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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-09-30
9Ilio .gBailel,fre,lao, !,
Cine G''|ertf)tsl(celle. (
Gortlebunn.

-'es lit 1blimmer ols Miorb - es DeiB
.>bel@5reunb. nit oem Bruoertub betb6re1
uno ibm beimli9 Elm Mener Ing Ser;
itDBen; aber id) 5ebe 16on Die 9ere6tf
! Gntriiftungs in eSbren Musen leudten
Gentlemen of the Jury - oie 5,u6lI
GeE5nporenen 1aben 1i9 leitiudrts per=
itoblen, an ipabr16einli@ INN baiielbe gu
ben,erten - i0 ieDe Den 3orn iber fol-
den 8erratb an Der Sreunb1 19aft uno
No9bari6oft in ibren 9lu9en gliiben uno
ib tpeiB, bob Sic ben fra fen tueroei1,
ftrenge 1trafen tperben Der es ge,ua9t
bat, }i6 III Sire Mitte NIT iol9 treu=
lojem @ersen eia5ui6lei6en." .
- Gentlemen of the Jury, i6
t0nnte bic @ele9enbeit benubeu, baour4
meincr @o6e ben @ie9 5u li6ern, ooB
i'd Sic aud no6 oorauf oufmert Jam
mo6te .,peil sben Die ler iel6e Mann,
i9on friiber I'M Na9barcountD nnneit
ct. Grancispiue pertla9t ipuroe elne
linn ni9t 5ugeb0renOe &ub eri4o1en uno
perseDrt 5u boben uno tuie man 1pdter
unter ben DieIen Ieines 9auIes cine
9robe Men9e bon G9peinebpri item uno
3eiGen pergoHenen Blutes fano i6 mill
es ober nid)t tbun; i'd balte es ni6t fir
nDtbis; Der Be'peis 9e9en i'm liegt gu
flor ont Sage, uno i9 baue ouf Die Ge=
re6ti9feit Der Mntla9e. @traf fe- 9arte
- barte @trofe treffe i'm uno ni@t ia
gen ioQ er biirfen, bab er ungere@t lelhe. "
Gentlemen of the Jury i6 err
laube mir Sbnen meine 3eusen poriu=
fiibren!"
9(uf einen Winf BON linn trat Elm
junser, 1ebr oiinner Monn por, oer> per=
lcsen nit oem 9roBen ab9etro9enen
Sil5but 1pielenb unO i'm in Der 9ano
berumorebeno gum @9reiber bin9e>uie-
len murbe, ben @ib ab5uleseu.
Die Torme( marb linn 16nea por9e=
.lost er mubte Die Bibel ii7en uno trat
nun Dor ben Qbpocaten, Oie an i'm ge=
ri6teten Tro9en gu beantluorten.
9ies mar Giner Der 9auptSeasen; Der
5pbn oes Mannes Dem bas geraubte
Gisentbum 9eb0rte> uno er5dblte na9=
no9oem er Die er1ten Mntmorten ii6er
Namen l11o Mobnort iberitanoen batte,
nit 5ien1li9er @eldufigfeit, tpie NetleD =
Der 8erflagte - li6 piel in Der @egeno>
100 ibre @6>peine 1id 9elp0bnli6 auf'
bielten, su 16affen 9emabt, uno oob er
be1onoers mebrere Mole nit Ieiner Srau
baielbit 9eleben morOen lei. NetleD batte
5ipor INNER auf an i'm 9eribtete Sro9en
geanttpprtet, bob er eben 1elber @ie6 babe
nno es lu6en molle, 3euse babe aber ME
lpeoer Elm @Gpein nod) Elm onoeres
Sbier, bas Dem 8ertlasten 9ebDrte, in Der
Ndbe leines 9aules 9efeben.
9luf bic Srase mel9er 3ei6en 1i@
lein Noter an benz 8ieb beoiene, anttuor=
tete Der junge Mann vein @@lib i'm linz
fen unb Elm Sod i'm redten DR."
n llnO bas 3ei6en oes Nerflo9ten 2"
frug Der Q(opocat lpeiter.
Gin @tud aug Dem linten unO 5luei
906er i'm re9ten Obr" mar bic Mnt=
mort. ,.,.-,.-... ...>.....,....
:, y, gls er f6 jekt entfernen pollte but
Ser M0bocot bes Gerflagten ;, Elm mod
iun9er Mann NIT bieler 9lrii9fett I'm
6ie @rloubnib, J, sem 3eu9en au6 5pei
5ra9en borle9e11 5u 6Irfen.r 9ies ge=@
itottet, frus ct Sen Sobnt 6es Masers
,ob, er, inter 1einem @@>pur beboupten
f0nnez ,n ,baB MetleD linn 6as 3ei6er at
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-09-30


