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The New York herald., 1873-09-25


TINION SQUARE THEATRE.-sPECIAL
Proprietor ctor.....................Mr SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager. A. Nj. PALMER
their SECOND REGULAR SEASON will open on
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER l.
which will be after esss Of
Rowes new drama, In four acts entitled
THE GENEVA CROSS
e ay w be w ffs to the @ @ Ss en of the stock
the following eminent artists
Miss ROSE EYTINGE who Mr.. c. r. THoRNE. Jr.
sS Sf % stsse o sa ss Mr. Mr. EAsA
Miss MATbE GR4ATGIEs, Mr. " H. WIDER,
Miss KATE X, & H0LLASp; Itnr. Mr.. W. II, BoKkE
Miss HATTIE THORPE, Mr. W. 5. QuiGLEY
Treasurer; ... .'..'''''''''''..M F. Il. GoUGE
Ssas fH EIffiFS SisS6HSs SAHsfSs
Pponc rites Mr. " uESRY
Durng the season viii be Produced pays wrten ex
pressy for the company by the leading French English
and American dranasts among whom are BE lot author
Marshal author Of False shame and Bronson How How.
The management pledge themselves that in the produc
0n u bsr Of ss peGes sts ey M vii bee pains
SEATS FOR The ot%SSS %dSTF F' &%S &alsGs0sps soS ss
WooD's MUSEUM. o. DoUD BYRON
Evening ats Afternoon at2
The young actor Mr.. The Sensation Drama
OLIVER DOUD BYRON. in
in his great prologue and four acts
American Drama, entitled -
ACROSS The ffhiy6 OINTMENT LIE NNASns OF THE PACK
with all It's III which the
original scenery. Entire Dramatic COMPANY
Effects and Tabicaux. will appear.
CADEMY OF MUSIC NIIss0N,
A GRAND oPhNING NIGHT OF THE E'iAsSoS'
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 20, AT ) O'CLOCK
FIRST SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT
=, kENIREE OF NINE; CHRISTINE NILSSON,
NJ VICTOR CAPouL, and first appearance pc of
Nine. Christie iioA NILSSON as yroLErrA.
CT, Mons VICTOR CAPQUL as ALFREDO
Ssnor DEL fohNrn (es sst appearance in Amerca
Powerful Chorus OF sixty Grand Orche stra Of my
Enurey new and magnificent %l,tr,o. .,, .no,,.
Musical Director and Conductor. :signer 1 MUzio
WEDNESDAY EyESIsd EsyvsSqSirIJ0M oGTosER sfGh
First appearance in America Of the young and dstin.
S'''"'' ''A'A D'"' Mile. MAREsr,
The great Tenor, signor I1ALQ CAMPANINL
The hs ren,ras amsus n s sSssso ssqoT rRy
LUCREzIA BORGIA
Mile MAREsI as LUCREZIA BoRGIA
Miss ANNsE iI Lo1isE CAKY as N MAFrE0 ooRsISo'
FRIDAY EyESiSG,a osTfoBEs 5. AIs S'cIocK,
THIRp rsuBsCRIPrIoN NIGHT %
fafsh GENERAL ApMrssSfd5SNs S5SssSs 81
Reserved Seats 81 and 81 extra according TO location
Reserved Seats, Family Circle, 81 So
Boxes, $50 and $25
The sale Of seats for either OF the above commences
the General Ticket oice OF t6e srakosch opera at the
Acadamx n huAaoS ~ a-fNnStsaniA sixset
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Union SQUARE THEATRE.
u Proprietor. r..................Mr SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager. A. NJ PALMER
Begins ats satarday .yy..a matinss 8. 1s 20;
LAST FOUR NIGHTS
THURSDAY. of the wonderful SATURDAY.
VOKES
and
the eminent Comedian,
Mr.. Geo. Fawcett Rowe,
in the most brilliant and
entertaining bill ever Of. -
fered the public.
THE BELLIES
OF THE KITCHEN
WILKINS MICAWBER.
FRIDAY. The engagement of these MONDAY.
Great Artists terminates
september 29
MONDAY EVENING,
September 30, COMPLI.
MENTARY BENEFIT
TO AND LAST APPEAR
ANCE this season OF the
VOKES FAMILY
WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING, october l. opening
OF the regular season of
1874. and production
of Mr.. g. +. Rowe's new
drama In four acts. writ
ten expressly for this the
atre, and emitted
THE GENEVA CROSS
SEATS MAY NOW Be
SECURED.
The VOKES FAMILY
will appear al the Newark
Opera House Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings
Sept 30 and October |.
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AMUsE MENTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUsE-TwENTY-THIRDs STREET
" corner OF Eighth avenue
A., ,BEGiNS a TO 8; OVER AT u TO II.
MI AUGUSTIS DAILY. ...... sole Lessee and Manager
. EVERY NIGHT
MI HENRY j. BYRON'S most successful and Thrilling
Romantic and Sensational SPECTACULAR REALISM. in
HAUNTED HOUSESt
HAUNTED HOUSEsi
HAUNTED HOUSEsl
OR,
LONDON AND THE BUSHt
With most surprising and novel sensational effects by
hr. George Holster; unique mechanism by Thomas
Kelly, and original music by A. Predgam.
The cast includes the whole Company
NIX G. l.. FOX
in an entirely new character.
Tho po rf0rmance beg ms with the fayOrite Farso of
A REGULAR FIX.
SATURDAY MATINEE
HAUNTIEsD, Houses
SATURDAY NEXT-Fiith special Saturday Night
b-The performance Will commence with
HAUNTED HOUSES,
and terminate with the Famous and Favorite Meodrama
THE IDIOT WITNESS
MONDAY EVENING, October g. first Night Of the
ITALIAN OPERA.
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HANDSOME COTTAGE HOUSE AT HARLEM
n Finest location, Fifth ayenuc lot 25xl00; price
$4,000: te rms easy. 5. b. GOoDALE, No. West Twen-
ty-thrd street, Filth Avenue Hotel
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WALLAoK's
Six NIGHTS ONLY.
THIRD AND LAST WEEK
of the brilliant engagement Of Mr..
SHE'LL BARRY.
SHE'LL BARRY.
SHE'LL BARRY.
DUST AND DIAMONDS
DUST AND DIAMONDS
DUST AND DIAMONDS
DUST AND DIAMONDS
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK
SATURDAY MATINER
DUST AND DIAMONDS
DUST AND DIAMONDS
DUST AND DIAMONDS
SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
as MOONEY MICK
MOONEY MICK. .....SHEIL BARRY
POWERFUL CAST.
NEW MUSIC NEW SCENERY.
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DOR SALE-A FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE. IN
first class order No. 1893 Second avenue Inquire in
store OF house.
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o, DOUD BYRON.
ANTIC SUCCESS.
Afternoon at2.
! The Sensation Drama,
IN "a
prologue and four acts,
- entitled
THE KNAVES
OF THE PACK,
In which the
Entire Dramatic Company
will appear.
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nEPOSITORS IN SAVINGS BANKS SHOULD BUY
~ real estate; bonds aken in payment Tenement
Property for sae three story and basement brick Store
and Dwelling, No. l32 Dyckman street Brooklyn; terms
.asy L. X. KELLOGG, No Broadway New York,
~ TO u A. N. only.
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A GOOD PAYING STORE AND TENEMENT PROP
"A erty, on fine avenue in the Nineteenth ward al
rented, four story, 26x56xl0, for sale cheap cas-,
terms, to a PROMPT purchaser.
JOHN T. WILSON, s3l East orty second street
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3ailrnads.
Union Pacific Railroad
TIME TABLE,

