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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-27
by DUNCANsON BROS, AuctiOneers,

PY DUNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneers,
ID Southeast corner Ninth and d streets n. W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE, M
PROVED AND UNIMPRONED, AT AUG
TION.
BY virtue Of a deed OF trust recorded among the
land records of this District. in libeT No. 49, folio
l52, will offer for sale at public auction, IN front
Of the respective premises, on MONDAY, the Sd
day of MAY, A. d. 1875, the folio wing described
real estate in this city, that Is to say:
FLAMING MILL AND SASH AND DOOR
FACTORY.
At S O'Clock p. m, part of lot s, in square 573,
beginning for the same at the northeast corner Of
said lot, and thence running south along First
street west ZIG feet thence west 100 feet thence
north ZIG feet to the line of North u street, and
thence along ID -treet 100 feet to the place of be-
ginning, and Improved BY thTee,Story Frame
TORY AND FLAMING MILL, baldwin Bros. :, }
together with all the machinery therein. which can
be seen al any time previous to the day OF sale.
THREE VACANT LOTS.
At $50 O'Clock p. M, lrE ofIOtl two, in square
573. Beginning for the at the north EAST cor
of said lot and running thence west 50 feet IL
inches thence south ITO feet to alley: thence in
n southeasterly direction to point the east Il ne
of i'd lot distant l46 feet south from the place of
beginning; and thence north 146 feet to the place
ofbeginning. This lot has been subdlgi ded lato
three lots, each of which is unmproved.
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Notice.

q EALED PROPOSALS WILL DE RECEIVED
- at the Office of the County Auditor. in
Idaho City, up to 10 O'Clock A. N. Of july
9th, at the meeting Of the board Of County
Commissioners Of the July term, ut which
sealed proposals will be opened by the
Board for the construction Of good and
substantial bridge, on the Upper Payctte
river, in the place Of the old bridge Spec
ifications, viz: A bridge two hundred and
fifty feet long, more or less, and twelve
feet wide, with one pier in the center and
four bents, and about two feet higher than
the present bridge, three stringcrs 12x12
and ninety feet long, to span the main
stream, the other stringcrs 12x12 and fifty
feet long, braces 12xl4 and to match the
stringcrs, with iron bolts, and flooring
three inches thick; also good and sub
stantiai railing on each side Of the bridge
from bank to bank.
JAMES MORIARTY,
Ex-Ol!icio Clerk BID. Co. Com.
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Qheriff's Hale.

ny WRITE OF DECKErAL ORDER OF
ID sale issued out Of the District Court o. .ne
second Judicial district. in and for Boiss county
Of 6. ". Crafss against John J. Thomptins 70. the
sun. Of SiS.s70 and s2-lOo Dollars;
2. 1875. and oosts Of suit taxed 1t 81. which
said order il duly attested June l2th. A. D. 1879.
have levied upon al tho right. title ana 'nsexss
which the said John J. Tompkins nad on A"g" !"
Z 1873 or that he has since acquired of IN ana 70
tue following real estate ana mining property lying
and being situate In the County ~ Boise. IN ldsno
Territory. vix All those certain wafer aNcnes'
water rights. and that certain mining groSnc
water ditch known - the Landing ditcl. eno the
water right connected Herewith: said ditch - STU
sted on the north side Of M0res creek taxing W.
ter out Of said Mores creek about four miles east OF
Idaho City. and conveying said water to Idaho CITY,
Also tha' certain water ditch known % the Moone!
ditch and the water right connected therewitn sad
ditch il situated the north side OF M0res creek.
taking water ont Of said Mores creek ABOUT three
and one half miles east OF Idaho City. and convey.
ing said water to Idaho City, also the water right 10
the waters Of Hoo Doc Gulch. and all the bitches
conveying the waters OF said Hoo DOo Gulch TO the
Mooney Ditch above described also oil that certain
mining ground described ~ follows. to-wit: Com.
mencina q point on More's creek near the ssw
mill OfTox Morrell. running thence n no1sne1.
" direction on line MY feet more or less east OF
l. p. Landings dwelling house to the mining CLAIM
formerly owned Oy William WS1I1COs sucuSo 40 ~
easterly direction 10 the top OF East Hill: thence
along the summit OF East Hill to the tunnel where
the Christie Ditch runs through East Hill; thence
in southerly direction TO the Landing Dtch
thence in easterly direction along said Landing
Ditch 70 gulch known - Ladies' Cfevce Gnlch
thence in . southsrly direction down said LADIES
Crevice Gulch to Mores creek: thence down the
north aide Of Mores creek IN . westerly direction
the place Of beginning Also. all the numes res
ervo,rs. pipes. hose. mining tools and implement:
OF avery kind aud description used in and upon and
about said water bitches and mining ground by
Landing L Tompkins. former owners OF the same.
together with all and singular the tenemens. here
,,tAlnents and appurensnces to said water bitches
aud minius ground belonging or IN any wise sppes'
AN n.y. Public notice - hereby given that on
Tuesday. the 18th day Of Jelly. 1879.
al ,w- We c'ccck nocn viii sell in trout Of she
ccurt.h au-e door. IN idaho CITY, Noise comfy. l.
:. Aacvedesce1ced ieorer'y in parcels =" tho
~ hes bidder. icr c~rn. To satisfy said JUG aeu.
.au =, . - ~. L:E: 'N''s.
SAM'L STEWART.
IDAHO CTR, June Is. 1873.
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cHNrERvIIIE BUSINESS DIRECTORY

