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prrrspuao, H., April 1a.-The Stockholders OF the
Alcaheny Yallsy l.1ilroa Company met to-day, and
elected tho following Board Of Directors for Tho en-
xu,ne rear; Thomas 4. scott, George u. nobcrts,
william II, Lyou, +. A. Dsnnot, J. lption Lyon u.
r. JoIes. ". II, imict James IaTk. JF., John Hcott
President JOHN Scott presented te reports Of 1878 sn
1874. tho former not hRviny been mada publle
on account Of tho death of President Phillips.
Tho report IL, In substance, ~ 3ollows: Tho
Earnings for two ytars were: In 1874, from
freight, :oba7 from passengers, $5oa. .ieo 20
from. c1p1uss, $lsUla3a fron mali, 81 from
rail. $5ocs.l2; FROM mscelaucous, H.l7o.A; total
S2,aW,.72. For 1875 tbs receipts from tho satno
youtces uere 1901 aas.2&, showing total decrease
for 1874 Of S3o1 1oo2A. Tho total expenses for the
sama yeass ve1o: 1879. n ls7t. tols,-
d87, being IN increase Of tlhs, ,S6ls7. AauAioo II
made 10 th. dsp1essd sats Of uua!rssp, sspscaliy
dus1ps Noysmbss md DseAsahsz of 1At JssE. Tia
, 1875-04-14
THE CITY OFFICES.

rh, ity Collector Yesterday received I'll 800 on ctty
@1es' aoa 9t''-e Oh Guy "e'nseh'
morn!ug in tho city Clesk's ollce.
o -
mayer, Of tho uoa.o Of Representatives w*re in town
ssSsefaa; ,ne 49,. - w o.... 49,,
~. laey sanea on aa 'ae Guy "aa so""'s o"s'A'' SUI
Thu Fullerton avenue conduit ,rt,l in tho Mavor's
o1sn a,1 thn ,u.tr-., IN H. o1,rr o.c., Yesterday
,a ,1. nyossdtnaiv srarr hs Hoar n lIic
a gu c I H. n nsa e
n'unsh On thu common couas'i.
holisemoying permits, and opelea hisA for tho
1truc,lon Of ssphaIt waiEa in aud around Washington
nsr kniaro ysrd. No axatds were tnatie,
Now that tho Mayors blu is IN force, tho 70" who
we're aietomntea by the cnoek u raacso uaoa !ne!l
S ~ os S saa s M
lion sst ~ II would 10 supoiiaous. The genera!
press!on from thts % ws as otlleF CLASSES y tAt
Mayor Costn las now chance to Rlow Ills incta and
t4cy are awaiting Developments.
Ala- oui,s, ,furpby. Stout. whts, and Warren. have
,otMr n XII fnr sforioI ncctino ~ Tia f;n,ntnno
Nni II rrtfnv nht fnr In nr,nsr of henrinu rsrnrts
~ cnImtitees Iii ia t.anaaeon Of oter untnlshe
business, lnls IL dons more Particularly for tho
naas q ,he s, GaH ~ f. au at
1ryp
'ospee'toa' ,n,,~c,7xn r.rv.
r,. ,,,v,. ,oat-nicr I.ornnrr,ion oonnn-,- IN =
Ths Mayo!, :.o 1ii h u"a". .t Hrg
cesctps' ana Snrs tca sho liz rn,sction ~ ri.x
.osS H. sn1 afn1insss az ia R%nres q o,rt
ta1es. 1ne ppt sppata' .i i, ~ H. .'.s
~ sa.sa sot i. stronaiv a. oce.sou. yast
an,,t H. .ct r., nn'cn lin IN Tbe fnaSino !. ,
M cnv n1 h" nmrns ;lt lit ~ n .s
.1. WY ~ '''1 "-1 '1s ~ - ~
las1en; lMa p.,t .r1+,., .,- rh.+ s.c n ~ an ~.
.,, a. set I" Ell - ia ..ssssn,snt ~ af n,o
s. ann es s1s ia hs sas anproyed an f. Is1a h.
@ ana te bas " uessoy aae1oso ~ 10 'o feao - io1
w. N wb,n ..sd ecn.,,, oe7cer .h.,, r..c,v.
~, nIen sa.a BshIta! ~ " .S .aa seessse
tno 9eost o tensa aof u, luz rs
ton' 10 snaa Pfoceso 10 eon M ss
!ots' paTe q ana, aug properly, ZOE SAID gentFa!
Tx III ~ ~ s ssaa aanes Dc nav %
by iaw rsusasa ioe ontaaolhg lauamsnn aGasnss a1a
ants fos tA1ss Que sna nna1a ans s9anty ana ss.o:
tna saa ~ tls ssme manner 70 se ~ sasn
Tor tAs saa 9etitfaa ta1es. apeciM @ao sPeclai
Insae That sal mo not II .euea q, ..d
sesrs otAess t9 .asa ~ sa ~ o. a,e
, 1875-04-14

