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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-26
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

This document, though exceedingly redund.
ant and cunbersome. is very creditable and
st.tesman.like production. Not that it does
not contain errors, for it does. and very gross
ones, too; but these are Offset by such good and
wise Recommendations that to point out faults
were uncharitable. Especially does it contain
valuable suggestions in relation to fees and sal
aries; on the proper and most economical man.
ner of employing and paying county officers. and
kindred subjects, Butsif their pay were re-
duced, to 60 low . figure as the message rec
commends, it would compel at least oneof our
county officers to resign. The pay would not then
justify the employment ola dputy to do the work
the Office. 1n'cnly one Instance. however. does
the message place the payof an officer tool"w
The assessor instead Of being paid s. a day,
should, if paid BY the day, receive 81 and be al.
lowed 100 days h which to perform his work.
But We, think the assessor should be paid by per
cetage, and that should be put 20 low that he
must Do his duty strictly in order To- make q
profit, A fair ppdequalassessment Of the prop.
cIty uN oVieo Nvyuh0 tVOGl up VSVo'ovo' 81 w
cent Of this amount would WELD the county q
yearly revenue of 22,5oo; 94 Of this, again, set
apart for assessing, and collecting would give
the assessor the sum of 1862 so, There can al
so be 1,7O6 peA receipts sold in this county;
these, at SIS each, which all men can now afford
TO pay. would yield return to the county Of &c.
800; q per cent. Of this amount would increase
the assessors pay $40. making the entire pay
of that officer 1892 so for work that an active,
competent man can do in 80 Days: or 500 so
more than the best miner could earn in the
same length of time. Will any body pretend
that it is worth more than twice as much to do
q good days work for the public as it is to do
good days work in the minesl But if the as
SCISSOR is only to be authorized to assess prop
erty and collect poll taxes, and the taxes
on movable property not secured by real prop
erty, theniperhaps IS per day. and one-half of
one per cent. Of the money collected would
not be too much. This thing Of allowing coun-
ty officers to make from four to seven thOus-
and dollars . year, cannot be fifty character
lied otherwise than az an outrage on the public,
and we would like to see the Governors rec
concentrations carried out to the letter.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-26

Il n
THE eighth session Of the Idaho Legislature
in so far as it has gone. and as the country has
been informed of its dongs. certainly deserves
the encomiums of the public, No measure
yet introduced by that body could if it became
law, possibly make the Territory worse of
than it is; while most would have beneficial
effect. The reduction. of salaries Of Boise
county officials BY IS or 90 per cent. is not all
the better Informed portion of the people of
this county desire; but it may be as friend
writes US, all it s safe to ask for during this
session. Still it must be plain to every men,
Der Of the Legislature that there is no cores.
pondence whatever between the pay OF off,
Gals of Boise county and the laborerA A mi.
ner o. aderk lis required to work hard the
whole yesf round for from 81. 400 to 81, 800; in
the former Of these occupations there are IN
limited exposures and privations to be en-
dured;Gin the latter responsibility, thought and
wearisome toll; yet the officer receives from
three to four times what either Of the classes
mentioned spaid. Remuneration of services
should be arranged upon some just and intel
ligent scale. The Sheriff and auditor being
required to give all of their time to the public
should be paid for that time its full value, but
no nores the Probate Judge should also be en-.
abled t" live BY his. Office as his time is taken
up byit But it does seem to US that there
can be 30 good reason advanced why officers
should be- paid from $4,000 to $1,000 year,
when the best ef1 clerks and mining hards are
elad,t get employment at SIS a day AID less.
Inc pr'nc'ple looks like taxing the people to
enrich party fayorites and to carry elections.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-26