NTH FURTHER NOTICE. TRAINS WILL
~ leave and arrive 81 Ogden daily, as follows
LEavE.-Daily express. $50 a. m; mixed.
$50 p IN /; freight, 1880 a. M.
ARRIvR.-Daily express. $40 p M; mixed. 235
p. m. freight, $40 a. m.
Daily connections made at Ogden with the
Utah Central Railroad from Salt Lake CITY and
all points in southern Utah.
Al Bryan, with stages for the Sweetwater mipee
AT Cheyenne, with Denver Pacific Railroad.
for Denver. Central City. Georgetown and ali
points in Colorado and New Mexico.
AT Omaha, with Chicago and Northwestern
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific; Burlington
and Missouri River; Kansas City st. Joe and
Council Bluffs Railroads, and Missouri river line
OF steamers, for all points east and south.
Tickets for sale to all points east at Office of
Wells, Fargo Co., East Temple street and at
the Office Of the Utah Central Railroad, in Salt
Lake City; also at the Union Pacific Railroad
ticket Office, in Ogden, at which Office berths on
sleepingcars can be secured.
Arrangements have been made whereby pas
sengers desiring to visit Denver, on their way
East, can avail themselves of an excursion rate
from Cheyenne to Denver, and return at greatly
reduced rates.
For particulars and all information in regard
10 passage, apply at the ticket Offices.
Passengers should be careful to secure their
passage tickets to all eastern and southern
points via Omaha and thus avail themselves Of
Through sleeping-car, comfortable accommoda.
tions and quick time
THOS. L. KIMBAI.L,
General Ticket Agent
r. Z. SICKLES,
au25-d Chief Engineer and Superintendent
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AssEssMENrs.