G. w. Crafts, dealer general merchandise.
Wells. Fargo a. Co.'S Express ofiic--C
w. Crafts. Agent.
Jerome Beardslry. fruit. cigars and beer.
Jers.ne B~ardslry. blacksmith shop.
c. C. Meffrrt. hotel.
Hardin 4 DAILY. butcher shop.
s D-mprey, livery stable.
.D.". Br"usau, bout and shoe maker.
Fred H-ohein. cabinet shop.
George Cartwright. hny and feed store.
P"st"fiicr. p. J. Mnrr. postmaster.
LnuIs Prrrr. restaurant.
CHANNEL g. Church. saw mill.
i. +. ChanCell Il Co., ditch.
s. X. G"ldtrap. ditch
Hung Wo Chung. Chinese store.
ST. Lung Co. Chinese store.
Chme Kee Co. Chinese store.
Glue H. Co., butcher shop.
Doctor Chung. Chinese drug store.
+. Harmon, doctor.
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Notice.

ITO X. G.. ALLEN, JOHN +. kEEFE
i Ramondo QuAlly aud william white. and al
whom it may concern: You. and each Of YOU. ars
hereby notified that l. X Il. Allen. b done the
full amount Of work required BY the Law OF Goa
cress Of 1874 and amendments thereto. to. Wit
Two ~ 81 nd reA $4,000 Dollars
on thu Los Angeles quarts ledge. discovery claim.
situated in Boise county. !. T.. aud on the di.
vide below the town q! Boston on the east side Of
Grimes creek: said claim consisting OF Leo feet
along said Los Angeles quartz ledge. aud you ar
hereby required TO pay TO me all .esn''
you on the same aud for the publication Of this no
,ce within ninety 1901 dsys from tue date hereof! 81
forfeit all OF yonr right title. inierest and claim In
to. and upon. said I.o. Angeles quartz Claim as
provided by the Act ab,vs sprcined
IDAHO CITY. April il. 1873 Il. G LLKx.
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FEDERAL OFFICIALS,

Delegate to Congress. & Fem
Governor ......................T hoo. ". Bennett
Secretary Of Territory J. Cursia
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. n. E HOLSTER
Associate Justice-lst Judicial District John Clark
Associate Justice-2d Judicial Dist. ". G. whisson
q. 8. District Attorney and q. s. Com.
Surveyor General. +. Csrtee
Register land Once. .....W. ?. Thompson
Receiver Land Once. ....James Stou
Collector Internal Revenue. Austin Savage
U. s. Marshal. ...Jos F1nknsm
Clerk Supreme Court. ........... L. richardson
Postmaster ct Boise City. .Sonn Z. fost
Territorial Comptroller. Jos. Perranle
Territorial Treasurer. John Huntoon
UNITED STATES ASSAY OFFICE.
Aseayer and Superinte ndent Albert wolters
Meter and Re6ner. ........ Robert Hsuschkel
Clerk. ............".........1 - S'o1""S
Assistant. Robert Mobley
OFFICERS ADA COUNTY.
Sheriff. .........:.. ..............,..: -: Asns~
Auditor and Recorder .............N. ~. hsntnorn
Probate Judg .....................:w W "ooca
Assessor and Collector. ...........J. H. Thompson
School Superintendent ............A. y. hanshorn
surveyor. I. NJ Randall
Justices Of Pe.ce. Boise City L. schoii. J. s. Peck
CsnstAbles. Boise City :. L. l.. Timer Geo Gumbert
Justice VI Peace Middleton Precinct. M. L. Jenkins
Canyon Precinct. !. %. A. Bowen
Green Meadow Prect. ID. Markham
Union Precinct. j. smith
Hot Syringe Precinct. .....-C. GraS
Bl,6 Station Pro. "A. J. Mcfarland
County Commissioners-G. ". Cess. A. Kossi. !
:. Simpson.
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rs. u. PsTTEScIIi Co.. 10 state Street. Boa
Ton. o Park Row. New York. and 7Ol Chestnut s,ros.
fnadepnia. are our Agents for procuring advertise
meh.s TOT inc IDAHO WORLD in the above cies. an,
rates. - VuE loves
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Pioneer Business Directory.
Madigan l. Cannady, general mcrcllan.
disc
Pat Noonan, butcher shop.
John Veascy, saloon.
Jerry Norman, vegetable stand.
Callahan 4 Co., draymen and vegetable
stand
S. b. Connolly, upholster and carpenter.
Michael Clarity. livery stable.
James Coleman, lodging house.
Adam Lind, blacksmith shop.
Michael Clarity, hotel.
Daviner e. Co., general merchandise.
James Stadtmiller, brewery and saloon.
Richard Stokes, butcher shop.
Hull & Tucker, woodward.
Bird Lotus, drayman.
Geo. w. Smith, store.
Walsh & Co., dance hall.
One Chinese store.
+. A. Stevenson, ditch owner.
Ben Wilson, saw mill and ditch owner.
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FOR SALE CHEAP