lastigen M6iid6t hi 10 nal besbsi 1eincs
s -Waterg Saag burM rMIuM babes s"Sas S SO
4 8ies Nntiuprt tpor ebsIlfa lls u neilla s $ i
Ser aooocat M. WoolleD ieyts iiiiidf
barauf apieber nieber, nnb Der @taats=
anipolts speu,abn1 e,lad uno nod etpas saebn
.3suser, ghies 5tpar '9lns &sssetf bep ger-
fldgten 1pra9er, bettnDd ober ni@ts Be=
1timmtes betpei1en fonnten.
STR. Bpo1IeD 1tono ieBt.dufnnb -md4te
sic Surf oarouf a,lfnlerflai'1. bob iein
@egner, Der uiebr sel6dbteuno sei6eute"
Gtaatsa,1tpalt / Wellertor,s 5uore per{ll6t
/ babe, ibnen : ben Mdnnern Der SurD -
einen beit1on1en Mbl6eu 9egen Elm 1ol6es
@erbre9en ols er ieinem Glienten aur
2oit lege, ein5uf0Ben, oa6 es linn aber
big left ni6t gelungen ,pdre ibm au9
nur bas entfernteite ,. BON ieiner @eite
b6sli9 0ergan9ene gu belpeilen uno
baB er- Mr. MooleD = Die feife neber
seusuns bese ole Surp >ueroe, ibrem
itets ribtigen urtbeil getreu li6 ni6t
blos bur6 cine ganeDafte Qlnflage per=
leiten lailen einen ibrer Mfitbiir9er un=
16uloig 5u elmer entebrenoen @traf fe gu
peroammen.
9luD er rief iebt feline peri6ieoenen
3eu9en out Die matchmaker ansia9ten
vboB 1ie Netleb itets als einen re6tli9en
Monn gefannt, oab iie ME et,pas B0les
bon linn gebDrt bdtten, 1lno boB ct ielbf,
lpie iie ,pibten uno biermit bei6puren,
ubera0 i'm 8ottom - S6allano = 5er-
itreute @6tpeine berumloufe fen gebabt,
unb 1ie ielbit linn oft gebolfen iol@e
ein5ufangen ooer ein5utreiben."
Nfr. @oollep no)m borauf nod ein=
mai oos @ort, legte Der SurD ans 9er5,
ia 1i4 ni@t allein pom @6ein beftimmen
gu loHen voa lie lelber ni6t tpiibttn mie
lei9t einmal cine falI6e Nntla9e gesen
iie erboben tperoen t0nnte" uno i6lob
feline &eoe nit folgenoen Morten:
Gentlemen Of the Jury i6 bin
iiber5engt> oob Sbre 9er5en f6on lonse
fir menen Glienten 9efimn,t bobeu, ober
audi Sbr @erltono> ou6 SIRE fe1te ueber=
seugung mrb ooHelbe tbun, ipenn lie Die
8eweisgriinoe betra6ten, Die i'm peroam=
men 1ouen"
v9ob ct in ser gRdbe BON 6ie1es ooer
ienes Mannes Sous no@ 1einen @6mei=
men 9eIu9t bat? Gentlemen of the
Jury p tper pon Sfnen fat oos ni6t
getbon
u9oB ct frenbe @6tpeine NIT ben
ieini9en gu 9ouie getrieben fat? ,per
pon Sbnen fat 0os nid6t getban @er
fono lein 8ieb i'm @olo Orouben nit Dem
ieines gla6bars permii i6t uno mar nit
tpenigen Musnabme11 ni6t 9en0tbigt, Die
9anje 9eerOe 5ll treibeu, um bic gu be-
tommen, Die ct piini6te? Sic Mnflo9e,
Die f6on einn1ol, na@ Nus1age meines
9errn GoQegen, 9e9en meinen Glenten
1oQ erboben tpor0en 1ein iibergebe id) |
gang; oQb es Bios cine Mnflaoe mar un6
nl9t belpielen tparo, 5eu9t 16on fir Wlr.
NetbleD, iiberoies inb Die Manner BON
Mrfonlas 5u auf9efldrt ols 0oB i9 ibnen
nod gu logen brau6te 1ie oiirften i'm
oieiem Sa(l i'm ni9t perurtDei(en, neil
er 16on friiber cinmal elmer unertuielenen
Sadie we9en perflagt lei - oas udre
la@erli6; nein Gentlemen of the
Jury, Sbr ei9ener @erltono, Sbre eisene
ueber5eu9ung mag ertl9eioen unb i6
5lttere ni9t fit meinen glienten !"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-09-30

