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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-08

DEATH OF AN IDAHOAN Just 40 We were
going to press this week. the news reached 10
Of the death. on the I'd Of this month. in San
Francisco, California. Of Mr.. X. " Robbie, for.
merly resident Of Idaho City. and well known
throughout Boise county. Dir. Robbie had been
suffering for many years from pulmonary
complaint, and the announcement Of his death
10 therefore not unexpected. His nature was
one Of much geniality. and those who enjoyed
bis friendship will regret to learn Of his death.
He has brother mining at Copeland's Dig.
gings, in this county.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-08

THE Law or NEWSPAPERS - Subscri.
bers who do not give express notice to the con.
trary are considered 40 wishing to continue
their subscriptions.
2. IT any subscribers order the discontin,,.
ance Of their newspapers, the publisher may
continue to send them until all nrrcarages are
paid.
s. II subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their newspapers from the Office to which
they are directed. the law holds them respon.
sible until they have settled the bills. aud or.
dered them discontinued.
4. If subscribers remove to other places
without informing the publisher. and the news.
papers are sent to the former direction, they
are held responsible.
s. The courts have decided that refusing to
take newspapers from the Office, or removing
and leaving them mncalleL for. 10 prima facie
evidence Of intentional fraud.
8 The postmaster who neglects to give the
legal nstice Of the neglect Of person to take
from the Office the newspapers addressed 10
him, 10 liable to the publisher for the subscrip.
ton price.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-08

MARvEIOUs.-The Idaho Stasesmam can
manage to scs any little faults Of ito exchange,
while it 10 one Of the sorriest local papers pub
Iished on this Coast II srldom ever contains
any local matters Of Importance, but il filed
up with long winded, brainless illusions, only
son Il the editor. The outside contains Z col.
umn and half Of poorly selected chaiIy non.
sense. Both sides. such 40 they are. are pro-
ducsd IN the patrons each week, full Of errors,
~ that very little common sense can BE- die.
covered In the entire sheet.
Il does not become people who live In glass
houses 10 throw stones. at least Il does not look
well. And when fellow lives in the lsrgest
house. too, Il almost amounts 10 downright
madness 10 become tho aggressor Do you zee
the poipk Mr.. 0tasssmas i-Baksr Herald.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-08

TIE State Of Nevada has been visited lately
with most devastating local freshets. caused BY
the bursting Of clouds. One occurred at Car.
con and another at Battle mountain. both Of
which did great damage to farms which chanc-
ed to lie in the paths Of the foods. burying
them In bouldrrs. trees and other debris swept
down from the hills and higher grounds; but do
Ing no injury to human life ~ far We have been
able to learn. At Eureka. however, where the
first Of the series Of cloud. bursts took place. .
portion If the town was flooded, houses. stock.
and even human beings were swept away. aud
many drowned. An eye witness says it was
. most terrible sight-men. women and ch,.
dren. were seen borne headl"ny. sinking and
rising. and shrieking tor help. but no help was
possible. How many were drowned we have
not seen stated.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-08

BRICK REsTDENCE.-Mr. Isaac Curry n.
formed 70. in conversation, lately. that our
Webfoot friend, Joe Pinkham, il having q
splendid two story brick residence erected on
Main street, in Boise City, above the Statess.ax
once Joe il not only gentleman Of enter.
prise and good taste, but ono Of Idaho's
best citizens. and we are truly glad to learn
that biz circumstances are such @ enable him
to prepare himself to live In such becoming
style The wills IL thu building were up
when Mr. Curry left home. and workmen vera
engaged ~ putting ~ the rs,uf.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-08

SOME busy bodies. who have not education
enough to tell . quotation FROM an original
thought. have been trying to make it appear
that we accused Hon. James H. Hawley Of
having resigned Judge Lewis. Az We never
believed that Mr.. Hawley had anything to d.
with the transaction, or that those who had
him arrested believed y word Of their own
sworn testimony. Of course we made no such
charge. We do not believe there 10 q man in
the Territory who believes. or who ever did
believe any such stuff Of Mr.. Hawley. neither
have we ever mentioned his name in connec.
ton with the subjsct. except when making
quotation from tho StGiesman. to show that
that paper accused him. Those who cannot
distinguish quotation. when properly mark
Cd. should not attempt to turn critics. ~ BY 50
doing they invariably expose their own shame
full ignorance.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-08

