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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-06

Our joys are ike butterflies, to obtain them
often destroys their beauty.
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That's honest. When a Calmuck has a mar
riaseablc daughter lie i.es a fay from the top of
nl. hou,e.
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The orthosraphlc tournamong Will be Very
exciting.
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MOUTH OF THE MISSISSIPPI.

LETTER FROM g. P. PATTERSON, SUPEIISTEND-
ENT UNITED STATES COAST SURVEY.
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FERTILIZERS ! FERTILIZERS


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FERTILIZERS.
SAMPLES No cn>p1rTr Erpr1t1zrP
t,rtbe s1,c,pc,xr so,,,,o 1na;,r Gown
r,hoooo seo
co,.. r.;,. ,.,,,., g ,;.
t,rti,;1ipc s,,h.,anees with ca,;o.l ,,asss 70 bs
used as manure or 5ress;n AZ te rate Of 500 or
600 he ner acre /, b,cs If ,oo Tho t,art,,,
SA>Iprr M ra.t;y.r for cot.o, c,,,
nlat Fa,.i,;zars from 5oo tn eoo III. NOR .cra
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UPPER CITY DIRECTORY

UPPER CITY DIRECTORY.
Dry Goods.
BEASELMAN d ADA MS on Magazine stree.
corner st. Andrew.
Boots and shoes.
GEiiBLE'S Blue Store 57s Magazine street, Boot.
and Shoes made to order III latest style.
Furniture. Looking (.ia.ses, etc.
HEIDERICH, F.. 62i Magazine bet jackson spe
Josephine. Also Uphosterer and Mattress lar
Hair Goods for Ladies'.
ROLAND, E., 6:E, Magazine street. Brides hair
dressing at residence.
NINE. Z. MULLER, 6oi Magazine street, formerly
E. Crozad. Fancy Articles.
Millinery.
SAMSON, NINE. G., COS Ne .azine street. Fashion
able Milliner.
:, Nine NJ LAHNSTFIN, COB Magazine street. Also
sncy Articles Country orders promptly attended to
Pianos and Music.
ID. LEIGH, f20 Magazine street Pianist for partisa
Pianos Tuned Repaired and FOR Rent.
sewing Machines.
j. BOOTH, els Magazine street. Machines 70
paired rented and exchanged
Upper City Cigar Emroririn.,
JARA, 632 Magazine street-Meerschauu
b1iar. and all other kinds of Pines etc. etc
Wood. Coal and Lumber Ynrd.
W. Il. ZIMMERMAN, 7e2 Magazine street ~.
tween Washington and Sixth streets Fourth Ujstric.
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FINANCTAi AND COMMERCIAL.
A Slightly Firmer Undertone
in the Stock Market.
GOLD 115 SO A 115 La.
Engagements Of Coin for TO-MOrrOw The
Prospect Of Silver Payments
MONEY EASY AT I-2 A 8 PER CENT.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET,
FRIDAY, May To p. M.
The stock market to-day was steadier and
tribe stronger in several of It's details, thereby
giving encouragement TO those who have bee n
predicting ana patiently awaiting q change TOR
the better. The foundation Is not yet thoroughly
1rm, however, and time Is required to renew
confidence. II there be truth In the statements
made many securities will materially improve
during the next thirty or sixty days, unless some
unforeseen misfortune occurs that VIII depress
Rll. Undoubtedly the general market win follow
It's leaders, and there are no present indications
that the latter will be permitted to decline TO
such a dangerous extent as TO provoke wide
spread disaster. There is no reason to change
the opinion heretofore expressed that large
short interest exists AMI when as prices begin TO
advance sharply this short interest Is protected.
We may reasonably expect much more active
speculation than at present.
THE FEATURES OF THE DAY
were not salient Erie probably elected the most
attention by moving from 80 to 30%. The
purchases were unusually large. The close
was made at soA. Union Pacinc followed
next In point OF interest, opening at 76A
and advancing to 76H. The end was made
at 1871 Western Union began at 1917. rose TO
1879 and closed at 79%. New York Central shows
the greatest gain OF the day, opening at los and
closing at 1861. Panama reeeded from 1913 to 1855,
with 154 bid and 1856 asked. Pacific Mall sold at
Ha44H, then down TO 432< 431, the price being
about the same at the close yesterday.
