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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-22
How lark 4 Twain Went to Protest.

While the inimitabls Mark Twain vss
IN London he made draft on certain
parties here which was to be paid in Ell
nil mira The parties failed before tie draft
bad time 70 reach this country, and ~ .
naaural consequence it was protested.
"A copy Of the protest was sent to Twain
at the city of Hartford, which he found
on his anivsl. eH He returned the protest
TO- Elmira, saying that, Sin the almost
biblical language Of the document before
him the holders look to me for psymsht
thereof: thereof Is . good word; ! there
OTIS always Rgood word. There is noob-
lection in looking to me, and no offense
in tho world. So Twill only say,
= the fCanaanites said to Joshua when
ne came to look at their land, sits harm
iess'thing, look and be d,---d.-.- Wtl,iasH,-
1sorv N. z. Regtstsr. sifl s3i6s37'
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-22
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lMom' 4 shingtonp Letter.

- z,
II The couatersig as required for adn;s.
sion into "gocd society are characterize.
icalIy demanded BY 5he several cities.
Boston draws herself up severely, and
while raising her glass eye to scau ths
cefsbfal Development tie importusate
one colby asks what do you iknowg'
New York, vnlgsfly displaying her silks
and diamonds, looks 1t the costumes
which TIE applicants appeal denotes,
and perty says sWhat are you wortha'
Philadelphia tproudiy drawing around
her, her covering ofpaupered aristocracJJ,
demands, blue book in hand, and lips pur
sed into prunes, persimmons and prisms,
WHO was your Grandfather" While
Washington stops q moment in the Gid
ing German, and while trying to obtain
4 ~ glimpse pf your pedal extremities
with glowing cheeks and heaving breast
inquire1, uCansEou danoe2v 81 80 asln
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-22

. "A Cedar Falls widow has three admir-
era and they make . daiiy call apiece.
" keeps her pretty busy. i59 haa
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-22

uueluos5 WITHOUT Inc Au01tOr'e Cortlncate
and xithout capital, NO penalty Is provided.
II 9ho4ld be enacted thu when the Audit e
I kftr lshed WYE veriSedr q tenasntc{ l6e
4msnce the b since 4 B II n {iy,
- hs-choose, Wit VIE bAnk 1AsG> S4spkoE TIE
nature Of these assets. There is no doubt
that property which In no sense can be
sssooisson Is iseonsnti7 listed !: snoS Il
Eldhe c7Meets the requitemeAta1 otsbl1silAN,
9edNon ISIS Gin reisfbnrsi tsv the neglect 81
EeAtut6nf tho proper ofaheHs, DO scemulrp With
tA1re4uremtatso OF tho entire lAFl 10 lsna,
y thatdt does nit state Mfether such neglect
9ashnre aaAit work an absolute end iMme.
ola1c iot1sl@res OF Nhothfas snshD fOrGaitufe
ccuxt. oThere are other lpoints 10 which your
etAenStoh might be aireetsd n but ia 7Fefraia
IRON presenting them feeling rassured shat,
Sitas q; s1perisnce Of :hs .tsae few nonthl
dsaos1trsssd tic. weak po;sss q Tho pssssns
isssni Son ssss e the mater sna .e
Nial p6odnce,a better and sAfsr law-uonn that
up 70 the demands Of tho times, ard that
wan protsct thednterests ftAho peoples isl
3assa9a s9ggo1 RAtnRbaBs,i a5mat3yes lsa
~ ths e,.1 49, ~ i, s,0J1 =. sSo1nn X
vsre III r,;is. II 3csy t1SEs
vear Is{sf The smonnt N 3S A. ~ whi. as
been adsiAd waa ara Ana "a tht frI6aa AZ NY
the vhoie hsr ~ ~ 81 ~
rrslsnft n aSnnf TIKI ~ oHsoi -. ~
snn IN, nfIthe :. n.,,,atsS. 10. ve ~.
Sec& Az, w Ia 81 ~, - sHss
SSst as ya .srs M W.
isyrre.afS II NJ 1890 ~ t Plus
a u t. u S,rsct t tA
80 IA M hniit w snSU M ra
RaM}1 ~ Pos. v,iia "a jnsYay. w GSrsr
tiIslH ah ~ Vim ne HISS SDSl ~ ~,
~ g s I1 ~ ~.
nm ro,,ntr sya M llsp
csfins Weatsln Sroi ~ thsfn
rivxr sFSs Hsy Srn,f I'M ~ 81 .pe syMa
~ Il onSrstioH n rsSstts e 1T, n, ISla y
fsiiHt 4. ~ HnhrSy; fs...s. WE
f,afrrns Rs,issnS - ~ ~. .ks av,1ly tae
onSpS SInn rom fSsMton ~ nr sNrs,J
tliS INA II S6ntin{isr MI Ynt1 MSnise
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-22
4 suFRsRlEo IN rEE NoHrHwEsr.