ABA CoUHTY.-Wc condens~ the following
items from the Boise City Siatesman:
Hon. John Haily has returned from Con.
gr~ss.
Deputy y. 8. Marshal has returned from
Oneida county. He was out there I'm business
connected with the term of the District Court
One Charles Duvand-r was convicted al
perjury at the late term Of the Oneida District
Court.
The Dayton. w. r.. Woolen Mills have Dur.
chased $4,000 pounds Of ~oul this season, pay.
ing an average of Is cents per pound.
Joseph Fornythe has been appointed CITY
Marshal uf Boise City
The only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. E.
Kellogg 10 lying dangerously i'll.
Mrssrs. John and William Payntnn brothers.
in.law IT Mr.. Jimmy Hart arrived here Satur.
day night. direct from New York. They in.
tend to make idaho their h"me.
Petty thieves are operating in Boise City
Mrs Belle Chamberlain 10 featuring the Cap.
italtes on the sntject Of Spiritnalism.
A sneak thief lately arrested in Boise City,
and found with stolen goods ia his possession,
was fined 500, in default Of the payment Of
which he was sent to Jail ffty days 20 the law
directs. There he tore his shirt into strips
and improsised rope out Of that garment and
hanged himsclf. but being discovered By tho
jniler. was cut down before life was extinct.
and may yet scrvive to serve out HE time and
improve bic conduct.
The assessed value Of Ada county for 1874,
. 81 ,23O, 657, taxes $780, O6 e.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-08

SELF PRArsE.-There II an old adage, some.
where which says "seIfpraise 10 half Islander. !"
In veri6cation Of the adage. the Statesman
says Of itself: 1T 10 sufficient to cay that tho
Statesman 10 fixed institution Of the Terrific.
~, and a. indispensable A. anything connected
with our growth and prosperity. No one will
deny but we are and have been from thu 6est
settlement Of this country, a. thoroughly wed.
ded to the people and the interests If Idaho o.
any man can be-"
He. he. he! ha. ha, ha!' haw, haw. haw!M
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-08

CoLoRADo-Mr. james w. White has just
received letter from On old friend IN Boulder
county, Colorado, from which we extract the
following items concerning the mines Of that
locality:
have been here two weeks only, but an
well pleased with the place for mining coun.
try. Tho mining hero i principally lead
(quarts) mining-more leads and richer then
ever saw. Tho orc assays o high . Two
hundred thousand dollars 70 the ton, and the
leads contain gold, silver, tellurium and copper.
II has raiued every day since arrived here.
this being The vet season. The place ID 5000
feet above tho 80 level; mercury yesterday
40; stands from 60 - 70. may b mistaken.
but think this h tho place for minor %
strike : big thing In. new and rich 6iecoveriee
are being made every week, and the mountains
are notyst half psoqleetel. HfIs|b4
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-08

THEODORE TiLTON has been arrested, with
the object Of getting the great Bcecher Tilton
scandal case before the courts, where it will
likely be investis sted as It should be. 1t would
scarcely bs the thing to convict Beecher on the
unsupported testimony Of Tilton and his free.
love conlederstes. who alone. we believe. have
testified - 70 the guilt Of the accused parties
If BECKER IL guilty he ought n be exposed. Of
course: but the masses will not surrender their
confidence in him upon any uncertain testimo.
~. nor i it right they should: for every tins
ono Such idol il broken, the faith Of man in
usa y impaired. and the social structure
weekened.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-08
THE ELECTION.