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph likewise showed
no loss or gain compared with yesterday. ATTAIN
tic and Pacific preferred gained u per cent; Mis-
souri, Pacific, u per cent; St. Louis and Kansas
Northern preferred, y; do. common sold
at 9H a 9. Kansas Pacific sold at %
22h a 22S. New Jersey Central re-
ceded from lOe 10 1881, but closed at 100.
Delaware and Lackawanna advanced from 1l9k
to 1l9I, Rock Island from 1o4h to l05h, reacting
however, to 1854 wabash opened at l2T, the
lowest point or the DAY, anu rose TO 1874, the
highest; Lake shore from 70ss, the opening figure
being 702 10 ~, Dut the close was made at 707S.
Ohio and Mississippi sold at 26k 81 2624; st.
Paul common at 365s a 354 q 36k a 81 3eh;
preferred stock at 552< 5e<. Quicksilver, COM
pared with the close yesterday, lost per cent
The range IN Northwest common was Ak AZ.
with final sales at AK. The preferred stock was
steady a. 54ss SAX. United states Express fell
OF 10 SIX 81.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the opening, highest
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, May I. 1875.
Cotton quiet middng, l56c. Net receipts 50 bales
Exports coastwise 81 sales, 406 stock, 1891 Week
y-Net receipts 1872; gross. l4si Exports-To Great
Britain, l29; coastwise 6i6. Sales, LOG
New ORLEANS May 7, 1875.
Cotton quiet and unchanged; middling 51ae. Net
cepts Ills bales gross l73 Exports 10 Great Britain
4OZ Sales 1900 stock, lis, 265 WeeklyNet receipts,
8l05; gross 9l67 ExportsFo Great Britain 1886; to
France, 35l3 to the Continent 1860; coastwse, l40
Sales, 9,45O
MOBILE, May Z, 1875.
Cotton quier; middling l54c. Net receipts 2l bales
Exports coastwise. $50 Sales, 1900. Stock, 21524
Weekly-Net receipts ll5 Expors-ro Great Bri tain
4,409 coastwise, l,453 Sales, 2,05o
WmMSGroN NJ @, May 4 1875
Spirits of turpentne steady at 301sc Rosin steady at
81 80 for strained Crude urpentine quiet 81 40 for
harl 81 80 1or yellow Dip So gu Tor virgin. Tar quiet
at 81 %.
CHICAGO. May Z 1875
Flour quiet ana UNCHANGED. Wheat active unsettled
and lower No. spring 81 % 81 0j1s No. do fresh
81 l2A: No. do, regular. 81 WA spot; 81 "a June;
81 o. July: No. do y7c 91sc. rejected 9Oc 92e.
724c 727c., NAV; AXE, June nc. bid. July rejected.
69lac. OATS in lair demand and lower: weak No. ,,
61ac. Did spots &c. June: rejected SOC. 5915c aye
Full prices asked, but no demandi NO 81 ". Barley
dull and nominal Pork duh and declining, at $2l So
spots S2I az 81 10 June. Lard dull and unchanged.
Receps-Flour 900 pbs; wheat 5000 bushels corn,
100 00j oats 29O00; barley, i00l shipments-Flour,
a % bills wheat socol bushels; corn 269ool oats;
5000; barley, 400 At the afternoon call Of the Board
IKE, july Use. bid, May. oats dull at 6t5c 61Ac,.
May: CSC 6Sc., June Pork declining eel S. June;
s1I 3D. July; 81 Is August Lard declining at SIS S.
] une SIS rs July.