/ During the last two wears there has bhen 1,
constant stream of Immigration pouring I'M,
to4the counties i'm the northwestcrn uortioff
of the State. So rapid has been this n lux
That In counties where three years sxoTthcre,
was scarcely amman ihabitstion there are;
to-day from tworto eeethousand inhabi-'
.an.s, Mhs9 on y e considered that large
rouptrv. - w,. 11os scsse1s , mSns in sns
IN, ordet. tor take 4 advantage of
ms, ING nS S.nss ~, and tnst under the
,,..Sa. cicnms1ances sneg @net nave
a. !. sIOns
tSa a. i asdsd =. tS sarpnso mat wnen
meas ~ ~ ths sness IN snos.
ana d,strssa Thare s.a.l 70 sAt MaSt
, When these people setsled in these sparsely
Sto"y Sst. s0Jn n.s ING Mc.egos g.
,the 49, se1 rsnmy "Vu.u De cOMp,eDco "a
s Se,S e. 1oa', VI y tAo nEncsc IN 1otS.
.n ma I ~ ~ Deen ce,aved rom causes 0e.
nnch ,,sa a;fa ~ 'ae sesslers senoellng "
cune fnei than thsv h SIu ,esinn ~ 70 o'
Thisroom hined' Gith the othsr c.rsaps -
csss msnueneo aooys, mas. nade tns
49, Inc snsss peQple one oa,exIremS gnard-
'cnitnrsI ,,roSsct. y x uveLno ns s,.s sg..
s esn. p1o1scn T. Monioltpe = snsmc 70
tewnorayy M Ia.s.ens nc, .f9m aocsnor
to sRIef, lon the necsssayiea ~ itSs WonIa
it not be well for the5General Assembly 10
spuoint 4; Z comnittes1from its OWN body 20
1sqnfe lnso sne Issi conmuon. ana needs0f
aese people, ands " found necessary
Doeviss - rra.nGto you ION eonssderA-
Il soae placucsa mooe @ RELIEF sapr q q
la ~ L. 1 q cYrfv.n. ls sa.. sl sI,. ~
vatsr sslmcS ~ beeh Sommsnc.s al a n W..
neiHlef. Clsytoh. snd .rsnksnn' cou tiea n
M heeI demCtsfrsfHd ~ nvr 2,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-22

ieng as this remains true, the h0Re pf dimln-
lsning railway rates through the sRects of In
ccr rNssS somPsnno s rill be futile 4 Y
way building, prior TO the recent financial
other causs y thfsstsnsd restrictive lsgis.
laMon, And this NO dpubs y In part true. n
wouid, thereforel ssena to me TO add force TO
me arguments nyurtng early seton upon
Lms subject. beatdes the necessity which
prodneen feel tof iegislstion Of this chsrac-
ter y equally necessary as meAns Of
Restoring coincidence 70 capitalists who have
ceased 70 invest ~ Western railway enter
prlses 90 long - the proposition Of legislatiye
restriction is vague and undeAned threat,
captai VIII shrink rom taking the risk Of
snoyecting itself TO Whist 1t fears may be .
capriclo1s ebniiition Of unreasoning angeE /;
pnt iet this public sentiment once cfystAllixe
i Ias =. sensible, conservative, whoiesoms lAH,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-21

A destructive fire broke out in
Oshkosh On the afternoon Of the 9th,
in barn owned by Spaulding a
Peck, which proved disastrous
Twcnty-cight dwcliiug-houscs We're
consumed, with about a dozen barns
and quantity Of lumber. The wind
was blowing a hurricane from the
south.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-21
DECORATION DAY.
A PROCLAMATION.


