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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-01-06

The RECORD office returns thanks to
Supervisor J. J. Kenney for copy of
this volume which contains over 600
pages, all filled with valuable informa-
ton in regard to the city. The book is
handsomely and finely bound, and con-
tains fine steel engrayings of Mayor Al.
word and the IL Supervisors of that city.
1t contains also reports Of the various
city officers, showing the taxable proper
ty Of the city, arrests by the police from
July 1872, to June 1873, inclusive, the
amount OF property lost or stolen and
the amount recovered, mortality reports
and great variety of other matter. The
work is very valuable for reference from
time to time.
LADIES FESTIVAL. night Browns
Hall was well filled ON the occasion OF
the Festival for the Benefit of Rev. H. B.
Macbride, who will shortly leave us--frst
Tor brief visit to the West, and then for
the East. 1t was testimonial which
not only did infnite honor to the rever-
end gentleman, but reflected the greatest
credit on the ladies' who contributed to
II. Throughout it was pleasurable af-
fair. Had it not been for proof positive
to the contrary, it would not have taken
much to convince us that branch of the
festival was at the RECORD Office. Feel
Ing as We do now, we shall never eat any
more. Our board bill will be light in
future. estsfI- rin
PROPOSED CoNcERT.-Some gentlemea
are still interesting themselves in regard
to the case of Barney Bradley, and ex-
pect to perfect arrangements for bene-
ut concert in his behalf during the week.
In this connection we are authorized to
say that Hanley's Hall can be obtained
ior this benefit, or for any other chari-
table object, free of charge. a.-n
WEATHER. Sunday was undoubtedly
the coolest day of the season, with scarce
lyany thaw whatever. Yesterday wa,
considerably warmer, and the snow melt
Cd to some extent. We expect a grad
u melting Of the snow from this tim'
forward. II A sNGN
DEATH OF Mns. GEN. PAaE.-Died il
Oakland, Cal. Dec, n, Lolita NJ, VIII,
Of General A. L. Page, aged 81 years,
months and II days. General Page wa
apioreer resident Of Phoebe and high
respected citizen. His many friend
here oondole with him in his great loss
FRozr.-Owing to the excessive col
on Sunday night, some Of the hydrsnt
were found tn ba frozao and copseoueni
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-01-06
MINING COMPANIES.

Following are the principal Mining Companies
on the San Francisco Stock Boards, together
with the number Of feet in each mine and
shares to each foot:
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-01-06
LOOK Or ron saAarrs.. =. SO,wl,b

LAWN Ott toh ShalfEhs. --- Notwlth- !
sanding the printed notices Of the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad Company, which
ara conspicuously posted in all the cars, |
the " strap game" and other shameless
aud INSCRIPTIONS tricks of sharpers are |
played upon the unwary, who are robbed |
without remorse and without mercy. The |
railroad officials are powerless to prohibit |
the shameless robbery of victims, and |
can do no more than to warn them of the |
Class who sustain a miserable existence
by preying upon society. The sharpers
generally operate at points where the cars
stop while passengers take their meals.
At these points they get aboard the cars,
paying their fare as other passengers do,
and while going from one meal station to
another manage to "spot their man.
They rake up an acquaintance with him,
become familiar. and perhaps volunteer
some information upon which the sim
pleton places value. Having got into
his good graces, on arriving ut station
where the cars stop for meal, the active
duties of the raid upon the victims purse
begins; he is asked to drink, and is then
roped into the "strap game" or some
other swindling operation, and is feeced
of every dollar be possesses, besides any,
thing he may have which is convertible
into coin. As Mr.. Holland came up from
Sacramento last case fell under his OBJ
servation which presents phases Of Pc
culiar hardship. On the train was man
who was conveying East the remains of
his deceased wife, and this poor fellow
was drawn into the trap set by the sharp
ers, and was beaten out Of a silver watch
and SIS in money. He was deeply
chagrined when he realized how badly he
had been deceived, and appealed to the
passengers for aid. The latter raised
him small sum of money, and he pro-
ceeded on his road, a wiser if not better
man, while those who had robbed him
only sighed for other victims to fleece.
THERE are messages at the Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph office for Mrs. j.
Hill (colored) and Hogan Anderson.
hobby PRESENTS. Heitzelman has
received for the holidays large assert
ment of diamonds, jewelry and silver
ware, which he win sell cheaper than any
house in town. Gall and examine.
dl2-lm
A NEW circulating library, imported CT.
gars, tobacco, stationery and CONNECTION.
cry at ]. Levin & Co.'s, opposite Hamil
toms saloon. Main street.
PHOTOGRAPHS taken in dull weather
equal to those taken ON bright sum,
days at Sutterly & Fox's Gallery. Mair
ST., Phoebe. Diff"
BREAp.-Eight loaves Of good baker
bread, made from California -four, for 81
at the Eagle Bakery, Main street.
dG-tf EI H Prudential.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS. a large as
sortment of Christmas Holiday Goods
at decidedly low prices, go to Manning
Jewelry Establishment, Main st.
d23-6t
s. AsHIM BRO.
BLACK FRocK SuIrs, $40; worth $50.
Everything wearable and eatabl
| to be found at Ashfm Bros. M
s. AsHIM u BRO.
BLUE. BRowN AND BLACK BKAvER SUITS, 81!
worth S35.
Six pounds Crushed Sugar for u. o
ut >. Ashini q Bros. ~
To make money, buy Of AshiI
Bros. M
Limburger Cheese ut =. Ashim !.
Bros. d27-u
1 PIONEER News DEPOT, Main street.
;. Wiederhold. .H
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hobby PRESENTS Heitzelman has
received for the holidays large assort-
ment of diamonds, jewelry and silver
ware, which he win sell cheaper than any
dl2-lm $500
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-01-06