WHEELER AND SMITHS, PLACER
w vile. one 80 Gallon Cast Iron
BOILER.
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A Ill PERSONS KNOWING THEM.
selves indebted to me either by note or accom-,
are hereby requested tn call and pay tho same to Mr.
ZACH r. Ek'n who IL fully authorised to transact snv
notice. - I ~ra; TURNER
Idaho City. Jan. 81. 1875
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COMM ERClAL.
CAIRO, ILL, MONDAY EVENING, |
October %, 1878,

CAIRO, ILL., MONDAY EVENING, |
October %. 1875.
Indian summer is upon us and the days
are the pleasantest of all the year. A
strong but soft wind from the South has
prevailed all day. scattering the falling
leaves, and, what is an unpleasant fca-
ture. filling the air with dust which lodges
into and on everything, causing all whose
business will permit, to desert the open
streets. The drouth still continues in
spite of weather prophets. Clouds COW
cred the sky at the close of the day, but,
although indications are favorable, we
have been so often disappointed that we
hesitate to predict rain tonight.
The market Is generally unchanged.
Stocks of corn and meal are light, but
there Is very little demand. Oats are
plenty and quiet. There Is some activity
In bran, for speculation, but 1t will not
last long. Flour is heavy and dull
stocks are large and demand small. The
demand for hay is limited 10 choice tim
othy, which Is n little scarce. The butte,
market shows some Improvement. Egg,
and poultry are very dull.
THE MARKET,
nrOur friends should bear In mint
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I. q. d. r. Notice.

The reception rendered by Alexander
Lodge to our Most Worthy Grand Mas.
ter. John II. Obcrly, will take place at
the lodge room on Thursday evening,
Oct. 2sth, Immediately after closing the
regular business of the lodge. All mem.
bers OF this lodge and their families are
expected to be present. and a cordial in
vitatlon is extended to all visiting broth
ers and their families. The lodge vii
open for business at ! o'clock sharp, ant
close at an early hour.
w. X. HAWKINS,
{. Il. SLACK,
4. b. SAFFoRD.
a. CoMINGs,
d. +. BLAKE,
lO-2I-ld. Committee.
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Observation-Disclosures Louis Her
hcrl's
A No. I Laundry .

1t isnow conceded that Mrs. Coleman,
The lsundress, Ne. Il Fourth street, be-
tween W i.hinyt)n n Commercii avenues,
has one OF the best conducted laundry IS
adjustments IN the city, and landlords OF
hotels and boarding houses sill find 1t to
their advantage to call upon her.
Her prices are as follows; Hotei ana
boarding-hou-c washing. 10 cents per
dozen. Foi piece work prices are
as follow: Single shirt and col
lar, lOc: per dozen sec; socks DC; two col
lars, &c; two handkerchicts, DC; vests zoe;
and all geatlemens wear, soc pei
dozen. Ladies dresses, % to Que
skirts 10 to zoe; drawers 10 to l5c; two
ueir hose &c; two collars5 TO Ice. FOR Ia
dies plain clothes 81 90 per dozen; 'or Ill
dies fine clothes, 81 % per dozen; doh'
promptly, and promptly delivered Ia
tronage solicited s-5'lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-26
The H. s. MeComb Damaged Slightly, and
the Ed. Hobbs very Seriously.
The Story OF the Accident as Given by
the Pilots of Both Boats.