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seeH "a 4 si,er tws MMay ~ At
In 80 N ii Se - y Vae so2 +. 70 l,e
y l.c.i Angus 800 iGi,c 9lJat y II &c. 1880
d Bile 90 il ias y, II . lsssci Deem =,
sser' 3o o at lS4ce l4g al 2 2sSc; sa a,i
Today al OR May SSo a. j. Joe June. 5Gi Il
ii0 A iga 80 ~ u l. RI. ~ AZ tie sol y Sc,
1 u II T., n II ~ ~ s n s e ooa ~
at A. 40 81 Goat y tc ~ at ~ 7s2 ~ ~ - al6c,
ll0a al II a2e 81 &C. 80 IL II l53-c Sol az
S n q $3.50 io t % s 81 =" H - XII - va Il
Il 76c a. e sc 9d1at ID a. y o 81 Ie az :.
Ocober 500 l5lle 100 Is 6-a2c $40 l534e 800 al
ary 100 l57se ot4 20, % Grand total 81 LOO
lxchange-7-39c paid 70 exchange 100 June Tor July.
y bales Ssw t5eSn. liSs Mobile sss syanaSR,
n ms @ spo sa 81
ySs s& roa sas s' ssfs 9 da o a'
reaht closed as tslIowsiTro hayGe By steam sc
" sail Ssc; compressed 10 Liverpool py steam, IA.
''pnrrp inulTs.-AgpIes were inactive and were
aca to sea %e qso's s.ae soinss Sliced
elarteIs e. 7s4c do, sliced Sc. d &c. do DO
peed peaches Nora caroa prime &c &c. ao
S a5 e se c s sc re- aD DO 6ayss @
&c. a SIZE do. do, quarters, DO I1c &c.; black
SOUTHERN, new re Aoe raspberres, new, soc Dums.
s s GO s1a1e s ca e 1t ,bo
prices We Guoe-Long, Island, Sew. Jersey and
choice brands re- other Western 6tse i64c, south
lb1ac lUslc.; geese ooc. - uucks 24c z5c
Fisn.-lhe market steady with COOL dc mand
for ali GRADES We quole NO / Bays s. NO 81 so:
~ g IS y; No shore, sloa 81 5l; No g s5i No.
Bank eodnsh nj; Grand, 50 5u Western, none; new
large threcs, 81; medium 81 scaled herring, 35c
40c No. l. none.
FRESH -Cranberries were dun and irregular.
Very fine apples scarce and consequently command
good prices. We quote :strawberres, per quart 31c
d5c apples Western New York mixed ST IS 81 q per
bbl do selected ~ p S5 do, common, 75c. 81 80;
cranberres prime, ~ y y per box DO poor lair
nuts SEC q DOC. peanuts fancy, 81 20 So 40 do fair
S. Il 81 10: do common, 81 10 81 90
Flour GRAlN.-hecelpis-Flo 1880
wheat % 100 bushels; cora lula0O do ats 80 800 do
meal 329 bnls rye 400 bDls. The -four
was steady under air demand from the local trade
and fer shipment. Shipping goods scarce, aud
held There also inquiry Tor uture
delivery, but heard OF no active sales The sales
were TAO bbls. Rye nour quiet with moderate
demand Corn meal was quiet with sales bbls al
81 50 81 s. tor hranaywne 81 80 "a Al for Western
yellow and "a ~ ~ % LOT Jersey yellow hD We
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Good DAMAGED &c. lGc. 241sc. %. 2l1sc. z5c.
Crop m'siaushter-l~ght backs &c 49, middle
S c Resy7 er Ss' sTo s s @d9e
ac, s'cs middle aaa 2vet CROP SIC So Rough
MAPLE SUGAR is IN fair demand at steady prices We
quote sugar, new, ligat coored l2c, Sc; DO. do
dar eoiored. NC lie d9, oid, &C. loo per ~, Ma
MoLAssFs-Ihs market was sn quiet with mod
Sc s7c DO ciayed, ssc a 4sc 40, Maseovado. &c.
acc 40. Fore Rico. 49, de-. Demerara 42c. $50.
&c New Orleans. CSC a &c.