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MORE CGEEK.-A correspondent who ha
just paid visit to w. H. Gray e. Co.'S. claims
at the junction Of Thorn and More creeks
writes us concerning that important enter
prise:
The night before last l staid all night with
W. IL. Gray e. Co., at the mouth Of Thorn
creek. 1t was night when got there. and OF
course had but little chance to look around
The next morning. after breakfa however.
started out to see what progress the company
was making with their bedrock flnme. and I
found one Of the incest working fumes ever
looked at. 1t is forty inches wide. and set on
one and half inch grade to twelve feet, or
two inches to the rod. They have twelve hun
dred feet Of hulne in. with bulk heads, break.
water and apron; also fume twenty feet
wide, and long enough to carry the water
across the main fnme This is intended to
convey all Of the surplus water OF More creek
in the spring of the year. The Company have
saw mill in connection with their mining
property. which they use for cutting lumber
tor their fumes. and for other purposes; and
their hopes for bright future are as great as
their undertaking. ~ -. e.,
Messrs. Gray & Co. commenced the work Of
f'aniinE More creek less than eighteen months
ago. without means. They had then saw
mill to procure and build. roads to make,
bitches to dig to supply water power to run
their MILL and to bring the surplus water Of
the creek, which il d large one, under control,
logs to get out lumber to saw, besides the u.
Aal annoyances,s prophesyings as to their sue.
Tess or failure, and other obstacles to over.
come; but In spite Of al. they have succeeded
md are now ready to go to work in the spring
With as good prospect for prospering as auy
company in the Basin. And the work thew
ave done is oneof public, a. well a. private.
Utility and Importance. It not only secure. to
ne g. energetic owners property which will in.
ore them competence through life II ptop.
rly worked land taken care OF. but it demon.
tfates the entire feasibility Of aumiug Moore |,
reek, and witASit the other creeks Of the Ra.
~; and thereby reclniming hundreds Of acre,
mining ground, now utterly; 'valdeles,, and
dl7erting from the channels Of those Il
resks. ''nt'' thesdchanarls inf co,nmerce|
'lions Of d'alars, now lying vast. and idle, 4
ey their s'.ecess be permanent, ,ond their
'"p"r'ty equal t. their enterprise!
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-26

AFTER our pagerrwas made up this week
We relieved arsynopsis Of the fee and salary bill
for Boise comfy, n To say. we were seriously
disappointed on reading its provisions. which
DO potstall accord with representations made
sous senssrnissiit isdte state the ease with
more tbau "sthsreel mildness," We bad been
informed more than 81 900 would, be saved to
ouricounty By the passage Of the bill, bad con.
cludsd that could BE- accepted as sort of com,
promise btyeen right and wrong, for the pres.
entabatas Wa figure it, savss only $685., mate
r'aly reducing only the Sheriff. and commits,
sioner'' pay. sThe Assessor still gets - $50 for
workivhlsh aaa easilyhe done il three months
The public had a. well adjust the load to its
back and boar it chesrfally it. will not. be re,
moved lat least. during this generation oisus
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-26

1NSoRMAfWNaW 4tfsD;- -Anyai nformation
Of VIZ. Campbell tsii miner IN tho kuApley Of
fhe' D'sctes.C nhpsny iiwhes uiait heard from,
aomx tsms,'k August, will be tthautfally re.
eeiyed BY bis sister. Mrs. victopio; Brewing,
4 be- 4 lying III at Reno, Nevada.
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Va '"A' Kooto TIE rules WcrO euoDAnded
and the bill passed.
H. NJ. No. s. relating to the q. 8, Asssv f,s,ca
read Sd time and passed.
c. B. No. p for the better protection Of TIN r....
"r'al treasury. was on the Recommendation =, ~.
nnance committee, referred 70 Joint comm,.t..
OYunc'i 'nen took recess until O'Clock P. y.
AFTERNOON snsslox.
Inc Council resolved itself intoa commiIa.. - ~,
wno'e 20 take under consideration H. NJ. No. & r.,.
"ps 70 the division Of Idaho Territory.
Mr.. Prickett ip the chair.
M. Martin o6easd me following >v.m>a.k. 49,. :.
oy inserting after the word .prote.t .g.,n...
unless the division 10 nasdeas iOns~s: Idaho sh.
none ana Nes Perce counties DO attached 70 w..s
'ns'.n Isssseory. owyhss counties n .1t.,A.s :.
..sn'nsson Territory. owyhee to Nevada A,.r-.s
ne 1.mni 70 ussh9snd Boiss osyte sne nls.s.. -
The auendment NJ lost II 'Hov,-a 80.
ne ~ :eyins tAat \ would .s,rye sh.,, 1880
'ao convenience better by remaining Is n,hc =. 5,
osy Amendment lost, ''o 1stE''
On motion Of Nj. Hawlsy u. oou - lus
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House r. assembled. Tlla q alos al
On motion q NJ. H.wlsy. report -. .......
~oson q ~. Phctss % suspend a. 49,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-22
WHO KRoTE sHAKgPEARp