At daylight on Sunday morning last,
the tow-boat Ed. Hobbs and the transfer
steamer II. ). McComb, collidcd in the
harbor breaking large hole in the bulk
head of the McComb. just forward of the
wheel, on the s,arboard side above
the guard and breaking all
the arms out of one side
of the wheel of the Ed. Hobbs, and
breaking both cylinder timbers and
plumber blocks. all of which It will be
necessary to replace new before she can
complete her trip to st. Louis. Pilot
James Montague was at the wheel of the
Hobbs and Pilot James Totten at the
wheel of the McComb. Pilot Montague
says that the Hobbs and barges had laid at
the landing opposite sam Wilson's boat
store frem nine DEL ock the evening be-
fore. aud at daylight she started with part
OF her tow TO go to st. Louis. As he
backed her out aud up stream from the
shore, he looked around to see that there
was nothing in the way, and saw the
McComb opposite oriusi below her land
Ing with her head down stream. Her
engines were not working and he sup
posed that she was waiting there for him
10 get out OF the way. so he kept on
backing to get Strengthened up in the river
and was getting closer 10 the McComb
az each revolution. lie then heard the
McComb blow two whistles and come
ahead on her engines. He put his foot
upon the trcadle to answer when his
whistle cord broke and he tapped the
bell twice and reversed his engines il
order TO give her the side she asked for
The McCOmb was then pulling ou
across his stern and flanking down, anC
he thinks that in less than two minute.
from the time she blew her whistle tn,
collision occurred.
Pilot James Tottcn, o. The McCOmb
says he had pulled out from the incline
TO make the morning trip, and rs soon as
he Strengthened up he saw the Hobbs
about three hundred yards away, back
| btit Ilito tbS sbttuis Iit licl bltN
two whistles to pass on the left side, ant
stopped both engines and waited to hea
what the Hobbs would say, but she di,
not answer. and he pulled ont TO eros
the river and get around her. Befor,
starting ahead OH his engines he blew
two whistles again, and this the Hobb:
answered by tapping her bell, and
he supposed. as they understood eacl
other, there would be no trouble. But
the engines Of the Hobbs, although they
were reversed just before the accident
did not stop her backing-way' and she
came into the McComb IA -ptc of all IL
could do TO get ont Of the way. lie
thinks that it must nave been more thar
five minutes from the time he blew tho
first signal until the accident occurred.
We have no comments 10 make. Boil
pilots stand at the head of their profess
sion. and are good men. We suppos,
that the authorities will inquire into the
causes of the accident, and try to decide
a. to where the blame rests.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
..RNrfrniis SsInces =,

This is II new style of picture now be-
ing produced by VIM. Winter, the artist,
OF this city. These pictures are creating
much interest In all the principal Eastern
and Western cities. being altogether new.
They are unlike photographs, being
raised and beautifully cnamclcd over ihe
entire surface. soft In tone, but distinct ~
the lights and shades. No one who sees
them fails To- admire them. or to give the
artist an order. We have been shown u
number of pictures of wcll-kDOwn ladies
aud gentlemen of the city. aud have no
hesitation IN pronOnnciug them perfectly
splendid. We would therefore advise all
who take interest in such matters or de-
sire pictures, to call upon Mr. Winter at
his gallery aud examine his work IN 'ii's
new branch of the .lalow-capturiDg art.
D-il-tf
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warming.

The1 public is hereby notified that the
city is infested with large number OF
thieves and roughs. Citizens are warned
To use more than usual care in securing
their premises. Special policemen have
been added to the force. The class nj.
luded to above are requested to decamr
Immediately. Should any Of them be
caught plying their vocation. they viii
be prosecuted and punished with the ut
most rigors of the law.
II. WINTER, Mayor.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-26
MARK TwAIN's SKETCHES.



We are happy to announce another
volume by that Incompatible humorist,
MARX Twain, which We are sure will
b. welcomed by the public most enthusi-
astically. Unlike its predecessors this ia
not a connected story, yet has all the pc.
cuiar features which have so character
lied his former works and is made up OF
the very best of all that has emanatcd
from the pen of H. popular author. No.
where does his ready wit and keen satire
more forcbly display itself than in his
sketch" writings: In fact. his richest
vein of humor seems to empty itself into
these. Sharp. pithy, and always to the
point. they stir up the subject discussed
and the readers risiblcs at the same
time.
MANY of his sketches have a world wide
renown. and constant aud increasing
demand exists for copies of them. bound
Ia u shape for preservation. Such have
been selected anil find place In this vol.
umc. and are row offered for the frs,
time. complete, in book form.
New Sketches occupy large space IN
the volume, and bear upon their face.
abundant evidence of their authorship
being "Twainish" IN every sense of The
word. Mark Twain. readers and ad
mrcrs are "lcgion,' and to them We say
this volume will In no wise dsappoiD
you. II is the Dig bonanza" Of the lit
erary world-a perfect store-house OF
good things.
Mr.. W. +. Pitcher is the agent for
Alexander county, and is now canvass
ing for the work.
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PROBATE COURT.
Oct. Term Judge H OSs Presiding


