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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-27
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Rr. 293 uno 295, SrpasWap,
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Ar. 43, Wartsrafen 5trabe, Berth,
9e9riinoet 1866, bate am /. Sauuai 1874:
Sernterun9en in araIt... $50, 900, ,O00,
Sdhrfi6es Saarz@tntomnen...... s1,900,000,
Retner ueberlbnB... 100000.
Der yan5e Tein9erpinn miro jGbrlth inter oegser>
tderten pert9eilt, Die 3ur 2belnabme oaran bered=
t:st iino, unb oeren EoIceu penigitens Suei SABRE
lang in 9raft naren. Die idbrliden Sipioeuoen fon=
ueu bel 3ubIuns pom Brdmien in Gbsua ee6radt
merben.
W. u. Watbirs, Wauager
fiji Die Observation-Disclosures une bic Staaten
9teip= gorf Ieip=Seriep, Oelalpare, Marpano, Sir'
eiuien uuo Sifrift Columbia.
Selute Desen ilebernahme ucu gsenturen tn ben
otensenanutfu Staaten iino 81 @enera< Ggent %.
n. Ratbics. Reip=gorf, sn ridbteu.
". o. Spbn,
saapt=Aeeat III Baltimore fur oen Staat
Rdrplano,
Wr. Boft Office Ipenue,
(bnrsl.tS) I'm 9eoduos oes tnten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-27
Bon feinen etgemen Gltern, refp.
letbItdlen SttlDern erutotoet.

Ginci tt, %. Jf0o. = Die M0r6er
bon Gbritopb Sarris, in Der 9ldbe BON Se=
tbanp, Yutler, @ouutp mobubaft, legten beuts
Gin @eitdnbntb ab. GS iino ieine eigeuen
Gltern, gStlliam uno Sane Sarris nuo ieine
brci leiblifeu SriiOer, Sasper, Samuel uno
Sames 9arris. Die ganSe 6amilie lit per=
bummt, unmiilcnb ltnb balb pertbiert uno
Strsitigfeiten uuter nen ein3elnen Samilien.
nitgliebern lit etmas 9lltdglldes. Sie be-
baupteu, Ghriitopber babe Sonuta9 abenb
eineu unanitInoi9en angriff gemadt, tuorauf
Die Sriiher Deiielben i'm Su elnem SolSbauien
id)leppten uno ibn nmbra6ten. 9le flint
obeu @enaunten befinoen itd in arreit unb
Die jun9en 0tdbd)en Der Samilie inter Dbl
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Die hciEe 1utt- -Auhbeer0e

Don Qa,plon GnBeiieu unb Dem goloener
Webaillen=&eIieleiltn
rub ieber an d, ielbit por5iislid, unb no In Stn>
fiibt Ser SrceGens nid)t gu ubertrefen.
@ontratte iiir Seisuu9 ourb ir9enS zines oe1leloer
tperoen ab9eihlollen pon
Nnrill5 1SNl Gde Der YGlt,moree Il. GntGlpnrdbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-27
Neue Mu3etgen.
sAA EDnc0roia.
@ DeutGhfs Theater.

tEA N0llc0r0t4+
81 geutfbes Gbeater.
8apeameiiter ......... ..yrpf. 5 8. HoieWaIp.
%. bounenents=BorNeauns.
ceute, ben 81. Rooemer 1874:
ID n9ingungelden,"
eteoeripiel in attc BON 3dcobo1n, Wuft pom
Sauptner.
% -Sm 2Hartefaion eriter Slafe,"
su1fipieI in afte Don ougo Utiiaer.
- nSdDone 8aIntee
Sperette in Ntte pon s. Suppe.
gintrittsz4reis 30 Gents, reierprte Site II Gents
aaGen Seifnuus l1hr. Sesnn Der Sorftenuns
prdciie ubr. -... -.-
Reieruirte Sise fino itets an Gage Dor Der Sorz
itelluna bon bis ubr unb am Gage Der Sorieiz
lung BON bis 1lbr in oer r@oncor6id" gu babeu.
Sur 9eid zen Be t tuns. = Dem
bis AMI Neiteres % BiIiste AN SO bel Sru. q. @.
Sd)wc6enotst in Der "eoucorbia=Sane" 3u habeu.
0itle Bitete bereti9en Den Snbober, am Gage Der
Sorteluns Siee obne grtra gSersitun9 su reierz
preE. (2S3-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-27
3alt;morer aob!ea>g gempesuie.
0ebrl0fr pipga,
ar. 2, GoutD stsahe~
&p1len,
barte .nr s,eidse,
pou bet baltea @uaIitdt
Az ben bt4t8ften aSretsea.
reNe,ti toUtteSl
(SrflGruuQ.