WHAr is that which no one wishes to
hsvs and no one wishes to losef A bald
head.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-28


with train leaving Philadelphia at $50 A. M:
with train leaving Philadeiphia at 400 P. NJ.
Train arriving at Wilmington 90 A. M eo""eo''
with tram for Philadelphia at 10 A NJ . ,.,
Train ARRIVING al W Wilmington ut $50 +. NJ. with
t"an for Philadelphia at 400 p M. - w ~
Omnbu transfer between W. x W., anu r. W.0
b. Uepots ani cars OF Wilmington City r. IL, at FROM
and Market Sts., by MuMullen Seal, at cents loi
each passenger cents for each piece o bagHags'
SLIT DAVID CONEish' s"Pt
W. H. CoNNELI. General Agent
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-28
For Rent.

The second story front room front room fronting on
Barkei street in the Richardson & Boopes building
next door above tho Farmers Bank. Apply TO
JOHN II. MOORE,
GEORGE r. ROBERTS,
snrl6 Com. Board of Pub. Ell.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-28
INsECTICIDEs.


At this season. as persons are preparing to put away
furs and wooens and housekeepers aie about CONF
mencing their customary house cleaning, the ques-
tt Ms naturally arise "What shall we 90 to prevent
the ravaRes Of the moih and TO rid our house OF the
pestiferous roacbes, bugs, ants etc ~ Ihe pest
KNOWN RELIABLE artcl,s for rejection against the
moth
GUM CAMPHoR,
Which, being VOLATILE permeatcs the entire mass or
bundle Of goods and Is so:n when the Bous
opened for use again.
GENUINE PERSIAN INSECT POWDER,
An innocent vegetable powder, which ehectnal'y
banshes moths, ants, and all small insects when pro
one Of the most efficient and cheapest articles III use
All woollen goods should be thoroughly beaten or
shaken and frs well combed and brushed before be-
ing placed away. This powder IL also an cNccllent
article for the destruction OF bncbugs sm all rtd)
roaches eas dogs or cats. lice on poultry, insects
on plants, etc. Other well known insect destroyers
are -
CORROSIVE SUBLIMATE.
An active poison. ito be carefully used,) best suite
for use on bedsteals and furniture aud aon til
edges of carpets, in the form OF solution
CARBoLIC ACID.
Which destroys all the ordersof plants and ami
mails. Is cheap and effective should be used IN
yery dilute state, as IL leaves a tsrry odor behind,
which, though wholesome, is somewhat persistent.
GLENTwoRTH's ROACH EXTERMINAToR,
For the exteI mination of roaches mice, etc., We
found, fran several years. experience, to be the
most uniformly satisfactory and efficient article OF
| the kind In use. Unlike many preparations OF III
class they are attracted by and eat lt with aVu
All the above articles are sold at ths lowest marKe
rates and information concerning their use cheer
| fully gwen :, ,n,>ou,,,sr scn
Wholesale ami Retail Druggists,
Corner of sixth and Markctstreets,
Wilmington.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-28
Sure Cure ior RHEUMATISM.
MAHAN, HILL & CO..
No 4 T.. Third street. whining
ton, Delaware,