Grand Millinery Opening.
Tho adiss will ali le Interested To know that to-day
the grand mi1iMery opening Of hicass IlotcI-
kin, Palmer Co., 1871 aud lSo Btsts street. All Are
tnyftud
, 1875-04-14
Cp11Rra.

Gentlemen travelling should tako with them supply
Of Esnwood or Warwick collars. They will always
haye nice eollat 10 wear, kud escape that bane Of
trayelcrs-hotel wasLiuR-wheh Il only another uaips
fur u "traft on tho pockot.'
, 1875-04-14

Ask to sce Those SO Lace Curtains.
You will DO a.tonisheA 1t Tho quality ani pattern Of
NOTTINGHAM, Lace curtains uow sel II -. uilses,
jenkins FAxon. 9e8 ind 23l Btsto street.
, 1875-04-14

JfYou win Continue
10 Pay large prices for Inferior kitchen surn1suxe you
must bae no ono but your.o1vca. Try ths old house
OF James i, Dalton, l91 md IVA 6tAto street, once
, 1875-04-14
DEATHS.


EDDY o. April H. Alfred Hugh, oni. child Of A. b.
and Caf1io II. Eddy.
Av., Thursday, ApEl! II. It ! p. m.
IlOErJN-At 4. j.. Tonaday, Of consumption, John
1fostun. aged FL yvass and months:
Eunntai from go iIubbasdat., ThursdAx a. ! p. m.
FHcndA iastal.
rATTEN-At !oekpoft, Al.. April II. lE7t at =, H.,
Nh l,sbolla T. Pstten. Eile q tho heY A. ~ Patton,
baltimore and philsdelpAlA papers plcaso copy.
KOIitZ-Dp Tuesday. April - 1t ~ M. Of typhoid
Knbtx,
Funeral 70 Gssceand today at1:3o O'clock .. n. from
tsi Scd4 4Hiok.1t.
..EYAIT-in this city, March 10, ol consumption.
Hdxlnna U. Eualt, aged y years.
WOLFE-nn Apr! Il. Glars T.. daughter of Ralph and
Catherine Walfe, aged months and aaSs.
CULVER On April ~. Warrpo yostsr Culver, Ased
II YcAf1, I months. and II dayp.
Fa1sral II ts4iisnoo ltBi 6atsst., Wednesday. At
O'Clock o. m.
, 1875-04-14