Probate court adjourned last evening.
having been in session since the 18th inst.
Citations were ordered against Julia Z.
Van keuren, administrative of the estate
of Alex. n. Van keurcn. deceased.
Sarah j. Brown. administrative of the
estate of James ~. Brown. deceased.
John G. Crowley, guardian of the es-
tate of John Broderick, deceased.
Francis Mcdaniel, guardian Of the
heirs OF John and .Jercp ial Dexter, de-
ceased.
George Miller, guardian of the heirs OF
Isaac Denton. deceased.
David Bishop, guardian of the heirs
Of William Dunn, deceased.
Emily Lazare, guardian of the heirs of
Michael Lazare, deceased.
Ellen sullivan, guardian of the heirs of
Daniel Ryan, deceased.
william Berry. guardian of the heirs
| of John Stewart, deceased.
Mortar Muse, guardian OF the heirs of
Aaron Thomas, deceased.
Attachments for contempt were or
dered in the following cases, the parties
having been cited, and not making ap-
pcarancc
+. Smalling, guardian of the heir, OF
). Il. Childers, deceased.
4. j. Lollcss, guardian OF the heir. OF
John L. Cummings, deceased.
Sophia Finch. guardian OF the heirs OF
Edward Finch, deceased.
Jacob Light, guardian of the heirs OF
| John Weaver, deceased.
In the matter of the claim Of William
G.. Lindsay, administrator Of the estate
of John j. Abcrnanthic; Judgment for
Sl2i 80.
IN the matter OF the estate of James
IL. Wild, deceased: non-cupativc will
approved and John 7. Commit and NJ
W. Parker, appointed executors.
In the matter o! the same estate, tn
inventory aud appraiscmcnt bill wa
filed and approved. Also petition TO
the sale of certain portion OF the pro
| perry WIS gIullct.
In the matter of the estate OF Lou
Nassano, deceased; petition to sell rea
estate; continued for service.
In the matter Of the estate of David I
Romans, deceased. Letters OF admin,
tration were granted to James Clonal
Also petition for The sale of person;
property granted. In the same estate IL
ventory and appraisement bill was flee
and approved.
In the matter of the guardianship c
Thomas w. Fry, minor heir of Thoms
w. Fry. Letters were granted to NJ. !
Fulton.
In the matter of the guardianship G
Frank and Jacob Mendcl. minor heirs G
Elizabeth Mendel, and Bernard Schmidt
Letters of guardianship rs to the prop
erty granted TO Charles Goyer.
In the matter Of the estate Of jaime
Wrinkles, insane. II. :. Yocum, consery
ator, submitted final report and was dis
charged.
In the matter of the estate OF Michae
LaZor, deceased. Report not approved
and administrative ruled to apply fol
sale of real estate to pay debts.
In the matte: of the z ardianship o
Mary Ryan. minor heir of John Ryan
deceased. Petition and bond approved
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mo"sebo,d Furniture NJ Auction

Friday, Oct. 20, 1875, at 10 a. M, mt
late residence of NJ. 5. Cox, deceased, on
Walnut, between Eighth and Ninth
streets. Bedstcads, springs and mat
trcsscs, bureaus, washstands, wardrobe,
chairs, dining room extension table, side
board, refrigerator, hat-rack. kitchen
stove and utensils, heating stoves, floor
mating, carpets, small tables, curtains,
lamps, dishes, etc, IorIs II. MYERS,
! lO.oGIt. .iuctionccr,
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a Fine stock.

VIM. Ehlers desires to inform his pat
rons aud the public generally, that he has
now on hand IA large stock of French and
German Calf, Kip and Morocco, and i,
prepared to manufacture, tor store and
Office wear, the finest of Morocco or Call
Skin Shoes or Boots; and for farmers
draymen and ut-door wear generally, his
French Zip stands above anything ever
offered in this market. Ills Lasts are OF
the latest styles, and he can guarantee
tit and satisfaction to all his patrons.
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