GrIlQruHg.
Da elm @eridt in Der gtoot crfulirt, oaB iptr aus.
periaufen, nm uner @elddft auiSussben, 10 ergreen
mir bieie @eleaenbeit, i'm unieren &unoen uno penn
Subiitnm ans1seisen, oab mir unier @elddft d t
anisebem, iOnbern nnr Memtd,enbaare gum UNI
sos psaen I'm nnsTss sog1Gt9 n bs 5fsa5 s5
nIn tiif meide mir sum Soenpreiie ablaiien; fers
psr 5000 aros risstfss su s. Gents uno tbsurer o<
ipie elm Gnaemeines AiiOrtimeut BON Sa9rDaaren,
Saarbhriten, 2dmmen II. Yarii riimerien: Ntan lpte9e M
9Haaren /! y. Seau"steaL
(Snn2R 1SNl Nt. 6S, Sertm4touWt0Be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-27
Ycretntste
Deutfbe 6rnnafigentbums-
uno
Teuer 8erliGerangs 0elellidafI
bon Baltimore.

S=S=@6e Der SalttmcreTraBeu. Yot>GHtce:
9lneuue, tsiuaana an SditimoeeftraBe.
S6iae @eie4buIt III tets bereit, a4e g.rteE oou
95eriibeIIn9en 9e9eH Serlur ooef S9aoeh out9
fSeuer eutae9 encouragement.
}yir Bolicen ipirp fene 9cretHuus sema8t.
ssobn Smith, $fdfoeut;
Srans Ysepo, Steez 4raFoeut.
ettorium
Sobu g5mith, 5. gB. @erten,
Sraus W{eup, s. 9. aibuer,
Clemens 0fenbori, anereGs ooimGhn.
SOB. YouerniGmtot. Sob. Sooes,
S6riItop6 8reu5er, tsero. 5rsgoe.
0SoIeutiu 3oleT, Uubael IlOett,
IiIh. Tlanm, &ael gSeitridD, Setr.
hnif (Sept7,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-27
z ST.. =. 6. Wtopitou,

@ 9r. 5. 6. Mogtoa, e
-. 1as aeSts,2anettez, oberbalb Gutapftrase.
9s SS@sfsn %ess NIT a% s
oi,shnsg 70 bifia, ME $40 uno paiieno 9aranttri:
o%s uaS Ss e. @ @soeis 9ssSts :e s ss2nft st ss
unh hSher. Weroueu uerben mobltbun, bier norSus
s sa2s9f1s as9 speas ea ess Der asas
"Tsn,ifnnit nidbt ubertrofeu werSen tonneH. Ote
Brsie inb isbr nsorls, uno wiro aas Mroe't sa'an>
ttrt. Das &ei6aft 1T ~ ieoer SET seonnef'
(Shi1-SultiO, Sftlt-Sani0O
xE Seue finsebenbe aettenitid "8teess :" stan>
matd,ine, srose sdneioer Dsaidine nno mittlerer
G,roke, belouoers fir Damen, peld,e saoenaroel9n
nuS Samiteuarbsiten itnsn uno seidmino, oauet.
matt uno binis perarbeitet. SD perfaute. uermtetse
uub pertouihe ale grteu 1taidinen uno babe oas
completete Rsparatur=Geiddit I'M sanoe.
s. 4. NtSsenneb.
yfr. 1856, Observation-Disclosures, unc
f9Rat2S .tSy) Sir. q, >Saltimoreitr.
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GntbitQung etnes Soloatcn VI o.
ftffftteufS.

ct. Clair, Ya., 26. Noo. - 0aS Col.
batenmonument in bieiiser Staot uuroe beute
BON benz @oup. Sartranit in @egenmart eli
ner 1roBen Meni6enmenge entbillt unb ein-
gemeibt. 0as @etter par Der Seier auser-
OrOertlidl Qiiuftla,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-27
Dir Dari(fr RanQe

hot Sit ene Reputotion pesen ibrerSor9li TN
Soteu, Baden uno gparIamfeit in Seueruna nno
a6nutuns erpoIben pees osisISs nGsa sne an,
WohuhduIep peroen jabriSirt unh ino sum SertauIe
BET Us. ". Nsopo q 0oHtp:.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-27
ma $40, unb madten iib Oauu aus benz
Stn1hp
S6pn fpie0er Elm &tno TT Yettn=
SnIpattteu aerottbt.

