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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-18
One Month Later Foreign News.

The Ausirzlasiau and American Mail Steamer
CIV Of Melbourne arrived at P. n. on Sunday
last having made the passage in eight days and
two hOurs-
The deteutioa =as caused, as was anticipated
bv the steamer having been detained for the mails
A portion Of the mail, that which was sent from
Toa5oa via New York, arrived on time; the bal
EDoe. which was sen; via Canada, caused the de-
seutioa-
Par Of the newspaper mail for Honolulu was
shiupes by the Comet, which sailed eight days
GhsAi Of the steamer, and is not yet in.
The most important item Of news is that re-
lzfing 70 the election in England and the change
Of Government, particulars Of which are given in
smother c0luuu. The conservative majority is
shout fifty.
TRIAL orJames C. King for Murder.
Ny ToEK. February s6th.-James C. King, who
skos snEhszy T. o'Ne1, n November, 1872, was
ra.-ss oz t-zi to-day, charge Of murder. o'Neil
~ friend q and witness Of Mrs. King in a suit
Sc diverse. The trial Of King has been delayed,
orinE % eoz=Plste prostr1tlOn from consumption.
Ma-uA sh.-Afssr six days labor jury was OBJ
t1ineS tO5sy n the case Of James C. King charged
via the mErde- Of Frank o'Nel some months ago.
Thr prosecution opened with address by the Dis
t-iut AttO-nsy-
Cuba
- B,iasiac DE- "a Gue-ru, paper Published BY the
fu-r-ruzt czbaz forces Of CAnAj1ey, says: 80 The
-rrol1risa csztnues its unAlterAble march Of pro
r.uss and hundreds q 6elds Of battle have demon
arz CIR ability 20 cope with the tyrant, in spite Of
his uzlrtu6e cE resources and material advantages
M had Of uisf0rtzns has struck from us much
mrEirtnnce that VIC ought to have received, and
nrpaunZ bat the arm OF right and justice has Wrest
Cd fuz Ia uEzrrcr The elements necessary to defeat
CIR CAuse-"
A iester from EErHua says, since the late desrees
-rrrs uruuulEntsd. The natives among the Spanish
rorzee-z coostanty deserving to the insurgents,
Eni Wade fnzilieI are fleeing to the mountains.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-18
sAr FnArcrseo. oetOber a4lh. Sc.

have had very severe cough nearly six weeks
for which found no relief until Mr.. Such brought
me his medicine, (Such's California Asthma CGrel,
which has entirely cured me- 1 consider it the best
remedy have ever known, and feel deeply indebted
to Mr. Such for his kindness My little daughter is
now taking it, and her cough, which IS ous CT long
standing is improving every day. Besides the enica-
cy of this medicine, lin uhicl really belioSs,) II
MRS. D. OLIVER,
$50 Bryant Street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-18

Notice 70 Family Boarding Schools for Ha.
wHftan fsfrls-Frum and afer July LIST, ls7s Capt.
Eees WI BE- allowed by the Board Of Education FOR
AZ fTl over Ten YEAR. q who shall have been
t-e1 Any Fly Boarding school after the date above
named and claim for csptatiou fees will be allowed
ur jas Isl ls-t for any pupils sixteen years Of
CaEitltiou lees VII Be- allowed Tor pupils who shall
lrE AMENDED Schools u this CAS- regularly from their
t yar shoud they have been transferred TO another
F-lf Boarding school az any time between their Tenth
zears of but the Of cApitations for
such us sal BE- re-oued only from the date which
IheE have Been admitted into the School claiming fees
the uau- reference % the time that shall have been
spent l- ->-holls previously attended
% sal b. na-asary that pupils transferred above
for whom oapltagn fees shall be asked shall
have been cr1iah,y discharged from the Schools previ-
cuy attended and that ie schools claiming fees there
sa b. subject The Regulations Of the Board Of Edu-
cszl1r Published June sth. Is65.
BY order q The Board OF Education
". Jas. SMITH. Secretary.
EFna1lulu Jan zsth ls-G ~
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cUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN

SUPREHE COUNT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- ISLANIS-In Probate. In the matter Of the e.
tate Of VICTOR CHANCEREL. late Of Honolulu, deceas
ed. At Chambers before Hon C. C. Harris, First ASso
cate Justice and Vice Chancellor Order Of notice OF petit
ton for allowance Of account discharge and final dstrbu
ton Of property.
On reading and filing the petition aud Of W. C.
Parke, Administrator OF the Estate Of Victor Cnancere
late Of Honolulu deceased wherein he asks to be allowed
t9502T and charges himself with S9jO21 and asks that
the same may be examined and approved and that final
order be made OF distribution Of the property
naming In his hands to the persons thereto entitled and
dschaging him and his surees from all further respond
bity such administrator
1t ordered, that FRIDAY the LIST day Of MAY,
1874 at 10 O'Clock A NJ before the said Justice Cham
ber In the Court House at Honolulu, be and the
hereby Is appointed the time and place for hearing said
petition and accounts and that all persons interested may
then and there appear and show II any they
why the should not be granted and may present evi
dence as 70 who are entitled 70 the said property.
And that this order. in the English Hawaiian Ian
guages be published 10 the Hawaiian Gazette and Ku-
okoa" newspapers printed and published In Honolulu
three successive weeks previous time therein ap-
pointed ftIf said hearing.
Dated Honolulu, H. L. this 18th day Of March A. D.
1874. CHAS. c. HARRIS,
Attest: Justice Of the Supreme Court
JNo. I. BARNARD. Deputy Clerk. f79-5t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-18
SUCHS CALIFORNIA HERB CURE
THE GREAT REMEDY FOB ASTHMA |!
TO THB PUB LTC.
nor THE PAST TWO YEARS HAVE BEEN SUBJECT

BEEN SUBJECT TO SEVERE
ensapesa
in atk aha
ssta
hhou hn
einn INC
81 cot dfh
refaton Id
IsyrW n
oced t
h n o equal
sie
nmyau
thasl aseued axiom in
ie sumden ti q
disease
' FRANCIS L SUCH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-18
WEDNESDAY, MARCH is.


HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN held her first public
reception on Saturday afternoon, on which occa-
sion she received the ladies of Honolulu at the
Palace, from 3 till o'clock. She was plainly
dressed in full mourning, and was assisted by
Mrs G. R. Bishop, and Mrs. W. L. Green, while
other ladies Of the Court were in attendance. in
GLIDING Mrs. DomInis, Mrs. Cleghorn, Mrs. Wide
mann, Miss Harris, and Mrs. A. F. Judd. Dur
ing the afternoon, or until five o'clock the
rooms Of the Palace were crowded with as bril-
liant an assemblage of ladies as ever collected
here on any occasion, and Her Majesty received
each one with an ease and gracefulness which dis
PEELED all reserve, and impaired good feeling
among the visitors, with whom she conversed
freely. Queen Kapioani is one Of the finest
specimens Of native Hawaiian ladies among Us,
with pleasant and even handsome face, and the
ladies who paid their respects to her on Saturday
last must coneede that she wears her honors
with modesty and gracefulness which will win
the confidence Of all, and assure them that she is
worthy of the position which she occupies.
HIS MAJESTY THE KING took passage for
Kaui on Monday last, in the Steamer Kilauea.
His departure was announced by a royal salute
from Punchbowl battery, which was responded to
by the U. S. S. Benecia and Il. B. Ms ship
Tenedos. And the four war ships in port
manned their yards, and remained SO till the
steamer passed out the channel. There was on
board an unusually large number of passengers,
some Of whom were attached to the Kings es-
cort, including Hon. c. r. Bishop, His Ex. A.
5. Hartwe Justice Harris, His Elk. Gov Kanoa,
Major MoehOnua, Major Boyd, Hons. John Cum
Minis and Simon Kaai and others. Mr.. Berger
and his band also accompanied the Royal party to
enliven the trip, and entertain the Kauaians
with their music. A very large assemblage of
spectators gathered on the wharyes to witness
the Kings departure, and Justify cheered him on
his arrival and as the steamer backed out into
the stream. After visiting the various ports on
Kauai, the Royal party will return in the steam
er, reaching here probably on Saturday next.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-18