Azuro Eyos, ROXY Lips,
aud pearly teeth, afs NATURES Ised, White, aud
D1ue." Eyes aud lii,s ~ Heaven iuado them hut
II tho teeth not white you 1uake them with
Fragrant Hozolont.
, 1875-04-14

accounts Of The roa have been kept serAraseJ tho
Maln Linz. Low Grade Division, and Sligo branch.
afain lime, gross tarntuga for 1871, ~ .nd
1874, t:,lD:,+iG11, dtcrr.so of 3.sp,'a2.l3. Tho
nat earnings OF t'lIs llne ores eyrtnuos show
deerearc tho time aow an nertas of eaat,-
41. Low Grade and Sligo lIranen Dl,s'ons gross
earnings for Tho Two 5eara, t:s3 o2s ana net earn
ings, $ya37s2. The iocTeaae Is accounted for by tho
universal prosraon Of lilo eoa Iron, anA oil Inter
csts. corresponding decrease III working-o1ret,ies
las been accomplished within rcccnt period. Ai!u-
sIon ia mado 10 The opening operations nf
| tho Low Hradc Dlvislcn, showing IT. carn-
ingn for lilo hrst months Of 1911
10 have been equal Ia 1h' per .n'lo Icr nnn,,. Al
tent'on II called to the oiiakna rsprrisntnls rttl,
ssin ine arc ti.ere shown In ael., a. well IL tle
t To-. &C Of s3ao Ibs s.nes. :ssoant q she CON.
! rauy to lice. J., ls7t. ao far "a /! has be..
ss. to- st, Ss Of ss s ,. " o sp; 'sS.r l.
hsu ktansc., .sosk 10 the iii civ 1: Allegheny Ia
sliGi. Tho liaIli.,ics nf iii iinis 10 a!ysn !.
sa9at sn,n, including t1te saspended debt Of ss?
trah.aeoar pertstpur g Tho consltMclor Of The Low
Grade Division Of pcnnnett;s nraash. inc'ul,
n nssos. .,s o s .sss .E e. os's ou.s sas' oss fa
of hills p,yabic, wcro not SLOWED BY tho President
to s entered u sbe ooea Of ts company H., tns ~,
tho accounts Of Tho Company. The iscat!ug ebt IS
found 10 bc, Oh thc Golh Of APRIL ts74 about Sl,7i3
too. including 1ienuost* Erancl. bonds outstanding,
amounting The Auditor .llsela'nis any av-
lnasmuch Ae could rot gain accosa 10 tho norn,a-
tion t!eaired Tie Gust u i'm Low Gra''d Division IL
given as S!l,a1u Goso or 5Iot,gi5.a per milo. Tho
Low Osaln Disie!on 10 Sligo waA s.a5. .9r93t Tho lat
Ter road buiis without any authority the ar.
to recognizes It m tic property of e Allegheny Valley
ltairoa, amt the roi!ng'sosk was withdraw, May
ore-ran by sreetal contract, Tho 9oss on thts
branch is placed =: fj,93o2l. During w reading Or
tho report Mr Weetcr stockhollcr objected TO tho
| adopted. 30 ,Gsd shares voting uut Of G3a0.
, 1875-04-14

6cooQd-HAnd Organs
Yery Ono Reed i Sons, Eatey, Prince b Co., aud
purdss organs but le used, for aals es R%sds Tsn.
III Q! ANso, "a HAn Autan stxeta1 1t hA9-ps1ea,
, 1875-04-14

a Serious Obstacle
to ones comfort fl bolt very simple remedy hs4
kecu discovered. plaster of DAllcya aiagral rstn
Extractor will tur0 II sooner than anything eIe. 5G
, 1875-04-14

BALTIMORE, hid, April little special meeting Of
Maryland nrst-nlorgsge l,ondholdess Of ths Chicago
Danytlle Il vncsnncs Railroad was held in this city
ynsseray 10 hear tho report on tho condition Of the
road. John II. Denuison read an extract Of the report
prepared for tbs general meeting OF bondIolde1s in
New York to-day. II charges gross mismanAgemcns
on tho part OF tho chief octra OF tho road Witam H.
Jutlsou, A,noa 1enny, and John T. Young, aud that
they avc diverted tha earnings Of the road from their
rrnucr to their personal beHt1t aud BneClia-
{on. The report recommends foreclosure under The
nrst mortgage.
SUIT AGAINST THE LOUISVILLE e. NASH
VILE,
11EMrH1s, April 15.-Ileirs Of II. ]. Wicket Of al.
haTo brought suits in tbs First Circuit Court aga!nat
the Lorisrillo h Nashville Railroad Company 10 ro-
cover $500 600 alleged to 10 duo htIn connection
With tic tsausfer Of tho North South 1alroad, Of
Alabama, To that Company.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-31