NAVAL sroREs continued dun with more sellers than
buyers Eosiu closed neayy on tue basis 81 ~ " a
:. spirits was tre}ly offered at Ssc ar was quite
neglected aud nominal az y g 81 S7ls Tor Whining
son. IN large IN small lots VIZ note sales o. 10 Dbs
2se re and s6lbGis GOOD STRAINED ro.1 an 81 =
oiLs. Lard was strong - luti prices Nrude sperm
seiies quarts - Is 81 4o a. IN CAS- al lin
llc whale. crude, Northern, Csc. do, DO, outneru,
winter 75c scc. sperm, crude, 81 S u ~ do. win.
tel; unpi. aeheo; - az, ~ neaehsd ,. p; men.
winter sl2 81 81 red Western distilled elhin). sis
We neatsfoot Sc sISy; henS aSe strait- a,e
cagng, . 70 50 gravity. 27c. a SIC.
rather ntme tefned sold % me extent q sOJO gbls.
I've premp iue p IN NUS as MN s" bs
al Ac. Tor prompt delivery and dsc. Tor month.
iha market al Phiadephia was giet ana rm with re-
hncu quo ell at l2tsc. Baltimore quiet I-5Tc.
Business ~ the OF regions Is reported a. follows ilus
Vale quiet, al ~ ~ 81 45a oil city quiet at 81 as:
Petroleum Centre quiet az ~ ~; housewife dun az
S. 40: ldoute quiet at 81 10 al wells. Parkers. 81 10
blu for United shipments 81 IS a ~ 40 Market weak
PofAroEs. There was a gooi demand Tor al grades
at the following prces.-Florida per bbl s.;
bermuda, per DID,, s.; early rose. new double head
bbls., 81 ~ 81 70; early rose, buiK, per BIOL,
~ g 81 ~; peachblow, new double head bbls.,
~ ~ l5 do, IN bulk per bDL. 81 ~ 80; peerless,
new double head bb.s, s. 10 a ", Prince Albert,
buzz, ~ ~ ~; peerless, IN bulk, per DBL 81 g.
per Dol NJ " ycilVw DO. per DbL, 59c 81 - red
do Per bbL a0c. VI - do sets per busf ell % 81
PurLfEY-firs dressed fowls arc ~ iul sulpy az
steady prices. spring cnlcGens are ~ goot demand.
We quo ;-fur6eys, ury picked, choice Csc.
Do. 90 iair y good, DO re. 40, state, frimc.
small. &c. x5c. do, do, lar 10 good &c.
d., Jersey, prime, goOu, 25c. do, do, fair Cd,
2c 2tc spring chickens, per ID, SOC. Dc.
fowls Jersey, prlne Zoe. do. do. far good l8c
o.. state and Western prime. 100 loo. do, do iair
10 noOl, lEo loo COCKS I've. l2c; ducks Jersey,
prime, zoe 4Io do, State aud Western prime, 2to.
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NSb edIniuRS...... SA,fol,oO "a So,Ool,suU
From the above table II viii DO seen that the
fail ng on IN gross earnings was very sight, being
only s9S, LOG 40, while there was q decrease In
operating expenses Of s72S.443 o5.
The net earnnAs for 1874 show an increase OF
s63O,337 40, gratifying exhibit in OF the de-
preston in business during the year more espe-
cally in the market for cereals. The company
has no construction account, and therefore all ex-
traordInary expenses are charged 10 the oDerat-
ing account There has been great saving in
the renewal OF track, The expenditures for this
account IN 1873 beng 14os45o g. ana In 1874 only
s620,ol9 az. This IS owing TO the large amount OF
steel rails laid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-08
NEGOTIATION
MISSOURI STATE STOCKS.

