sn 4
a~no,. ma there 10 nothing more refreshing
vssa, ~ aols y . beverage during the warm
Asvsy. oots's Of beer nom the Miners
s0A o.. q. W. Crafts has received, Il thu
"nya., : supply Of the cslebrsssd French
~ -. ..'ch y sure death 70 those psstisss.
VI ~. hAas bssn tried u ne Lana Hous.
~ m,s,' a!'as results. and every fAmiiy shouid
VA TN. " "aad rid thsir hossss q ths whole
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-03
TIE UDDERZOOR Trial.

FURTHER IDENTIFICATION OF THE ALLEGED VIC
TIM-Goss AND TIE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
WEST CHESTER, Penn, Nov. 1.-Franklin
Mills fellow boarder with Wilson at Newark was the
first fitness in the Undertook trial to-day. He rccog-
nized the ring aud identified the photograph James R.
Williams manufacturing ieweler of Newark testified
that he knew Wilson and that Wilson offered to sell the
ring him he identified the ring and described Its
pecuaties differing from any other he mad ever seen
Augustus c. Sawrie OF New-YoTk, a fellow boarder win
Wilson, identified the CATERS closely resembling those
worn by Wilson Wilson had them hali-soIed IN Newark,
borrowed old pair OF boots TO wear IN tue mean
time recognized the photograph and also the ring
Edward sutton also fellow bOarder, positively ident
when on a visit TO Wilson at Mrs. Toombss house
On cross-ex examination the witness sara ne recognized
the ring by its peculiar make" and also because he
noticed when first shown TO him by Wilson that
had cut and sodred again at the back ne noced
this peculiarly because It poorly done. Michael
ODonne, fellowboarder, recognized the valise hay
ing examined IL or one occasion when Wilson wanted 10
swap" with hun witness SAID on the day he left he
presented Wilson with a fine coarbutton or stud had
II himself nearly two years. Witness described
the button. button found in the shirt was shown TO
him, aud he identified IT. as the J., one
fcd the photograph as a likeness OF Wilson.
O. F. Breeze OF Baltimore General Agent of the Mutual
Life Insurance Company or New-Yotk was sworn, and
the Jury being taken out, the prosecution proposed to
prove by the witness that W. e. Goss had been IN
sured several companies TO the amount OF $4,000
that Undertook had testified In suit against the Mutual
Life Insurance Company that Goss had been burned TO
death by the destruction OF store on York Road Ba
more County: and that Undertook atterward enticed
Goss, alias Wilson, to .Baer Woods, the place Of the
Pending the argument. the Court adjourned. and on
reassemblng decided 10 allow evidence as 10 Goss IN
connection with the Insurance companies Ia Baltimore
A letter 10 Dr. Helle signed by A. e. Wilson, was iden-
ned by John W. Butler of Baltimore IN Gosss hand
NE IN the Mutual COMPANY Of NewYorR for s. 900 also
IN the Continental of New-York for 5000. r. e. Nc
CURE testified as Gosss nsurng his life for $4,000 in
the Travellers and Accident Companies j. c, Smith
testified to the burning OF his shop near Baltimore
and his rescung body from the building. The Court
then adjourned until . a. m on Monday.