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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-03
A freeze Among the Pittsburgh
IPulIlIcFy,

From tho Commercial Of yesterday
Public interest in the puldlers' strike
was renewed yesterday by the report that
Mcsrs. Glass, Nicely \ Co., Of the Key
stone Iron Works, had put their pudtllers
to work at the old prices. In addition to
this, information was given out that II
large number Of the workmen were on
parade through Penn street, with tho IN
tention Of holding mn open air meeting at
Friendship Park, ind that trouble had
arisen ut the works Of Graf, Bennett Il
Co., ut EtnR. The facts ARE these Glass,
Nocly Il Co. did run their furnaces yes.
tertlay, for the purpose Of procuring cCr-
tain iron. This they had succeeded IN
and then stopped, much 10 the surprise
aud disgust VI the men. Tho firm state
that ono days work was all they needed.
A parade took place, US stated, md there
was prospect Of trouble ut Ktna. The
Sheriff promptly responded to summons
and visited the place, butnO outbreak oc-
Cured.
1t has heretofore been reported that the
late parade Of the mon was In honor Of
the starting Of the mills in the Shenango
and MahOning Valley ut tho old rates,
but upon inquiry we Are informed that
the mills referred 10 have not started.
So the strike Is not Mt an end by any
means, and we are informed by a manu-
facturcr TINT ITO orders aro coming H..
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TRUSTEES SALE.
or TuR
CRESCENT MILL


Parauant 70 4 decd Of trust Of tho CRESCENT
lkON COMPANY, lA!Ol tho second Jay 81
March, 1871, aud rUc9rdul ~ DCcd Of Trust Book
No :, page 2gS, In the Clerk! 0thco Of Tue C0unly
Court Of Ohio county West Virginia, We the un'
TriSiecs, ttho MD Hannibal FORBES having bsea BY
an order Of tho Circuit Court for Ohio county, West
Va, made and entered on tho 18th DAY Of ptcon:
Der, 1871, apnolntcl Trustee ~ The place aud aOal
Oi James =, Wheat, deceasGd,) Will on
Sutup,IaV tho oOiI, nov nj NEav
ISsS
,..........,.-. "a ttIF~S -, a.. -, =.
Commencing nj 70 O'Clock A NJ pIOcccd 70 ell W
!l,u lr9nl door q fho court hoVa q Hnl9 conhnIy
MHl Na AZ PUBLIC auGllon 70 'no luH WY
bidder tho pT9perty conveys, y u w. ~ y.
.erlsi pfglSTly N!uAn ~ Wy eoul'! " V ~ !,
tho stalG Of West Virginia anu ~ anu near Iho Clly
81 WhcoIing' namely tIact OF parcel o. anu con,
talnlns " survey iGIty.Mo w 49,, M W
NJ, anu UNI" W PO't'' M" ''uHuV" ~ 'O'O"'
VIZ ,,,i.,I. ,ho o,r,.. =, ,v,o0IIn,
~ ME'nn'ng Ma mnt u lno eehIs o. WnGcnnS
Greek ~ InC WIN iho oasIgEn Ml1 o. %! o9n
veyed " J3nh W; Mlll aug we anu HeotS liarl
lnan ana WY 70 g9nn y. He'i MGU ~, " anI
" wv a U ~ tSS soutb SS II wSbs,oT srce hsSse
WIN NO aldo q Molsef StTeGl soatl ols cast y
poles 10 Tho east aio Of ligh sl0eoli thoncI win
he ei1t side Of High HreOt sguth 2g' west ~ poles
10 lhe hubbard rIi Iaehee ma roal nGtI ~
pAAl .. lIltai NINhh WA sNe - iu'ptt H'uA tpEP,
HHl VI pClesi A0ulh VA GsL N l0lGFi So9Lh Of,
ea!l w poles tlutll SN' cAl I0lvsi l9rth n.y. Gus!
lDH poles 50llh easl " pOoti Allh wy tlisl
poles Y tho llho o. th9 singleton lrleti lhGllcs
with said Hue Sollth cast u poles nOrlh ol54
!I poles n9rlh Wy west w tolOs 70 tlO cenLrcO
wheeling Creek anu llenN down we senlI9 o.
Hli Cfruk sDlll ~ west W lneN b9lth w west y!
poles inril ~ west 10 Oltsi nor ny WG5t Oos
10 lo bSlnnlnH on Which lnIcl y or9Slel tle iron
nilln ,HlansIlnehl known ~ lno uf.scGI iron
WOlkS luHOltf WIN ny hllu nlRu,'T to hullilhSH'
fxlgrGS, engines machinery, rolls, lltlles wCls,
implements Ahl SluIplleIM pSTMlnlhs' W III any
Wlse belonging 70 tlc Allu lFOh MOrk"
Anu alsO ~ the Cal or 3IIeT numerals ahu
mining PrlvllcHes OIL Ur DeI0nBlnB lnS
a1 purity OF mo hIsl lmrl ~ ~ unHor Ih9 hlIl sOln
y WhellnR Ireok, Callel IIApllhgA hlil, MinB
llOcOal anu 0lher tlncfils WY hIh'hB
lle alg from lho tract l'rIGISIoIe M w.
AMI alSD from iFlct ADJOINING lhe sumo anu
bounded rs follows, tO-wll bRlnnltR ~ Tue 9lIh-
west corner of lhD graveyard ~ IhAt part q thn
aiI city, OF Wheeling, which llgs south o. Wheel;
lllR Crcek, ~ lle CORNER o. Ailey AH het1 ,ny
street, thence soull Ij tasl Wy poles thence w
west III poles thames Elllll Os4. west o. poles 70
the liI0 Of ny mli singleton 'nEli thOnTo WIN
!haI Hoo north ia, west u POLES 70 lhG ny
llubani rmni Themes Iown thIi I0al norln w
wml lOlcSi north w wAl ~ pOies SOllIh W
west l5t poles n0rth S!5SL west poles nofth
north 1872 west 80 roles; north BgII ; west d
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An Appeal 10 West Virginia
GrnngerS.