Treemansburg, Ya., 26. gtopbr. =
Seute Morgeu llbr mltrbe in beutScuie bes
Srn. Allen 9loB Die gutoednng aemaGt
oab bas einsige aino Der Sariiie i'm eauft
Trau @loB 9eitohlen moroen par. Die aui,
resuns 1T unsebeuer, sablrei4e5 5beorie'n uni
germutbuusen msroen aufgeitellt, bod lift Der
ganSe Gorgang jstt alien, weld)e oem Oiebe
na6Ipiirten, Elm rnonrAoringlldes @ebeimz
niB qeblieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-27
9te Yarlpr=Sonne u. .Sdjaeabe'ser'
ffuerplab-Defen

bobeu Gle ouoereu i'm SeiSen iiberaiiselt unb oera
iauaeu wenia Reparatrr. Sa6r5irt uno pertauit pon
". 6. g4opo 4 Spmp.,
Gde Der Baltimore uno GutaDitrGBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-27
aaanre,s Rn(fn. Bahnpulpfr

.asu I.uist uue ma bic game is IS, ben
Sshms ie Iacon Der SbadDte 1T neu, neolid be-
si.n 3potheien uub Drosuen%9anolun9en.
/Mun6 t53RteF)
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-04-23

MRS. DR.. MARTIN. of Brooklyn, is looking
ABOUT TOR half-a dozen good. Hooking young ladies'
win a view OF training them for temperance
work After she has them well trained, she
intends to take them to the smaller towns. and
nold meetings. making no charge for admission.
Az these meetings one of the young ladies will
ouer prayer, another will talk, and then all the
young ladies will 60 around with baskets and
take up collection. Then it will be announc-
ca that on the day following. at a given hour,
some specified saloon will be visited. Mrs.
Martin has no doubt of the success of her en-
ttrprlse. She says the man does not live who
can resist the persuasion of six pretty girls of
the nineteenth century"
We think Mrs. Dr. Martins views in the
foregoing are entirely correct. We know of
one whose persuasive powers we have very little
faith in our strength to resist, if she were to
exercise them on US, even for a minute; and
we wouldn't think much of q man who would
confess to his ability to resist SIX
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-04-23

ADA CouNTY.-We take the following items
from the Boise City Statesman: gsai fn8
= Emma s: s. Rogers vs.. Ivan S. Rogrrs-decree
Mood in Boise City $12 per cord and scarce.
Inc hplse City Coal Company are very murl,
encouraged by the prospects of their mine.
hossl q Landing, lumber merchants. ar.
Importing steam wagon to haul lumber frou
snelr mil on Dry creek It will be driven out
mere; steam up, with q load Of freight. 4;
Ada county District Court met last Monday,
ana venire issued for % jurors for the Unit.
:, N n the case of Amelia Slocum vs. j. F. & j.
n S'ocum, the Court ordered sale of defend.
ants property for the support and education
court for 500. - -
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-04-23