By tie Governor Of tie state Of Wisconsin.
nations gratitude to its heroic dead find,
becoming expression in strcwing annually
their graves with flowers. Sorrow that 50
many patriot, have fallen, joy that their fall
but perpttuates the nation, minglc IN the
breasts Of all who live to enjoy the blessings
their suierngs have secured.
The Thrtctl day OF May has been set apart
by our people to evidence this gratitude by
decorating with flowers the graves OF the
soldiers who fen defending the Republic In
the hate war. The appropriateness Of the Gus
tom will commend itself to every one. II Is
at once q graceful tribute 10 the dead whom
we love 20 honor and pleasing incentive tn
the living, to emulate the good OF Their eA-
ample.
/, therefore, recommend that all good citi-
zens Join that day in lhi, honorable ceremony.
While he carrying ont OF this recommends
ton, in places where military organizations or
Posts Of the Grand Army OF the Republic
exist, is ulrus,ed more Immediately TO those
organizations, and where they do not exist, to
the Survivors Of the late war, yet all are in
yitcd 10 unite in The observance Of the day,
In testimony whereof have herauntO sub
scfibed my name and cause the great seal Of
the State to be hcrcultO affixed.
Done at the Capitol in the city Of Madison,
this Gth day of May, in the year of
SEAL our Lord one thousand eight hun
drcd and seycntytour.
W. K. TAYLOR.
BY the Governors
d No. rs. -. tam ,,f tot
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-21

0'H "a ~ 10 % WI -. WI y, W. ~ w.
When rates are not shown in the
above Table for the exact distance,
the rates given for the next greater
distance should be used.
LIMITATION oFCHARGES FoRFREIGHT
ON RAILROADS CLASSED c.
No individual, Company or Cor
poration owning. operating, manag-
ing or leasing any Railroad men
toned in Class &, is entitled to
charge or receive n greater or high
en- rate for carrying any freight
belonging to either the General or
Special Classes hereinbeforc desig-
mated, than was charged for carry
ing freight on said Railroad on the
first day Of June, 1873.
PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION OF THE
LAW.
Chapter 213, Of the General Laws
Of 1874, entitled can Act relating
to Railroads, Express, and Tele-
graphic Companies, in the State OF
Wisconsin" in pursuance Of which
Act thcahoye Classification Of Roads,
Classification of Freights, and Rates
Of Fare and treights are established,
provides as follows:
SECTION 6. la no instance shall any such
individual, company or corporation, lessee or
.,fa any Jrr+t 4 IfIv
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-21
OFFICE OF r. r. COMMISSIONERS,
Madison, May IA, 1874.

To d1ay 1airidunl, company or cor.
porotion, oocning, operating, man
aging or leasiog, any roilrood, Or
part Of q railroad IN tile ,State q
Wisconsin:
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned, Railroad Commission
ers for the State Of Wisconsin, APP
pointed in pursuance of Chap. 273
of the General Laws Of said State,
approved March II, 1874, that the
following Classification of Railroads,
! Classification Of Freights, maximum
Rates OF Fare, and maximum Rates
of Freight, have been established by
law, and by said Commissioners in
pursuance Of authority conferred
upon said Commissioners by said
act:
CLASSIFICATION OF ROADS.
Glass A-All Railroads, or parts
of Railroads, in the State of Wis
consin, now owned, operated man
aged or leased, either by the Mil
waukee q St. Paul Railway Com
pany, the Chicago & Northwestern
Railway Company, or the Western
Union Railway Company.
Class BAH Railroads, or parts
of Railroads, owned, operated, man
aged or leased by the Wisconsin
Central Railway COMPANY. the Green
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-21
Joseph II. OSBORN,
GEo. II. PAUL,
john W. HOlr,
Railroad Commissioners.