uOEFORE THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
IL HAWAIIAN ISLANDS-in PROBATE the mat
ter Of the Estate Of His late Majesty KAMEl1AMEHA
W. deceased. At Chambers In the Court HOUSE In Homo
lulu before the Hon. Charles C. Harris First Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court sitting in probate
day OF March, A. D. 1874
II appearing to the Court by the petition presented and
fled by Charles r. Bishop and John o. Domnis Adinls-
traitors Of the Estate Of His late Majesty ",
deceased praying for order sell certain Real Estate,
that 1t necessary to sell portion Of the Zeal Estate Of
which he deceased died seized and possessed pay debts
outstanding against the deceased and the debts and charges
OF Administration II Is therefore ordered that Al persons
interested In the said Estate appear before the Hon Chas
C. Harris First Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court
sitting 10 probate, the 23d dny Of March, A. d.
1874 at 10 O'Clock In the krenoon - sid day the
Room OF the Court HOUSE. Honolulu, to show why
order should not be granted 70 the said Administrators
to sell the land and premises prayed for.
And that copy Of this order De p1bshed at least three
successive weeks In the Hawaiian Gazette and Kuo-
koa and Au Okoa newspapers printed and pubished In
the city Of Honolulu.
CHAs. c. HARRIS, Jus Sup. Court
Honolulu, March 3D. 1874
Attest: JSo. E BARNARD Deputy Clerk
r H. STANLEY, Atty for Administrators. f477 %
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-18
s,xFRAyoIsco. October seth, 1877.

SAN FRANcIsco, October seth, 1879.
Mn. sucH Kind Sir.-The cough and soreness
in my breast has been entirely cured since taking
your valuable medicine, (Such's California Asthma
Cure). For suffering humaaity's sake you should
make known its virtue. Yours Respectfully,
MRS. G. MARCH, Lick House.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE MATTER OF THE BANKRUP'

IN THE MATTER OF THE BANKRUPTCY
IL Of ANU doing business under the and style OF
ATAI. Before Mr. Justice Harris In Chambers
Whereas this 18th day of March, A D. 1874 the above
named Anu by order made by Mr. Justice Harris
declared 10 be bankrupt and notice Is hereby given
the creditors Of aforesaid ANU doing business under the
OF Ata in Honolulu appear before said Justice
at the Court House Thursday the ID day Of April D.
1874 at 10 o'clock A NJ for the purpose Of proving their
claims against the said Estate.
WALTER r. SEAL.
Clerk Supreme Court
Honolulu, March 18th 1874. 47s3t
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SAN FnAScrscO. January sth, 1873.

SAN FRANCISCO JhnuAEy Sehs AS'"-
MR. SUCH Dear Sir,-Having used your Cough
Remedy (Such's California Asthma Cure), according
TO directions believe it to be all you claim it to be-
Its use having relieved me from a distressing and
very disagreeable cough. With many thanks, re-
VIM. PATTERSON, Floris.,
Cor Castro and Seventeenth st.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-18
WAIIAN GAZETTE
AN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL,
DEVOTED TO HAWAIIAN PROGRESS.

PUBLISHED AND EDITED BY
H E NRY NJ. WHITNEY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-18
Licenses Expiring in March, Is7A.

