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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-12
THE BIG CLEANUP or SUB ROSA ROCK
ON THIRTEEN DAYS RUN.

/
streets last week in relation to TIN
amount Of gold cleaned up from thu
crushing of Sub Rosa rock at PIow
mans mill. The figures are given a
all the way from ten t. twenty thou
sand dollars. 1t is nobody's bushes.
what the sum was, if Hootcn & Elliot
did not wish the figures made public
but, taking what is current on til,
streets, the amount Of gold taken Out
on thirteen days run ranges between
the sums mentioned above. The OK
act figures we could not ascertain, al
though we applied to those most in
terested for the desired information
The cleanup may be regarded as the
Inauguration of a brighter day in the
future affairs Of Boise county, which
will be followed by IL still greater
showing in the course of few weeks
Since the above was placed in type
we learned that the amount cleaned
up was between eight and nine thou.
sand dollars. Taking everything in
t" consideration this is the largest
cleanup ever made in the Territory.
MIR. WILLIAM TI>clIER, of this place,
received Il letter last Saturday from
MIR. Frank Parker, who is ont ut the
Wciscr mines. The letter is of a pri-
vate nature. but we are permitted to
say that the mines down there bid
far to rival the Washoc country in
its paImicst days The writer was
very much clatcd with the prospects,
and being practical miner as well as
a man OF II" ordinary intelligence, his
opinion is worth something. There
are two questions that Frank pro-
pounds to Bill y which we give and
take the liberty 81, answering. The
first is: Would Sam Stewart let me
down easy were to come to Idaho
City and raise the devil Tor few min
u!c>::" To this we reply, Of course lie
W uld-San always does. The sec
ond question Is: "Wou'd the honora-
bic IT. rs" take Il forsakcn orphan
into their band OF brothcrlood?" WHY,
Frank. we are astonisl.cl that man
Of yonr intelligence should ask such
Don't You know that is
what the IT. rs" were sent on this
rartl, for? 10 relieve widows and or
phans is their sole mission. Come
right along. boy: YOU shall occupy a
right hand scat aud wear robes of
purple and play on Il golden harpsi-
.hord. Come.
EMERY teams. three in number
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"h ''l!IIe>c gave their dead anutli.
'''i leci last Wednesday, over at
graveyard. Apples, plu'us, and
'.vF 'FrtS, as well as meats of all
"eft scattered around in profu-
.", II 1t We're the custom to observe
\, lie every day. some sa!oot of !.
,"'' man would be ruaning a hog
J., .,E, u close proximity to the CHI
. ''FyinS ground.
NJ people coming from an Empire
H. 49, '''''s o. years old ought to know
,,, n.'N .llnc that the dead don't get
!l,o y win much Of til: grub thus
eu at their disposal.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN By
~ the undersigned, Administrator of the above
named estate. to the creditors Of AMI ALI persons
having Claims against said deceased to exhibi. the
same with the necessary vouchers, within tel.
montns from the first publication Of this notice 70
.ne Undersigned at the store OF Wei er 4. Co.. III
flacerville. Bose county, Idaho Territory.
september =. 1870 LOUIS FULD, Admir-.
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4 p.ycE WAS given at the Warm
springs on Monday night in honor Of
Vr sam Weller and sister who came
prer from Placcrvillc on Monday
Nss Weller recently Arrived from the
safes with her brother on his return
md III. manner adopted To form her
aqpaintancc and make her new home
Mra>ant Is commcndablc.
New ExcTENESr-Mr. j. II. Pile
who came up from Horseshoe Bend
saturday evening says that he met
lave Conrod on the summit going like
tis very old Harry. horseback, to a
lev discovery located about fourteen
miles from Star Ranch on Dry Greek.
'Aere dIssin%s prospecting seventy
ne cents = the pan had Just been
!rrcrci.
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Gents furnishing Goods, &c.
QUICK SALES AND SMALL
PROFITS.

p. Special inducements offered to cash buyers
Please give US q call before purchasing elsewhere.
LAUER SWIM.
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AMBITIOUS.

