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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-30
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11e1ienigaa seass GsasgsrA

1he AlehiGan ssass GfasgsfA
CHICAGO, January ~.
The Micisixaa Ssats Changers, in conve,s.
ton 1t Kalama ~, have adopted resolution
declaring that railroads are ~ amenable to
State regulation ~ much ~ plank and gravel
road companies; that the Legislature has Is
mnsis right to regulate :hcir charges - to
DIX turnpike tolls, Or cl'arRes for millers
grading grain. Accompanying this asser-
tioa Of right i IN appeal to the railroad COM
panies 10 remember that their interests ne
identical with tho farmers, and not to kill BY
exorbitant prices the agricultural goose that
lays the golden egg.
1ows 1AG1s1ssore.
Dss M6IxEs, January ~
The House organized to-day on the plan OF
c0mpromise agree to BY caucus Of the two
parties last night. J. H. Gear, Republican,
was elected Speaker. The other officers are
all anti m0nOpolists.
Waslalogsen Intelligence.
WASHINGTON, January e.
The Postmaster OF Austin, Texas, tele-
grsphetl 20 the Postma&fer General to-day
that both Davis and Coke claimed the mail
matter directed to the Governor Of Texas,
Executive OlIice, Texas. Governor f. J. Davis,
&C., and asked Tor instrncti':.:s. The Post
master General, after cQrsultat'on with tho
President, directed that n msttrr adurcssc:s
sNs~ A~~ -
Governor Coke. =
The Senate Committee on judiciary was |
engaged this morning In perfecting amend |
ments to the banking law, which have al-
ready been reported. sud which they expect
% call up in the Senate next week for actiols
Pinclbecks friends deny that he made any
10 Senator Morton Of fraud In con-
,eetion with his election by the kellogg Legis-
allure. The whole trouble seems to be dis
,oeition to desert Pinchbcck by the kellogg
,arty.
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requisite for the accomplishment of onr
purpose, ]. e., the opening Of road to
Mo,'tana, to secure the right Of way
over the Indian hE.ting ground.
A road could easily be constructed
from Fetterlnam in q northeastern Iii.
yectiOn to the head waters of the Big
Horn and down that stream to the Vel.
!owstcnc. The North Platte, the Big
Horn and perhaps the Yellowstone
VIII have to be bridged. This 70 e
wessd lie wholly west Of the crest OF
the Big Horn mountains and wouM
not cross any portion of the Indian
lands, so called. The country it will
traverse will prove valuable al a min.
inE, agricultural and pastoral region
and will soon he populated after being
Put IN communication with the rest Of
the world. The military route pro
posed Ivy General Orb from Point I'll
k0"ks, for nearly hundred miles. lies
over an alkali and sandy desert, before |
y + aches the Sweetwater range. This
range and the Owl Greek mountains
are lmpediments in the way Of = good
wagon road; they would be almost i'm.
paSsable unless an enormous amount
Of money Is expended; moreover, We
nrc tod BY men WHO have passed.
through that region many times, that
= route from that point would be block.
Med Ivy snow several months every
year; Int who has ever heard OF
lcav!S snow fall ON the route from
sacycnne viz Forts Laramie and Fet.
crmanf
COMMUNICATIONS WITH MONTANA. u
aProvidence will help those who
sciP themselves IL IN oil maxim
shseh VIII apply to the present nrua-
ION OF IN. people Of Laramie (nslnty,
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The Last Gift Concert Postponed.

