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TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.


81. Matthew's Episcopal Church-Corner In
mar ana Elm streets. Rev. =, ID. Dayen mort
rector. Sunday School at 0 am, Services
at IVA am. and ~ pm. 'N''
- Methodist Episcopal Church Soutb-rorno,
commerce and Lamar streets. Rev. mr. W
n. Easterling, Pastor. Sunday School MT q
a.nl.; services at III u. m. and ~ u. m C'ity
mission services, Swiss avenue, east Dailas
AZ II A. NJ, and corner Young and Eryay
streets, AT . p. NJ. every Sabbath. Rev. sam.
uei Armstrong, pastor.
Catholic Church-Bryan street tne,v hui,a.
ingl-kev. Father Martinez, Pastor. Ser
Vices Low mass, am; high mass. lOk n m
christian Church-Elder r., M. Gano. pas,or
services every Lord day at Ii n. M. and "a;
pm. sabbath school ut 81 am. -,
missionary Baptist Church-Patterson ave-
uue. heV: Abram Weaver, Pastor. sunday
az at 81 am. Services at i0% am. and
Presbyterian Church-Elm street Raw A
Snith, DID,, Pastor. Services every sab
, Da.a ~ io'a am. and pm. Weekly prayer
scSoa Wednesday. at ip.m.. Sabbath
'onooi sabbath morning at d.o'clock.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church,,Jefferson
street. sunday School at 81 am. Services
~ III a. m. and . p. IN.
Methodist Episcopal Church.-Preacbinp eve.
~ Saooatn at l0:O q. IN. and Up. M; class
.nseting u m; song service 7:0O D. m: Sunday
scnooI q. mi prayer meeting Thursday
evenings ut So'clock.
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MIR. A. ID. SrEALEY, at the Commercial
hotel, representing the well known plano
house of p. werlein. OF New Orleans, is now
In our city. HecomeS prepared to offer un-
paralleled inducements to persons wishing
anything In his line. Chlckerlng, Durham,
Pleyel, Hale and Grovestein pianos can be
bought OF him on ono or two years time.
Also the celebrated Estey & Co. and Need
ham 4 Sons organs. Mr.. Werlein has en-
larged his establishment and his stock now
smbraceseverything appertaining to the mu-
steal world. To parties wanting musical
merchandise, strings, brass instruments and
ETC., special terms will be made. Parties
who have bought pianos from Mr.. werlein
can have them tuned by Mr.. $. free of charge.
li2d2t
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COUNTY CONVENTION
The Torch Fires Reklndled for
ThrOCkm0rtOn.
Harmony, HOld.TOgether and
Haul Through.

Pursuant to call, the delegates from
the respective precincts of Dallas coun-
ty, met In county convention Satur-
day, July 20, 1874, at the hour of II
O'Clock in the court house.
Judge Hord, chairman of the county
committee, called the meeting to or
der, and $. w. S. Duncan was elected
| secretary.
A committee ON credentials was an.
pointed, composed of w. &. Holland,
Major w. Bradfeld, j. ID. Stratton,
j. 5. Rollins and George Rollins, when
the convention took n recess till two
o'clock.
Upon the reassembling of the con-
vention, the committee ON credentials
submitted the following report which
was unanimously adopled:
70 the Chairman of the Democratic County
Convention OF Dallas County.
Your committee on credentials res
pectiully submit the following report.
to-wit: That the following delegates
are entitled to seats in this conyen.
ton:
Precinct No. Mat. NJ. Burford
Olin Wellborn, jeff Word, w. c. Hol-
lond, w. w. Peak, J. w. Lane. j. +.
Leonard, G. N. Aldridge, G. A,
knight, J. I. Andrews, Geo. w. Bay
lor. j. II. Downs. J. " Field I "
Crowdus and j. J. Eakin.
Precinct No. u. Is. Rollins. r A
Rollins, w. I. Lavender, II. ID. Rollins,
w. A. George. s, ]. Waters and a
Powers.
Precinct No. Sd. e. Coombs. O. ".
Hall.
Precinct No. Nv Uorr;s T n
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Information Wanted

of Virgil Henson at wills Point, Texas,
about the latter part of May, for Fort Scott,
Kansas, when he was to have met his BROTH
er on Saturday, the LIST of June. lie was to
have come to Dallas, thence to Denison,
where he expected to stay a few days to see
Major j. A. Settle aud then go on to Fort
Scott. He left the house of Mr.. Henson,
Wills Point, In good health, but nothing has
been heard of him since and his friends are
uneasy about him. lie is about twenty-five
years old. Any information in regard TO his
whereabouts will be thankfully received by
his brother, Mr.. j. b. Smith, il5 Christy
avenue, 81. Louis. li2dlw
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Mcdonnell.