The weather clerk made a gool re-
port last week.
Our almost bottomless mud IS sub
siding.
No spring wheat or oats sown yet.
Some of the poor old cows viii fail
to put in an appearance when the new
grass crop comes.
Quite a number of our people have
been on attendance at the District
court this week.
The cheese factory Is fixed fact.
Mr.. Null will erect . new building on
the old site, and Mr.. Balm will make
the cheese. All right.
DIR. Rice has concluded to re-enter
the ministry, and is now packed for
Humboldt. This makes en- opening
for some good doctor who is willing to
do country practice. The practice is
now good, and will, in year or two,
greatly increase. We know of no bet
ter opening for good doctor.
THE FAREwELL.-The- good peo-
pie of Americas turned out in force
last Tuesday night to give DR.. Rice
and his family goodbye. The peo-
pie, as on former occasion, took pos
session of the house and ''run things. .
A table was spread and covered with
all sorts of good things, and they all
ate, drank and made merry. After
''lunch" some very nice presents were
made to the family. Among the num-
Der the doctor was presented with 8
very nice dressing gown. The good
time was followed by a sad one. That
Is, the parting time came, aud we had
to say goodbye" 1t is not an easy
matter to separate from good friends
with the thought we may never meet
again. The doctors friends were 10th
to give him up, and almost every one
shed tears as they extended to him the
parting hand. In this life we meet tC
parti In the ''sweet by and byr We
shall meet 20 part no more.
-ReY. j. A. Simpson, who was ap.
pointed TO take charge of the AmerI.
Gus circuit for the ensuing year, Is al
educated christian gentleman.
Rev. KeplIDger, Of the EvangelIc.
81 church, Is away at conference.
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The parsgr 'ph of oIr Greenwood coun-
ty correspondent giving an account Of
the death of ''Yancy McKaughn." last
week, did not give the name correctly.
We have since learned that it was Y. l..
McCoin. son of Rev. VIM. McCoin. of
this vicinity. 1t seems he was not killed
by the log he was carrying, but by strik-
Ing his head and breast, when he fell,
forcibly against stones used as Il walk in
his back yard. He was aged over thirty
six years, and leaves a wife and two chill
dren. 1t is great comfort to his pious
father to know that the son died in full
hope of eternal life. He was converted
under his fathers ministry when eight
years old. In conversation with a sls-
ter only few days before the fatal acci-
dent, she asked him the direct question if
he believed the change of heart expert
enced at that early period of his life was
genuine religion. He said he had no
doubt of it at all. The father who lives
about three miles southeast of Emporia,
was on his way TO visit the son at the
time Of the accident, and was only few
miles distant when 1t occurred. We ex-
tend our sympathies to him in this hour
OF bereavement and mourning.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-19
POLICE JUDGE.

At our spring election q Police
Judge is to be elected for two years,
and as but little has been said as To
whom we should elect, 1 desire TO
make few general suggestions in re-
gard to the matter. There are some
offices that should DO free from all DO
litical issues or local differences. The
very nature of the one named should
be OF this class. The Judge elected
should be unembarrassed, that he NAV
be free to administer impartial justice
to all brought before him. The law
requires that the office of fhe Police
Judge shall be open at all times for
the transaction of business; hence the
officer elected should be SO situat ID
that he can afford to attend to its du-
ties properly. The city is especially
interested in the election OF one who Is
competent to discharge its duties, else
1t is liable for heavy bills of costs on
appeals. Besides this, justice to those
who may be SO unfortunate as tn be
tried, demands that n suitable person
for the place be elected. AS the office
presents but little honor or profit, it is
believed that no competent person can
be elected to I'LL it, unless he has other
business that requires his attention in
some way that will not Interfere with
its duties. Hence, it has been sug-
gested, and / think with much propri-
ETY., that If, at our next city election,
we should have competent man who
runs for Justice of the Peace, that we
also elect him Police Judge.
It seems 70 me that such q course
would be much better than to elect an
incompetent man to the position.
There Is no legal objection to this, and
as both are judicial offices they would
justify one man to give his attention to
the business. 1 make these suggest
Ions before any excitement has been
manifested in the election that all NAV
act as their best judgment may die
tate.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-19

The REVELATIONS OF THE SPECTRE
scoPE.-This evening Friday, March 10, J
Prof Ii. B. Norton will lecture before the
Agassiz Club upon the wonderful devel-
opments in astronomy, which have been
made through the use ofthe spectroscope.
The eondiiion Of the various bodies In
space, and the principle methods employ
! In studying them, will be fully az.
plalned. The lecture win be Illustrated
by the instrument itself and by numer.
Gus views and spectra projected from the
magic lantern by the use Of the calcium
light. The prososds Of the lecture will he
wholly devoted 60 the benefit Of the Nor.
mai literary societies. Admission % cts.
Tickets at the book storea.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-19
saddIerx snd Harness-