THe WABASH BOATMAN.-GeoetA ~
Lane, now s~venty-odd years old. h'es n''eeo
mile, from Roseburg. at the head OF oes"u-
full little valley. where be keeps oacne'o'
hall. not from necessity. bat because fha' J.
hi. chosen way. His numer"ua sons .no
daughters are all we'll married. and the s's'
tor;c old man 10 moving far down the decnv'-
~ Of life. s,ill with the erect mein and ssosds
.t~o with which he entered the Oregon Wild
ernes. long years ago. l could not we'll ''sis
him. because Of the bad roads. but am tao
thu, his natural forces are hardly any abafed.
and that with his heavy and familiar n he
will stand on big log and let day light through
it a. of old in the clearing Grnera' Lane Is.
in some respects. the mos. remarkable ma"
now living in America-Andrew johnson
upward vicissi,udrs are commonplace IN con-
psris.n. Fia,-hoatman al the Wabash leg
islafor; stat-sman: senator; major general
and pioneer IF Oregon CIVILIZATION. And even
now. in the last quarter cf bic long lf-' his
indoni,able soul and s,alwart form refuse {"
bow under the heavy burden Of the years.
and he strides about the foothills OF the Cas-
cad-s like gigantic and imp.rishaele Genius
of the Border. The General 10 probably the
only man of bis renown and station in the
world who cooks dinner tor his friendly visi-
,o,x II lire 4, eounls of months losg~r
shall see tia, remarkabl. process and II
survive the brave old mar. he shall hare Que
memorable and Tar. sounding direc--Cor.
.Naies Ssasssmrn.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-31
Txrrm nor m CAPITAL

MARCH 9th. 1875.
WORLD: Al I prsuisea. III drop you : lev
Hines now and tbea.
Spring il opsaiss il earnest mo 'a'"e.
.r, busy preparing for their spring work. VIZ
~AicAshey are fbr ia'arsars A fe" NOR
warn, sunny lsys aal south winds will po
=. sro.nd il spleod,l order for p'o~'ns
M Of tho farmers down the valley ar'
busy driving their cattle out into the low nus
wher. they can die without d'scommoa,ne 'n'
settlers. Cattle are dying about - rapidly =
4 .nx time heretofore. and it i believed ina
~. h.u of the heracd steck in Ada cos"t'
,x;n die hefore grass comes suficient to susta'f
life
We are .applied with very good o"ef frod
Willow and Sucker creeks. Oregon.
Paine. from Snake river terry. overland
road j. in town. trying to make sale OF N'
rohn Rrcwu's cattle, which are about ons
h,,dr.d miles from here. on the Taano road
IA Ia. %, fine beet, and says that cattle and
.,,.l n al kinds have done well out there
this winter.
One of our city officials bad quite comoa'
l,., evening. while engaged in entertaining
charming young widow not . thousand mics
5,om this city. His right was disputed BY
very feroeieus .'lavyer." bat By the aid OF
four.year old hickory walking-cane. he sue
eeeded in subduing his enemy. and then re
treated Ia the city 10 good order
Work is going on around Isaaes corner
opposite Overland Hotel, as il Robert Loashan
meant businrss-
There are quite a number OF Paye'ters In
town testing James Sims land title. which Do
left las, spring through fear of the rope; and
fear Sheriff Asnew and bis deputy and Con
stable Timer will have 10 take a trip over
there. if thing. don, quiet down little
The streets are fine and dusty; and fhr
bows are having fine time with sore shias aud
fhr rubber foo: ball
We are we'll supplied with fish since the ice
left the river. The long freezing brought The
fnny tribe 10 sh-ir appeti'es. and they ei'r
liz. hungry rats The boys and Indians arc
s.ringins them BY ta- thousands.
Mos. OF toe pack-irains have lett Tor the
railroad, and the .-ams,ers are preparing 10
start SOON. n
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-31
TAIRvIEW.