Retail.
oar Nv Green Queen street, Honolulu
al Lam, Nuuauu street, do
Is-Aurusi Strehi. Hotel street, do
lin Richardson Merchant Street
Es-W P AEAu- Suaanu street
&c Brewer a Co, Queen street do
By A schaeilr a o., Merchant Street do
11-Flsher a Roth, Frri street. do
.l-sruuua1d & Schultz. Nuuanu street, do
2a-Juheyr NuuHnu street. do
Il-A II Puwers Queen Street do
SC Brewer a 90. wholesale Queen 81, do
1l-Autoue AIauuai. King street, do
Hsrz---lc-l'illip Ioaq uirl, LahAilla-
Tx II kalr, kahulu-
el-Nuu chuck. puuahoa Hama
HawArl- 1-,-t,l Jones a 90. keauhou. KAu-
6-llllial q 90. 1Elo.
6-W Daniels wairnea. Kohala
&c Akau a Bros Hio.
Nv Conway. Huo.
ls-W p AkAu. Waimea
kEraE--l7-Ilil1e Plantation Llhue-
ls-Ahraau- HanaieL
.l-Ahsgal d Gusa, HAnaleL
Al , Neal, KOoa
Boats
s-l-eo p sylvia Iahaiua- Maui
7-kamuelA, No 90, Honolulu.
Butcher.
Geo Ilisely, Nuuauu street, Honolulu.
liz Meldgzr Waiiuku, Maui
I-aPaau.
60 Cummings, Hawaiian Kingdom.
Ts-Euhal- Heela, KuoiaEpoEo-
-5-KApono0pio k, Houuaula
Horse
I-aLzuuei silvia No -. Honolulu
Retail Spirit
IA Herbert Hawaiian Hotel.
billiards.
IA Her5ert Hawaiian Hotel
EictuAIing.
IA Harberr Hawaiian Hotel
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THE FOLLOWING LETTERS ARE FROM PARTIES WHO HAVE USED
THIS MEDICINE
And whose original Letters my possession Read this
List and inquire of any Of these parties
who will give you any further information
you may desire
SAY FnAsorsco. November islb. lsI1.

San FRAxctsco, November 15th. 1sT1-
Mr. SucH Dear Sir.-Having used two bottles
Of your cough remedy iSuek;s California Asthma
Cure), feel myself free Of cough or pains on ny
chest, and it gives great pleasure in rscommend-
ing il 10 ali similarly afflicted. Yours truly.
JAMES GIRARD, Lick House.
SAN FRAScTsco, February 1sth, is73-
Mr.. sUcH Dear Sill have been pretty sick
but thanks 70 you for your bottle Of medicine suehs
California Asthma CuTe). took the whole bottle As
directed, and feel IS we'll ] ever md 10 ny he-
Before taking your medicine was 50 exhausted With
n pain in my chest and langs. accompanied With a
most distressing cough that thought should give
up and send in my checks. From old Forty-niner,
FRANK J. GRACIER.
Southeast cor Mission and Beale 50.
SAN FRAAcIsco, March l4th, 1873.
Nh SUCH Dear sir.-AIloW to return you
my thanks for your valuable medicine (Suehs Cali
fornia Asthma Curs). used BY me and all my family.
and can recommend il all affected with colds and
soar threats for IL has worked wonders for ne and
my family in curing in four days, and you can re-
feF to at any time for reference. remain yours
G. r. SMITH.
Chief Steward, Lick House.
ICHAM g. CO.,
,OIe AGENTS for the Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-18

The following is a copy of an address from the
British residents in the city Of Honolulu to James
hay WO6ehouse, ESQ h. B. Ms Commissioner
and Consul General
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-03-18

RosEKz MoEnBrS, Esq, NJ D., and gentlemei
ElEuizE the address
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-03-26

CANE LAw.-The attention OF hunters and oths-.
VINO might contemplate bird shooting. or deer.hunt.
ins' IN Boise county. is called to the provsons 30
inc game law which is now in force. The law IN
this and Ada county. took effect. as to the h,n. -
prairie chickens. grouse pine grouse, March 18th
ana continues in force until August lat IN a..
county 1t Is unlawful to stake pursue kill or DESTROY
any deer or antelope between the first of March and
inc ISL OF August" The penalty for the violation Of
the provisions OF this law. is by fine of not les.
tnan ten' nor more than one hundred dollars or nv
in the county Jail not exceeding thirty
days. or oy both such fine and Imprisonment. and
the same penalty attaches to any person who huvs
seis or offers to SELL any such game, or for having
1t In possession, between the times specified. AZ to
killing it. tits also the duty Of sherffs and their
deputies and OF Consables and their deputies. when
informed or knowing Of any violation of any Of the
OF the law referred to- to give information
thereof to the Probate Judge or Justice of the Peace
In the county in which the violation occurred and
for failure to do this. they are subject to fine of
one hundred dollars 1t is also unlawful to kill anv
species OF wild duck in Boise or Ada county. at any
time between the first day of April and the first day
Of August. Bear these things in mind and keen ont
OF trouble.
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10000 Tickets; $4,000 Gifts !!
LIST OF GIFTS.