The old reliable house of II. v.
Bundrem is still in first-class running
order. For sixteen years this has
been the leading saddle and harness
mandatory of this section of the
state, and has now on hand the Iarg-
est stock of harness and saddles i'm the
state. These are all made from the
very best oak tanned leather, and by
the best of workmen, some of whom
have been employed by him for ten or
twelve years. He will guarantee all
work to give entire satisfaction, will
sell at prices lower than ever before
given. Now is the time to buy.
Farmers, call and examine our goods
before buying. We do not make any
"slOp shop" work.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-19

NEW SHOEMAKER SHoP.-R. T.. Wa
uerhorn has now got his new Ghoe ahop
In good running order. In tho old atand
formerly occupied by II. Cook, neat door
east of Lehnhsrd's hide store, on 9th ave-
nue.. He keeps the best of stock and
workmen, and is ut all times ready to
make boots and shoes to order. Satisfsc.
ton guaranteed. Repairing neatly done,
and charges reasonable. &C and see him
and leave your order. Work turned out
At Granger's prices.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-19
NEW GOODS
Bancroft & Meoarter Ready for Spring


Bancroft & Meoarter Ready for Spring
Trade.
One OF the most liberal and enter
prising firms in this city is that of
Bancroft 81 McCarter, dealers in dry
goods and notions. In business they
are always up to the times, and their
stock Is the best and most varied that
can be selected in the eastern markets.
Mr.. Bancroft has been In New York
for some days, for the the purpose OF
selecting the spring stock OF the firm,
and the goods have commenced to ar
rive. We can assure our readers that
they will consult their own interests
by visiting Bancroft & McCarter be-
lore making their spring purchase.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-19

O. L. Jones & Co., merchant taylors,
have just received the largest stock OF
cloths. cassimerss. fancy coatings, &c,
ever brought to Emporia, suitable for
spring and summer wear. Their stock is
complete fE every respect. Gentlemen
who wish to get frst-class clothing will
do we'll to call and examine their goods
and prices. They employ only tirs -cIass
workmen. They will spare no pains to
please their customers.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-19

Reports from al the agents or the
Atchison, Topeka &c Santa Fee railroad
company Ia the east are very favorable,
and the Indications ara that there will be
u large immigration to the Cotton " God
and NeoSho valleys during the present
year, and that those who come among us
will be Of better class, pecu narily, than
those who have hitherto settled in the
West
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The abore Is : fac smile OF label =

The above is fac simile OF label we
are placing upon q whisky We have sue
ceeded In getting control of with some
difficulty. All Of the physicians TO whom
We have shown It pronounce 1t superior
to anything yet brought to this market for
medical and family use.
Almost all writers and eminent pTac-
ticiouers OF medicine admit aud recon-
mend whisky--when OF good quality-as
preferable as q medicinal agent to brandy
for various reasons, the most important Of
which Is: it is much more likely to be Of
good quality, As its mode OF manufacture
Is simpler; its action in low feyers Is 4
di1usiYe s!imulant Is equal to brandy in
potency, while 1t does not produce the
painful burning in the stomach so often
complained OF when brandy Is used; in
staying the waste Of tissue OF consu mp
ton OF the lungs, nothing, except 1t may
be cod liver oil. has yet been found to
equal it. The shove being true, the diff.
ference In price should be taken into con-
sideration, which Is quite an item usually
to those who are 30 unfortunate Is to be
Ill. A single trial of our goods we are as
Sured will convince the purchaser 1t is
something superior to anything they ever
used OF the kind.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-19

EMPoRIA NURSERY AND GARDRS.-P
=. HAioerg, the proprietor, 10 In COuncN
Grove, aud will remain laptiI aSSu-SSo-
evening, during Will b time he viii hs
pleased 70 receive orders from an who de
sire any kind OF nursery stock. H,s Hne
Of fruit tr zee. shFubbeEy, grape vfnes
small fruits. nowers, etc. 10 omplete ana
Of the very best varieties. Parties nees-
ing anything OF the kind can do no beffsr
than 20 petr0nize Mr.. Halberg with their
orders- he II reliable IN every r0sneet.
and can safely guaral1eeS his sfeck IA he
heatoy aud souneS-Couneif Grove Rs
publican, - 70 -
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