Following is list Of sales Of delin.
quent stocks now advertisediu our paper
soCTH SIDE
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BRIEF CHANCES.

Yur indenendence of the prass has
been v;ndicated even in the cann;baI
;sles where a ;nrv not onIv acon;tted
the editor Of the Fiji Times in tbs ibel
suit brought against him by the Govern
IL ent for asserting that its officers were
irving to incite the natives against the
whites, but declared that the editor s
charge was true.
Ex-GovERNog FooTE of Mississippi,
once resident of California, who has
been engaged for several weeks past in
writing Southern remlscences Tor daily
paper, will soon, according to current
report, be appointed by the President to
an important foreign mission III oo"'n
America
AMONG the members elect to tae Call
fornia Legislature are two newspaper
tnen-vaiaes Z. aiHut' " no NY ~
dependent, ana D. w. ferguson, =. .ne
,o lesno nns aa;,.a tba Hov;,ah Conr;sr
nna 'I Graua: Of San In;s Ob;sno has
hsen n writer for the nress
~. go, Co.. tha IVES, hos beer on;te
LIE s LAY, ,S. Ias, for aavs cows The I'm.
nSn'y a ~, III 80 tha ioth Many neonie
ue yrespme are going over the mountains
70 attend the California State Fair which
commences next Monday.
CIprArN JACKS coat is displayed in the
window of a furrier in Union Square,
New York. 1t is of deer skin, With the
hair on, and ornamented with tags.
In the case of Matheney. for the muir
der of Green in Eureka county, change
Of venire has been granted to White Pine
county.
Hon. JAMES W. NEsMITH, a former
Senator in Congress. has been nominal
ed by the Oregon democracy 'or "ep'e
sentative In congress
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Canned Tomatoes, do. String Beans. do. Green
Peas. do Corn, do. Oysters, do. Pie Fruits, do.
Condensed Milk, do. Salmon, "a IS per doz. or
cans for 81 IS.
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-, MCKINNEY MURDER TRIAL.