by virtue and authority Of act entitled AN act @
authorize the issue and sale OF renewal funding bondi
io the purpose Of meeting ana paving the maturing
state indeb ednesn approved March 20, 1878. the
unaersgned, rund Nommlssoners OF me state q MIS-
souri, VIII receive sealed bids at the Office Of the cover
nor o. the state o. Missouri he same 70 be opened pup
lcy by the Governor In the Of these
soners) on May ~ 1873 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ for the
chase OF SUD bonds OF the this state The bids
may be Tor any ar all these classes, to witt
800 per cent Gold Bonds. 900 each
800 6 per cent Bonds, payable in lawful money
so per cent Pound sterling Bonds....... f2W each
10 be payable twenty years after date redeemaDh
al the pleasure OF the state Missouri i've
from the date ana before the expiration the twenty
years, sall stocks TO have seml-annual coupons AT
aehed for the proper amounts of interest, payab, oc
the Isl DAYS OF July and Jannaty each All the
bonds to be paya ie az the National Bank OF Commerce,
IN New YORK except the pound sterling st0cks to be pay
aole ~ London Two hundred and sixty Of these noais
10 bear date May 1879 ana to be delivered ana
r. sand bank on June 10 1875 ana $40 to bear date Juv
1870 and TO be delivered and paid tor at bank on
said last mentioned date. The right reject all
bids reserved To the Governor ana Fund Commissioners
The proceeds OF these bonds TO be applied TO the nent
OF the maturing In ebtedness OF state Thesa
first ass stocks and nave unreasonable guarantees
for their payment The the state ample
70 meet promptly, principal and interest when
This proceeding is done by aud with advice ana
sent OF the Governor OF the state.
JOS W. VI : RCER,
~fo4a rraa Fund
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Wheat was dull and heavy; lots to arrive freely OF.
erred az previous priees the sales about $4,000
bushels at 81 u Tor 40 Chicago IN store, 81 2a 30
NO. 2 Mil aukee TO arrive in June. Corn was lower
closing az about soc. Tor prime mixed the sales were
t55OO bushels at g0c Tor yellow Ole white Western
ss1ac s9'ac Tor Western mixed. oats were firm;
note sales OF 100000 bushels at 75sc 766c. for mixed
Toe IKE Tor white Rye quiet but firm without
sales; state was quoted Al 81 10 81 10 Canada in bond
81. Barley was neglected and nominal
fREIGHTs continue duh and fiat The engagements
were To London by sail, 900 bushels grain Sad
tor corn and 3d. Tor wheat; to London BY steam ~
bushels grain NJ &c for corn and &c wheat to Law
erpuol by steam 1900 bushels grain at corn and
6c Tor wheat 70 huI by sean $4,000 TO 50 900 bushels
gram at &C. Tor and 61qc for wheat The charters
were from Philadelphia 10 Bremen, German bark,
6aUo bhls refined petroleum, AZ IS 3D. Swedish bark
700 tons now at Key Vest, with timber DO
boy TO direct port in The United KINGDOM,
or Continent except Dutch), at sos per1oad; German
bark from Philadelphia 70 Bremen with $500 bbls
fined petroleum at s. 3D.; British bark, 6-s tons,
9, direct port in the United Kingdom with deals at
rs. Cd per load; brig with 5000 bDs refined petro-
leum, at SIC per Dbl another, with 27O0 bills refined
petroleum. az Suc per DBL both vessels hence to ia
Fla in ballast, and thence Gibraltar with lumber on
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COTTON RECEIPTS.
he following are the receipts OF cotton at all ports
EUROPEAN MARKET.

LoEpoS PRODUCE MARKET -LoSDoN May Even
ing-Sptrs turpentine Pas 6i per cwt Whale oil, f35
per ton. Lnseed oil 25s. 90. per cwt.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET LIVERPOOL May =
Evening Common rosln, IS Cd. IS 81. per Spir.
its turpentne 26s q 26s 81. per cwt
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GREEN VEGETABLES are in good demand at fun prices
g. ns 81 s. reaisss G per 800 sound = 81 o. 10
per o0 green peas per crate 81 s. ao
msrTowSat y - SJ aspaFasgs per doz 81 ss
box, 81; bees per crate 81 SoasI a'O''' PCT
aEs @ iSa Ssy fi gS S sss
spf 7s 81 " ~ n Ss do gcsed eight do q s
Il sapa snOe aS tOe a Sc Sc yellow leg, large DO
orss = SU , market n1 Se continues Quiet at
chanEed prices We quote alcutta, skc sa<c.i
HEMP ASP JrrS The market continues firm, with
changed We, auote;-American, double dressed per
ton $40 $50; american single dressed s2s5 $40;
Manila air 70 s sns Psr H. geld s !c si,s gold
&C. s'se la.s egtrency sc S'sc lutte butts cur
HAY AN STRAW There was a moderate demand for
both snigpnS and nc REAL qualities az ql PRICES We
Clover at s5c sCc salt al dc Sc straw aSo.e y;
75c Sc tor long rye. 6Oc Tor snort oo Sc. 60c
. a Is mar K was steady with good demand
los 'a "a lbs, 2so aa.c, sos sS"esed ASr res
los = lbs; s5c DO, DO. Monevideoo; p .