No 4 Il. Third street. whining =
ton, Delaware,
(2nd story Of MOrrOws's hui ildinKs,)
Having invented and prepared for sale medicine
in THREE CASES OUT OF A HUNDRED
They refer to the following persons in this city whom
they have cured, among many hundreds, WITHIN the
last few years. Many OF them wero desperate cases
VIM. McCafierty, 104 West Fourth Street Mary
Forman, 3l3 Poplar, A. Hufnal soc Conrad ST Pat
rick McCulen, N. E. corner Fifth and Pine streets ;
Lewis List, 2I1 West Seventh Street; y. Casperson
Street; VIM. d. Sparks, ia Fast Seventh Street,
Mary Boyce, corner of Fifth and Madison Streets ;
Mary Hopes, 1Og East Front Street. Also, Ernest
Neuman, Odessa, Del.
For SALE RETAIL at 81 bottle,
MAHAN, HILL y CO.,
No. East Third street, second story OF Morrow
Buildings, Wilmington, Del.
N.B..Also tor sale at E. Bringhurst q COS, ceIr
Sixth and Market Streets and at 4l3 East Sixth
street, Wilmington. Del. apr2s
lust RECEIVED AND OPENED-A full and
u excellent assortment Of perfumeries and fancy
goods suitable for the holidays.
iage stock Of hrstclass buckskin gloves, chamois
skins. finger cots. ETC., etc.
fresh and large stock of No. sage, sweet malone
thyme, pure ground black aud cayenne pepper.
choice assortment of Havana and other cigars,
together with the different brands Of nne cut and
chewing tobaccos.
complete assortment of fancy soaps, hond sapo-
uo hair oil, restoratives, pomades hair dyes, tooth
powders. hair brushes, combs, sc.
tine selection of neckties. collars, cuffs etc, at
FOSTEk'S DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
apr2lT3 Wilmington Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-28

For SALE .
small grist mill, near Oecilton, Cecil coun- IN.
ty, Md, in a pleasant nagnbornood, surrounded by
large far ms and good farmers, who would supply a
good miller with much as he could do. To yeung
man who is master Of his business would sell on
such terms that the payments can be made without
materially affecting his capital. For further particu-
lars apply to U. j. scott, Esq. Galena, Kent Co,
Md, to the subscriber, No. 618 Market street,
9O3 Gilpin Avenue, Wilmington, Del.
JOHN b. LEWIS.
~s Also, for sale two small Frame Houses, Nos.
hH S02 and s0i Tatnall street Also, large second
EA hand cook stove and fixtures Tor sale. Apply
as above. ldec22tfl j. Is. l..
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-28

FALL AND WINTER AkkANaEMENi.
, II ami after WEDNESDAY,, October lst' 1875
Trains will leave ~ follows
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-28

MEDICAL NOTICES.


[, I'LL continues Lis successful practice Of MEDl
- CINE. for tie cure OF consumption liver discasu
dropsy, Etermttlng fever chls and disease
he eye and ears insisted and other tumors, letters,
ch Of the grades ulcers Of the limbs, together
with many other diseases, such fevers, small pox
&C. Ths Doctor returns his thanks Tor past favors
aud hopes his customers viii still continue their pat
ronage.
Residence aud oftioe Dr WIN. Fields po 2ls wes
eyenth Street. WiiIn. - In, Del. mhlgH
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-28
HEAKT DISEASE.