Charles Observation-Disclosures.
Merchants- & Co. Wm hardiman'
R,c~, a Herman, II Hymen & Co, E Looen'
stein.
Restaurant Pages Chop House.
Boarding Hesses-D Dorsey. L B Kline
hart, Jones & MeCreery. N Toys
Nest N.rkets-L B Rhinehart, r T Ire
gaskies.
WIN n Byrd-Barber Shop
Boot Aaker-J Mclaughlin.
Saloons-Tom Kettle. Williams & Noys,
Owens & Williams. Joe Jones
Miners Unioo-Numbers FIVE hundred men,
Fee, $50; dues, 81 per month. Is chair
table organization. and advocates good wages
add opposition to coolie labor.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-31

Tar sequel to the Idaho WORLDS publish
ing that Sims was hung BY vigilance CON-
mittss wss partly explained BY Mr Downe.
one q The witnesses for Parrot. He says
some nas 1t Emmettsville. on the Payette,
bad = eng Of man hung up 10 bis corn
field T. scare tbe crows. and they called it
Sina Ast b don't know whether Sutton saw
itornot Down there they considered it a Joke
but The WORLD picked it up iu dead earnest
and got badly sold-Statesmaa.
The foregoing Is about - near the truth .,
tho professional journalist" ever gets. The
facts are that IN ef6U Of Sims was hung, and
be was informed that snless he left the valley
he would be served il the msnner; and the
sequel II to whole affair will probably turn
out g b tat bonebody wanted to rob him Of
his farm, y Rays lawyers robbed him, or
permitted hin 10 be robbed. Of biz peyperty.
In whieA tsansdetsoo poor Sims scene to have
besstst hind instrument. The VonIp
ny Rave been cold in many instances, but it
seve! {et published any slanderous stuff about
babies having been iosnd on peoples door.
steps = II -
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-31

Map OF THE BLACK HrLLS-We are in
recsips Of = maenifcently colcred map OF Da-
kota, sire l8xa inches. showing the entire
Territory Of Dakota. Eastern Montana and
Wyoming. Northeastern Colorado as far south
a. Denver, the whole Of Nebraska BY counties.
Northwestern Iowa and Western Minnesota
BY counties. and the southern portion Of the
British Possessions As map OF the extreme
Northwest, it 10 the moss complete of any we
have yet seen. and We judge it contains sll the
information Of Dakota now known. General
Castar's outward and return routes are traced.
with I'll :he geographical points Of interest
mentioned 10 his report located. Accompany
ins the map is q neatly bound book Of thirty
two pages. illustrated, containing recapi,u.
latioe Of al that has been said within the past
Six months concerning gold 10 the Black Hills.
descriptions Of the various routes thereto,
distances, estimated cost Of transportation,
with Gen. Custar's preliminary report Of bis
late expeditiss il fsIl; also Major General
Foryth's letter to Gen Sheridan, and extracts
from his diaIy. Will be sent by mail upon
receipt Of price, seventy Eve cents. BY Rand,
AcNally 4 Co., publishers. Chicago. illinois.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-31