CITY NARsHAL.-E. 4. Nicholas au-
thorizes Us to announce that he will be a
candidate for reelection to the Office OF
City Marshal of Emporia at the ensuing
election in April.
EMPORIA, MSrc1 Is, 1875.
Dir. EDITOR:-Sir: Please announce
my name as an independent candidate tor
the office of Marshal at the April election.
WELLINGTON W. WHIPPLE.
MR.. EDITOR-Plcasc announce myself as a
candidate for the Office of city Marshal, at the
ensuing election.
+. A. COOKE, iPaInter.)
We are authorized to announce W. L.
Morgan as Il candidate for the Office OF
City Marshal.
We are authorized to announce c. b,
Sprague as a candidate for the Office Of
City Marshal at the ensuing election.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-19

BAPTIST CHURCH.-At q regular meet.
Ing OF the Baptist church Of this place,
held last Sabbath, Rev. A. NJ. Averill was
unanimously requested to resume the
pastorate of the churc b. Mr.. Averill has
consented TO do so, and will preach for
the church one half of the time, namely,
the lst and 81 Sabbaths in each month.
Services ne xt Sabbath, a. m. and evening.
at usual hours.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-19

NEW WARE. B. HinEIe is uupack
ing tine stock of new queensware, glass
ware, bird cages, etc. His new "cable''
ware Is made in imitation OF China, and
is about as handsome. It Is delicate and
beautiful, az well as durable. This ware
was shipped from the manufactury in
Liverpool, 20 Emporia, without unpack.
Ing, and can he sold surprisingly cheap.
Visit HinElc.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-19

CHANGE or PRoPRIEToRs.-R. l.. Me-
ConnelL who has been a resident Of Wa
terloo township for some years, has NOV.
ed TO this city and purchased OF II. A.
Champlin an interest in the Merchants
hotel OF this city. The new firm will be
known as Champlin Il Mcconnell. The
house VIII continue to be run I'D TO the
high standard OF excellence it has hereto
fore attained.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-19
Flowing for oats has commenced

month so far has been pleasant. All
are anxiOusly hoping for an early
spring.
Flowing for oats has commenced.
Those that left in the fall are
again returning, bringing oft en- others
with them. Inquiry is again made
for vaca Mt land, and twice as much
land could now be rented as there Is to
let.
EARLY and well put in fall wheat
ls out little hurt from the severe cold.
and from APPEARANCES now will MAKE,
a full crop. Wheat that was soyvn ~
ter the first of October looks bad. and
not much pity. sLand that L. az easiIv
cultivated as here, to be neglected Til
past all reasonable season. on0ht ~
produce nothing.
Prairie breaking the past season
was not a. heavy as the wear before
on account of dry weather. But from
the lnqui ries now made for work
stock, it Will this year be much great
er than ever.
The people are all alive spd wal,
but the stock is of the 'Iean Find :"
More when we have better to
write. :"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-19
HARTEORn

We learn that We are 10 lose our
cheese factory. Farmers and neigll-
bors, it ia mistake to allow another
neighhorhood TO draw this enterprise
away from us.
DIR. Maxson and DR.. Sutton keep
the drug store and practice the heal
ing art.
MIR. Bacon Is the knight of st
Crsipin. He warrants his boots and
shoes to acedr.
The water mill of Taylor, WengeI
& Co. is doing a good business fol
both owners and customers.
Mr.. Il. s. Tweet1y's grain and feed
store Keeps good supply, and his nu-
merous customers show how well his
enterprise Is appreciated.
-Soule of our ne!gbbors have been
spending few days and some Of their
earnings and scant savings these hard
times, at law.
A few days before Rev. n. F. Tip
ton started for conference IA festival
was held III the Academy chapel,
which yielded about nifty dollars.
Many well wishes follow him and his
family to their new Held OF labor
among the pioneers Of TIE west at
Dodge City.
Hope rises with the mercury these
pleasant spring days.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-19

Pat Lyon was acting rather curious
lA't saturday night. He wore = joyial
smile. and felt like embracing everybody
ana setting up the cigars for all smokers.
ON inquiry we found It was all about
boy which had Just made his advent into
the Lyon household. He IL q bouncer,
weighing about twelve pounds. Here
VISA another occasion when NE reersttsd
we didn't do anything but ''chaw.V
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-19