,oieSss alss0ieis n,itisn inls waloe selez
gene Relif fsatla ,lIsleo osI Sun, ein Weni>
9ssf SDo II Den, sluas Sa1iir In, artan@
}1asi16 sanbel etiisirte
Qluf Der @rOe iparen pFugl9aren,
@paten, 5oden, @dgeu, ,p&etten,. sSdiIer
limit yMgelil aultbs Sallea ea9lufell spp1t giien
fltno Sta9ltuaore,t oufgefeIlt, 2lpdbrene
lei9tere Retten, @dttel .3dume, @eile,:
Gluspertett tlnb -anbere gang6are @a9em
an je0erl. iluressirse1bl ba3u benubbarer
Ylob an9ebradt maren; nrseriten@efadJ
ltan6en 9robe&alfen ,,litRR nltabad fleinete
nit Collins beriibmfetl: Merten ~{ogar
nieoere &iit6en mil Manbeln unb glo=
linen AsoeHnt Sic Sinterpdloler liebem
aud et,pasl @utes - tpie @toblmiiblen,
&affemiiblen, Padete nit Me6ern II. /. To.
iiber biele11 fan1en 'bunn Die feineren
@a9en, dig Slider lno &attune, fertio
sema9te Meioer, 9ite uno Miiben an
ber redten Q8anb aber mar fit ben6ous=
itano geiorst benn 9leid iiber Den Lam
gen idmalen &ilten, Die bier nit ferti9en
@1uben un6 @tie feln auf Dem Bo6en
1tanben, bin9en a1le nur eroenflide Sc
fdbe BON 8le9, beionbers~ Bed)er nit
9enfeln fir Die Sd9er, bann &offefan=-
men, &eibelien, 8ratpfonnen> uno binter~
Der Sbiire mar oas grobe Eager Der guB=.
eli lernen Waaren BON Pittsburg, tpel6es
70 iiber Die Bereinieten @taoten perbrei=
tet 1T, baB man imNetpD Dort=@toot einen
Sopf faufen un0 in Q(rtanl los, ia i'm in
Serritoriun1, einen 9edel ooau
betommen fann. Ser Wirtb uno 6dn6=
Ter ober, Der lib l6on ettpa Is Sabre
nit bielem @ei6dft in Mrfan1os abgege=
ben batte uno es 9an5 por5ii9li9 perfonb,
nit ben 2euten um5ugeben,' tpanOerte
(a6eno uno er5dbleno binter Dem 2ooen=
til6 auf uno ab, balo bier einem an=
oeren Elm @tif &autabaf ob16neioeno>
pdDreno ein9lrbeiter> ber ion It in 9etp0bn=
i6er 3eit 9anb fir i'm urbar madte uno
Bdune ,umbieb, be1lte, als an einen ge{9df-
;igen Sag in ben 2aoen bernf fen poroen
pur, nm BORT cine biilfrei9e @ano ill
eiiten, uno jebt balo &afe, balo 3uder
abmeigen> balb. @ol5 ausme6en ODER
anfillen mubte, tpobet
IT ,nebre Weale genDtbi9t mar in Elm
:leines Seitengebduoe gu laufen, bas Ell
3entli9 basWaorenbaus bes9dn0lers Bill
,ete, unb in bas ben Gngldnoer Die 9feu=
]ieroe ebenfalls binein5og.
Sort iob es 56on ettpas grobarti9er
1us &affee= 1ln0 Sal5Idde tporen in Ell
1er Gde ouf9ebduft, tpabreno ii6 an oen
Wdnoen bin, tbeils leere, tbei1s poQe
Wisfeb= uno @DrupfdIIer rei6ten iibcr
pel9en elm gan5er @immel BON geraud=
'rter Sir16teulen, @6infel1 Unit @ped=
eiten bing; iiber eielen aber la9en mieoer
1uf ben Querbalfen, Die BEN obern SDeil
>es .Souies burd,o9en, anf gefreu5ten
Bretern, 8dren=, 9irI6= uno Mo1@bdr,=
>u9 einige Stterfe0e, uno anf Der on=
>eren @eite ansei6ibtete Ma6s< uno
Sol9tufeln.
Sic Mdnner troten tpieber in ben
2aoen 5urud, 51lnb Der Sremoe be5eu9te.
ieine Ner,pun6erun9 iiber Die ungebenre,
Menge oes >pobrbaft gei1 1tret6en@etrants,
pel6es Die 2eute bier i'm Mrfanlas gu
i9 nabmen, oa feiner Elm @las, 1onoern
INNER slei6 cine SlaId)e ooer Elm Quar=
maB, oaB eben 10 piel entbielt perlangte..
en- Inhtp hpr 0Itp SsGrn1pr ma hnt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-09-30