OwYuEE.-We take the following items
from the .Aralamche Of April 18th.
Last Wednesday morning Mike Harron
walked into the Minnesota shalt, from the th
level. falling distanc. Of about forty'hse 'eet'
but with the exception OF q teweXter"a' "'"''-
"a. receiyed no injury 90. ~
last "Wednesday night the roof Of MIR. Il. Al.
w.eL's tim shop caught fire. The fire orlg'na-
tod from a stove-pipe passing through the roof
to., close To the shingles. No damage las done.
Tho ninth level wnze. 800 feet south OF the
main .hoft in the Golden Chariot mine. IS now
w;thin 10 feet of being connected wite tue sha''
NV means Of a drift. The ledge from top TO
bottom Of the winze is "a feet thick "t so!d
nav ore. ma rich perhaps as any ever I"nnd !"
n. nine. The main shaft Of the Minnesota Is
down ffty feet for the 9Th level. large 'or;e
~ mners are stopping in the 9Th and 6th icseis
Tn the latter level the stopping ground IS ao""'
40 feet in length, Of magnificent pay ore;
forty hound specimen Of which, brought "a u"w"
In the office this week. it is estimated Will pay
IS to the pound. :, tbo
About 100 men are now employee !" '"e
Golden Chariot and Minnesota, exclusive ma =.
contractors, and the Cosmos ana oou!n C,.I h,"t
mills are running on the ore c'ss III "r,n.r
~ ron. ner day-the capacity of the former
I.;ar on tons. and Of the latter, Is tons per
"a hours. ;-o, water
The Golden Chariot has a new iron "a's.
lin If a capacity Of 436 gallons 1t was maze
=. IA Marshall OF this place, ands spleno'u
piece Of Workmanship. L.. Tues.
p superinteudent Catalow shipped last ues'
81 tho San Francisco Office, bars OF oui-
u 10y vsIued at 1875. On the Atm inst. 10
ai.o shiopen 6 bars, valued at SIG. l64. IT..
The latest intelligence quotes Go.oen 11" -
~ nm far above these figures, as the PlosPeo''
t ~ n mine are Of the most fatterng descrlp
| ton. -. +. !. "a Angeles,
California. ..w and single
It ts n.S Si the school ssId ba: chemical
apparatus, c...o~ !. n silver City.
T sme concert given for the benefit, on las
Inc con H:nht wss 4 grand success, financial
na... Otherwise. The proceeds net!eo 3lo1
a hot u now there are no poor found 10 Silver
/ to give the money 70 -
go
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-04-23

FsE-ou Friday evening last the dwelling house
Of Mr.. Green Holland caught FIRE in the root. rom
the stove pipe. most likely and raised quite An ex'
ci'emeL: for few minutes The hose Was brought
out and few minutes play sufhced to allay the dcs-
soyes Damage very slight As the dry season -
setting IN inspection OF flues and pipes would be
proper thing jus. now. and might result in the
saving o.! good many thousand dollars before An
other winter sets in
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-04-23

", PETER poxoHoE. who owns olAims some
II. crack above town. and Is one OF the
.....s.,sl miners Of the camp, returned. TWO or
.,,s. DAYS 40 from San Francisco. where he has
-, scsndns the Winter He MAS accompanied. on
=. m As far as Silver City. By DR.. W. D. Noble,
:, bs Busns Vista Bar Company. The Doctor
stopped Silver to rest awhile and arrived IN Idaho
.,.n,v.,Our hours Afterwards. looking better shan
=. ever saw him. and twenty years younger. We
9. I'D to see then, back and looking well and hal
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-04-23

A CElyAX,y n-mei Al Yet VAS brought before
Probate Judge Moore OF this place. on monday last.
tlr stealing watch from the residence OF Mrs.
Richard French, on the Saturday previous He de-
Lied the theft. and proposed to return the watch
the Court would grant him three days leave OF
ibssnce for the purpose. to which highly reason
Ibe reques. bis honor refused TO conceda. and Mr.
Al Fs. COW hnguishes on Buens Vista Bar another
1.etu Of misplaced confidence.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-04-23

,GEsu.y, who is engaged in mining somewhere
"a, place called DEAD Horse. We believe. with
i. bealy o: which place we are not familiar. vas
;,vxp . few DAYS ago. and. on being questioned.
all h had come to town 20 gr, his debts recorded
sni aid over TIL another season.. lie 10 depenornt
G, sao. bitches for water and thinks the supply In
bis l,.ai'y will be limited. We hope he sueceeded
i, getting his debts bid over. the precedent essab-
gsasi by his success in the matter w1uld be advsnsa
caols tJus.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-04-23