At 10 o'clock yesterday morning the
court me. pursuant to adjournment, and
counsel argued the question of the ad-
instability of the testimony as to the
character Of the d, ceased. Morgan Court
ney. Messrs. Pitzer' Bishop and Gold
tbwaite spoke upon the question. ami at
Up. m. recess was taken.
After delay of fifteen minutes the
busiuess was resumed and Col. Thorn
ton took up the argument for the de-
Tense. Mr. Rives followed. and the ar
pument was continued until p. IN.
The objection was finally sustained De-
PENDANT excepted.
Court adjourned till 10 a. N. this
morning
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
PIOCHE MARKET REPORT,
Cash Prices.

Compiled by s. AsHIM 4 BRO.
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q. p. r.. r..

q. p. r.. n,
nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, MAY a, 1873,
~ Trains will leave OGDEN as follows:
$40 p. NJ. Daily Passenger Train for Reno
flor Carson and virginia., Sacramento,
stockton, MERGED flor Yosemite) Upton
for Los Angelesl San Jose and San Fran
cisco.
400 II. Nj. Daily Through Emigrant Train
for Sacramento and San Francisco.
T. II. GOODMAN,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
A. N. TowNE. General Superintent my6-tf
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.Ahibou DrsTRrcT.-The Corinne Re.
porter Of the 10th publishes an interest.
ing account Of an important gold dis.
co'ery in Idaho. about l4O miles from
0ornne' We shall give the Reporters
account OF the mines tomorrow
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Utah Northern Railroad.

TRAINS LEAVE CORINNE AT 7:3o p. NJ;
L leave Logan at $50 a m to connect with
Trains iof ogden and Salt Lake. au23-tf
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GONE EAsr.-Mike McOlusky, we'll
known to almost everybody in Phoebe,
passed Palisade on Thursday for his old
home in New York. He goes on visit
and will return to San Francisco IN
about six weeks. So says the Eureka Sen
tinal
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK RKpap-

rkAscisco. September 18th
SHARES MORNING saIrs
s sse Gis ~ 7s,.bs 7skss 7skb5 sObao
20 Best 4 Belcher-Csk
20 20 ssvage-5l 50 5k 81 5lb3
isO Shollar Potosi-43 43k
i 40 nae nae Norcross-30 29k 3OLbg0
10 Crown POINTS,
80 yellow Jacket-52 5lh 52kbp
ioS F npira N',i 81. 5A s.. 81 5'.5h
Nv hentuck-l1 IL b3O liz H..
70 beicher-65 6s 67b3O
25 Con. yirginia-lOl
isO Sierra Nevada-l3i, I3;. IA
% Conhdence-6i
200 Daney-la.
~ Seq. Belcher-34 35b30 a.k
ioso 0verman-s 777a rs, ~. Il.
s2o Justice-7S u.
ITO Julia-l.
~ Caledonia-21 81 kb3O 2ikb3o o1ha
10 baltimore Con.-7A TX 7Is
" hnickerbocker-3h
ioJ Arizona and Utah-lk
~ Sentral-llh III II llklik
~ Silver HILLS. ISL I6b3O
40 Senator-6Oc
lOO New York Combs
80 American Flat-k 4i,bsD
80 Eclipse
$50 Tyler-75c CSC sOcbso
$50 Woodville-l II. b3O
200 Sutro-lk
100 Union Con.-2. az
100 Mint--25c
800 Green-T5c
l5o Baltic-2A
AFTERNOON SALES,
$40 Eureka Con.-l2k I2lb3O l2a.
$50 Phenix-25c
20 Belmont
S25 Rye Patch-99k 9a.b90
sIo Hayes-h AZ A.. $780,.
90 Eureka, G. y.-2Ob3
100 lndependent-lk
aoo G9lden Charlotte 81 25,5 25kb3O Is
100 Mshogany-sk
100 South Chariot--3h
80 Minnesota-l6
400 Empire, Idaho-4s3 4hb9O
$50 Red Jacket-2a, 2,,b9O
80 Original Hidden Treasure-6k
i'1o ophlrmes g. 66 oslo 65h 66b5 65k GshbsO
1871 Belcher-G5 65k Go CO u &C
~ Caledonia-l9h l9& 20 29b5 1873,
800 Silver Hill-l5a l6b3O
10 America Flat-4k
16S Gould Curry-l3s l2h I2ss u.
$50 0verman-7I sb5
275 Savage-46 As 444 As 45k
40 Yellow Jacket-5l 52b3O SIX
100 knickerbocker-12
1865 Chollsr Potosi--4l
PIocHR STOCKS.
l0G0 Meadow vslley--17hb3 l7A IT,. l7S I7,..
b3O l7ss 1880 liz. l77s lis,
30 Raymond d Ely-7l nv
so Pioche-5 AZ
35 Alps-5Oc Coo
20 American Flag-3,.
90 Page Panacs-1
$50 Bowery-40c soc
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Utah Southern Railroad.

