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4 CIrIL RIGHrS BrRLiL ctsE.
The Corpse ofn PhilndrIphia Cnicrer stopped
on the Way TO the Grave.

PHILNDhLPHtA, sept y There will probably
be suit Tor dAusge.. grluins OF the alleged re-
fusll Of the Mount Norah emr cry Assoc alton 10 re
ceiyc for burial me rtueins OF Heury Jones colored
'e Nellkuo~n eatcrr thls ciU. VIII died on Friday
at Mr. Jones nNufhf lot tu the cemetery IN April
st and buried sister To- t smonth iaer aud .st sun.
mrr her nn.O nj enclosed tue lot vita al Ornamental
iallns when the funeral cortcgr wNs on lts tp
the cemetery Yesterday II ~. etnpp-i a- aeged, BY
party ~ men Who purpured 10 rvprsrn the asocii-
un on egng that no person o color should be Inferred
taere Inc rodi ha. peen gurary %. .cti IN the
ccving vault Of the hiuon Cemetery, and for
The heirs has opened uuun c.ton ~th the cemetery
ON -ilis, demanding the reception OF the body.
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Indian osmmi.-ioner smilh RsadI to II e.Isn

wAsnlNGroN. sept. gs. The Commlssioner
Of Indian Afrs said to-day IN to query 10
whether he would resign the occasion Of Sec
retarT the Interior that while he did not feel that m
would he incumbent on him 20 do 90 yet he would
gladly tender his rrsignAuOn should he receive the
sightFsi 10 lmatiOn that II would be acceptable, lie
taYs that the forthcoming r. port OF Rod loud Com
m-siuu VIII undoubtedly UNOnerate secretary DeanO
ana himself. as not On lota q evidence we sdduced
tending TO show their cuplOnty, lie turther sa0 he
would be glad any time "a be relieved Of toe arauous
aud responsible duties Of tho lndian Cfice.
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The Cu.rem Iiou-c Grnn,i.m.

Custom House Inspectors swaike and Nodine,
arrested py the procur ment 4 District Attorney Pls
On ,harge OF accep lnS money from passengc- OF the
steamer Queen. with tnsnt to have their Ocal action
ipuurlcri ther h, Werr ill hirge1 from custody by
Commissioner Oslnrn 1estcrdaY. The Coiamt,sonef
lriu hat Prosecution All failed Co prove that the
trunks Of the assctrrr referred to contained dsAhc
articles lli@ he Thought va, essential tn establish the
gr.Namen q the offence, namely The latent 20 have
their uihclAI ACt1a influenced. taCss ta4s we're
proved, the officers .id Oecn guilty u nothing more
heinOus than accepting gfauty. which wA- no legAl
cnruce, although might oufraNrnc Treasury regu.
lafin
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Preierrina Den,h to D,.bonor.

Adolph Tienken, q well-to-do importer and
manufacturer of dry paints, committed suicide At his
home, 2l1 HUDSON street. HohoScn, early yesterday
Mnrllng, oy AwalioHiug strychlne. Tne steamer
NecSar, thar arrived few days ago, brought this
cry sir llrnKens sot NAV, shO Is tue mead OF the
lou Germany. Injurious rumOrs In regard 1 Mr..
lteukens management Of the New forA branch VI the
business prOp.el "a Investigation. whl.h Mr.. Ttenken
feared might result 10 hi, discrcdit.
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4 Religion. Rio, Apprehended Ia Toronto