Hamlet overheard Julius Caesar tell King
Lear, on the Twelfth Night after the Tempest,
that Anthony and Cleopatra had told COriO-
Ianus that Two Gentlemen Of Verona were
the authors Of Shakspeare's plays. Lear said=
You may take It As You Like It, but don't
believe #, for heard Romeo and Juliet say
loves Labor was Lost when TFoflus and Gre
sida stole the Comedy of Errors and sold It to
the Merchant ofVenice for forty bottles Of old
Bourbon and q package Of poker checks.
Timon Of Athens and Cymbeline were parties
to the theft, and after drinking Measure for
Measure with the Merry Wives Of Windsor, told
King John all about It, Richard III, "a com
petent Critic said Bacon could not write even
q Winters Tale, and Henry VIII. says that
settles it; so, why make 50 Much Ado About
Nothingl Othello was busy dealing fve-eent
game Of faro to the ", Y. and vi. Henrys,
and the only remark made by them was an
occasional ssPrindle, don't turn; hold on, /" and
a few other forcible remarks Of = cursOry
nature: and as Richard u.-was absent Tanning
the ShreW, could get no further evidence as
to who wrote Shakespeare. But ALPS Wellthat
Ends well. Don't itl-RiehsnOnd Eisqiirsr.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-22
DYE. II. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auetloneeta -
FEDERAL BuIldings, corner Seventh and y SIS. Nv
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPR0VED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION, SITUATED On
sECOND srREET last. RETMEEk ND

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE DIPRoyER
PROPERTY AT AUCTION, SIIuATED On
SECOND STREET EAST, BETWEEN AND
b virtue Of a deed Of trust dated September n
ISL. and recorded in Lfber ST. folio ais Of re land
records for Washington county Distrlct OF OVlunl-
bia, and by direction Of the holder q the n0te Sc
cured thereby, We VIII sell ~ Pnole aleti,on, i IN
front Of the premises. on THURSDAY, october y.
1874 Al O'Clock D. m, all that piece or parcel Of
ground in " ashington city known as lot lettered
W. in Chester and Jenkins SUBDIVISION OF
Terms OF sale: One third Of the purchase money
TO be paid in cash, and the residue in two equal
Installments, payable in six and twelve montnsi
respectively, and for which the purchaser Is TO
give Ids promissory notes. bearing seven per cent.
interest from day Of sae the purchaser 70 receive
a deed and execute deed of trust TO secure SAID
notes 10 the satisfaction of said trustees.
A deposit OF 500 Is required immediately after
the property Is sold. Conyeyaueing ~ eoss q
purchaser; and II the purchaser fails 70 comply
with the terms OF sale within seven DAYS after DAY
Of sale the said property may be resold at the risk
ard cost Of the defaulting purchaser, BY giving ave
DAYS notice of such resale In newspaper pub
lished in Washington city. ID. @.
X. p. DODGE, Z Trusteas
p. a. DARNEILLE, -.
b. H. WARNER,
oci7-dkds rStarl AuetlOneer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-22

II Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and EleY
enthstreet, Star Once Building.
SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TUBE. PIANO FORTE. El.EGAST FRENCH-
MAsE, VELVET CARPETS, FRENCH
or TH6RsDAY MORNING, October 2, 1875.
commencing AZ l0o'clock, At the residence OF lady
declining housekeeping, No. SO Connecticut
avenue, between H and streets northwest. we
shall sell the following goods:
One Rosewood Case Piano Forte,
Two elegant French-Plate Pier Mirrors,
Rosewood and Walnut Parlor Suites, upholstered
ROssEood and Walnut Reception Chairs, ansly up
Marble-top Tables, set Tea Poys,
Walnut Marble-base Etegere. Whatnots,
Ornaments, Paintings and EngrayinRs.
Superior window HRngings, complete,
Velvet, Brussels Ihree-piy and Ingram Carpets,
Zine Brussels Stair Carpets, Stair Rods.
Fine Chamber Furniture, nne Hair Mattresses,
Pillows and Bolsters, CO.
Extension Dining Table, Dining Chairs,
MarDle-top SidebOard,
Elegant Centre Piece, with EperKue.
French China Dinner Service, green and gold,
Superb Sllyer-plated Tea Service,
Heavily lated salyer, Plated grns and Casters,
Plated Cake Basket, Ivory handle Knives and
white China Service, Glass Ware,
Heating Stoves, Kitchen Requisites,
Together with general assortment Of hne goods
not necessary to mention.
Terms cash. LATIMER y CLEAh1,
ocI7-d&ds Auctioneers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-22
DYLATIMER = CLEARY,

TOYLATIMER 4 CLEARX,
ID Apctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Corner OF PenRsyiv ania avenue andEeTenth street,
Star once Building.
TfyRE. FRENcH PIER MIRRORS, CARPETS,
CURTAINS, CHAIRS, PIANO, &C.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated the 2Jth DAY OF
" q sa ne ahs reeSr for The District
of ColumbiA, shah sell on TUESDAY. the zJtn
day o. October ls4 q 10 O'CLOCK & ma a so1f5
streets northwest, all the furniture now In said
house. Iname in part
One handsome Rosewood Piano.
Two large French Pier Glasses. -, 60.
One velvet Carpet and number gu 0ther Carpets
one hsndlome PsrIor suite, upholstered in green.
Two Marble-top Centre Tables, W nAtnot.
One S0-day Clock, Pictures, Vases, kngs. en-.
-Four sets silk DamAsk Windo" curtains SeAI-
One Rosewood Chamber Set OF pieces.
One solid Oak and Curl Maple Cottage Set
One Rosewood Chamber Set. 10 pieces,
One Oak Cottage Set, pieces, -,..t..
One Desk, one CLOCK, one siaeOoaru' EA'si.9iO '
side tables, six Chairs. Knives and Forks, Sob
Sets, and large quantity Of other Table Fur
one stewart Cooking Stove, and several other
Stoves OF various patterns. 60. r,..,o..
One Refrigerator, Wash Tubs, Clotnes Baske ~,
Flat Irons, Kettles, Crockery w are anu tuli
set Of Kitchen Requlsitess -.
Table. Cnnt-seat aud z 'sy Chairs ana leerge
number Of articles toe numerous y! y dsihT
House- Aetnls 01 VIZ. +. HOFFMAN, Trustee.
LATnfER q CBEARY,
oes-d&ds AuctlOneers.
Rz-BY CONSENT OF ALL PARTIES IN IN
terest the above sale Is postponed until II
the sri day OF November, 14, sane hour M place
/ - WI. T. HOLTZMAN, Trustee.
LATIMER CLEARY, I
oetis-2a 80 now, L5&ds lstarl Auctrs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-22
AUCTION SAFES.
Faf1re DAYS.
DY JOSEPH r. KELLEY,
Id Real Estate Agent and Auetioneer,
Once. NO o02 Eighth street northwest.