'liuen6eab, 1aad)te Il bieSe baraaf allfnlefts
Ham SaB. iienad Nstbflplo @epllisA
3lnrtbeilell Iolltel fpoBe ibuen allszp. sa'l
oas aufge99la9en Dor tan
auf Dem Slide lag, Die Strafe borlas,
bie lie Dem Derfiagten auferle9e1 mllBten
dflnsTaG fie si9af IduIbis Inloens nnb oie
]in 3sWfonatSbs 42ssSabt. .3,lbtbansihafe
uno 3abluna ser Soften beitauo.
! F.. uNbcr" = }bfob er ieine &ebe1 nioffte
1 fd. bie ssSulrD -lliht peritdnoigen f6nllen,
lloutes. .irgenb Elm Yuntt porfommen 4 per
Eoiegntl@eibung oes sltrtbsifg ih1uahfeno
ma6te, 10, 6oB es ii6 balo auf biele, balo
auf tene 5eite neige, bann", fubr Ct NIT
erbobener Stinme fort rIei bies 5u @un=
iten oes Mnsetlagten y oatnit lpie eber
|einen G9uloi9en :frei9eben als einen
nni6uloisen peroammen !", ~
No6 berri6te tiefes @6peieen, uno
pie Surp ma6te li6 eben fertis> ibrem
8eratbungsorte - Elm fleines Neben=
Gdus6en = 5u5u9eben, I'm. ii9 bort
aQein su beipre6en uno oas lrtbeil su
fdQen> als elm !autes unbfr0bli9es We'll
how do you like it?" -. Nun, tpie
9efdQps Gu@ ~ ben jungen g1gIdnoer
aug ieinem @iunen ouflt0rte. 9ie1er lob
iid dn9itli6 UNI, neil er piellei6t fiir6=
tete bob bieler loute dn i'm: 9eri9tete
Nusruf ieines neuen Sreunoes @t0run9
erregen unb fir i'm unangenebme SOL
geo boben fDnnte, als ct ober feline Qlu<
gen Dem alten Garmer 5utpanote lab er-
6ielen l9on gan5 pergniigt nit BET 16nell
er9riffenen @bisfeDFal6e boiteben uno
ibm freunoli9 5unideno Elm no9mali9es
vhow do you like it 2" ent9esen
rufen.
9a iebt Qlles li6 frei bur6 chamber
beipe9te uno la6te uno er5dblte> 10 ein9
ou9 Der Srembe ouf ben Mmerifaner su !.
uno beSeu9te linn feline 9robe 3ufrieoen=
beit iiber bas @an5e, bat i'm ober at
glei6er 3eit', ibm nod iiber mebrere
@o6en &ufflarung su 9eben, i
~So, Mann> bon 9er3en germ" rief
oieler la6eno> ubier ]ino ober eine Menoe
ouritiger Seelen - Srinten @ie ems
Judge?" tuanote er li9, fur5obbred)=
END an ben &i6ter, fubr aber, auf be1ien
oantenoe> pereinenoe Bepesung fort:
n Men9e ouriti9er @eelen, sic erit befrie>
oi9t ,peroen lpolen, na6ber iteb' i@ germ
gu 9ienl lten." .s.
Ser 8e6er 9in9 iebt i6nelI I'M &reiIe
6erum, rno Der 9r6bte Sbeil Der 3ubDrer
ldleuoerte Dem naben @irtbsbaus au>
UNI lt9 bort 1la6 Dem fongen @erbDr -
es botte iiber4 @tunoen 9eoauert ct,
|uas su itarfen un0 gu erbolen. ..,"
9ieien fol9ten Die beioen Mdnner, ser
alte Tormer uno oer Gn9ldnoer uno se=
tietben balo bes eben berbanoelten Salles
pegen in einen bibi9en @treit, ba Der
bebauptete,: Die. SurD mille
BEN Mngetla9tens freifpre9en = tpdbreno
Der .Gn9ldnber pom @e9entbeil iiberaeuot
par uno Semen perl li6erte> er tpollte, fir
eine Yerlon, 9als uno &ragen oaran
Ieben, oab bieier Netlep i6uloig pdre.-
ugun, ,pir tuerben ia bDren,". i9nun5elte
oer Mlte, big oabin 9eben mir Elm tpenig
5inein unb trinten eineno utoddy", bos
tdrft uno beibt 81 9lei6er 3eit." 4.
Teddy 2" frug pcr,punoert oer Gns=
Der, vtpos ift bos 2" 81 ~=-.. i.
v@laub's bab ,Sbr's ni9t tpiBt, nit
hnhpf1 hipr fir ,1n1ere GptrGnfp n1Ipr=
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-11