Very little il said about election matters q
yet. Only few aspirants, even, haye made
made known their aspirations, although it j,
said that the candidates are about % thick over
tho county a. were frogs in Egypt. o. an occa-
sion referred to ia the Bible. But whether
announced or not, we see no reason to appre-
bend danger Of any Office which has money in
it being lett to seek q man to ill. or it may b.
to cucumber it. Such is not the habit Of our
politicians. They hunt the Office for the emol-
uments thereof and generally succeed in get
ting away with the latter. One thing il GER
tain, however. and that is that party organiza.
ton in Boise county 10 defunct. This year the
political warfare, if any is waged, will be be-
tween the citizen tax payers on the one side,
aud the professional place-hunters, supported
by the floating element Of our population on
the other In q contest Of this kind there
ought to be no question about which would win;
but here there ia room for doubts. If the tax.
paying portion Of the community could be
thoroughly united. and got to work together ~
they should do, the result would DO certain aud
encouraging. But it may turn out that local
questions which should b disregarded BY SEN
sible people when in such straight as ths peo.
pie Of this county are; and personal likes and
dislikes, all magnified by tricky orators. will
50 distract those whose pockets are to
be picked. that unity Of action will be impossi.
BILE. and the spoilsmen succeed. An effort will
Do made to keep up the Democratic i) organ.
ization 10 the interest Of certain asprants for
the Delegateship. and on their success IN doing
so depends largely. we think. the chances for
the success Of peoples ticket. Democratic(D
ring rule here has been carried to such an ex-
tent. and the confidence Of the people so shame
fully abused. that the representatives Of that
party will not hereafter be trusted. aud the Re.
publican leaders share in the disgrace BY hnv-
ing shared IN the spoils. But We think the in
dications are that the day for spells politicians
to carry elections has gone by in this county.
and that tho rank and file Of both parties will
unite at the approaching election. and noninate
and elect a PEOPLES TICKET. every man Of
which will be an honest representative OF the
best interests Of the county. because interested
in the county and its welfare. and every man
Of which will be tr.umphan:ly elected. To do
this. however. will require organization in or.
der that concert Of action may be- insured.
There can be- nothing worthy Of an effort PC.
without unity OF aim and concert
of action; therefore. without advising in the
matter. we ask every man who 10 tax payer:
IL it not your duty I" use every possible means
At hand from this date until thu thing il don-.
n secure reduction Of the enormous tar alton
20 which you are subjected The office holders
those for whose benefit you arc tax-d-will |
not assist in reducing their incomes
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-08
OBSTACLES 70 MARRIAGE

Happy Relief Tor Young Men from the A..
Iects OF Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood
Restored. Impediments to Marriage removed Ns~
method OF treatment. New and remarkable RENE.
dies. Books and circulars sent free in sealed en-.
velopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. .
South Ninth g.. Philadelphis. PAN Institution
having high reputation for honorable conduct and
professional skill.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-08

AIsrAKEN.-The StatesMaH pats Mr. Ken.
DAILY lovingly on the back and promises him
that be SHALL be the next Sheriff Of Boise eoun.
ty. and no doubt be would if that paper could
elect him. His style. we think, suits it. But
the people Of Boise county will very likely have
something to do with the election Of their Sher.
id, and il they do Mr. Kennally will be left out
ip tho cold when the votes are counted. There
are plenty Of men in Boise county to Gil all VI
the county Offices. who are permanently settled
here. and who have property and homes and
families here - sureties that they will remain
aud do their duty ~ officers. and these are the
kind Of men the people Of Boise county are
going to make an effort to elect to Office this
fall. They have had transient officers enough,
and have paid dearly for the luxury.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-08

CALVIN B. MCDONALD, for many years
eonssstsd with tho press Of California, i now
sd,tor Of tho Salem. Oregon. Stasss1aS. Mr..
MsDossld u ausst. sscy and correct writer.
and viii doubtless make tho StatesmAs one Of
the lesdisg papers Of Oregon. and intuse tho
spirit Of Journalistic lie 20 much sssdsd into
some q bic eOtems. M
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-08

PrTTsBUs0, Pennsylvania, was visited By .
terrible and destructive rain storm On tho 18th
Iof July last Whols streets were inundated.
many hossss washed swap and destroyed. and
: greet mary psopIs-ths number estimated st
two hsnlssd- drowned.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-08