y ibs, sss 40 do bio GraSGe . is = lbs,
DO California aS 4 lbs IS b S da DO Central
American, IS rs p lbs, abe, DO, do san Juan y
30 s@le., d. Vera i iSs SiOs ise DO do
sl IS stisa O l &c. d. dR e i HSs6a I'D
iyc isc 40: Bahia Il bs . lbs iSc, 40 G DO;
q lbs. l3c. a lie, do, do.
hoPs-Ihe general market was Gull. Receipts for tie
week. 99 bales TOTAL receipts since september l. 1874
4iu bales Total receipts Tor the same period in sf5
M3lt bales. Total exports since september l. 1874,
rs, 685 bales We quote New Yorks, good 10 choice
new. per H., Soc. &c. New YorKs low to fair new,
SIC 35c Eastern, new. 2.c 3j Western new, Csc q
zoe yeariings l5c Sc ODDS all growths. l5c.;
CALIFORNIA; SO. a 55c per h.
IRoS.- he market tor American was dull and weak at
the following qdo.atious;-No. ], SIS NO S26 fouge,
S2j a So. Scotch held firmly higher prices. We
Quoie-No Coltness, S34 s35, No | Glengarnock
s9 50 Ss5; 10, E1linton, S3l 50 $50 3d.
LEAruER-lhe market was Gull The receipts OF the
week were oA2U6 sides anu Lf9i bales Exports
9O0g sides We quote -
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ln.ls ANh ll.ln A. NJ.

lU:I3 md Il.J0 A. NJ.
$1,000 Us $40. c, o5, n. 1872
6JOJ Y 5 ~. c ~. 50 l23is
Z lUOJ U ; $40, c, o.. ~, y
Z HOO I s5ls.r, 81. DO il61k
: 5000 q ) SIS. l0-a0, c.. ll7I
Z 100 Y > cur 6's....... l23I
+, luOOO ao....... 1855
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-26
8herih's Sale.

nIUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT.
-. ~ Tue district Court of the Second Judicial Ms
~ III au Tor Boise county, Idaho Territory unor
az, rendered in said Court in favor If Main
us nus ~ the case wherein Con Healey aud Timothy
80. Ia: were plaintiffs and A. Morrison was defend
III; '"' tne snu "f eight hundred and sxtv.seven
a's. Win interest thereon at The rate of len mar
win io.. aI,nuM from March oath. 1875 together
NV" .os.s oi suit taxed at the sum -nf thirty ana
hve one Iunlre'hs liars. duly tested the
Snu uaS :" October 1875 have levied npon. seizr,l
""u 'aAth III execut II the foIlowin -lescrbed ro
BY: ~" All right title and interest which \.
M"!r'so'. ne defendant had on March o4th. 1871
w: :" ah" 10 'hat certain building in Ouartzbr ~
au o"l'! 'hu lie ritOry. formerly occupied by said
-. as . IA Don, and more recently occuped
wi .ne same rpo>e by Frank Gavirl, siuat ri i'm
I."o'' west of The house formerly occ,,pi d i,y
er" .M"rr'>on and his family and fronting on the
Msh Stree hfteen feet more or less and ext,n1in"
e'" neriy forty feet mo:e or less: together with
"e 1ot oi i"hd on which the same stands: also that
r''A'n her lot Of land and house and budnus
tc"u. situate east Of the aforemen ONe;l lot and
"S ''"iediaiely west OF Combs l. Fenner's saloon
'"S ~" sad Main street twenty -iive feet more or
aid extending back southe,IY t. and into The
..' '"r'! 'est more or less. and being The same
r.mSes A''u property formerly occupied nv Green
". 'l>"" anu his family boa ding house 10.