tected" BY the government q the expense Of
another business that pays only 8 per cent
Tbcrs Il great wrong here-one which We
have always held can only BE- righted By giving
tho places ID. Tho Senate and Congress now %
cupisd 81 Eastern men bred . Eastern ideas,
and who represent tho Eastand not the West. to
Western men. Il should not sulIice that .
Congressional aspirant lives in the West;
be should be required to have been born and
raised there. On this subject the st. Louis
Democrat, which cannot b. suspected Of being
tainted, with Southern principles, says: "Un-
less the East shall soon BE- given to understand
what the West IL. the future will teach them
fearful lesson. The sectional prejudice in the
West now il stronger against the East than
the feeling in the South was against the North
forty or City years ago; and will develop
faster into . fixed and determined hostility,
intensified from year to year by increased con-
sciousness Of power
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-11
GIRAIpll,r''

7 The Occidental. pa,,,. .
& .r.a :. and said to posses ~. Il
that tho use Of wine 10 C.l;e..: J, Ii
sire for other alcoholic .tinol, j. IN, I
says. tho vino districts ,r. -: lf,4 I
70 liquor saloOns. and think, 4 ~ = NJ
70 graft tho vineyards with -, ~ stt.|
root them up than make thus mn !
drugkards. - P'uasen )
DIR. N. 8. Davis. who r,,..
very foremost Of the medical pr,t... \
caso' ''y ). an exchange. declare, .s
against the use Of alcohol either !. . !
Or incidentally .. We have oeeaD;.. = s''as
position some time. and we nar.s =, ~,
stefan, whether temperate. M, ~
come to any other conclusion. i. y =
the system ;. is certainly opposed 70 b,,.'' :
i,npedes digestion. torpiis. IL. ~. .''s' !
turns heat: and chiIls the blood d. =. ..s'' 'dh
aIes and depre:ses the circulatio Nv ,ssa b
; use u: .s results either in apopIe., ~ !.
The Journal Of Chemistry. .,,..
Caoefully viewing the matter to-. y, /" . al'ala
point OF the chemist. the physician ~ ss ~
we unhesitatingly declare that the . .aa ana,
present advanced stage, has No 49, so y y i
It Il simply cosreaient but not sas.... = a''Al
HANNIBAL. Missouri. has voted ~.
against licensing whisky selling. ~ :"
=. THERE HERE are half million Of men .,,,,..
tho liquor traffic in the United Stat. ~
yearly sales foot up over twelve hu.i, - q =
lions Of dollars. 4s'ea NJ
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-11