Merrhan,s-Jam-s Graham. II Myers & Co,
Jas Gardner. Wm Hardiman, " d Bigrlow,
Z Lob~n..-in. Brooks & Co. Z Lewis 4 Co
Rank-C. ". Moore 4 Co.
Nerada and Northern Telegraph Company
Thomas. operator.
PhyEe.ans-E Colmach.. y II B~llnap,
Dr.. Smith. p Burg. A w Peter.
Dry Goods and Groe~r.es-H Hymen.
Variety s,ores-S Hrld~lesrser. A Lebrech.
Saddl-ry and Harn-ss-The. Pearson.
Wells. Fargo 4 Co-Geo l. Grca,housc.
Agent; X II Bledsoe. Messenger.
Professor If Musie-A Z Paulin.
Livery and Feed Stable-Ragan & Co.
Stationery. ETC. II Mcore.
Grain and Produce-I N Brsn1eli.
Wagon Maker-A J S,uch~s.
Bootmakers-J Loesmsn. K johnson. Jas
Reed
Phosoarsphers-Tandy & Le.l.r.
Millinery Store-Mrs W Miller.
Dressmaker-Nrs Garl,ck.
Medical Examiners Insurance Companies
Z Colmacte. New York Mutual Co; ID II
Belknap. New York Equitable Co
saloon,-J"ne. 4 French. VI summer.
camp < Co. Phillips & Bosiwick. + II Hunt.
John Crete. W II Dewey. Eastman < Bros.
- Dallas.
As.ornsys-R Z johnson. Edward Nue~nt.
+ 4 Ensign. Henry T Martin.
Blacksmiths-f,en " Davis. Fox l. Co. Al.
leo & CO. Ragsn t. Co.
Tonsorial Artists-L " Barber, II Peter.
lee. A + Wells
Assayert-A l. Simondi. Madden & Co.
Hotels-Idsbo. Eastman Bro. War Easle.
v Blackenger
Cabinet and Furnisure-T " Jones.
Carpenter and Builders-T w jones'. John
Upham.
Densistry-Drs. weasome and Price.
Restaursuts-C Sans. Major Brookey.
Lumber-Ragan 4 Co.
Cootractors-Ragaa 4 Co, Z rreeaskies.
Watchmakers 4 Jewslry-J H Hickman
A Lsekey.
Tinsmith-0 Geo Beyd =
Stores and Hardware-R H Weeks.
Meat Asrkets-HoGer & Niiler. RT,.
kaskies.
drslaHcAe Oiice-W J Hill.
School Professors Gilbert Bs,ler. O n
Purdy. Rev Mr. Dickey.
Stage Lines-Northwestssa S>aes Co. Do~
Vincent. Geo Gilmore. wm Gabriel. " r
Zapp.
Drug Stores-J A Rupert. Smith 4 Brs.
Milk Dsalers-J Dolan. J Holland. N,
Moore.
Foandrymen-vss 4 St Clair. s
Painters, etc-Geo vass, d J wlGana
Tailors-A Vincieat. H Lead.
Fruits and Toys-P Shuster.
Brewery. Ale and Perter-w F su~.er.
camp 4 Co.
0olA md Silver Mining Coup>.Iea--rI.
EauorA Mahogany. 0ostA Char;eG sl,.,,
Cerl. {aaper. Golden ChSy;ot lrian1auaa
Red jacket, '.wsr BABE, llii,ai,i Cnlr.l
Enpire. PsornaA .,s'.,.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-31
AAmin&GfrAtorsa 3alo Of 2aal ~
t1t0~
HEREBY GIVEN TIN,