This very popular hardware mer-
chant and highly esteemed citizen will
resume business again, on tomorrow,
IN his fine store house adjoining the
Episcopal church. His friends, and
they constitute circle embracing Il
half dozen counties tributary to this
city, will rally to his counters aud
make up to him what he has lost by
having to temporarily stop business,
owing to II dangerous defect in his
building, which required il to be re-
built
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Mont Vale Seminary.

10 the Editor of the Dallas Herald;
Though the season for n flood OF
school notices is about past, will VEN
ture to give you few j0ttings concern
ing the above institution.
The first session, under DR.. Will
burn's administration, closed to-day
with public examinations In the sew
eral branches, aud concert tonight
by Mrs MitchelPs class in instrument
tai and vocal music.
1t was not my privilege to hear all
the classes examined, but this after
noon ! had the pleasure of hearing as
satisfactory an examination of several
classes us ever listened to. Where
all did so well, IL would seem invidi-
Gus to draw comparisons, but 10 make
honorable mention of some will not in
the least detract from the high credit
with which all concerned acquitted
themselves.
The young gentlemen and ladies
composing the algebra class showed n
ready knowledge of the principles of
the science not often manifested by
beginners. Better readers than Misses.
Browser, Routh and Lively, or Messrs.
Greer and shelton are seldom met
with in the school room. The classes
in Latin reader Caesar and Virgil
evinced a very thorough acquaintance
with the idioms of the language, espe-
cially the members of Virgil class, who
in this respect will compare most favor
ably with students of our higher collie
giate institutions. Long before the
hour for beginning, an interesting and
doting crowd Of parents aud friends
filled the schoolroom, and tier of
wagons had drawn near the window.
The exercises Of the evening opened
with Il tableau, in which Miss Sallie
Campbell, with her retinue, very inn
presslvely personated Gath"
The song "0nward,n rs sung by the
school, with Mrs. Mitchell at the piano,
was quite expressive of the spirit of
the school, infused 10y the live teacher
and progressive man that DR.. w. is.
"What are the Wild Waves SayingW
was very happily rendered by four sis
tcrs--the Misses Routh.
The Echo song, by three sisters-the
Misses I.yle-was echoed to perfection.
AS the entire music class, thirteen
young ladies, sang of "The Summer
RAIN | found myself longing, not on
~ for more of the song, but actually
for u shower of the vcritable rain it,
self. On the occasion of celebrating
her manyeth birthday, Miss Matte
Lively personified the liveliest old
grandmother with her throng of pos
tnritxs l M al with nf thn N a AZ,
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Judge Burford then offered the fol-
lowing resolution;
Resolved, That the delegates from
Dnllns county 10 the congressional
convention 10 meet NJ Fort Worth, on
the Goth Instant, be and they are here
by instructed 10 use all honorable
means TO procure the nomination Of
j, w. Thr0ckmorton rs the democratic
candidate for congress for the third
congressional district,
The resolution was adopted by tho
following vo,ei Thiry.One fur and
nine against. After which an amend
ment by Colonel Baylor, to the follow
lug effect was adopted
That the delegates from Dallas coun"
~ east their votes for lhrockmorlon
first, last aud all the time, one vote be-
ing In the negative.
On motion to elect u permanent
chairman OF the Dallas county demo-
cratic committee, Judge iOrd was
unanimously reelected TO that posi-
ton.
w. II. HoRB, Chairman.
- W - nuN4AN SaprpInrV
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Let everybody be ON hand at the
Merchants exchange, next door to
Brownies red barrel, Elm street, on
Monday, the 9th, for Ramsey is going
to spread u iirst-class free lunch from
10 to IL A. NJ. Nice things, cool things,
good things, will he the order OF the
day.
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The Eskridge Case.

This case was brought up, yesterday,
before Judge .Kerfoot for hearing OIL
continuance, and upon affidavit of
Judge Beauchamp, of Mississippi, that
Eskridge was u fugitive from justice,
and the argument Of counsel on both
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BY virtue of authority vested in me by ar
ticie one OF the bylaws of the Dallas City
railroad company, notice is hereby given to
all interested that there will be an election
held at the Office of said company, in the city
Of Dallas, ON Monday, August 8, 1871, between
The hours OF two and four o'clock, p. NJ, for
the purpose OF electing u board of directors
Of said company to serve during the ensuing
year, lS7i-j. J.TD DOWNS
sec'y ID. &. II. X. Co.
Dai'as' Iexas, July 20, 1874. ls7dlOt
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MISCELLANEOUS.