TORONTO, Sept % Michael Christie was, this
forenoon. committed TOR trial charge OF nring
acrowd sunday last. during ,he Catholic
when arrested, teyenshOOter with chambers evt.
deuty Just discharged, Nas found on his person.
PO tcrs are out. ealing upon orange young Brltona
organze. Unless ArchbshOp Lynch be persuaded to
forbid the pilgrimage pext sunday serious eonse-
4 augrehenued
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PITTsBURGH, sept. 2s.-lhe nrst accident to
the United mail train happened 10 The section which
,eit this city Al occcs laas evening over the mus
hurgh. Cinc,nnau aud So. Louis Railroad Edward Nc.
Kinney, passenger r Dayton, Wns thrown from The
pl uo,m near Lex H. uh0 and ~ uaicr the whecls,
the train passing over hm crushing the back "
hls head AM uJurns h IN 60 that he cannot recover
lie ay where he TELL for nve hour, when ne picked
~ bl the express going hast, the eng VI Nllch
heaIl hla cry Tor nrlp
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former business MANAGER Of George l.. Foe,
the clown. sai yesterday that side Of the actOrr
face ha' become pariNzed, and that he Is no lonaes
nDe t. control his facial muscles, and therefore win
he obg ~ % 4ult The -Ag~ tf Aas been FuA. custom
pl-er his face nightly Nltn paste u nne ~ ench
chsl,. usmutr and cold cream. His physician warned
him ssu . mo olsrun, INT Fox an NOT believe that
he ctud De- hurt % II. he was under ugAgemeht ~
Euot4'- tu play "a thriafuIs pantomiult, bus hn
friends fear that he Cannot fun II.
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An exciting race was rowed the Harlem
yesterday afternoon ny the celebrated Biz -Four and
II ht Weights Of toe New YORK News Company. The
Biz 4 our we're &. l.. Crt4r tOw }. H. Nrstcrheld,
? tsruer. .; John o'Biicn srQkc; and ~ loscn-
htu. tDx-R Rstn al1 TIE Il.ht Weights were /. %.
l.loide-. uos ". B. Jones. Jr.e Z. A. BancAcr, 3 ,
4 B Skllnei stroke W. g.. Bancker coNswain. {. 7.
Hooper and John NcDnnough we're the Judges. The
tlstaLce Nas tvp miles with turu rON ed on hOOd.
Tie Lignt Weighs Won Oy twenty lengths. Time. ~
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PARIS. Sept. "a committee has been
formed In this city entitled the " rhc Franco
American Union" with Minister washburn, the
Marquis Of Noailles and NJ. Barth )ldl as honor
ary Presidents. The object "a to erect monu-
ment on an island In Long Island Sound during
the CENTENNIAL to commemorate the hundredth
year Of American independence.
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MONTREAL, sept ~. Tho Guioord case was
argued before the courts YESTERDAY. The Fabrqss
we're requested 10 shON why tney should not
ceuA 4uf 10 pay 5000 fNr The slf's ~ the Catholic
crmr cry DenS Closed 10 the rcnAn= nt Guibord.
Mcssr,. Ilfc and lOuire areucd TIE before M
Justice lohn.gn, Who has iiken time - gNc tho do
r-lou. lhr Fatr.que have pal the costs awarded V
The InstluI lAnI lIen. annnAtIn. y over tiOOO.
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Extensive Fire. in Northern Africa.

PARIs, sept. 2S.-AdVices received here
announce that extensive nres were prevailing In
the regency Of runis. bordering on the provinces
81 Ilyllle. The flames had spread across the
frontier ~ French territory. Tho latest accounts
say the IRE was devastating the forests OF Bemi-
salnh. and that the village Of Duviyier was
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WORCESTER, sept. S.-The Republican State
Convention will bo called TO order tomorrow. at II A.
n. by W W clapp OF Boston. temporary Chairman, In
the bsence of br Lorng. Chalrm4n Of tho state Cen
tTal Conln tee. The Hon. Henry wilson viii DO tho
permanent Chairman. The Hon. Henry !. Dawes Will
bo Chairman OF the Commi too on KosolntiOns
canvass Of tho situation to aight SCENE 20 Yhov
that LoTing Ia practically out OF the race aA1 the
choice Will tail uIol Rice. Adams, or . lh4fd mAn.
whose name daea SVt nou appear.
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John q. Bell, a taIidermist Of $50 Broadway
has speckled brook trout ss4 inches long. and u
nches 10 circumference, whose i've weight was 10 lbs
IL Vas ctdfht the l3th inst al CuD Cove. In the
IL scnt 60 tue UniOn CLUB OF this cty, j. C.
GrlhAOld Of the nTm u Itft, Gr3Notd Co, sent IL
% AIr. bon 10 be atmned.
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A Traln KoIIins neA,n nn kmhnnLm.ni.