IL ". ~
N IN pursusDce OF The ordsS of fhs protn,. e.
~ fhs count, Of Boise and Territory Of Hsho ~
On Naech /. ISIS. in the matter Of The estate a -
- Y~rrisan deceoAed. tbe aSa<rsignsd No.
sys,or cf ssad estate viii eel essb<, publ,e e. -
ysae ssls in one oS more pasc<S sId co esnd,,s ~
hereinafter s<t 5ossA. suh3ecs 10 rsuhrmss,an !, ~.
probate Curt, on saturday the
law<nsy-sevesah day ~ S1Sseh. A. d. In,
hrsveen The hours Of zine o'ciosh IN the rs.,.'
sae the sessing Ok the SUI Of ssiA asy Ia the ov,
rscSr,ils- IN ssld cocasy. al tbs nigh, ,i,le "a
srr~ss and estate II TIE said intsses.s t4 tn
his 6ssxh snd Ill the right, title c Interest ik -
s..d estate has. by op~fssi0n og lss osherva.
ou,r~x ether than OF In add4uoE iha, of Ala s.
tate n sAe tssn~ @. his death. IL and thai s,s.,
ditch and right. known - tAs Wee; Cred fs.
snd .s~r right, slso certain AGAsng groGs1 An !.
.ssd properly s4to4trd Ia sad ke4s~ cogniy TIA
scYtb~d - lpaIows. % sas: One undivided che Ns,
Of The West Greek IN eh and water right: aso q.
undivided ere half Of sai hnnersd Ser. II Nina
ground situated on California II 4 PAGER isssrrs
Known - the Gs1iz9sr aud krrrag2n e4ss.as .lss A.
I'd oas sa1sh Of ave AGcdrsi se~s san.~r 49,
Of tussirg g.us.nd 1AistDrEla Hi FAaesy Nsnv
District anosr Tie Aoraarfy. as~.n and csa ,sss
ezaaEs- Tsrms AID oaEcftaeEs 81 safe ten ~ ors
cab on day q. saas. balance n2a~sy Gsys .ad a.
cor aYsnA.oa 81 sale bs Ax4a fyos<se 1oart sestr
expense az purchaser.
COS Hsais adniaas,rx:o. Ct Tie estate .. ps,ra
krrytsAA aeo~assi
iuAno Cgr1. March ]. is1s.-~I
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-31