DX JOSEPH r. AEALEIs
ID Real Estate Agent and Auetioneer,
Once, No. e2 Eighth street northwest.
Guardian SALE OF VALUABLE UNTH-
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON STKEET,
BETWEEN EI6HTEENTH AND NINE
ING THE REsIpENCE OF MARSHAL
BROWN, AT AUCTION.
BT virtue Of an order or the Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia, holding . Court OF fropnte
business, ratified by decree In equity Of sald Sn-
prene Court, the sth day OF Qcto5cr lsli equity
ESQ, N ~. on the petition Of the underslg ned,
fpHrdiau OF Mary D. McSherry and james q.
HcSherry / will offer for sale At public auction
to the HI chest bidder, on MONDAY, the zoth Gay
OF October, A. ID. l6A At O'Clock p; m, IN front
estate ofthe said minors-tie same being an undis
TIded two thirds-in sad 60 the following described
part OF lot OF land lying and being In the city OF
Washing ton, District % Columbial the same being
square numbered one hundred and six llos.) said
part OF said lot having frout Of thirty ( ieet On
] street, and running back seventy SlOl teets the
depth OF the lot, TO an alley And q the same time
and place the remaining one tnl5a N sSia p5ob.
erty win be sold, giving the purchaser the whole
Terms OF sale: One third Of the purchase money
to be paid In cash, and the residue In two equal IN
stalments, payable At nine and eenteen monIn
his promissory notes, bearing interest rom day or
sale the purchaser TO receive deed and execute q
deed Of trust 10 secure said notes Adepost OF sgO
Is required Immediately after the property Is sold
Conveyancing at cost OF the purchaser. And II the
p1rchsser falls to comply With the terms OF sale
within seven days after day Of sale, the sid prop
ertY may be resold At the risk and cost Of the de-
faulting purchaser R giving ten 90 days notice q
JAMES MCSHEHRY, Guardian.
oc14-d JOS. =. KELLEY. Auctloneer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-22

GOVERNMENT SALE
NAVY DEPARTMENT., I
WAsHTNGTON, October 10, 1874.
The Navy Department will offer for sale at pubhe
auction, At the Naval Station, New London Con-
nectieut, on MONDAY, tbs 9Th day Of November,
1874, at II O'Clock m, the Sectional Floating DRY
Dock, now At that station.
THIS Dry Dock consists Of i've sections, each haV-
ing main tank "a feet long, IS feet wide and IL teet
s Inches deep. and two nd-hOats, each 30 feet 10
inches long, 70 feet wide, and feet inches deep,
with the necessary machinery. =. .
The Dock Is calculated to receive vessel y IeeL
long, 46feet beam 16 feet dram OF water ana otZO
The Dock ana the inventory OF articles to be sold
with 1t can be examined at any time before the
day OF sale onapplication to the OOnmandAnt OF
the station.
Twenty per centum OF the whole amount Of the
purchase money must be deposited AZ the time OF
sale the balance within ten days from the date
or Confirmation Of sals by the Department., and
the Dock purchased must be removed from the
station within two weeks from the date OF such con-
II not confirmed the money deposited viii be re-
The Goyerumeut reserves the right TO withdraw
the Dock from sale at any time, and 70 reject any
bid or offer which may be considered Inadequate.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-22
PROPOSALS.
DRoFFosi1i-1I.ss- FoR sT1TfoNERY.


DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE,
WASHINGTON. d. O., October 10, 1874.
Proposals for furnishing such articles OF Station
cry 81 may be required for this Department and the
bureaus and Offices thereof during the balance Of
q fiscal ending June % 1914 will be received
until y O'Clock n, WEDNESDAY, November 4,
Zach proposal must be signed by the individual
or arm making It, and be accompanied by sails
factory guarantee that the bidder will execute q
contract, with good and sufficient bonds n his bid
is accepted for any ali arti cles. No bid viii be
considered without such guarantee
All articles are stipulated TO be Of the very best
Gual ity. Samples viii be required In AL cases.
Each sample TO he marked with the name OF the
bidder and the price. One price only viii be con-
stdered In connection with any one item on tee
schedule. Bids made out in any ether way viii be
rejected as informal.
Bond. with approved security, will be required
OF the party to whom the contract or any part OF
In failure to furnish any article within reason
BILE time AFTER being ordered the right Is reserved
of purchasing IN open market, or Of declaring tie
contract forfeited; and II greater price than the
contract price Is paid for such articles the difference
will be charged TO the contractor Bids will be con-
sidered on each item separately. Schedules con-
tanning blank forms for bidding, together with
items and estimated quantities of articles needed
and full Information, In accordance with this ad-
Vertisement. will be furnished on application.
Contracts will only be awarded 10 established
manufacturers Of or dealers In the article.
The Attorney General reserves the right 10 re-
ject any OF all bids that may be offered.
Proposals must be addressed to the Attorney zen
eraI and Endorsed proposals for Stationery
! GEORGE n. WILLIAMS,
Moa11-WE Enid AftOruev Generuls
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-22
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.
DEPOE oUARrEnMAsrEH,s oFgIeE,

ULFUL WUAI[TEHMAHIE-f 3 VEFLNEf Z
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. IA 1874.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, with copy OF
this advertisement attached to each, vii be received
at this office until Y m. on FRIDAY, N9yem0er
IL 1874, for furnishing the United States quarter
masters Department at the Philadelphia or the
Jefersonville depot with COO Wall Tents, without
flies poles or pins to be Of the size and
giventn the approved specifications for Wall tents
on file In this office, copies OF which VIII be fnr-
nished on application.
The tents VIII be subjected TO rigid Inspection,
and none will be received which do not comply IN
The usual guaranty viii be required OF bidders,
and the right to reject any or all bids, or parts OF
For Information. in detail, apply to this once.
Proposals for Military Supplies y aud addressed
TO the undersigned.
By order Of the QuartermAster Senerai; ,ron
Assistant QuartermAster General, o. 5. Army, in
charge Of depot. ocis-bt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-22
JACQUES IoUVENAL's

1EarR1o w o X -
ans :. Near lewis 5ohnson's Bank.
An MONUMENTS On hand sold e great r.
ducti0a. Anner orders made l{ designs o. tAs
f-tr-t ~.vi1r. ne onst workmanship and oest
ITALIAN MARBLE guaranteed. nA4-sn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-22

Ladiess and eentiemer,s, All sizes and eoiors, %
our osin.-...-~o~
DIRECT IMPORTATION
n ". GAIT, BRO, a CO.,
os.la..f Ls.... I Jseslsll.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-22
TRUsTEE,g sAIE OF ~ 81. ssQUAREI-

" oAOgAD WELL LOSAAAsC.
By virtue Of \ deed Of trust, bearing date April
l. isl2, and recorded In Ltoer 62 folio ana as t1e
request Of the party secured, win sell on sAEUh-
DAY, the llth day Of November, A. ID. ll4, a. 4
O'Clock p. M, on the premises, AL OF 5quAre num-
bered nine hundred and thirty-tWo, ls31) The
square IL on grade, and is bounded by North and
viii be sold subject 70 prior membranes, bear
ing six t6) Per cent interest, which can be re-
Terms: One third cash; residue In three equal
paymeuts at six, twelve and eighteen months with
Interest at eiHht per cent; so to be deposited
when the property Is struck on. The terms 70 be
COMPLIED With within i've days, or deposit to be
forfeIted FRED. W. JONES, Trustee.
LATIMER q CEEARI,
oeis-ThsTudAds Auctioneers.