OMAHA, Sent. 2s.-'1he mall tram which left
chicago sunday n'gr e0h ln,,. on the ChIcsgo Bur.
h1Sl.n ana W Hry iAlrosd, thrg~h dow n steep
tEilanknCut tNO miles fast ut Nuudhurn, IONs, Al
N ye t.tday lhe acci-ut 80 cause W he s.resd
ug VI the tnck 90 tussed RAJ The ram &c LAsted
OF Three cuaLhts aud Two gHise Gre a Z Uut The
egn' rolled down me emhankneuL iuaklug ~ or
ufve rfolguous. James PV~nrs, section Gr-nsn
- h'ifh Y kilci, aud about MY psssrI ger, we're
volL 'N'' ~ ~N'~s
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rbr Ncw Jersey con.rllu,ioual Erection.

TRENTON, Sept. 2s.-lhe Board Of state Can
Yete day counted the yo,cs IN the state for
40 against thc constitutional Amcndncnts The whole
nulN"rn 10 votes cast was N#i55.. There were tAenJ
e-t sn.cn mrEts Ia all. aud each received maIJry
OF utrr kept thc tRelftn hiutulucht Which
frrts NHI fr kHown a. me rive ohniJ A,i' and
Ns' 49, CARED hy tI5i mai my, EyerJ county gave
Amslouy f.r sIi tnr amendments except fsseH, Hud.
sYI, Lu 90, stI - -i0, wulcu gave inalpriy for all
ttHrpt iIf fH" t'h amendment. The CsihOhc ppposi-
tOn !" tr school ctufc uid LOT arunt " more tnAa
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The senate Investigating Committee again in-
sisted yesterday Mr. Joseph H. Choates accep pAnce
Of tue place Of counsel out he refused for the econd
tine. John ]. Davenport was then appointed. Re said
that the BppOini ment was unexpected. Ills name has
been publicly nentiOned "a connection with the posi-.
ton for several days The counsel fces expected 70
-. hfaw
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ConsraluInlina Doc American Cardinal,

ROME, sept. 2S.-Carimal McCloskey has
received letter from Cardinal Cullen announo-
ing that the entire Irish Episcopate, assembled
az Mavnnoth, hts adopted aresol itiun cOngratu-
ldting nim on his elevation to the sacred College.
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BosToN, Sept. pa meeting of the La
Dor Refprmer was held at the Sherman House
this evening TO consider the condition Of tho
Fdll River operatives The call OF the commit
tee charges the manufacturers with Oppressio
and the Governor with suhseTvlency in calling
the whole power Of the state 10 aid them, and
COnrluded with the demand that public senti-
ment he aroused TO sustain tho operatives In
their resistance to tyranny. Speeohes OF high
" inhamm. tory nature were made by the chair
man and others.
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The New York holders Of the ten por cent
bonds Of the city OF Houston voted yesterday TO
vept the offer OF that oitys agent to give them seven
yer ceut. trty Yar bonus 10 place OF ths bonds they
hold, the understanding being That the ate and city
shall guarantoe the paYmeht OF The neu DOnds, uouS
tOu's daDL u more lhAn kl.OOO.
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LONDON. sept. &.-l'he Rev. Newman
Han in the presence OF a select company. to-
day laid the crowning stone Of the Lincoln me-
moral tower, adjoining the new surrey chapel
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Ovid Vincent, captain OF the canal boat Wat
sOu lying Piort East river reported Al the New
street police station yesterday that woman boarded
ut boit his aOsenco abducted hW nine year Old
vncent had quaTreiod ulth and separated froa,
hts ~e. ahd he thinks that h slslsslnlau took the
b0I suAy ~ har lnslIEauoA-
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PROVIDENCE. II. l., Sept. S.-Jesse d. Mitch
ei under New Bedford has confessed that he
committed the murderOus assaak and ROBBERY on Dr.,
Sands al Newport I've wesks sge. Dr saadA siih "
. critical condlIlee.
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LoNDoN. sept, s.-The Victoria Foundry
AZ lerd, va, totally de- 'royed 10. Ire this oven
ing. Ihr loss &, e-tim ited At S3nDn tnd l go
persons are thrown out Of cmplpymeDt
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Shooting hi. Fnther In .eif-D.fence.