EVERY now and then they trans
act am eXhiIarating piece OF business
in Delaware, the public whipping Of
couyirt-. On Saturday six colored
men and one white man, inmates OF
the TAIL at New Castle, Were land in
a luxurious couch called the pillory
ANA officially damned. Persons Of a
philautmouical turn Of mind viii be
delighted to know that a large crowd
was present to witness the opera
tiau. and. further, that another in
~uurtiye entertainment of the same
kind i, posted for next Saturday, IN
which one Robinson is to show how
much he can stand on the bare back
without -lu1akiug The world does
not move much in Delaware, and it
is dlticu.t to see why it would not
have been good thing for That
State to move out and join the Hi
Island, under the new British pro
tectorate. When the eiyi.llinr pro
COS, had advanced sufficiently to
warrant it. She might toe acquired
again by treaty and finally work
her way back into tie Juaa y q
decent State NIeh Il dec -4o Cos.e u
laws.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-21

Miss NELLIE GRANT will be mar
ricd at the White House to-day, and
sail for England on Saturday,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-05-21

BY the Governor:
PETER DOYLE, Secretary of State,
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Yeaal Embellishments.
Order to Show Cause.

In the matter o: The Estate In the Probate cour,
c.o.,. ,.x.a, DECEASED of Boise couny. l. l.
TT APPEARING TO THE COURT
l. by the petition presented and hled by William
Iaher the administrator Of the estate .! George
Lawson. deceased. praying tor an order TO sen rear
estate that IL II necessary to sell the whole o! the
real and personal estate to the debts
agains; the deceased. aud the debts. expenses and
harges of the adm nistra,ion.
1t Is therefore ordered by he Court that all per-
sons interested in the said estate appear before the
said Probate Court the court room thereof IN Ida
no City. in said county. on
Monday, the It'll day Of September. A. D 1874,
Al 10 O'Clock A. NJ to show cause IL any they have
why An order should not be granted to the said 40
muistraor sell the whole OF the real aud personal
esta,e of the deceased
And that = copy Of tbs order be published four
successive weeks in the IDAHO WORLD. newspaper
nriu,ed and published in said city and county.
Witness, NJ. b Moore. Probate Judge ana
! ex. Ofhcio Clerk OF said Court. with the seal
L. o afaxed this. 18th Of August. A. D. 49,;
N. b. MOORE,
Probate Judge.
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Board of County Commissioners

-. u... conntv Idaho Territory will meet In Regu-
,.r os..ton. It the court house in Idaho City, on
Monday, the sth day Of October ISIS.
That heins the nrst Monday in said month. All
.counf. or other matters coming before said bosFo
should be ned with the Clerk prior TO that tune. :.
.nrs sction thereon and no bill viii be presented
nnlees I'll the fees are paid. cro c,..a
idaho city September +. lS7A-td
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IA HAVING a over:sock Of Dry Goods, Closaino. and
,,.s;n :, Ssoss ana being DESTROYS OF reducing ths
oa OF my ssoca. propose making exsroordinors
ssna0osmenas TO CASH buyers from this date til
, u.ne notice Customers ordering goods III they
sow prsccsl viii please say ''cash by return
xaA Inoea calling at store viii please alWavs indi
cate whether they want charged OF expect to nav
cash Cash viii take goods in any Of thess lines :.
about cost and charges = TTo u =
June Z. l07A-tf Ss-A'
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-05