The announcement Of the postpon ement Of the
Last Gin Concert OF the Public Library Of Kentucky
viii not surprise the public. In Governor BrAmette's
card. published below. he gives for il which
win be accepted vi hous question by every one. The
Management, in this instance. consulting the inter.
ests OF tickc, holders and those designing become
ticket holders have not waited until the last day to
make this announcement bu, jus, soon they
became satisfied Of the necessity of this postpone.
mrnt. have promptly made the announcement. II is
unnecessary to review the causes which have
STATED this action. they fully recied in Gov.
crnor Eramlette's card. The promptness and frank.
with which the public have been made aware Of
the intention OF the manager will meet with the
hearty commentator OF every one. and excite such
new interest and confidence in the scheme and tho
ability Of the ger ts perform ~ha, he promises:
that there can DO doubt that the day specified
the las, concert wili be full one.
roSrroxEMExr LAST orr coScEar-A CARD TO THE
PUBLIC.
The announcement OF the postponcment OF the
YfNh aud Lat Concert Of tue Public Library OF hen.
turky to the ssh November. am satisfied wall sur
prise and d!sappoin, of the friends aud pat
rous Of the cate prise: indeed. any "'her course
would Great. dissatisfaction With precedent OF u
reinforcement Of each Of the four concerts which
have already been given. the pnbiic have naturally
aud reasonably expected that IN THIS by lar tue lara
%, .h,m, of I'll. series and the largest ever offered
20 the world the course would be followed: and
thee r. thou sands all the country who are only
waiting for the setting Of certain hxed day Tor the
IL. ~,ny before sending In their orders. The sales
al t,rkr,. 20 this date been highly satisfactory.
and large drawias might be had on the 3isf July
but feeling assured that short postponcment woaid
enable us o close out the remainder OF the ucke's
and make the drawing . full one. We have adopted
the eour~e which evidently been antics fate and
vhich must cventustc most satisfactorily for ALL
Nov that the day of the drawing ~ aoso'u'ey as-
,.,r,n.d there remains no further occasion for de
law and would urge the friends OF the enterprise
Who intend to purchase tickets. to send IN their or
tsrs - IL will tar ms ONCE to It's utmost caPas"! ~
vhich remains for the sals Of tickets
THOS T. BRAMLETTE.
Agent aud Manager.
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THE Law OF NEwsPAPERs-l. Subscri-
bers who do not give express notice to the con-
trary are considered as wishing to continue
their subscriptions.
2. IT any subscribers order the discontnu.
ance Of their newspapers. the publisher may
continue to send them until all arrearages are
paid.
g. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their newspapers from the Office to which
they are directed. the law holds them rrspon.
sible until they have settled the bills. aud or
drred them discontinued.
4 If subscribers remove to other places
without informing the publisher. and the news
papers are sent to the former direction, they
are held responsible.
5 The courts have decided that refusing to
take newspapers from the Office, or removing
and leaving them uncalIed for. is prima facie
evidence of intentional fraud.
6 The postmaster who neglects to give the
legal notice Of the neglect Of person to take
from the Office the newspapers addressed to
him. is liable to the publisher for the subscrip-
ton price.
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TgsurptE AccipENr-DEATH.-By private
letter written by Miss Carrie, daughter of JOS.
K.rney. to her father. We get the Astounding
intelligence that an Monday Hernandez Stew
art son ot Eli Stewart, who for years has nv
FL ON Birch creek, Umatilla county. met win
a terrible accident which resulted IN death
On Monday last he and many others were AZ
the hot s~ason. at the Springs. located IN the
romantic Blue Mountains. On the day men.
TUNED. be and VIM Mount, ot Pendlcton' went
out hunting; finding deer track Stewart con.
Guided to follow il, while Mount went back 70
tho springs Ats o'clock p. m. stewart no.
coming in. party went in search OF n'1n' on.
could End no trace Of the missing man: Az
daylight next morning search was resumed; nIa
t-scks were found and followed; they lead 70 I,
: nrecipice. where was found q"anu.y u
blood and hair. and at the bottom: two or three
hundred feet down, lay the last OF poor STOW.
. r. maneled and mashed. Conjecture 10 81 !.
loes 70 account for his death. Was he snot
n ID. by his own or another's hand . ~, ~
vas Il accidentally or purposely do"el m: Mr
Stewart was we'll known through this sec''o"
AID bv all was highly respected ~ . eood, &c
sooos;ble, upright man.-Moa"ta'" SeHf'"e''
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-15


OwvHEE.-We condense the following items
from the Arslanche Of August est: III
The Winnemucca, Nevada, Register learns
that company has been formed IN San Fran.
cisco Tor the purpose of constructing narrow
gauge railroad from Winnemucca to Silver
City. us - = =. I 49,
A little son Of Mr.. Mstcalf, lately Of Fair.
view. fell out Of one of Mr.. George Bakers
freight wagons. near the Owyhee river last
Saturday, and was run over BY one OF the
wheels OF trail wagon, crushing his left shout
DER and frscturlng the left thigh. g .H.f.t
!hs years assessment roll shows the taxes
levied IN Owyhee county to be $22.l12 Is of
which the Assessor has collected $l2,148 81.
Captain Bledsoe informs the Avalanche that
an attempt WINS made last Monday to throw the
cars of the track about mile from Whine.
mucca.
The dwelling house. stable, and one horse,
belonging to Paul Gordon. on Jordan valley,
were burned up on the 23d OF last month.
Greenbacks are SO cents in Silver City.
The bondsmen of Isaiah Smith, charged with
forging warrants on the school fund, have sur
rendered him up to the Sheriff
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ADA CoUNTY.-We condense the following