An Ordinance Amending Section I9Sl
one Hundred and Ninety-Eight OF
tne Printed Code of Ordinances for
the BETTER Protection of Public and
las.
SECTION |. Be 1t ordained by the city coun-
Gil of the city of Dallas, That Section tl0S) one
hundred an ninety-eight of the printed code
OF ordinances, which reads as follows. viz:
u SNAIL be unlawful for any person within
the limits OF the city to break down, inJure
or carry away any gate, fence or any part
thereof, or the blinds or doors of any house,
or carry away any sign, board or plate ind1-
eating the name, residence, occupation or
business OF any person or firm, without the
consent of the owner thereof, and any person
violating an of the provisions of this Sec
ION snail be lined in any sum not less than
one nor more than fifty dollars, be so
amended rs TO read as follows, viz. IL shall
oe unlawful for any person within the limiis
Oh the city TO break down, deface, injure or
carry away gate, fence or any part thereof,
or Tie blinds on doors ofany house, or to de-
iace, Tear down or carry away any signi
poa'd or plate indicating the name, resi-
uence, occupation or business of any person
or Drm, or the name Of any street, or TO IN
lure In any way, or in any manner inter-
lering with any public or private property OF
any Kind without the consent of the owner
thereof, and any person violating any Of the
provisions OF this section shall be fined IN
any sum not less than one nor more than
fifty dollars.
Approved July 10, 1874.
W L.CABELL, Mayor.
Attest: W. II. PnArHER, Secretary.
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Notice.

From and after July 20, 1874, Mr.. II. ].
Neville will have charge of the city circula-
ton of the Dallas HERALD. Subscriptions
due to Saturday. the 18th of July, inclusive
are payable to Mr.. W. W. Basye, from which
date MIR. Neville is alone authorized to col.
lect and receipt for the same.
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sldca It was ordered by the court that
the case be continued until the 9th OF
August, TO enable the state 20 secure u
certified copy Of the indictment ms re-
qulred by the statute,
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NOTICE.

Job work IN invariably paya-
BILE ON delivery, and all tram
silent advertisements AT the
time they are handed I'm. Legal
advertisements must also he
paid I'm advance. These rules
will he strictly observed.
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Franklin is selling inks at
unprecedented low prices, as
also crOquet and cllivaIrie sets,
gold pens, blank books, sta
tiOnery, ETC.. ETC., OF which he
has large quantities, by far the
largest stock i'm Dallas.
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JOHN w. LANE.

Notary public and agent for
the collection Of claims at Aus
tin. Office nj CASTOR a. Thomas
bank, north side Of the public
square.
O7dtf
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For Snle-A Fine Rusines.

TIE trade and fixtures OF Mrs. A. Louie &
Co.'s confectionery and ice cream parlor.
This Is A No. business stand, and the bust
ness is well established and making money.
For particulars call on
JOHN HENRY BROWN & vENABLE.
lS' d3t Real Estate Agents
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NOTICE.

No accounts against employees la the
Herald once Will be- allowed In settle
ments with the onice unless nm order
from the Proprietor Nv given.
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An elegant new Arson piano
for sale ~ cost and carriage,
which IN Si73 less than man
ulaciares' price. Tiiis ~ "a bar
gain NOT found every day.
PIERCE AZ LYLE.
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Wall paper and crOpuei SETS
now nj hand. ana for sale al
low prices al Reed AZ LtthrOp's.
Elm street, opposite burnt dis
trict.
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Drawn In presence OF John ", Lame. Mo-
tary Public, ,,,,.,,,.,,,,
Mun ayers,
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SAINT LOUIS PRICES


Weare selling better and cheaper Mat.
tresses than amy house in the state.
o'BRIEN & CURRAN
Manufacturers, Austin street, near Pacific
railroad. l3Gdtf
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AT THE HERALD OFFICE.