Total. H. 900 Gifts all Cash. amounting 70 1oooOo
tue CONCERT AND D1sTRIBur1oN OF GIFTS 81 WILL n,,r
.rar,vry.v AND THEORETICALLY TAKE PLACE ON The
fo.. .,o,r rYrrn WHETHER THE TICKETS ARE soLD
d rr AND THE H. 900 GIFTS ALL Pale IN PROPORTION
IN rur NUMBER OF TICKETS Sold
PRICE OF TICKETS:
whole tickets. $50; Halves s25; Tenths or e es,
COUPON S. Eleven Whole Tickets fS1 r $500 600: az
os Tickets for $40 OOO No discount on less IMAM
$500 worth Of Tickets. Ill, ho conducted. in all
Inc Io" Ito the three which have already oeen
and full may be arm, o faS% al
eeusrs which will be sent free 'roln 'n''
VINO rders for tickets and for
~. ~ attended to in the order they are Nv, thra
" y. boned they will be sent in promptly sl,;rc al,
may assppoi1 1t so.. or who buy sell
Liberal sra eremptoy required to settle up their
All and return al unsod tickets Oy the 1o'n u''
of March. rr~ru
.,. pnb,ic Library Kentucky. and Msnsg ZEE ON
ca Ase~ts Public Library Building Lou'svns'
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,-xv-Tbs WORLD has this week been the fortu-
nate rscipien. Of three interesting communications.
xhih will be found in this ssue-one from Washing
I'm Civ one from Horseshoe Bend. and another
rum Bos,on-no. the Hub OF the Universe-bas our
.s,hboring village of tina, name on Grimes Greek.
s,cb s,yors have the double effect OF tightening our
own lsbo.s and aEoriing interesting news items To
Oh, readers thereby enhancing the value and useful
ness Of our paper: for all Of which reasons our
trends Are assured Of the high appreciation in which
asi, contributions are held. We desire. as we have
.susa:sily stated TO make the WORLD reflex OF the
mining and agricultural condition OF Boise county
nd persons favorable TO the project will but write
Is The facts abou. their sections Of the county. we
vi be able to accomplish our desire. Every i'm
wgnnent made, no mstter how small. should be
a1nunicased TO the local paper and by 1t sent out
tie world. as everything OF tina; kind helps TO
s1ns locality into notice. aud people are indaced
aTsiiit and some Of those who come will remaia
nd this is precisely the way in which every country
ol! By the gradual aluisiton Of wealth and people
attracted to their borders and no feature IL more AT
ai;ave than the steady improvement Of the country
Again We ask our. friends TO post us everything
that goes on in the County and Territory wherever
our paper Is read. To do will be to show the out
aa' World the advantages aud inducements which
01' rcn young Territory offers 10 immigration and
'Hsnent both Of which /, is our duty. "a well a.
' PRIDE to fully and faithfully portray: but to sue
osa this We must have the cooperation Of others.
WIFE, then, and write often.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-03-26

Rich Rocx-Mr. j. II. Hepworth crushed a piece
OF quartz rock taken from the mine Of Dean Hawley
& Co.. at Qaartzburg. this county. a few days ago.
from which he obtained Sc IS worth Of gold. The
rock weighed one pound and the gold was OF pure
quality aud looked splendid.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-03-26

PERSONS who do not desire to have their misaeeas
exposed will do well to remember that the 1pAuo
WORLD Is not published to up the acts of wrong
doors. but to expose them. We propose to do our
whole duty and to respect the position we occup,
whether others do SO not. and shall henceforth
compromise nothing. whether friend or enemy ia
involved. -
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-03-26

FINE LOT or Hods.-Sixty head of splendid looking
porkers were brought into town few days ago, from
weiser Valley. They were purchased by Messrs Nc
Dewitt Rowe. Of the Washington Meat Market
McDevitt Rowe always to keep the Wash.
ington Market supplied with the best OF everything
IN their line, which money aud energy can procure
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-03-26