E~'"er WIN all appnrtenanccs 10 both OF said hats
gwen that ~, the % ".'e''
day Of November. A. ID. 1873.
a. twelve oclnck NJ will sell in front If the Court
mousse do"r III ldah" City ~ public auction I, The
ghcs bidder for cash the allow .l,..ri,,., nr.,,sr
~ "r ~ much thereof may ie sufficient l., satisfy
eaid txectii"n costs and accrniny COSTS
SAMUEL. STEWART sheriff
Idaho City. Oct. 81 1875
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Dissolution Notice.

~ ":lcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIlr
= partnership here ofore existing between POI,
lam RON Yep AMI Wong ch"ng in y general mer
~ business !" LIT '''', city j. this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Pom Yam having nmr,h,.,l IN.
interest ~ Wong tl,nng The business will beer
ri'-i on as usual in the name IL Pom Yam
Al Ia - indebted Ia The old firm i,her Nv book
"i'' or h'rS are hereby notified Ia settle the
same Immediately with Pom Yam who alone IA an
.n"r'zr.i To settle all The business of the firm in
'i" Territory. and all persons having claim. urru
my ~ ttah" Territory against said ii, IN III rres.n,
tlir >anr 4" Pom Ya " Tor paymen,
IDAHO 'lIf. Oct ~. 1873 roN YAM
PoN YFp.
WoHU CHONG.
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F"rR OXEN kILlEp.-NcsSrs. Giudcr
l. Ryan, who nave the contract fnr
han!ins quartz from the Sub Ross,
ledge I" Plnwma,'S mill met with a
scr"ms loss one day las, week. While
going dawn a steep hill with wagons
loaded. the l"ck.cl,ain Of one If them
broke and the wagon run on "a and
over the cattle, killing three AMI hurt.
ing another 81 that il di. d shortly az.
ter \ few days previous to this &C.
cidrnt "c "f their oxen had L.. l,rn.
ken. making five altogether that they
felt hy these Toys. and We hope this
last viii end the chapter II their mis-
fortunes.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-26

n, '"' bowA.S, an old resident Of
kh,s' a. ana formerly proprietor Of
s; '' Worm, has purchased an in.
(AIl,.N po printing establishment
kf,,,D California. John Butler,
s WHY, !, Of this Territory. is Ikc's
knt '"e many friends of tho
s,.;;.1 efc wish them success in the
Ffom ), we CLEAN the foregoing
k.','A the Lyon County (Ncvad }
kUn p@pes owned by Frank Ken
''0'her old Idaho print.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-26

VHs }. K. Pile like George
A.sDston. Because he never told
NJ But il he wishes "a con,iuucIikc
ei.r IN That respect he had better
D.. ! box u that famous medicine OF
y lIr man he promised il Ia before
cell
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~ AEsr CooL I.kDcE.-Mcssrs.
,''"' Cleveland and Gerry have la
''"' My toms Of rock from this
s. aud teams will commence haul.
-" fIowInal's mill sometime this
- Unless they conclude to work
'''e'' these gentlemen will take
'"' twenty-five tons more. The
| AVN be crushed as soon as Plow-
; ""'' makes another cleanup Of
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:" Honor or School Drsr. No
\ 'as WEEK ENDING Ocr. 22.-Le.
\. ~ Anna Brodbcck, Nellie.
ku.,'e ''e Hill, Mary Linstcad, An.
~ '''' Anna suhlscn, Lena Subj
!, ~ :, lFesaskis. Mary Wallace,
Mann a''acc' Clara West, Lizzie
,tI H. j. 1"It Davis, Walter Gal.
kI,, ''o''z' hill, Isaac Lauer, Mil.
kr,r Henry suhIscn, Louis Subj
4,,. Strauss, Matte strons-22.
se attendance 30.