A SPECl A 1T Y.
Having regained my health and esumed the prac
tee of medicine, will hereafter make n specially
OF Heart Disease and Kidney and Dropsical Alice
tons, and can be consulted at all times at my Office
FIont and West streets. MRS. c. FOSTER, NJ. u.
Also, on hana q full and complete Hssoi tment of
Trusses, Braces, Supporters Suspensories and Syr-
lnSes for Females. MRS +. FOSTER, NJ. ID.
decl5
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-28

MISSES
and OHILDkENS,
BOOTS.
CATERS,
BaLMORALS,
aud sLlPPEhS.
and where he hopes to meet with all his old frsnde
nd ths nublic general. He feels tina nkiu. for past
ia yoTs and hopes by strict attention to pualDess u
vii receive n fair share of public pHtronaxe.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-28
w, III. Clladwick's
HORSE, CATTLE AND POULTRY CON
DITIoN POWDERS.

DITloN POWDERS.
The great Alternative, Tonic, and Blood Purifier
do her work quickly and eheetualy and are now be-
coming standard and universal remedy, after being
% aSrses, - pairymen, Raisers OF Cattle, Sheep, IS
sSS f1n yet S
w--ss,ic. They have been tested in thousands of
Nl...xA. - pistempers. Hide-l.ound, Tnick-wii,d,
SESssn-T,aa WS,m. sa,, PaTsins Jsandce s%eied
Legs, all diseases OF tho Urinary Organs @krs
Of the
E~axh Cattle Plague, Pneumonia, Chambers, Rot
sheep and al & contagious e,seasss ar ,s
reouired BY the of the Powders Greases,
Scratches, Farcy, Poll Evil, Fistuas Distempers and
Skin Diseases from any cause are cured IN half tile
Taey remove the distractions of the Stomach, itv-
er and ntestlnes and prevent Indigestion, Costive-
ness Cole and an diseases OF the bowels. If these
powders usei occasionally they Will prevent rev
ers and all contagious and debilitatlng Diseases 70
which Horses Cattle and otlpr stock are 80 liable.
Asa Spring and Fall Purifier, these powders are
the best Known gsns s ssossy sSsy bright eve
and great spirit and vgor TO the whoie system Iey
Si nsTesse ne % mi rreatIy assist the iattenng oi
Stock of any kind trial Is all that " ssked rs the
use OF single box will convince any one that they are
snper,or to any other medicine before the public
References can be given ii,,q tr0m a., Suaf'er
These powders have been found successful In pre-
dsngerous aud fatal diseases to which they are so LA
Me f late when all other remedies known have fall
ed Full directions accompany each box OF poWoers
The undersgned begs leave TO inform his friends
and the public generally that he has been successful
ior over twenty years in preparing medicihes anu
giving information for Diseases oi horses cattle sheep
and toultry and is constantly receiving and hs, Tor
sale all the new and most popular nedclncs Of the
day and all the publications Of the g feIen. diseases
of Horses Cattle, &c. The Great Horse, Cattle and
Poultry Condition Powders are PREPARED solely and
Tor sale wholesale and retail by W II. Chadwick, al
lis n,,lical and variety store, adjoining hts useum
where eau be seen ~ thousand curosities iron
al narts OF the known world. 1t is the only place Of
mept in the city whore persons can visit ans
hour OF the day or evening. His Fountain Ice Cream
SS'1' W. II. CHADWICK,
Nos. 2oI and 200 West Fourth street.
wtmingn, pA.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-28
FOR RENT.
For Rent.

AS A neat cottage, eight room, near CITY
yENA Y Railroad, large garden and side yard
A. II. GRIMSHAW,
apr3o-tf No. Wes' ih"u srees'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-28
I UNG PROTECTORS "Cuirass' pattern doubl
IL at e. BRINGHUKST II cos.
NHEST PROTECTORS, OF ohameis ond Wool
" double, at T.. BRINGHURST Il cos.

KUNKEL's BITTER WINE OF IRON.
Dr. Jayne's Expectorant TOR Coughs and COJl.
Aver Cherry Pectoral.
Dr. Schenck's PulmOnic Syrnp
Dr. Roses Cough Syrup.
Dr. Schenck's Pills.
Dr. ROSES Pills.
D.. De. Le1aAi% piita
mes In the market.
Also, full and we'll selected stock OF fresh Drugs
Medicines and Fancy Articles Oh hand.
Country store keepers and giocers supplied with
Paregoric, Landanum, &c.
Essences of all kinda, Wholesale and retail, at
FOSTFR'S DRUG STORE,
Front and, West streets,
wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-28
PILES OF HEMORRHUIDAL TUMORS