Form tho Jackson Co., Democrat.
II Is high time that tho enterprising
citizens OF West Virginia should take Nc-
ton with n view Of awNking an interest III
tho minds Of the industrious farmers and
mechanics who are seeking homes and
arc being crowded out Of the most popu
lous States by reason Of scarcity Of land
and compctition.-Wc cannot look to our
Legislature for aid in setting forth tic
advantages Of West Virginia. We can.
not expect aid from those in our midst
who belong to the class called old fOgies
So we appeal to the enterprising part Of
our citizens to unite and advise some
wise plan to lot the out side world know
what splendid opportunities await their
capital and industry. That in spite
ot the howl Of the politician and
the groans Of a partisan press, here
ism fine country beautifully tihbered, fer.
tile, healthy and prosperous-riCll Ia
mineral deposits, and yet not one-third
developed. The real advantages Of OUT
State are as II were q sealed book to tic
thousands seeking homes OH the Western
plains, who could do better by coming
here. They only hear Of the political
folly oiour Legislature, which, since the
organization Of tho State, has been trum'
leted to the world. Even with this
weight of imhccility, which West Virgin
in has to carry, she Is developing more
rapidly than the most sanguine have any
reason to expect. Let the people speak
without political bias, lcLthu Changers
consider tliC question and take official nc.
tiOn. They can through their organiza'
'tion, accomplish work which las beer
neglected by the Legislature, and one ol
more value to the State tllan The Capital
or Senatorial questions.
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ANSETS.
LIABILITIES.

DCNth Clalms rcpOrtNl and not dluc..,.s 2!sssS %
Reinsurance reserve ~ pVr cont In.
lercst, New York Aandarl),,...o". S,7iS,SsO %
Total lIpOlIltIc,.Y......,,.......y-ss ,giS,gI3 o.
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Surplus, N. T. Standard,,,..,,....,",SI,i27,4o "a
Surplus, 4:pOr OsuI, Conn., Standard, A33,sO3 "a
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FOR sAEE.
Toe SALE