!. w will publish tho premium list Of tAs Ads
lOsssly Agricultural society next week. The
pssnIsns ars wisrly small and numerous, N
psrsae~msat which yin iuesrsss the number
- ssmpesitars and permit wjds distributjos
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-08

A SAD SCENE.-A Cincinnati correspond
emit Of the Sacramento Record relates the fol.
lowing sad incident a. having taken place
under HE observation. If, instead Of vic
Tins Of the lost cause" he had written "vic'
Tins Of carpet bag rule and party per6dy."
his words had been much more truthful. The
South would long ago have recovered from the
legitimate evil effects Of the war If fortune
hunting Adventures from the North and
scalawag Southrons who have received the
thirty pieces Of silver had been driven into
the sea when the war terminated. We quote:
"Only last week did pass on tho road two
wagon loads Of victims Of the lost cause. On
them found they came oil the
way from North Carolina. The women were
sad.eyed and pale faced. aud showed that they
had undergone much suffering. Three little
graves were made By the wayside. little slab
was driven down ut the head aud feet of each.
and those poor mothers watched these little
mounds until turn in the road hid from their
sight forever the last resting place Of their lost
ones. Think Of it. mothers! Some Of you may
now be reading this little sketch; think If it,
40 you count your household treasures and End
that not Quo 10 missing; think Of Gods poor
whom you have always with you. The men
and boys Of the baud. all Of whom were walk
ing. seemed rugged and stout. and said they
were willing to work If they could find any thing
to do Their destination was Hillsb0ro, High
land county. this State"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-08

Special Notice.-I hereby offer for sale q.
$780, tract Of good mining ground copt.in,,,
enough ground for twenty-five years work ~
plenty Of free water tho year round CT.
ground y situated on the south side Of Moore creek
about two and half miles shove Idsho City and Vii,
Be sold q terms which cannot fail to give sstiaf.
tion. Tor particulass. apply ct DE-. Shelters one.
IDAHO CI1Y. July Is 1874. J. acur,..
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-08

HARRY PRINDLR. tho Treasurer and man.
ager Of the Philadelphia Peoples Insurance
Company, abscondsd lately with 10O0. 900 II
tho C0mpany's money. -Hsis supposed to have
e0uo South b run Cor Governor.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-08

AUS. n. PETTxxozLI Co., 10 State Street n.
ton. 81 Park Row. New York. and 7ol Chestnut sra..
Philadelphia are our Agents for procuring advertise
ments for the IDAHO WORLD in the above cities ana
authorized - contract for advertising 1t our Icves
rates. ''
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-08

San Francisco. Radical If tn. -xtrem. type.
recently delivered IN address in which he
made the following reference IL the corruption
that perturairs ail branches of the public ser.
vice:
what compensation the future can yield
TOR the evils We are n"w suffering. ! conf-ss
my self utterly unable Ia define We are in
the midst III an era when th. whole 90 cial aud
political fabric il down and ganarcaed with
c"rrupion. Official position 10 prosii,utrd Ia
the bases, purposes. and the most sacred pub.
lie duties are violated with shameless atIron.
try. Licrntiousnrss unblushingly walks the
highways. unrrbnkrd in noontid-. and the mis-
rrablr actions in the drama of lrwdn-ss and
in6delity are welcomed with the bland ishmrnts
of gcntecl society. Honesty in public life has
anost erased to be- virtue. and betrayals of
trust have bcc",nr ~ common that the suffer.
ers scarcely cry out against them ! confrss
some misgiving a. IN the result Did consult
my reason and my observation only. gloon,y
enough would BE- the conclusions which would
forcc Themselves upon the. But have con.
t'nually an abiding faith in the Providence of
Almighty God. and the ultimate triumph of
correct principles But their triumph il ma,
70 come without effort"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-08
IDAHO BAKERY,