QCEBLC, Sept. 2a.-In Knowlton this morning
an Ola miu named Welsh attempted % murder hi. wifs
with arc hut sccing his coming M. he turned
Ian. Inc son then IN 81 luctuACe, shOt ha
father lead. The vii Is not eApcctrl 10 live.
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WA.nisOrcH SEPT. -. --GeOrrs Dawson Cole
H. .onniy. fenn is 90 Ne src'-lAfY ~ 'ho
,'f ll'h man VI Errat wealth, 10 sa ultimate
S..y - Ds' tou aud has teen axcsedihs "a ava 70
~s~~> "a A-srs "a - eS1Asl0A-
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THE SEI SERPENT.
Capture ofa Young Monster Of the Eeep In
Long Island sound.
4 box marked a. follows was received at
Imr II \ nrl.n Aa.tn rhuN.


TIL, SiDE rp wIrHCAEE.
SfA ~tBphH1 INSIDE.
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Can't. Burden was dismissed from tho Poiioe
Department BY tie uAAAlIlouI tVts yf ne CVnmls
dOlera yesterdsk
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Mcnlher Oncc rrediclion..
J0TIINGS IBOUT TOWN.

Clear or far weather. and slight risc in tenn
Icrafufc durlHg fhc day, with elstrry to sOutheru
Nlnl. Aud .llRll fsIIlng barnmrter.
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ageregating <242 In value First, Jeweled gold
badge, presented 10y Stirr y Marcus, value 500:
second. go silver trurhy Third, life member
ship y. X. A. rransferdtiel.- ~. four prizes Of
$40; four OF g. and niDC I'D - each. Vita the
exception thit every riha w Mn tn rules could
hs used IN, conditions were tle same "a those
Of the Judd match. T. ere were ~ cOiupeti-
tors. The following won prizes:
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4 DELIGHTFUL LEGEND.-Therc is j
charming tradition connected with the
site Oh which the Temple Of Solomon
was erected. 1t is said to have been
occupied in common by two brothers,
one of whom had family; the other
had none. On the spot was a field OF
wheat. On the evening succeeding
the harvest, the wheat having been
gathered IN shocks, the elder brother
said to his wife: my younger broth
or is unable to bear the burden and
heat of the day. | will arise, take off
my shocks and place them with his,
without his knowledge" The younger
brother, being actuated by the same
bencvolentmotives said within himself:
"Mv elder brother has family and |
have none; will contribute to their
support; l will arise, take Oft my
shocks, and place them with his, with
out his knowledge"
Judge of their mutual astonishment
when on the following morning they
found their respective shocks undl-
minishcd. This course Of events trans
pirel for several nights, when each
resolved, in his own mind, to stand
guard, and solve the mystery. They
did so, when on the following night,
they met each other half way between
their respective shocks with their arms
full.
Upon ground hallowed by such aA'
soc;ations as this was the fine temple
of King Solomon erected-so spacious
so magnificent, the wonder ard adm'-
ration of the world. Alas! IN these
days how many would sooner steal
their brothers whole shock than ada
! to it single sheaf!
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-08
FACTS IN NATURAL HISTORY.