ADA COUNTY.-We condense the following
items from the Boise City Statesman:
Mr.. P. T. Redsull (probably T. T. RedsulD
was stung BY u scorpion between Boise and
Silver City. a few days ago.
Col. William De Lacy and Miss Nellie Rid
enbaugh were out riding lately in buggy. and
run of the grade and upset. Neither was hurt
A small cabin in the eastern part of town.
on Main street. was burned down on Thursday
last. 1t is supposed to have been set on FIRE
accidentally, as two drunken men were seen
about it in the evening.
Rev. II. NJ Gwiun has gone East. and will
visit Pennsylvania. He will not return.
+. c. Sterling climbed ladder to look into
the upstairs of Joe Pinkham's house. The
ladder broke and he came down with crash
but was not seriously hurt.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-15

ACCORDING to the Wslla Walls Sfafesma"'
~. health Of that city IL very bad. and grow
ins constantly worse; and the prevailing s'c.'
ness il caused BY 9th which has been perm'''
ia 70 accumulate 10 the streets and alleys.
People ought to learn after while that oe. -
..A A.e.vins animal and vegetable matter wi''
h,s.d 6.neerous diseases, and many times istal
S..Ssr,;cs: and having learned this fact they
ssouId not permit such foulness 70 acc1mulas y
s...r A their dwellings, nor should the laws o.
city permit such accommodations w''n'" -
corporate limits.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-15

NORTHERN IDAHO.-We cOndense the fol.
lowing from the Lewiston Signal Of Aug. lst:
A. Shumway has returned from Arizona.
Four or five large quartz lodges, yielding
abundantly Of fine gold. were discovered lately
about forty miles east Of Warren's Dggings.
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Boise City. /.
Idaho City. ].

HAVING an overstock Of Dry Goods Clothing. and
Boots axd SAoes and being desrous Of rednc;my this
portion Of my stock. Ipropose making extraordinary
inducements to CASH buyers from this date till
further notice. Customers ordering goods III they
want low prscesl will please say 'cash by return
mail" Those ciiiag at store will please always indi
cate whether they want It charged" expect to pay
cash Cash will take goods in any Of these lines a,
about coat and charges. G. s. KINGSLEY.
June I, ls7t-tf
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Srefial Dotirfs.

Special Notice.-I hereby offer for sale. for
81. 900. . tract of good mining ground containing
enough ground for twenty-five years work. and
plenty Of free water the year round. Said
ground ia situated the south side Of Moore creek:
sbout two aud half miles above Idaho City. and will
be sold terms which cannot fail TO give satsiac'
ton For particulars. apply ct Dr.. Shelters Office.
IDAHO CRIT, July %. 1874. ;. SCHULTZ.
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szs n. PErrExoILE h CO... 10 State Street, Bos'
ton 81 Park Row. New York, and 7ol Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia are our Agents for procuring ADVERTISE
ents for the IDAHO WORLD in the above cities, and
authorized 70 contract for advertising 1t our lowest
rates.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-15
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the 81.
sacts az Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood
restored. Impediments to Marriage removed. New
d,ss Booka and circulars sent free. in sealed en-.
velopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No:
south Ninth st., Philadelphia. Pa...an INSTITUTION
having high reputation for honorable conducs ana
professional skill.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-15

cRAxp RoNDE TrMEs.-We have received
..,,h.ra 70 and 13 Of the above paper pub'''snf-
- 4 rJ.ioo, Union county. Oregon. ~ I: =.
N;snar. We arc undecided - to its pontlcs'
m think it the best local paper IN Eastern VI
Ieeon. Success 70 It.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF cANDIDArrs.