Augusta (Gs.). March 23d.-Th- path o'
the recrn, tornado ~as from go Ia 600 yard.
wide. 1t was cylindrical in shape, aai 70.
,a.ed with f-ariul velocity from north Ia south.
The from, cloud was ~ black a. night. and
half q mile high The rear was illuminated
BY q brigh, light. II Travelled nearly due
east, veerins a little TO the north. and after
devastating Csu,ack the tornado seems Ia
have divided. on. portion going eas. By north.
and crossing the Savannah r,ver above and
below Augusta. both proving equally destruc.
tive. laying waste and destroying all 10 their
track. Trees were brrken like reeds. and in
some ins,sncrs carried ihre~quart~rs at .
mile away The tornado was preceded BY a
dull and heavy roaring. ~ If heavy artillery
was being discharged in the distance. II
spent it, greatest fury in abcu. three minutes
Eye-witnesses say the senses were utterly
deadensd and Appall-d-th~re Was such q
crash, roar. AMI mingling Of hundreds Of Ter.
rife and unearthiy sounds The devastated
district embraces eight counties in Georgia
add two or three in South Carolina. The
destruction Of property il immense, and the
list Of the names Of the wounded is appalling
The Latest
From the Aralanche. March 9th
Gold closed 10 New York Friday Ut ll6.
Legal tenders 10 San Francisco buying q,
e74 aud selling At s64
The Steamer Granada sailed from San
Francisco for Panama at ncon n day.
After being in sessions all night, the Rhode
lslaHd Republican Convention yesterday
morning nominated Henry Libbett Cor Cover.
nor; T. Sisson, Lieutenant Governor; J. w.
Alderman. Secretary Of State: WIN. Layers
Attorney. General; and Samuel Clark. Treas
urer. 81 .+t
|. The Illinois House yesterday rejected Sen.
ate bill to Appropriate $4,000 for the compile.
ton Of the Douglas monument.
vice-Presideot Wilson 10 going to Europe.
A meeting Of railroad men took place ia
Philadelphia night before last. to arrange dif
ferenees between the Kansss Pacific Rail.
roads about the Colorado business. and pre-.
vent the building Of parallel roads.
It Is said that the evidence Of Bessie Tur.
ner and the cnlored servants has injured Til.
tons case materially. 49, y 8srlaa Is
The Union Pacific. Pacific Mail aud Paua,
ma Railway yesterday came to IN agreemen,
in regard to passengers carried overland
A New York dispatch denies that Bsecher
will plead bic own case before the jury.
The U. 9. seosts sejosros1 without day On
wednesday. loas..i3 80.
Tho Secretary ef The Interior has appoint.
ed Walter p. Jenny - geoiogist Of the Black
Hills exploration. 49,. 49,
|. The proposed parade 10 New York nexl
Sdsdsy III bonof Of tho memory Of John
Mitchell. b.. thsen 1forbiddea b. the Policu
Csn9ie.ioners. such parades being in viola.
,tien Il The law. 20 80
II 70 tssred tAattts ic- gorge It Pert Depos.
|, Ne No. w'Asweep away half the town.
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popala,ion-Aboui nine hundred.
M~rchan,s-H Myers & Co. Chas Fur!
" II De~-y. p Ford
Drug Store 4 Rupert
Physician.-Dr. Snoa-
saiooas-B~gxs 4 Co. Dvllry 4 Co. Msloy
& Kelly. Ryan & Co. Canps-il & Co. Bran'
zell i Eiickson.
Ho,el-palm-r Hoase-Pslmrs Bres.
Delinonicn R-staaran,-John Cl,ns-
Boarding Hoasc.-Mlk~ Lacry. J Beunzrgl
TnK Miners Union. ., Fairv,e~. naanbers
hsr hundred members A charitable srgani.
ration. advocating good wages and opp~ssison
to coolic labor. 80 sa,s the compiler n our
O~,hee count, directories
Liver, and Feed s,abl--p.nkham & Co.
Tia Shop-wes.els l. JaAssoa.
Lumb~r-Coa Shea * Co.
Carpenter l. Baild~r-Al~c S,fers
EacAani,hs Il Martin.
One Boo,maker-Name uuknowa.
{ Ii Fo1 -Ju.;lc~ al the Peace
George Gilmore States Ssuupoee
Cesl~eier.
Soosa Mountain Consolidated Ninias Coo
paay-Wm NJ Liant. President: Vim Villa,
Secretary: Boyd. Director. 8 N w-s.
'cis, sapcr'a,end~n, Sm~is.ns Departures:
wm IRWIN, Superintendent A.n~s: II VIII.
ting. A'sa!er: Jes~ph Boyer. Secretary Z
{ HARDY. Foreman II A Buiti~s. Ens,nevr
Charcoal Burners-TAr~e Hundred
Balheu sss.y, 500 per ton.
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TRt-WEskLs WoRkD-This han dsome Eve.
column paper. pobliaAed It Idaho City, 1. r..
= as Send i has tho appearance of thrift
sa q! aids9 being flled With god editori,l..
heal az business .aayeFiheusuts T. J.
sa'.oa. Ea.eh tts EDITOR. He.it !, god
band ,.t tAs business, / We arc elad %, note
ee bright .posprctsI of old Boise county
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THO c. +. SWARTW0UT. HENgI
Il Eelaea~ J. c. fsAaes. itEasaa- I Sa-ae,. size
ter Alsss Thea No-ctr.. Sr.. ". bsvsr, Ass~
Davis Charles Albright Alra0Hss Chsrlan. nc 4
I. ThornA. Nocsry tr. have to.e ~ast AID es;<.ai
The sa1 Of
Ons nsadrsd $50 nd stasy Dsllan
on tie iosse sta. na.ns. II tas Faaceg MING nsrs
u ikr Coaafs ef boas~. srr2scr Ct Idaho att liz
yos have ;Aaled Ia co1irata.s The afzo-tt Gs @
year respective satxrests IN saaa E.stst AID b.
sarn~ saAli not have b~e1 pad sltAia S.ser a.
ds,s ifsssn The dale hereof year sai s,:strsa ni
niss vtis e~ forfeited b. o5~sanor c. LA
THuS MoUTEr. u
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