-Hon. I. W Garrett. Of Piaa erville
f-~ a, Tuesday Of this week, and takes quite
asa -, view OF tho financial condition Of
90 Money is more plentiful there he thinks
',s.r portions Of the county. Circumstance
sAI .,,ribu,ss to the building OF the new quarts
W. n,,,,,bars, and money expended In running
mill These two mills employ In the neigh
-, hundred white men. as good wages.
r,,sy thus paid out goes into general ctrcu-
Resides. there are more white miners en-
,,s.r. late in the season than In any other
~. Rasin. and the gold taken out by them
a. IN yay iu,o the Golfers OF merchants. hotel
al others or into the channel Of trade.
-. ,,s h.,innins 10 be discussed on that side Of
:. ,,., and .or once 80 far - can be judged. tho
-,s n The county Will be pretty well united - to
xh,, manner OF men should be elected TO
.,,,, Mes and the legislature. l, Is thought .
.,,,,,. ecuyentloa by which politics viii be iguor
Js. BE- called and ticket Of capable men. tn
,..,si AID honest, II possible. selected aud put into
=. I'LL pledged to . liberal reduction Of salaries
an, ar...oa Such ticket, Mr.. Garrett believes.
=. .ui oil be elected. by such rralorit.sa - viii
.u,,aas.,as On ,ae profession Of Once hunting In
sase ,oansy .or sometime And II tie people viii
s,;ar ,.u,r Amor differences. and resolve to sci
;sAs. Sc ,hrir own protection. there can DO I'd
Dub, ,Soa the result Of The coming election Tbs
c..r .uvs.rmen; can hereafter be supported ii
@. n. tie p--sea: cosi and taxes cnrrcspondinsiy
,u.a.sd 81: while continue 10 pay six or sever
aaasnl ioQa-s a year tor tho services o, couaty
sxs-. we mass DC taxed enormously so raise sa'
nlasy. The po.ns - 20 be serc OF The men sen, &
Il le.sl.R-y Il ,hey soana aaa ;rua. tho later
s.s x al rs5lsc safe. hIE II ,aey are vsAk o
srr4p. tie corno-aats waieh toek 10 every i~gtsia
tre ssly sil discover their weak potnts. and eni
pig .4rn 81 Ia vesy os1erss 'hey wcEc elected .
stsFral
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-05

- oanpnsseias = olsar orssA j. proer...,,.
- 10y g As eatssns q Idsho ciu - 49,.
- services. and many uore so,n, Ar. :.
sanassd Inst tAses vim b III Or sevsn hrs... J.
Usope O Ne srosnd to-morrov; pretty 49,. 49,.
49, sos u population q the nasin. but = !, ;.
80 ~ o going. Tie number may even ). srs...s
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Dissolution Notice.

TIME CO.pARTNERSHIP HERETO
u fore existing between F. NJ Scott ana !. SP,Ces
TERRITORY. Vas dissolved by mutual consent on An,
oust ia 1874; and all debts due by the hrm prior
that date will be paid by the undersigned. VINO .Iso
hs,.hv 0ivea notice to all whom 1t may concern. that
he viii not be responsible for any debts mace OF
contracts entered into by said T spicer
70 said date. = A.
Idaho City, August H. ls7A.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-05


FI2G tb,as sra o ,loox II. I4ss .asSsiay evening.
a. 81; 1s serc .rag.el b. tAs cry Of ere Il orr
glase! N i .r;Ie stable n Chtuxsoxn belonging io
W A,e 60. walsh ~As burasi Gp. No farther
!l-Ls~ ". I3a-. bat IL almos, raigaee that
- rl'1- i5sa not b1ruel down. and s's saliva
ina -. asas "a shr i.eG has iasfe Gut breath
~ s;.r.as =: ,- time. 90 the stable ;A4cAly
sTs5l4 .esi by dry board hoascs. a.! the saIsr-
Fstf AL use se-e Demonstrated ID - nstsAacs..
nj aot - w drpSui-d upon IN case Of are The
a's.a. stable Ma torn dawn aad the Ore pat out
sers 'ar IRE company goi the hose iaid and water
ar91sa &. After th!s experience no thlnk u would
" veil tor oar people To provide themselves with
%-sAs casks, vass. tanks or something Of the kind
'aA;A 81! hold water and keep supply on hands.
All . places convenient for use 1t all times One
III jas' noT rouIi damage the town irrspAisably
al ga; care aai watchfI!ness viii have 10 be OBJ
@s'ei or That are sill come. Cold weather II set
Wig H. people are putting up stoves the houses aud
"s'!'aing abou. them are ~ dry - finder. and .
IKE ea'e!sssnss. in passing pipe together. OF tn
'0'e'''ns !iirom the ceiling roof. In one IT the
A~aa'sfs Of old rookeries around rs. might easily
'''sp 'ae town Assay before anything could b done
"'"p certainly before the hose could be made
sTxhble
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GiVEN THAT
IN the CO. partnership heretofore existing between
spoouer. smith 4 Donald. in the saloon business.
carried on ct the Magnolia Saloon Ia fiace' se -
~. a.v a,,solyed by mutual consent smith and
spooner retire from the business
An accounts due and owing to said late nrm mus,
be paid to Isdor Smith William Donald ana "a
bills against said firm will be paid ny smt aMIrT
aid. w,rI.w r.SNaTn
plscerville, /. II, Aug IL. 1874
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES.