IRAlNS LEAVE THE UTAH CENTRAL
i Depot, Salt Lake City, at : u. IN. and $50
O'Clock p. m.
Sandy tnearest point to Little Cottonwood
Canyon, at $40 a. IN. and 3 80 p. IN.
Arrive at Lehi at n. In. and 1: 80 D. m
Leave Lehi at $50 a. m. aud y, m; Sandy
at 10 80 a. m, and 6.l0 p. m.
Ar i've at Salt Lake City at II 80 n. In. and
p m. su23-tf
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Utah Central Railroad

TRAINS LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY DAILY
i at 5s30 a. m and 3a5 p m. Arrive at OR-
den at 30 a, m. and 6:45 D. m.
Trains Will leave Ogden daily at $40 a. m and
$50 p. IN. Arrive at Salt Lake City at 10 40 A. IN
and $50 p. m.
Mixed Trains
VIII run daily, Sundays excepted, leaving Salt
Lake City at a. IN. and $50 p. M, and Ogden
at 3 n. m. and $50 a. IN. au23.tf
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Misffllauons.
Quarterly Statement

Receipts and Payments Of the Treasury of
Lincoln County, State of Nevada.
ron THE
Three Months Ending june 30. 1873.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-25

o..,-, MuL.-Mr. X. P. Plowman. hav'
' .....a himself that be has rich quartz ledge
@..,,,.a the stamps. batteries and pans OF the
r..,,ou,. or Rosenbaun. mill. aud intends
=. No ,a...mp quartz mill in Illinois snich.
ss'- :, ~.,sr power. using A.foot ovcrshoi
plorm,u is thoroughly acquainted with the
-. ,.,,ss in thu: section Of country. aud ID
.,, ia, there are several lodes in the neighbour
~ At Illinois suLh that will pay well to work.
r.,.,, tcOu Captain :. J. Walker that new dis
.,,,, NJ made in that section. about six weeks
IN, Vim. O'Neil, who has uncovered his lode
=. s..ues OF nfsy feet. and nnds the ledge to
,..,r .;sh,sen inches 70 two feet in width. with
,,rs,susd cssinss The quartz Is rich. being. q
,,s, common phrase, literally lousy with free
"a NJ, ONe.l and Jack Fisher. who u IN.
v,ssd With him in the discovery. intend SINKING
u,r heir ledge and to commence taking out ore
"a rOa q possible. The placer mining season
,.irs over. quite . number Of men viii put In
as;, tine during the Winter prospecting and devci
,ni,, oca,,, lodss and work viii be done on several
he vicinity Of Illinois gulch: 80 that by the time
easmsu has his mill ready TO crush rock in tho
ssnns it ril aos lie idle FOR the want Of rock. in do
.s eas.on work
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-25