Frogs, toads and serpents never take
any food but that which they are sat
isfed is alive.
When a bee, wasp or hornet stings,
it is nearly always at the expense OF
it's life.
Serpcnts are so tenacious Of life that
they will live six months or lenger
without food.
Turtles dig holes on the seashore
and bury their eggs, covering them to
he Matched by the sun.
.Lobsters are very pugnaclous, and
fight severe battles. If they lose
claw another grows out.
A single Goldfish produces more than
a million Of eggs in a season.
A whale suckles its young, and is
therefore not fish. The mothers
affection is remarkable
Toads become torpid in winter and
hide themselves, taking no food for five
or six months
Se'pents Of all species shed their
skins annually, like sea crabs and lob
sterS.
It is believed that crocodiles live to
be hundreds of years old. The Egyp-
tians cmbalm them.
The head of the rattlesnake has beer
known to inhict fatal wound after
being severed from the body.
If the eye Of the newt is put out,
another one is supplied by rapid
growth.
Fishes have no cyelids, and heces-
sarly sleep with their eyes open.
Alligators fall into lethargic sleep,
during the winter, like toads.
The power of serpents to charm
birds and small quadrupeds is we'll
authenticated fact.
There are agricultural ants in Texas
that actually plant grain, and reap and
store the harvest.
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Gropcr BuRxHAM, of the Boston

GEORGE BuRSHAM, of the "Boston
photographic Society,"" proposed to
drop the letter "a" from "head,' and
"ugh" from "though,' as "n" was
dropped from labor" "honor,' and
.valor," and TX" from almanac
Emusic and "logic." Millions of min
utes and money are lost in writing
useless letters. We should adhere to
the phonetic rule of letting each letter
have only one sound, and each sound
one letter. The pen Of a rapid writer
travels a mile in five and a half hours,
and makes more than forty millions OF
strokes in a year.
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CASNlBALs.-An American officer in
the service of the khedivc of Egypt,
has recently brought to Cairo some
specimens of the man-eaters and pig
mics as trophies Of a tri y to the cqua-
torial regions of Africa. The cannl-
balls are from q savage and war-hke
tribe called Nam Nam, who boil and
eat their captives i'll war, and even the
infants and unfortunate ones OF their
own people. They are enormous eat
crs. and their war cry is, ave want
meat-wc will eat YOU The pigmies
suokcn O" are from tribe of dwarfs
living south of the Niam-Niam ard
nearly under the equator, in the heart
Of Africa. The existence of n race OF
picmies has been one of the mysterious
traditions of Africa from time immc-
mortal, but they were 1lrst dlscoVereu
bv DR.. Schweinfurth, the German bot
anist, in his recent journey to the
source of the Nile. Their average
height is four feet seven inches; their
heads are large and bellies huge; their
hair brown and their skin the color OF
roasted coffee. These dwarf savancs
arc said to Lc very skillful in hunting
the elephant, getting under the huge
beast, stabbing him with their lances,
and getting out of his way almost be-
fore he sees them. Dr. Schweinturth
brought one Of the pigmies, named
Tikkitikki, almost to Cairo in 1871, but
he died of gluttony before reaching
there.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-08