Main st.. Idaho City. seeond door below Kimmeis
jewelry store.
BREAD. PIES. CAKES. CRACKERS OF ALL KINDS
CONFECTIONERY.
GIG 12S A ~ ID TOHACCO'
Soda Water. and fruits. dried and fresh.
always on hand, Ice cream during the summer
months.
Orders for balls and parties promptly filled.
HENRY FREIDINGER.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-08

AM IMPORTANT ENACrMENT-Thef follow.
ing Act Of Congress. approved June 2:sd. has
just been officially promulgated from the De-
partment Of State:
BE il enacted BY the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the United States Of -4meri.
ca in Congress assembled. That all instru-
nents. documents and papers heretofore ex.
listing and remaining issued and subject to
stamp duty or tax under any law heretofore
existing. and remaining unsgampcd. may be
stamped by any person having interest therein.
or. where the original is lost. copy thereof.
at any time prior to the Let II January. 1876.
and said instruments. documents and papers.
and any record thereof. shall be valid tn all in.
tents and purposes NJ il stamped when made.
signed or issued: but no right acquired in good
faith shall in any manner be affected BY such
stamping Aforesaid; provided. that To render
such stamp valid the person drsiring to stamp
the same shall appear with tho instrument.
document. paper. or copy thereof. before some
Judge ar Clerk Of Court oi record. and be-.
fore him afIix the proper stamp. And said
Judge ar Clerk shall indorse on such c-rii6.
cate. under his hand when made BY said Judge.
and under bic hand and seal when made BY
said Clerk. setting forth the date at ~ hch. and
th. place where. the stamp was AFFIXED. and
that the stamp Mas duly cancelled in his pres.
cnce.
SEC. 2. That all laws mr. parts Of laws in con.
dict with the ab"se are hereby repealed.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-08
10 THE PATRONS OF THE WORLD.

We must raise two thousand dollars during the
next thirty days and are therefore obliged to call
npon I'll persons knowing themselves indebted to
TIA IDAEo WORLD for subscription or otherwise to
ssmit the amount Of their bills or pay the same
70 Sheriff Bradford. who 10 fully authorized to
receipt for any money due this once. The amount
due from each subscriber 10 the WORLD II small; but
the aggregate sum OF the whole 10 between two and
three thousand dollars-a very important sum to Us;
hope therefore, that our friends. one and ALL viii
come forward without delay and pay up. that may
b able also 70 pay up and stop the payment Of heavy
cannot do business nor pay debts without money and
thesore must have It when We get better OF we
can b moro Intent
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-01-15


There is neither sense nor common
honesty in the actions of these men.
Ihe true workingman: the man of fam.
lily who acts uprightly and is industrious
will have no connection with such riots;
he does not need to. He is we'll aware
OF the mutual relatioss between capital
aud labor, how necessary one is to the
other, and that it is only when these re-
lations are observed on each side, and all
rights respected that both himself and
his capitalists who employs him can
tope to prosper. l hope to be able TO
tell you in my next that the meeting
OF these Communists of to-day, was a
failure. Labor will be respected only
when it respects itself.
CINCINNATI JOURNALISM
has ever been famous for its personalities,
spiightliuess, blackguardism, enterprise,
duels and abilities Last week Col. w.
G. Terrell, Covington, ky editor Of
the Commercial, was probably fatally
stabbnd in front of the Clinton Hotel,
Covington, by the son Of public officer
of that city whom Terrell had accused
ofa little "Tweedism." The probability
is that the publications were true, as ex-
.racts from official figures were given in
every instance. At the time Of the at.
tempted murder, Col T. was talking to
his son, when his assalaut approached
and said to young Terrell "Your father
has been abusing my father and I'm 60
ing to take it out of you" Very natur
ally the Colonel interfered, when Fran.
els stabbed him in the abdomen with q
dirk, inhjcting a murderous wound.
Terrell as he was falling struck Francis
a blow on the head to some effect, as he
cut open his forehead. Francis was at
once arrested. | saw Terrell in his room
yesterday. He was resting somewhat
easily. but his physicians would not haz-
ard an opinion. The singular sequel
may be the death of Francis, as erysipe-
las has set in the wound made in his
head, and his situation is considered crit
ical.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-01-15

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