,,r and John W. Reel hsqrs'' suoceeoea
co. V'l1 ,sr tn through their ditch. for the arss
,suing water 80 49,, and commenced groundsluic-
tus on sa'a, S evening of this week Owing to the
pscn Iuesu ,,sss Of the weather. they have but
sndnasd Counter ~s,sr yet. not more than three hun
ni hs'a ~. a. the mercury rises. this viii IN
i n'n ssS ~ O 1000 inches. Their ditch was con.
s'ss 70 wv, very rough section OF country. most
ru'sd G "sa nesu mined which caused sreatdeal
(which D.a have to be done, and led not few peo-
taan'n .s,u - Il impossible to get water over the
pc to sa, !" But by dins of perseverance. correct
g'ano ND very hard labor. the feat has been ao'
's ''a Greatly to the credit of the enterprisins
Snpusus and to the public spirisedness OF Hon. g.
lj'''s,'' x s McDevist Rowe and Nessrs'
c'' ...., who stood by the enterprise through
~ AS Mo-, !, GOOD report thus aiding in the devel'
srl IS s' :, me camp. The carpenter work on the
'pnsn'u W. dame by Mr.. John Frank. and although
fumes We ~, tradesman. his work is equal to
Mr. f'..- , have seen in the Territory. We wish the
The 0e'. '. ~ ths new ditch that success in their
Fpis' a..,,,ious, which indomitable industry and
'-.rsraucs ever merit
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-04-23

,.cryuI brawl. in which the king OF the
pl'' anna white man were prominent &C.
Asa'l' ~, m in the upper end Of town few nights
"s' :, ,sr,smau residing in the vicinity got up
:, N, stop to it. The noisy riOaldry OF tho par
W. w. N. .v,tsnsd half the town. pistol shot was
Unfortunately failed to take effect. Scenes
~. aissrscesul are said to have sranspired in
- ,,s,v before, and the decent people in tho vi
.i.i,v are growing tired of their recurrence. such
ava rsrv disasreeable to decent families. and
.r,s ;,s.cusable in place like Idaho City.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-04-23

A PosrHUMUs speech by the late Charles
Sumner. has just been published in the New
York Daily San. copy Of which has been
furnished to the WORLD, for which we return
thanks to the energetic publishers
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-04-23

INDUCTION OF PRIcEs.-Mr. John Foster. proprte-
m OF Fosters Restaurant. Main street. requests o'
call the attention Of the public TO the fact that ne
snow furnishing board at the low price OF - per
'esk single meals seventy FIVE cents. The table VIII
continue to be supplied with the best Of everything
"e market affords. and meals will be served 70
guests In style unsnrpassed.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-04-23

Miss HATTIE LUcxErT has not yet sufficiently re-
covered from her late illness to be able to resume
her duties "a teacher in the public school, and Miss
Lizzie Moore has been selected to all the vacancy for
The present Miss Moore possesses the qualifications
aud qualities for excellent teacher in an equal de-
gree With Miss Lucke,t, and is ~ good choice ~
could have been made to Ali the position.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-04-23

RENovArING.-Dr II. Zipf has been busv all
week renovating his drugstore. and rearrangng the
stocx ana everything about it looks neat and new.
DC Will receive An invoice Of new goods by fast
freight tomorrow. when persons wishing anything
IN the line OF drugs medicines. ETC.. will do well to
give him call As he don't intend to be underaold
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-04-23

Special Noticc.-The public is hereby notified
tina. distractions to travel the public roads In
Districts Nos. .. and 4. whether by telling trees
digging bitches. tearing up bridges. otherwise
are from and after this date strictly forbidden un
Ter penalty OF prosecution for misdemeanor. All
persons offending. will be held responsible to the
full amount of the and trouble Of removing such
distractions repairing damages the may be-
STEPHEN DEMPSEY,
Road Contractor.
CEsrgRvIILE, March IL, 1874. GOVT
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-04-23
Sprint Yotifes.

a6-S. NJ. PErrESGnL Co.. 10 State Street. Bos.
ton. 81 Park Row. New York. and 701 Chestnut Stree.
Philadelphia are our Agents for procuring advertise
ments for the IDAHO WORLD in the above cities, and
authorized to contract for advertising at our loves,
rates.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-04-23

READY made hose. and 10 o duck. miners sup
plies. and general merchandise. on hand and con.
stantly arriving by fast freight. at Thomas Barrys
store on Commercial street. near the Luna House.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-04-23

FROM bosroS.-Hon. Moses J. Biddy. and lack
Gibbs and T. Burson. Esqs.. Of Boston, called on the
IDAHO WORLD last Sunday. They report water
scarce and but little mining doing in that locality,
a. yet.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-04-23