"FnH-HooKISo."- School boys have . natural
propensity for hooking watermelons aud apples.
and that trait sometimes crops out IN them when
they have reached mans estate. We learn tina, the
latest aud mos, approved method of procuring spring
chickens for dinner ., . restaurant, Ii by batting
hook attached to long line aud throwing II out o.
tho hack door. where chickens arc In the habl, o!
soragtns for grub" A. they get . bite the
line IL hauled in. and by just such Jor!
spring chicken makes its appearance on the table.
II Ii called "nsh- hooking" by those who have to
spar tor grub. and Is regarded perfectly legitimate
when . square meal Is the objcc, IN view.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-25

nASS1s OisrRIcT.-Hon. g. W. Crafts paid v,..
Banner D'srict during the past week on hn.,,...
WIN the erection Of his quartz min IN thu.
0A"p ."u no returned much pleased with tho ,ro-
s'oss u'suo ~ moving the mill, and of the richna..
VI '"o o'0 On which the mill will run. The force :,
men engaged IN excavatng the site for the mil,
soo"' oo"pieted the work. as to the foundation ~,
'"o engine ana BOILER but it will require soma tim
YET 70 complete the excavations for the n,ac,r =,
Pos'uon Oh the batteries and other machinery NJ
fn'"'p made the hrst trip with his teams in oood
time. landing four loads OF the machinerv Al s,...
at the site selected for the mill which :. -.
$50 feet below the Wolverine TUNE, IN .,.'.
;" '"0 'o'As VI TWO small streams. The teams re-.
'u'"eo ana nave again been loaded. and are now on
inc fosd 70 Banner In about two weeks ali the ma.
chinery belonging to the mill will BIO ON the prouna
ana no time will be lost In putting it up prep.r.torv
to saving the lumber required for the BUILDING. a..
Mr. Crafts has had new road built nom tho R,rn..
lode down to the place where the mill will bs arecad
and before the mill is ready to commence cru.h,ro
VIII nave tramwsy constructed on the incline from
tho mill. up to the Wolverine tunnel. Thu s,a o.
iecsed Tor the mill 10 most advantageous one a.
sohd rock foundation can be had for the b.tter,s.
ana while ore from the Wolverine can be sent on the
car track into the MILL the ore from the R.nper v;
nave 70 be hauled but short distance As the ledge
10 only threequarters Of mile from the mill with
down grade all the way from the mine. Mr. Craft.
brought in with him quantity OF Banner rock taken
nom the old dump which. on being burned in +.
blAcksmiths forge Is speckled all over with large
drops OF silver. There can be no possible doubt Of
the richness Of the ore and when the necessary ma
chinery arrives. and is put in operation. the Banne,
and Wolverine lodes will make such an exhibit =. 70
sntle them to be cassed among the richest aud mos,
productive silver lodss in the Territory The tunnel OIL
the Wolverine is We believe. now in . distance OF
about two hundred aud eighty feet aud the mine is in
good condition for successful working Mr.. Hep.
worth the engineer aud machinist engaged 10 put IN
the MILL WAS in town last Monday and. as the ex.
cavaton a the site for the engine aud boilers 10 com.
piesed. he>will At once commence work putting the
machinery In position We hope TO visit that section
before snow dies. when will be enabled to give
more extended account Of all the lodges in tina, dis.
,rics
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-25

Tsr MECHANICS BAtL-A.,ention Is called 10 the
,.Tsrtssnsn; Of grand ball which Will be given in
Nnssley's rev brick building on Wednesday even
ns October lst The corner room Is nearly COM
l3s. nd viii be all ready before that time. The
.x.1aics engaged in constructing the building re-
s's. The right before turning /, over to the owner.
aaaiia:e the Des structure by grand ball. which
v-s decidedly the Affair OF the season. The room
snsoi toe hrges. in the Territory. and every Ar.
Hsss-sa; VII be made for the comfort and enjoy
a..:1 al vao may attend. The mechanics extend
'ssa invitation TO their friends from all parts OF
q sazn, and have secured Nessrs. Tinchcr and
Ia'ay With the best musical talent In the county.
!'s nee Q! Judge Moore. in the rear of the hail.
'esa secured to' !ad.es dressing room. aud all
<s''s supper can be accommodated either At the
ia a0ase or Il Fosters Restaurant We hope to
Earn ds&sa.ions from all The other Basic camps.
10 VII guarantee them . mos, pleasant and enjoy.
"S ''ca'i0n, Nth tne hall to dance in. the ues.
"'sA' md aospiiabls treatment, throughout.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-25