The latest styles OF Note Pa
peFs, with or without InOMO-
gram. in legal or bon ton folds,
with .barOnial envelopes 10
match i'm size and tint. All at
PIERCE a. LYEE'S.
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When in the flush of health, we scorn ad-
vice; but when stricken by disease, must we
turn away merely on account of having
heard such words before? No! Let all who
suffer from diseases of the lungs and throat,
remember that Pectoral Balm will relieve
all and cure the majority of cases. For sale
by all druggists!
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The latest stock Of window
Shades, Fixtures, COrnice
Moulding and Wall Paper ai-
ways 10 found nj
PIERCE NLYAE'S.
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Made 10 order, and glass filrH-
ishcd al Eranltiin's book store,
Main street. next door 10 Com
nor IL Walkers.
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School and Sunday school
books, at catalogue prices, at
Franlklin's book store.
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NOTICE.

All accounts due the Herald
Office up 10 July LIST, instant,
must be paid al once.
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FOR nason's sclf-sealng Fruit Jars.
Porcelain lined tops tthe best in use), and
Jelly glasses, go to A. M. FRIENDs.
Rosenthals old stand, corner OF Main and
Lamar streets. ,,aa,r,
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BARRIERS use the best! which is Bineaud's
lightning Hair Dye.
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100 Dozen shirts,
90 summer Suits,
AZ Cases Boots and shoes,
Mt cost at
SIMPSONS. Elm street.

Law Blanks or every description. for sale
and printed "a order at this Office.
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THE Dallas Agricultural and Mechanical
Gift Association has two drawings each day,
ut 10 NJ. and q y. NJ.
WHITAKER & WILKINSON,
l2Sd8m Managers.
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A. ~. Steagali, Notary Pub
liC, Office opposite Adams n
EeOnard's banlk.
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Is. w. s. DUNCAN, Secretary.
New Faces and voices In our Pnipita.

The pulplts Of the different churches,
excepting st. Matthew's Episcopal,
IN this city, will be occupied to-day at
the following hours and by the follow
ing ministers in attendance upon the
Baptist General association :
BAPTIST CHURCH.
l0I o'clock A. Mn. Il. Sumner, d..
ID. o'clock r. M-Sunday school
mass meeting. 81 o'clock p. Nj. #.
Johnson.
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"Neuril.'
instantaneous cure for neuralgia.
II, G. H0SKINS,
Wdly Agent for Dallas.
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TIME TABLE
CORRECT RAILROAD TIME

Can always be found att, NJ. Grams, No. 5O7
Main street. Also, Gold and Silver Watches
that WILL KEEP IT.
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FOB wORK-Letter Heads. Cards, Circulars,
- Bill Heads, Posters, Lawyers Briefs, Pam
phlets and every kind OF Job Printing
executed at the Herald office.
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90 20 Freen,nn's

Corner Of Houston and Elm streets, for your
photographs gems and other sun pictures,
l3ldlm
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

OFrIcE 90 THE DALLAS HERALD,
July "a, l@i
liuying. selling
uOlh,,,,s'''r'i''u'''f's''i'i wv ,or,. Vim
hllyer,....,,,,,,,o.,..,-.lO @lOl'g @lV'
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BOO X BINDIN G.
AMI
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METHODIST CHURCH.

lOl O'Clock A. MI. IL, Stribbllng,
ID. ID. 81 o'clock p, Nj. Is. Link.
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
l0J o'clock A. NIB, II. Carroll. So
o'clock y. NJ. ID. ID. Creath.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
10 O'Clock A. MA. Il. Clemmons,
u, ID. 50 o'clock u, MI. ID. Rowland,
METHODIST TABERNACLE.
lOi o'clock A. NV. II. Paxton. 5
o'clock T.. NV, ID. Maylleld.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
81 o'clock p. Mr. G. Burleson. In
the morning the regular communion
service OF this church will he held by
its pastor.
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FLOUR SACKS,
Manila bags and wrapping pa
per for sale low to the trade
ut REED a. LATHROP'S,
l22dtf Elm Street,
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VISITING CARDS speciality 81 Tnl,Hsn
AID Job Printing 0fics
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From the South (mail and express).. SD n. m,
FROM the North mail and express). 6:2S a, m,
FROM the south, (accommodation)lO:5O d. m,
from the North, Accommodation 2:55 q. m,
TEXAS AMI pArJEIc
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HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.

Arrival and Departure Of Trains nj
Dallas.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

uersaftera all bills for advertisements
in this paper viii be collected monthly,
unless otherwise specified In contracts.
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Iron and Nails.