The UNKNOWN RICHES OF THE EARTH.
Why should we assume the Peruvian
traditions Of the lost mines Of the In
cas- to be so untrue, or smile because
we are told that the Ashantees know
where to find gold in quantities? Why
not? The California gold was known
a century before it was found, and un-
less geology is all wrong the Yankees
have not got hold of the richest sec
ton which is the lower California, yet.
The Turks must own and neglect end
less mines-of some of them, if tradi-
ton is not all self bcgotten, mines OF
gold-and there is all Southern India
to be ransacked by the curious. Where,
before maritime enterprise began, did
the silver, copper and lead in these
countries come from? The people OF
India were 2O0OOO,0OO before the
nineteenth century, and used and
boarded silver and copper III several
forms, and lead. and where did thcy
get them? There are no silver mines
open now in India. They are work
ing gold dgy.nYs in Wynaad Oh a
system which indicates, if not with
certainty, at least with tn" HI ghcst de-
gree Of probability, that '.cy have not
reached the 'rcci~,' AMI have only
fo nd some ancient deposits washed
down from them. There are all man
ncr OF minerals in the Ma'avan PENN
sula, and, indeed, through ut the Eas-
tern Archipelago, which for w,nt OF
civilized ways e werkin.., return no.
body anything worth having. Would
not copper be worth searching Tor IN
these regions, by nln wlo remember
,rat if they can only find amy metal
worth working. there is the boudnless
reservoir Of CHINA clos" at hand to
draw their labor .ran,? N.>,pvcr,cS Of
TN in the Archipelago ave I'll ncd
! Cornwall, and there is ,auch more
there than tin, the existence Of winch
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Is HELMBoLD CRAzY.-We met DR.. II.
I. Hclmbold, the ex-buchu prince in
the Gilsey House corridor last even
ing
'Doctor,' we observed, after a cor
dial salutaion, "the public seem to
be, at this particular time, deeply in
tcreStcd in your general welfare. Ev.
cry member Of the human family re-
CARDS you as an old,;imc bcnciactor
to his race. The newspapers, local
and distant, TEEN with conflicting re-
ports concerning your mental condi-
ton What are your own impressions
on the subject Of your alleged insani-
typ
AS for the matter of INSANITY"
responded the famous little doctor,
with u smile, every human being is
more or less insane ON one idea or
several \ man may be insane on a
question OF love, another Oh Il qucs
,;., -, rol;..;, ,L;., ,na -,
.,r,lI, nn..a..;n,. t,,r,h - n,l;
,;.. 49,, -, ..r
Then you are willing to admit
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~ ,1.,,l !, .,.. !, .r,
- nco,,l.. uorrissev and John Kelly
- ~ each other Jaw Gould
! crazy ON the value Of the Tribune as
a stock.iobbing agency; Becchcr is
crazy an the seventh and Ninth Com
mandmcnts; Tilton on another trial
Judge Nelson on Scrgt. Rodgers; Eli
Perkins is crazy Oh dog carts; Joe
Howard i crazy on Bessie Turner:
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Il,hp semi- -Sueeklg iaprla
World Printing Com

~ IoyES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
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Rates OF Advertising:
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rroGNEY ,Np cot rN>ELoR IT LAW. IDAHO
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The next Worlds Fair after the Cen
tcnnial exhibition will be held at Rome
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JONAS w. BROW \.

TT0EyEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW. AND
\ Sl.lry pabae, Idaho C!Iy. |. /, Will practice
! !, III courts N. tlr Territory. aFF!cE OH Com
,.,+.l street .aa door above Court House.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-08

4, , s;1 BaGrs Adjoining Masonic Hall. Wall Street
The Morning herald., 1875-12-09
Y'AX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE,

The Undersigned, receivers Of CIV And
school Taxes for the city of Wilmingtons ts
for 1870 give notice to persons Wbo fsrs
not paid their City and School Tax far IS,' N;
and have had their bills Presented III
s1ey are required by law, 10 cal! ana saii. sId.
the same In days from delivery c. he hiI
me receivers request all such pe-soas N
call at their Office No. 10 East sixth slr4a,
and settle without delay: they havIi,r ciy
en- bonds to the city, the money i o,a
them and they are responsible for it, and
they hope those that can pay Will be promn
While. perhaps, some that cannot cav Al
once, will call and make some srrangemens
b pay when they can, and we most re,yan
fully ask you to give this your attention 80
as TO avoid trouble, costs, or Unpleasant
ness. The city needs money and rel ,iv,
ds to collect 1t or pay it, and what We DO
pose to do Is to collect and pay i.
The receivers also give notice .tanumhr
Of lots In the I'd, Sd, 5th; 7th, stl., atn and Il
wards that they cannot find theoHn ..
All such persons owning said lots vii
please call and settle or We will sci! them
for taxes and costs.
Office No. 10 East Sixth street. between
Market and King. Hours from no oclo&
every evening, and on market mornings
EDMUhD PROVOST,
Receiver Northern District Inclulins all
north of Sixth street,
EDWARD FARMaR,
Receiver Southern District inc!pdins all |
south of Sixth strect) oct Eft