Faox UMAr,LLA.-Mr. Edward Bryon. q brother OF
sheriff Bryon. OF Ada county. arrived here several
days ago from Uma,slla county. with = wagon load
OF nne cheese made by him on his ranch. Ned Is ia
tho cheese business by the wholesale. and knows
actiy how to make . No article. lie lcfs his com.
plinen,s with tho WORLD in the shape Of . hnc
cheese for which We return thanks. He started for
home on yesterday. bu, says he viii make another
trip TO the Basin this Fall.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-25

1cS Al PAa--The new advertisement OF
-''''A D. fdf Bro. Of Boise Cry. will be found
~ 0''onhs this morning. They are in receipt OF
We 0ess selected aud most extensive stocks Of
Vs"di' groceries and general merchandise ever
:, sA' NE Territory. One Of the Falk Brothers
"''a! returned from Europe where be made
-. purchases Of millinery and ladies' dress
d, a'ess styles; and large purchases were
D.. Az New York. This arm 10 the nrst in
NY " announce that they will take sreenbacks
Ha Any Of our friends In the Basin desiring
n,s. "e ane o! clothing. boots. shoes. dry
groceries. &c. cannot nnd more liberal and
Pan gentlemen to deal with than Dave
~ : Bro. Of Boise ci,v.
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PEasoxAL--Mr r. ". Johnson, representing tue
house Of Sisson. Wallace Co.. OF Winnem"ccs' We
tied the Basin during the past week. on bushes" iot
the nrm, and left by last Sundays stage Mr.. 'onh'
son has many friends in this section. having res'oeo
here In 1854: and. besides being thorough business
man. IL genial and socisbe gentleman.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-25
and County.

-xsssrs. Al Thompson aud :: ,.
pa l''s a.a here on last Tuesday evening nom
,.as.u r''en' ~s.re they have been engaged .or
'@si county, . s,o months past in surveying the
.o.d' 's q !, Ieuhi Valley. Mr.. Thompson M
.N6c hods ~ :. nm standard and township lines'
h.'' ~ 'aDdvisions. the appropriation not
pa'' n' s., :. % complete the work. in view o.
w sanaeu' .o,tr.css that were let. They were
ssar''''as;. making the trip nom Lemhi' COM
pasna eS # stanley Basin; and af'er recruiting
xH The W. w.. c,.v. Mr.. Thompson proposes re-
.rds' y. 0s a..,u to run standard aud township
s,s y :" a'.,. md sound Plscsrvills' - - to en-
.,' q mine. to max. the necessary sur,
&a' e'a'' .'.,m, and procure government title to
e'd o'u nd quart. lodes. We are glad to hsa'
bit . !. 70 be done this Fall. The quarts
" an s : nj, county are looking up ana Arc q
p,s'a y .,...n,s attention. Owners OF mine'
psS ''u. .,.,urs patents for their claims; and
a.'s =. s,pships are not suodivided this year
ms u 'Os ...nd.rd hines will enable parties
b o''. ,'.,. claims, both placer and quartz. to
'a'as ~ 49,, avn surveys and take the necessar,
s'p.'. ,,ra,. title from the General Government
~ ,sar,.eu letssor Boise City yes'srday' out In
u '' =. M, he would return here and commence
~. .,on, the arst Of next month.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-09-25

LOOK Orr ToA FtRG--Sow that people arc putting
up their stoves IL would be well enough for the In
spcc,or OF pipes and nucs to make bis examin
atom The Chinese no,orously careless. and use
no precautions against are unless compelled to. A
big are In this city would about clean out the camp
aud every precaution should be taken to avert such
4 calamity.