All kinds Positipeiy, perfectly and permanently cured
BY y"ABSORPTIoN," without pain, dagger, eaustics
or Instruments, by .
W. A. McCANDLISS, NJ. D. & SON,
No. 2OO1 Arch street, Philadelphia,
Best Of reference given to persons cured,
niaylo,73- -I0nw
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-28
RAILROAD ADvERrIsEMESrs.
s-,-n,,-.urr, PhiIaaelphia, wiin@sngtscn @ 8
La S and Baltfmere MAIL n"~
ArRiL 20, BI4.

rr.,ps will leave Whining ton as foows W, IN
i,n,,a,;ephia and intermediate Stations, y oo' Az
al m 40 a. m 90, 445, 7 10, 10 ~, y. ~; a. q Al
isIade lhia and New YORK. i si' u hi' ~
psait,wore and intermediate Stations, i2 c2 10 o.
saiimore & D aud Washington 12 81, o3, 10 o2' a. m
%, 8 70, 10 y. m. ,,,,,, ,.av. eor.
ln st,e ~ 55, 10 10 a. m., l26, 63o, oo Y. m
seaford ana mediate stations, Il %, poio m
% Y, M and intermediate station 12 56 10 10 o. IN
SUNDAY TRAINS. . a.
philadelphia and intermediate stations' H'o'""
~ Phiiadeiphis and New York 81 Am:
Halt more and Washington, IL b2, 2 Us u ". r., 10
For further information passengers are reieiee w
~ ti,ne ts'''' p''''' H. i. KENNEY, sup't
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-28
@@&&M MsslsSSiasS%c siss ssSSis%c9S;,p' |; 9s;, ) train. %.m.
sJn nirI ailur tuesday, May ~, lo,s' ua,ie ,
viii run over main line AMI Reading bra"c" % '''
lows; lows N,r,hward. Leaving Southward.

MOL Passenstr rs take this train for oil points on
the BnliimLro Central u, Il. Connects win uaiis
Last and West on p, ma X. r. nj Coatesvn,e, aou
Reading, with T.. & r. X. T., Lebanon Nahey A"u
East Penn'a X. X. , ,,... an, yya.,
No y, conuects with trains running EAST anu Wes'
GA the Penna T.. Il. at COatesvile. Az Chauus'oru'
with r. " &C. X X. w., Yah Il
No. g. Connects at wilmington, with New nork q
Washington Express North and South ~ So@u
vile with trains running East and west On wv wy
Penn,a Railroads, and at Reading with EAST fehh
aud Lebanon Valley Railroad. pL
No. a. Passengers arriving IN Recalling ny tho D.
county X. r., T. s. r., Lebanon Valley ana ~. IN,
Peup'n X. H., can connect with this rhih' anu "isA
40 train on r 4 II. at Birdsboro'. - a., .h.
No, q, Passengers arriving in wilmington " sne n
Delaware Railroad can connect with tns ssir W
,uints on the W. y Il. X. X and ut CnAaah r"a
with rain leaving Philadelphia at 4.so y. NJ ~
Coatesyille with trans East and West on REM ~
y. Reading with traiu at 1O.l5 y, ms ioI t na.in w.
/ ur via Lebanon Valley kailroad and with Usin on
i as; fepn'a X. Il. at 1880 .. IN. -, ,..
Me- Passeng srs arriving In Reading VIA peIas
tounty, Philadelphia Il Reading East fehns ~
1 eh mon Valley railroads, can connect with WI
al / for points on the W. & Il. railroad An1 VIII
al Is East and West on Psnn'a railroad AZ Con'ec
i, lie and At chadds Ford with train on l.. q D. u
ailr ,od arriving IN pniihdephia at 800 p. m
rreiunt train No. Z leaves Wilmington al s'io ~ H.
arrlyes Ia Reading at 643 y. IN.
Freight train No. . leaves Reading at 80 T. ~,
and arrives In Wilmington at i15 p. M II eonneet'
at Chad,is Cord with freight traiH oil r. x b. " rA
road, arriving III Philadelphia the same DAY,
' L. COLLIkGSi
t.bs-tf General Superintendent
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-26