The weather for several days has been clear. warm
sunny and magnihcenty beautiful: and active prepa
tons are being made all around to make the most OF
the mining season just setting in. bitches are be-
ing cleaned out. reservoirs aud fumes put in order
and soon mining will have commenced: and the indi
cations thus far are ordinarily favorable, for good
run.
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-. horn January 9th, 1911. snu ~ -
NJ: on the 18th inst. in the e''n year y
his age. ,A..oho1 hv the
-, .d;tor If the Statesman a!teI
..nnssscsed and laborioas effort to 'uo''a''
ioll from 1874.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-03-26

nd advoItsS'
p''' -nuring the past week quite mum.
rafnssaa .rine 1dahoans have returned to abide
s Of Ssau' "..,. while longer. Among them were
dh c. ,s' .Drs.tn daughter Of Mrs. M G. Luney.
~. city, Miss aalOreaith mas 0een , absent IN
dAl' s., going to school for about two years.
sDnsy,'u.s little girl beloved by all, and returns
Sssa ne'' 49,. her friends had not forgotten her.
,y'uns 'as .,vsd as she deserved to- most atter.
Di she lss hack to Idaho and home A cousin OF
ing Ts a;'.s.s 8 young widow lady, named smith.
Mss C'ai' with the intention. We believe. OF
s, s our Territory her home; and the two ladies
n'Ins . AM by Mr.. G. S. Kingsley. who went
we're "' time 400 to look after the Bed Rock Flnme
Est sr, hopeful of the bill; thinks the Terri
BILL ne y. divided; sees no present prospect OF
as "" bill passing during this session OF Con
. ~. thinks Chapman is more DESTROYS OF getting
' n,,ssd in srdsr to sell his franchise than TOR
the u" ,.s Of building . road. His scheme meets
ns p1'f .:,. a;sfsyor. Mr.. Kingsley informs US.
WIN ,,., he has purchased the finest stock OF
'''a'' ,vsr brought to the county. which he will
s"1' ,hs market here in few weeks. He is not
n'ev. =. practical, energetic business man by
su ,hs Territory When he opens out his i'm
H' = enlistment this Spring with stock OF
@'-s ..,.,,v selected in New York and Chicago. /,
IN surprise people who have been in the habit OF
p,sa county played out" Hon NJ. J. Bid.
Ros,op, Mr.. Richard Jones. of C-ntervilie.
,v, Charles Magee. of this place. are also among
--;..,. =, the week. Mr.. Magee has been rusti.
,.ang somewhere in the valley during the winter
chs and Messrs Biidy and Jones have been
IT,, The Winter a, their old homes east of the
,,,,;ns We are glad 10 see them all back. and in
-, ,a,lth: and hope they will now be satisfied to
remain here since they failed to nnd better coun
..r i, their rsmblings than IDAHO.
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HSrS. NJ. PETTENa1LL Il Co., 10 State Street. Bos.
ton 81 Park Row. New York. and 7O1 Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia are our Agents for procuring ADVERTISE
ments for the IDAHO WORLD in the above Cities and
to contract for advertising at our lowest
rates.
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u'AsEsHoE bESD-We are permitted to make the
''-'sns extracts from private letter from Horse
noe Bend, received on Friday Of last week: Grass
uAAng Its appearance in the valley. and . few
A~ Jays VIII make plenty Of feed. Flowing
commenced in the valley; Mr.. Miner has
'1 po"'ns all week The people in the valley
81 IN good health. There has been . coal mine
discovered up in Jerusalem. near Days. was to
!" Inc appearance. so far as can be seen. is
~" Inc coal, or rather should say the slack.
~H' well AFTER drying; and the vein in sight Is
WA 'H'ee iees think. But was told that there
'S SaoIher vein below this much thicker
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-03-26

ATTENTION is hereby called to Mr.. Ed. Fahey's
card which will be found under the head OF special
Notices." Read IL. everybody
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-03-26

JOHN y. WALLACE. Esq. OF Buena Vista Bar. has
leased his mining ground. opposite the warmSprings.
To q company OF Chinese. for the pres sent season.
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W FOR the very best Photographs, 60 to Bradle
q hulofson's Gallery without STAIRS-ASCEND II
THE ELEVATOR, 429 Montgomery street, Sal
Francisco.