81 hereby announce myself an tndarendep.
candidate for the Office Of SHERIFF Of Boise county
subject to the decision Of the voters thereof a. tie
ueAt ovember election. JOHN KENNAILY. I'll
hereby announce myself candidate for
OF Boise county. subject to the decision Of
Peopaes convention. JOHN N. WALLACE
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-15

~ FoR the very best Photographs. go to Bradley
3 Ralofson's Gallery with m ELEVATOR. 40
Montgomery Street. San Francisco.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-15

r. L. SLOAN, ono Of tho editors Of the SALT
r.ake Herald, died, few days ago. NJ :.oa1
~ T rood writer and win be much 'missod
from the Herald stan. Hs'i
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... $1,000 0uA.rs DlsoovEar.-Mr. Jo.ern P..-
49,. 2. ae urn ot Dsvenor AGO., ptonesr CAM. ~.
e .ns oaLD ono day this week Mr.. nahh.t. =
'snep g mat grouse hunter near the co,a.n =.
.n'ne ON summit Flat. accidentally di.oovsr.a
s..rsa vein iafey. which was only about two ,nch.
w'1s e sop. but very rich in gold. The vein -.
go SUNK On 70 the depth Of about fourteen ,ss
sne aas Increased IN width 70 suly two feet ana :.
loox = ussraly woven together With thrs,d. .rS
v'tee 9 soA. The Golden Era company hava m.a.
one eaesn Up q their mill but Mr. Rabhatt d,a -.
'eala sns result. Business It Pioneer Il dun Ana
money Acarcs. --- e''o
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s.+v and County.
-rrprRAIcI LIcruRR

.avar SosA sidss han decade:
/. r,.vn. Esq. win read TsmpesanOs
=. u. Z. church Of this plaos % morrow
49, .,,a,ne, 4 O'Clock. Go and heae Il II
e.s ,on whether you are believer n tam
M .o.. and il may put you 70 thinking on .
~ !, nors importance than many people are
.am,t vet though I'll disolaim IT, title
- .s,,n,a" and none would attempt % advocate
1890, on any grounds- - Ve
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-15

soaS n WAILAcs today announcer himse,t
aoandidate for the once Of sheriff ~ mi. .o...-
NJ. Wallace. in the SHERIFF. ONCE. von,d ~ ~.
right man In the right place." He came e.r,v =
100 county. married here. and is settled with ,
a"ny growing up around him. and is sober. in.
aosss'ous' upright ctisenone whose labor h.s con.
'oassd - much 70 the prosperity Of the county !.
any other ono man perhaps in It. We would Ike q
80 every once in this county led for once bv ,ust
such men - John n Wallace
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-15

M d. +. WA0NKA has our thsnks for +. rr,r..a
statement Of the contributions Of the Pacific Cess,
70 the Louisiana fund.- It shows that thu nson,a =,
eousneFn 'dano gave more literally than any others
on tho coast; and that Idaho City gave more in pro.
portion to the number Of her population than any
other place In tho Territory.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-15

~ -. 20. returned from silver City. o. Mon
-. cooking none IL voess Soe ~ ytslS - ~
esooarssd locality. - g $3.50 S
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0yE LEss.-The old Whites Exchange saloon. one
sts Oldest and most popular resorts OF the ttpplns
PORTION Of our community. closed It's dora on san.
ay last. never in all probability to open again
Ssooa. What history might be written up of Its
rn'. When times were nash IL grew aud flourish.
81 he deailies' upls Of society sxhaline iss poison
Asea odors over toe town and iis environa, aud
S'ass''mins pure and heAl,hsui life Into physical
ad u"'al ro'tenness and death. hut the great hnr.
FIase.oxd Of insane fortune. seekers brought here
g'se gold eIc;'e,nen; Of early times has passed tn
%a'' 'sass AMI to other worlds: the phrcnsy Of ex.
Clement Which made them Wild hsa subsidized. bet.
s' iaaaences Are prevailing. and the old nshsssde
.A' asea 10 rise no more. Tho former pruprietora
n's gene to Quartxbarg 20 engage In business there
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o0NS 10 s.LEx--D. 2. Wagner. EAq.. Wells. Far.
p'co- accomplished aud highly popular asen: At
~s pses. viii leave with his es,mAble and truly lady
.N shortly to take chssss Of the Compsny's ONCE
.ssem' Oregon Mr.. Wagner has been in the once
"as great Express Company here for six years. and
us uniformly kind aud accommodating course
.Aa'''ess conduct. has Won the highest esteem
~ e'nAdenee Of the entire population Of Idaho
-" and Of al Who have had business social reis-
A' WIN him in the Territory. No family In this
A"ani'5 stands higher or 10 mere universally re-
'''' nor would the absence Of any from our midst
"0fs missed or regretted. May tn live long In
ae new home they have chosen. and And there
"so OF the woRrp
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-15