J. N. SrEARNs. Esq Corresponding Sec.
rotary Of the National Temperance Society,
So Reade street. New York city, has our thanks
for copy Of the Society's ninth annual report
The receipts Of the Society for the fiscal year
ending May /. 1874, were, according to the re
port, 81, $50 II; the disbursements for the
Same period, 81 1885 q; of which sum $685..
676 rs went for printing. paper stereotyping,
binding. ETC., and 3lO,414 08 for salaries, lit.
erary labor and commissions. Twelve States
have passed stringent prohbitory laws. or local
option laws. which have generally had the ef
feet to prohibit tho sale Of liquor. Only one
Wiscousion-hs modified the string.
escy of it liquor law.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-11

One Of our large exchanges. in half col.
umn article on the burning Of the body Of Shell.
ley. the poet. not only persists in mis-spelling
his name. but says: "After his body had wash.
ed sshore. bis brother poets. Leigh Hunt and
Byron. and Mr.. TreIawney. had it disinterred
and there. on the yellow sands, beneath the
light Of the moon. they erected funeral pile
and after the classic custom Of tho ancients
burned it." Then comes this quotation from
Mr. Trelawney's account Of the affair: AFTER
the 6re was well kindled. we repeated the Ger.
emony Of the previous day. and more wind was
poured over Shelley's dead body than be had
consumed during his life. This. with tho oil
and salt and myrrb, made the yellow flames
culver. The heat from the sun and the FIRE
was " intense that the atmosphere was trem.
ulous and way" The question now 10: How
could the sun shine 90 hot beneath the light Of
the moon3
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-11

A LATE number of the Concord. n c.. San
has this:
signs IL disturbance.
There are 40 canvicts ia the North Caroline
pcnit~nt,ary. Of whom t~cnty TOUR are wotnef
twenty one black aud three white.
There il n valuable barkl-ad vein neal
Raleigh. which has been traced fourteen miles
II is being worked by q gentleman fr"m Nr~
York. who has already rxcavatcd 10000 tons
Of III. lead
A Cherokee Indian was recently admitted q
practice law in the Supreme Court Of the Uni
ted States.
Great complaint 10 made by the farmers
about the backward condition of cr"ps. The
corn and cot,on Look badly-thc former the
poorest for years. and il the cold nights con
tlnuc muc9 longer il will take the sore shin
add die.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-11

ADVERTISERS IN THE WoRLD.-We publish below Q
reference list which viii enable readers Of tho WORLD
TO turn with facility 10 tho advertisements OF any
Who advertise In its columns. We do this because
ve think better for all concerned than tho rather
STALE and not always PLEASANT practice OF giving 10
cal puns:
g. c. SiIsby-Books, stationery and general news
dealer: advertisement middle Of hrst column. on
nsst page.
Joseph Sssdt~si<v-Brewery. advertisement Same
column aud page above.
RsinAart Bros-ForwsrdinR and commission mer-
chants, advertisement second column. nrst page.
Pramk Csepev-Baths and boarding. advertisement
LAss House-Bosrd and lodging n. @. Lunsy.
propriotor advertisement second column, hFst page
International Hotet-J. W. Dawson proprietor:
board aud lodging: advertisement second column
Har's E.caaaes-wm. p. Halt. proprietor. hoard
and lodging; advertisement s~cond column. arsa
Tssser's Ressasranf-John Foster. proprietor: ad-
vcriisrment second column. nrst page.
Watts EsoAanye-Aike fenner: proprietor; ad-
ycrtisement In hith column. second page.
Wagon awd cdrpcsier Shep-H. Jones. proprietor;
advertisement in nfth column. second page.
John Delight co.-Sods. nfth column. second
b. H. Observation-Disclosures and Jeweies. third
column. third page
y. r. Xarx--Forwardiug and Commission Mer.
chant. Toano. Nevada: advertisement third column.
TAossas Barry-GensrAl merchant. fourth column.
third pace.
c. s xisssaey-0cncrai merchant. fourth column.
third page.
q. ". crafs-0eneral merchant. Aith column.
third page.
Basks.g Hosse 81 C. ". Moore d Ce.-Finh col.
uma. third page.
CITY Drug Sfore-Dr. H. Z.pf. proprietor; dfsh
column. third page
Neg Neat xarkd-John Garrechs. proprietor:
fourth column. fourth page.
WaxAsmgsoa Narsd-McUcvstt L Rove. proprietors
fourth column. fourth page
Ewpdye Meaf Narkcas-SiArk. Towey Garrett.
propri~sors. fourth column. fourth page.
Professional cards. and tho cards OF Champions.
Good Tsmplass aud Odd Fellows arc on orsa page.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-11