sS-I hereby announce myself an Independent
candidate for the Office Of SHERIFF OF Boise county.
subject TO the decision Of the thereof at the
uex, November election JOHN KENNALLY.
Ss- hereby announce myself candidate Tor
SHERIFF OF BOISE county sahjec; TO the decision o!
. neople's Convention JOHN y. WALLACE.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-05

- foa the very best Photographs. 60 to Bradley
= hn'oisons Gallery with an ELEVATOR, 42s
Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
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~ Having determined to stay and
help to develop this country, I shall 6eep
a Full Sock Of Goods, to sell At Far
Livinq Prices, and shall Be glad to see OF
hear from al IN ,oont Of goods n my
line. Orders ,oiu be promptly FILED and
on just as good terms AZ = Tie buyers
,oere present, and az packages q @ ~
mounds I ,Oiu ddiusr Fhee At Centevuaue
and Pl0crUille.
Idaho CITY. Na0 y. ls546
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--,aL COMMITTEE NETTING.

49,, a, the regular Democratic Central Com
laeeN. .oun,y. I. T.. win be held on Satar,
= ss..nssr IA 1874. at IA O'CLOCK. n. :. Idaho
w. AN abundance il earnestly requested
on EA. STEVENSON.
Chairman Of Committee.
City. Sept s is'a-
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-05

=. eoods. md good deal Of fruit hav.
~. ssoasn' e na1ass this weak: but the price Of
aoesnS seen = decline on account Of Il, abun.
o.aoe Our irai' growers Win surely rot % s. al,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-05

ls11 IONS q rock ftom tas '.0olden Era. min.
= summit l.as vsa crushed lately and yielded -.
% me son The Golden FRA l. destined 70 nrov. :.
ssn one q the BEST mines in the TERRITORY.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-05

sAoA1'oA.-Ihs public school il enjoying v.oa.
eoa O veal. 70 give pupils and teacher I. H,.,.
needed resi- and IN opportunity 70 astend e.mn.
meeting. AP'
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-05

enEE VILE J. Il. cheek. Esq. Of CentsrviIls.
a'''ged IN upon the WORLD this week. The water
" 31' camp, Ike the rest. il about exhausted. and
0.'eaasn'ly but little mining IL being done there.
very little more viii be done until another ses-
comes round In spite Of hard tines. however.
s-N' are TALKED there. aud none Of the tribe which
'sa and f',sued u the pabisc CRIB since the
4S wa organized. will stand ghost Of show
e'''' That precinct this fail. New men and new
aeA'u'ss' Is the motto of the CenserviIlsins - Of
- p'p's generally; and IL must be said that the
~. Tie times are encouraging. and the prospect
'A'iishing new order Of things good.
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- and County.

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FoRTUNATE--W r. Boardman is his name,
typo" by profession aud at present COM
postor in the Bulletin office in this city. who
has inherited by the death Of relative in Eng
land property to the value Of over half mill
ION Of dollars. This lucky turn Of Fortunes
wheel will not, We trust. turn the recipient
from the even tenor Ut his way. but rather fur
nish him the means to crafty his nobler ambi-
tons aud aspirations. aud contribute to the 81.
ovation and happiness Of his fellow. men wher'
ever he may chance 10 locate, He is first
class printer, aud ". are glad u record his
good torlune-Porfiand Ners.
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IN ~ Boise City. 10 agent q thaA place
ssss' "a wox1p. and viii receive and forward
: % and advertisements.
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JUsr a. the minister was immersing col.
or-d convert, near Bangor. lately, the choir
broke out:
1.-The morning Zig Is breaking.
The darkness disappears
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hereby certify that the above is true and
faithful statement If conversation. interpre.
ted by me for the Indians Of this Reserva.
ton to S. g. Fisher. and that the above
signatures Of the Chiefs and Hradmen
were made by themselves in my presence
That after their talk had been reduced to writ.
ing it was carefully explained to them sentence
BY sentence, and approved by them before
signing.