Specialize public is hereby notified that OBJ
st-uctons to travel the public roads in districts
Nos. and T. whether by telling trees. digging
ditches tearing up bridges. otherwise. are. from
and after this date strictly forbidden under penalty
OF prosecution for misdemeanor All persons SO Of
tending. will be held responsible to the full amount
the cost and trouble Of removing such Instructions
or repairing damages as the case may be.
ED FAHEY.
IDAHO CITY, March &C. 1874. 22-wA.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-04-23

To contemplate the number OF writers who
sp.ll "trayclrr" with two Is is one OF the sad
dest things in life. Their name is absolutely
legion.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-04-23

THE American Sardine Co.'s Boncless Sardines.
are much better and less than half the cost Of i'm
porte. S.gI.nrs.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-04-23

Oun exchanges report tn. T.. u. & S. l..
Railroad bill as having passed both Houses of
Congress The reports. however, come srpa-
rat~ly and lack confirmation.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-04-23

Re- Fog the very best photographs, go to Bradie
K Euiofson's Gallery with an ELEVATOR, I.
Montgomery Street. San Francisco.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-04-23

IMraovENESr.-wc notice that Mr.. Marshall, .
carpenter Of this place is putting up residence
on the side Of East Ill., the upper end Of town
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-04-23

GENERAL assortment Of tinware for sale at whole
sale or RETAIL cheaper than before offered in thi
Territory Apply at this ONCE or at the corner stan
obliqnely opposite the Luna House.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-04-23

vrcr PRESIDENT Wilson VIII 900. .''', !. !.
Hot Springs in Arkansas, for bis nea.', = =. :.
.. 49,. ~ 4 they don't cure him probably 'ne
Ku Klux viii.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-04-23

Mr. WILLIAM DE LACY the Idaho mail contractor
arrived in town last Sunday evening and lett again oil
Monday morning.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-04-23

THERE will be social hop at the Good Templa
Hall tomorrow night general invitation Is ex
tended
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-04-23

.oHsSr CARpESrKR arrived in town on Friday LAST
,"a the hrst installment Of fast freight 5Or tnia
= We do not know how long the freight was On
road but win guarantee thst Mr.. Carpenter didn''
''''er With 1t between here and Boise City.
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Mrs J. X. REED. reported very sick last week. IL
still very low. Her recovery is regarded extreme
" doubtful.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-04-23

FRESH California dried apples-new style-tl
best ever brought to Idaho. At G. W. Crafts
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9ew adrertise,'1ents.
Administrators Notice.

Estate Of Patrick Ke'7'igan, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY
IN the administrator Of the above named estate to
the creditors Of and all persons having claims against
said deceased exhibit the same with the necessary
vouchers within ten months from the first publica-
ton Of this notice, to the undersigned, at Granite
Greek, Boise county, !. I.
CON HEALY, Admir-.
March 10, 1s74-2l-w8.
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G1Ro-We believe. il it's name. It was r,.r,e..
'ured oy our friend D. B Kimmel. Esq. and il rare
svloenCe OF ingenuity and skin II consists Of !
oarrel made OF brass-a portion Of nozzle he,r,.
used IN the present instance-insde a. yh,o,, :.
strong spring wound round an upright from one end
OF which. project two small round rods Of iron -
steel ON which is placed piece ef sheet iron -. I,
suitable shape and seven or eight inches long The
,aa.as s 0s,ns wound up tightly and then suddenly
revolve resembling bird. 1t is used by sportsmer
20 snoos A. who wish to acquire dexterity in shoot.
Ing birds on the wing. for which purpose II i. ve
adapted single shot striking it. brings It to the
ground Mr. kimmel. by the way. has a large and
splendid assortment Of the best make Of Americ.r
Watches just arrived which he is going to call At
prices much lower than similar articles can be had At
any other establishment in the Territory 40 now -
good opportunity for persons in need Of good and
renaoie ame piece to procure one He guarantees
every time piece he sells to be Just what he reco.
mends 1t to be. and every article Of jewery the same
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LADIES wear Of every description. latest style,
finest and best at c. s. Kingsey's
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AN aoc'oent happened at J. G. Fox / Co.'S steam
saw mi' At the lower end Of town yesterday, which
resulted IN the breaking Of the ptman wheel and
ionower' they will have to send to San Francisco
70 replace them. which will occasion stoppage CT
not less than three weeks. We did not learn the
cause Of the misfortune.