The OREGON ELECTION Oregon cleo
ton returns are very meagre yet. but it 10
probable that Williams. (Rcp.) 10 elected Rep.
resentative in Congress: Grover. (Dem. Gov
ernor. and A. II. Brown. (Dem.) State Treas.
urer. The Independents have done nobly. and
will. il they keep up their organization and
labor for that object. carry the next election ia
that State. A it il. they have secured nearly
one third Of the votes. and have posaibly elect
ed more than one third Of tho Legislative tick.
ct. The overthrow Of both Of the prcsent po.
litical parties. il patriotic duty incumbent m
every good citizen. and We had hoped to chrou.
icle their downfall at this election in Oregon
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-11

COTToN.-Jsmes w. White. Esq, has bal
dozen or % Of cotton plants struggling for q
respectable existence on sand bar near the
upper end Of town; bat the extreme cold
weather has % far succeeded in thwsrting their
ambitious effort. We have written to the ed.
~ q TO Tar river Illamiaator. (no insinua.
t3oes, brother H. Tor few seeds, and should
thsS - furnished -, viii turn them over "a
Major Taylor. Of Boise City, to b experiment
"a with Where The sun shines.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-06-11

TuE ExrEstoN oF TiMs-Oa Monday last
there pass-d the House Of Representatives the
bill which had proviously pass.d the Senate GA
the extension Of time Cor doing the work on
mining claims. Tn. law, a. il stood before
was a. follows Section S IL the Act, passed and
approved on the 10th Of May. 1879. reads a.
follows:
ION each claim located after the passage Of this
act and until patent shalt have b-cn issued there
for. no leas than hundred dollars worth Of labor
shall be performed or Improvements made during
each year"
by the amendment passed and approved
March !. 1873, the time of this improvement
was extended 10 the 10Th III June. 1874. The
last amendment gives to lpcaeora until the lst
Of January, 1875. tn do this work, thus extend.
ing the time for little over elk months. This
we think 10 geod thing Many Of the loca.
tors are ton poor to put tho amount OF work
upon their claims ~ suddenly ~ this law would
have called Cor and from the fact that news
sometimes travels slowly. especially in the case
of the operation Of any new law, Il might cas-.
lily have been that spectators could have
jumped in and taken the claims, merely through
technical ignorance on the part Of the men
who really had developed them. It has been
claimed that tho especial effect Of this law 10
to give eastern capitalists helping hand in
tueis WS"IOk operations; O0S we can scarcely
think that true. from the fact that any eastern
capitalist could afford to put one hundred dol.
lars worth Of work or Improvement on any
property owned BY him. Th. extension Of
time 10 clearly In tho interest Of the poor man
and not at tho rich. and therefore we think Il
10 . good thing.
The Call this morning i mistaken when Il
Gays:
Il seems The time b extended II Witch claims need
not b worked. 70 the Arst q January next
L . not that the claims need not b worked.
but that the time 10 extended 10 which 70 put
this necessary amount of work on them. Some
differences. Repert.