BIZ Randolph took n gentle walk the
other day to admire the beauties OF early
spring on the outrageous banks OF the
dsep-rolling Cottonwood. Court was in
session, and Notwithstanding several law.
yers were rather anxious to interview
the SAID party OF the first part" hs In
sisted on = walk for his health.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-19

NICE RIDE.-Messrs. Fairchild 4 Dew.
ers, OF the Fourth avenue livery stable,
have put NJ under obligations to them for
hitching up their premium blacks to one
OF their best carriages and giving on.
folks line drive over the city. The tre4l
was very liberal one, and they did the
handsome thing. They keep a number
one establishment, and We hope they will
prosper.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-19

The past three months has had less
than lis usual number OF marriages, and
as consequence he ministers have o,
made as much in the line OF wedding fees.
There have been remarkably few couples
paired on for life, rs the young fellows
Seemsd perfectly willing that the old
folks should wirter the girls once more.
Hard times, girls, hard times. Walt till
grass comea
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-19

The two teachers examIn atoms held
this year for January and February, re-
suited as follows: Nineteen applicants.
No Let grade certificates; six I'd grade
and live I'd grade issued. For February:
Forty-six applicants; three LIST grade,
seven I'd grade, and sixteen 81 grade GER
titicates were issued. Whole number OF
applicants, sixty-fve; whole number OF
certificates, thIrty-seven.
A. ID. CHAMRKRR. Co. Snnf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-19

FoR SALE Oh TRADE.-Rey. W. w.
Bailey offers for sale or trade his large
and commodious dwelling near the
Normal school. The building is con-
vcniently arranged, and located to ac-
comm0date students. Ten good sized
rOoms, halls, porches, cfstern, OUT
houses, furpitnrs and toyes. Stu-
dents can ind boarding at Ar. BIS for
the winter term. Also, three rooms 70
rent to young ladies', IL called for soon.
2tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-19
OBITUARY

Died, at lola, Allen county, Kansas, on
the 2sth of February, 1873, of cancer
Mrs. Zerelda s., wife of Rev. SiIas Raw.
son.
Died, of pneumonia. while visiting her
daughter, at Cambridge, NO., on March
18th, 1875. Mrs. Nancy H. Bennett. resi-.
dence Chicago, Ill OILS.
The above announcements convey sad
intelligence to esteemed residents of this
city, Mrs. Bennett being the mother Of
Dir. JAS. C. Bennett, anG Mrs. Rawson the
mother of Mrs. Bennett. In their joint
bereavement the warmest sympathies OF
ali their friends here will be extended to
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-19

EUROPEAN TIcKETs.-H. E. n orton
Real Estate Agent, Is agent for the
Anchor line of steamers, and is ready
to supply tickets to all persons who
may wish to visit at any point in Eu-
rope, both to go and return. Special
inducements offered to those who NAV
wish to bring friends to this country,
from any point In Europe. He is
agent for the sale of tickets to all im-
portant points east or west, north or
south, over the AI. X. & T. railway.
II you are going east it will pay you to
see Norton before purchasing a ticket.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-19

encouraged by the dissemination Of
correct and reliable information upon
the various branches of Horticulture.
We do not confine our observations
and discussions to fruit or flowers on
ly, but include vegetables and marked
gardening, and frequently general
field crops.
With the wish that the foregoing
may prove satisfactory, / subscribe
myself yours for the cause of Hor,i-
culture, ROBERT MTLLIKES,
Pres. Lysn Co. Hort. Society.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-19

BEET SEEDs.-The flax seed war il
nothing to the sheet seea'' war. Do YOU
know, reader, how much land so bushels
Of beet seed would cover? Ask Graffen-
stein. He says he is not going to raise
1900 acres Of beets this year, nor is he
going into the beet seed business, and
putting and out of breath he came and
asked US to take back that item about
30 bushels of beet Seeds He has been
pursued for week, and we hasten TO let
the public know that he has no beet seed
for sale. Neither does he want to be
known as 'old beet Seeds" We said. in
thoughtlcss way, that he had sent for 80
bushels Of seeds. We ought to have used
the word pounds instead of bushels.
This caused all the trouble, and came
near driving Graffenstein to distraction.
We had no malice at all in the announce
ment, and hope our friend G.. will recover
from the strain on his good humor, caus-
ed by being asked fifty times an hour what
he charged bush-l for beet seeds.