AZ manager OF the gin concerts given In ga ~
ru0lle Library q Kentucky. my positcn g. ~.
IMPORTANT trust In behalf OF the Public lAcn' n
rue ucket holders Of the nth gift ccnten ~
uoio Library OF Kentucky and the tckF,sss
are Jointly interested In the amount Of To - =.
Ine larger the fund 70 b. distributed v "a ~
ssesser VIII be the gift awarded 70 each lueH NJ
noIder and the more the amount realized. q. ~
.u1.ty. 10 have full drawing IL 20 manne.ss.., "
.a.ctcs. OF those interested that. rather m~fn
s. .Ncaonai drawing on the 3oAh inst. ! osssst
70 the trust cpn1ded % me By the ticket q =
tne Public lAbnry n Kentucky. thas 4 -
Po"emene 30 made % enable mo ~ A. 1911
unsoid tickets and hare full drawing ~ u
x4e amouut now in hank would mi 6
uI9s.'ooee handsome gifts. yet we shoun = J
POsoseA " shts our last concert should - -
pcned to make fractional drawing. hs!!Mit
we nave received 20 very large nuns. = u
,sOm an parts al the country from thoo.e d n
= aaeekeoted. urging poatponemsuea
:ss oe not cold By the SOth, that We ~ ~ ~
y our sense q duty - the dckee.1oI O.
= uonc 10y TO make the postpone = - -
see c!rcutnStzAces, W have deeermissa = II
est Of all parties. 70 postpone the coScsrn -
- % saturday, February a. 1874, q 49,
!. uulswln9 win positively NIKE place. ard ~
~ OF COCA fAiths toward ticket-holde~ - -
ourselves 70 refund TO any ticketholdsF = ~
lpOn presentatton Of his ticket shcah
= y, % comee4 eA1he,d Day enep l1e6 "
~ aasuse1v Wllt6A snhicieoS euAsas - ~
nSeQ NAT they viii b fairly and hopss@ -
y money p41d tor tickets n so0y ~
anst ~ eohtinaeuc1es until sh9
ne G(ts. aller which ~ expensee q s3Sf
! uree0 ana ths Pubic l1b51ry = 9 81
1HO4 i
Nov. =. .s;l. 49,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-12-26

ADA CoUNTY.-We condense the following
items from the Statesman:
A shooting and stabbing scrape took place n,
k"ck Creek Station. on the 18th Inst between
Hugh Quinn and Joseph Darrell. in which
u1nn was shot and instantly killed, and Oar.
rell so badly cut that he 10 not expected to live
Wh'sk"y is the cause assigned
BE-. Mccormick. late of Boise CITY w.s
recently arrested in Walla Walla w. T. for m.
saulans and manning a man named Boise thir.
teen years ago. - ~ ~,''''''
Kelly will construct n telegraph line from
Silver City to Boise City for 81 600 in co;n
and give good bonds. Give him the contract
The Methodist Church fair on the 2lst Inst
was success ''l''7 . - A-''"'''
The Boise Cityites have a skating pond and
are now az happy as "hoes on ice" '
AT meeting Of the Grand Lodge of T n
u: !. held IN this city, commencing on the lat
OF Dee. the following officers were duly elect
ed and installed for the ensuing year; D. q
Strong, q. W. c. T.. j. Culp. G. C.; Mrs. M
=. brown. G. Wv. T.. s. Brumback, G. W.
s., D. +. Baker G. w. tn G. Miner, G. We
Monroe. G. W. NJ. Mrs. TT. Ellis. DIV
]. G., j. Hedden, G. w. O.sG. Mrs IT. NJ
bfumback, G. w. A. s., Miss A. RedsulI. q
w. D. NJ '"
;, The following are the officers elect Of thu
Grand Lodge. A. +. & A. NJ. for Idaho Ter.
r,t"ry, and duly installed: L. p. Mikkelson. m
w. ", U. NJ. f. A. Stevenson. r. w. Dept. G. M.
mas Hlmrod, Il. w. Sen. G. W.. T. F.. Lo'
.an; &. W. Jun. G. W., J. w. Griffin, r. W.
:: Ineas, o.: r. Pnrdy. R. w. g. Sec. HAL
aattox' r. w. 6. Chaplain. Dryden McClin.
ock, =; Marshal, Alex Sifers, G. Sword Rear.
3 A. a. :: n Stucksr' q. Sen. Dea.. J. H. Myer,
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