All sizes, from to 80 cut So 90; all sizes cas-.
Ing to 10 81 W; all sizes finishing to 10 81 90.
I'd fine so 90; refined bar iron 6l5c a h; plow
iron DC v 10; pillow steel l21Sc n 10.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-26

NERVOUS. these counties of Northern
Idaho from obligations to support the Southern conn
ties. and attach them to Washington. aud they will
pay their pro rata to the Washington Territorial
Treasury aud be able to quidae their proportion OF
the debt OF Idaho with greater than they can
now pay the demands Of Southern Idaho. Cores
poHdent idaho Signal.
1t seems to u.s. from reading the foregoing,
that the Signal correspondent is becoming un.
warrantably nervous on the division question.
Certainly he cannot mean to convey the i'm
preston that the Northern counties Of Idaho
have supported the Southern counties! The
very reverse is so near the fact. that we think
we hazard nothing in saying he would not pre-.
sumo to contradict the statement if we were
to assert that prior to 1866, Territorial gov
eminent could not have been maintained in
Idaho but for the revenue derived from Boise
trbutcd more toward defrayng the expense of
a Territorial government than any other coun-
ty in the Territory, and as much rs all Of the
Northern counties together We do not think,
on the other hand, that Mr.. Haley means that
the Northern counties shall, on leaving the Ter.
ritory, assume its entire Indebtedness, but only
their proportional share; which the Signals
correspondent says they are willing to do. This,
we think, would be just and fair. and would
give universal satisfaction. In view, therefore.
Of the natural barriers by which nature has
divided the two sections of our Territory, we
are content that the division should be made
on the foregoing basis, of division Of debts as
well as Of Territory.
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1NGLAsDs COMPETITOR FOR THE Co.,
IRON IhAFFIo.-The London Time, no. .oslRol ON
on the iron question. the burden Of wn;., ~
OF the finest markets England ever rn nal Is asS
trade IN from is being gradually closIp% 0ssess
United states are competing spccsssta@Ast l.
control OF the iron traffic with Canal ''Sly for
ca. ana the West Indies. They havs sOu'A lns
DER immense natural disadvantaoes' 10 CONTESTED o.
beaten England in spite of these. 81. ous they ia
70 be idle and sleep away her time an, San9t aha
money while competing with thrifty -s 49, ssa Ia
teiligent nations.-Pen and Plow. 'su's adh.
TO be able to compete successfully nil
land for the iron trade of Canada u. ~ wv
Indies, or any other country imDl;e, u. ~, .a'
to manufacture the iron more cbe,D,v H.. u.
can; and is a guarantee against En,,, = ~
manufacturers bringing their iron tothi, ..,, ="
to sell. They cannot make any mono, +, !.
ping iron into a country which can r,,.s
ture it cheaper than they can tbep,sI,.
Where then is the necessity for the sddis.,,
protection" our iron men are even nov d..
oring for!
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ow = take the foi;..:>
from the Aralanche: ''uoNlag I
|. W; J: Hill, editor of thu on.,
is sick, but threatens to he u IVY, A,ul.
few days. as usual. 70 'ustlins ,iss..
Ihornt Anderson arrived in s,- ~
francisco on last THURSDAY - Silver i,p.
Highway robbery is anon. !.
antries at Silver City. 's me latest !
At regular meeting Of rn,;
IS, |. Q. G. T., held at Fairy;errpl Fs lelsl
following named officers ws, ,ew !, Eel. 1t :
during ensuing term: W q = s'eetedh -
W. Y. T.. Mrs. E. Allinpton,.. ~ " .JasI'
Hash; W. F. S., c. CoakIs,'. y; N
CUP; W. C., J. Hown; W. NJ = " ! i.
l; g., J. Halpine; w. O. q - " HAM; :
w; G. T., G. R. Young. ~ n Hprlg;,p
The 9th level drift-War r.,,. "
been run to an aggregate Of 70 r.. !! ala.4 i
ore and the mine looks bette, es ~ u 'ppeal
time since it was opened. '' 'aaa y
Immensely rich goId.bearin. -. :
taken out Of the Belle Peck mise VIC hbA
The South Chariot continues as' ). :
splendidly. "ue' 70 dsA
owyhee mill started Up last Mo,d,,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-02-26

MAIL CONTRACTS LET.-Tbe contn., T.,
carrying the mails from the railroad 70 ths T.
ritory and the Dalles, have been LET much l..
this year than usual; and one man-Wn h
Lacy. proprietor Of North Western stare linz
probably-is the contractor. The Sacrament
Union gives the figures From Kem
Dalles So 900, Boise City to Dales sM
Winnemucca to Boise City, 1880: Biz
City TO Placeryille, S33 900. This lstteruL
together too high to be correct.