~ Having. determi,aed e stay a, an
help to develop Aas country, 4 shall. keep
a Full Stock Of Goods, to sell tt Far
Lsmng Prices, and shall Be glad 70 see Or
hear from az IN soont If goods IL my
line. Orders ,ciu be promptly Jsled and
on just as good terms as tie buyers
soere present, and az packages Of Ito 10
pounds Z sciM deliuer Free q CeaterDslle
and Plocervsue. 80
z Idaho Cify. NY "a. 1s7aH 1s' IS aa'7f''al
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hll-Members OF the Independent Champions
sts Bed Cross propose to give bail In this city.
:. Frsiay evening" the 2lss instant the advertise
,.a, Of vhich appears in this number Of tho WORLD
n. Idaho City String Band. than which better muxic
sssso b found in the Territory. has been engaged
tr Tie occasion. aud Mr.. James Murphy. che &C.
tcvidsed prince Of callers. viii also be in attend.
uss. supper will be provided ., tho Luna House.
vsA every one u determined shall be excelsior. and
wsry,Aing in net vtll be done and provided which
q, N ,nyviss augment the comfort and enjoyment
II tie guests. This being the nrss effort Of the
aanpioas in tia, direction predict their guests
VII sas b diappa.nted. Thera viii DO . meeting OF
be members the eve Of the ball. aud IL Is dcsir..
v hat - naay Of the fraternity - can mako II
cavsaisn. 70 DO SO. should be present. whether for
be psrpose Of a;,sadng tho ball or not Tho man.
xss extend cordial invitation TO the public gensr.
ty is participate in the .erps.chorcan festivities OF
be evening. Come everybody.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-15

SfAHr.-Mr. PIowman's nov quarts mill
:. s'Af' last Monday. owing to some delay sxps-
,s'csd in getting team TO hauI rock. A team wss,
~ secured On Thnrsdsy Last. aud II now en-.
hauling rock. 90 that the mill viii Be started
g.. Monday without fail. and vs expect econ
.'er 70 have gold story 10 tell which VIII r.
'of readers Of old times. - the quartz has ~.
'Ppeassncs Of being very rich.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-15

Jones and "a. Malon who
~. zen cut Simroding Il for some days. returned.
a.. tue week. bringing With than divsrs ssd sun
= s.ooss' share Of which Ssil 70 the WORLD Of.
v,,... .a.oas. ssatsl Nay your hbsraliU b ~
With becoming eood fortune.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-15

..,,,msssins 1t Clear Greek. ono milo east Of
ana three west Of Boston. win commence
49,, s.n.smber Sd. and continue from day to
r.pag y sdvisaols'
snv,ue partial programme We puhlish In ID.
~, The friends having due notice may gov.
~.,..,yss accordingly. further notice win ap-
-. harding. on the grounds. as public h.
..a., the management Of @. Miner. Of Horse.
n. abls will bs supplied BY voluntary contri.
-, will therefore DO necessary that al give
s...u, Flour. Vegetables, Fruits. Meats. Grocer.
). - Money will BE- acceptable.
!, n. allowing named persons viii oct - solicit.
-. !, their respective communities:
,aA, City,..................... N. b. Moore
.,.ssyie 80 u. 0oiutfop
s.,.,, Hon. ~. J. Bitdy
SS.s,y,lls ..................Hon h. A. MAttox
s..,s.Durs. Mrs. Will CoughAnour
, an vho are willing to assist in preparing tho
rsuas will please meet me-. on tho grounds.
,.ossaay. Angus, a6,h early in the day as posi-.
n. hing hammers. axes. saws. &c. and remain un-
u.uc,hing is in proper shape. d. @. SrRoSo.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-08-15

M...A -iRs caught in the roof Of Hay Donohos's
''o shop one day this week. and was not dis
q. ana' IL had got 70 blazing nicely. During
49,. .en' very dry season people cannot b TOO
=. OF hre. spark may kindle 6sms In :
=. -. mat viii sweep away the labor Of yssrs.
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yi.,,,- o-Aiss Clara 0aibrsaith, who has bsen
trends 1t Boise City Sor . number Of days.
49,. nome OF Wednesday lasA MA Jsmss
s'ufaed some days prsvious.
..n-. os-Ar. Henry Nc0uinness. q Pionssr.
IN ~" ~ 'oe WORLD last Tuesday. He reports vsry
sr.... "es' and no one mining there q psssso1
- non Ben. Wilson ana lgr. Matt. Ryan.