Tha CITY q PukanbaIg odhn Tor ala NRM
MACHINE SHOP, BOILER and Rl!ACKkhITH
SHOP, viii thslr 0onlsnly q they stand,
Tho Machine Shop q atWo and Z half story brick
MEAL ToQl, y By y ielt, or heavy htanl iounda.
lOni NAlL n, II and u lnehHs thirk. C0lumpl ol
tue nnt AOFy ltand on Independent htonp iapndA'
tl0na.
The huIlg and AlIaklnlth Shop Is = one story
bElek, metal ROOT on It0ns foundation, % BY " teet
The Machinery aud Tools oonlllt ~ part al onl
Engne and Boiler ogmplstei 100 feet Skating
Hangers and Pull6yE ave IAthes, with tools tonl'
plelei one largo PiAnsr; ono Drill Pres Vices
steam Hammer, Plp0 Gutter, Boiler aud Sheet lTOl
Shea1, lathe ChuekI, MRndrall, T0Qll, shrarS, DC,
Blacknith'I Fan and Tools complete.
Tbs above buildings WOTg substantially built w
expeFlSncod mechanics, about ieaTtSaR ulppthI
AlIce, especially EoF Machine and Boiler SHOPS, Al
coat Of ~ 900, and are the bost situated aud ar
ranged Of any snilar hplldingl IN shs stats, and
The Is. L Is By 10 tost, on KAnaWha street, .,
40. Il. X dIa tack, and the KRpaWha river In
lrOnt ~ ipet alley on the side, and two pqulIt1
from tho steamboat landing on the Ohio river.
This property IA ~ lAVOFably situated that II hAl
unluFpillo1 advantages Tor transportation by rail
Or WRioT at all paS0nS and OiarA TAle lnducoment1
" those looking Tor an lnVNInisnt Of thll kind.
Fur Particular address
O, n. sHATTUCE,
mF9-eol Mayor PaEksrAburg, West Va,
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Our MOundsvlIIo Letter,
MouSDsylLLr, April 9, 1875,

MoUNDsvILLE, April 9, 1875.
Elllou Intclllgenccr
Tho first Of April has come and gone,
and to-day finds great many families Of
our town IN different habitati0ns from
what they were before. How lucky that
the change Of weather did not come day
sooner.
Perhaps some day ! will give you an
tented account Of ono OF our spells
down here, but Of the one held last night
| will merely say that il was pleasant
time, and all present enjoyed themselves,
Two classes Of eighteen each took their
places on the floor, and after spelling for
about one and half hours but two were
left standing-Crittenden Armstrong and
T, ]. Parsons. They both belonging to
the same class the match was declared de-
Ciled, =, II. Hanen acted as President,
George NelT and David BOnar as Judges,
and +, II. Crago and Ezekiel Bonar IA
announccrs, The best Of order prevailed,
except that few very small boys annoyed
the audience by running down stairs dur
ing tic exercises. These boys should
have been ut home in bed. Hanson Girls.
we'll, Esq, and George Neif cach selected
q class OF twenty to spell ut our next meet
ing, and II very spirited contest IL expect.
cd, ~ the hest spoilers Of tho town have
been chosen
We are denied the spring vacation in
our schools in MOundsviRe, rs II will
run us to the middle Of July to put in
our 10 months Of % days each. How
strange that our school month is not
made 90 instead Of 22 days. Or, II not
this, make II tho regular month with the
Saturdays and Sundays omitted. There
are not Twelve months Of % days in n
year after the Saturdays md Sundays
are omitted, A school term Of fOurty-iOnr
weeks Is too long. Parents know this,
aud hence the last three or four weeks Of
our term here the attendance Is very
small.
The best Joke wo SEQ in the papers now
a.lays is that Of Pennsylvania ncwspa-
per : tho Waynesburg Republican - In
commenting ON PatriCk's opinion Of
Wheeling, given In the National, attrib-
uies II TO tho Reporter, Why was such n
mistake made2 Is lie afraid Of Patrick,
Ordoesll he think he is not responsible and
wishes to attack some one who is2 We're
in Evans and Rocks place would de-
mand an immediate explanation. What
could have been tho matter with bro.
Day. Perhaps, though allowance should
bc made In these timcs for speiiiag and
the mistake may he but an 0rthograph
iCal error after all.
Several visitors were ut our school this
afternoon y.
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wnEKLIxo, March 2Olh, 1915. INF MI

TEAC-The choicest In tic worlds Importers
EAo prlcCs-largCat company In America
staple RrtiGle-peNSea everybody -Tnule cOntlnu.
ally Increasing wanted everywhere
Inducements WaslU tlhO--Rond for Circular
70 ROnRlrr WILLS, 40 Vesey ~, N. w T. o. Dox
1871
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CoMPANY.

ThEp lOndsare lsucl for tho purpose Of nllslnB
funds for tho erection ola building In the City Of
Nav York. 10 DO nnl for
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TUE 1oLD pnEaluN AMI BUSINESS

4 ~.
THE GOLD PREMIUM AND BUSINESS
A correspondent Of the New York
Tribune who il evidently a business man,
,,isoa .,',,,,, ,s.o,,o.i iiio.irn,;nn. ~ ,l,s
gives SO,hO ."'''". '''"''", " =, " Wv
injury done to business ny 'he llne1IiN'
tiOm III tic premium on gold, lie says
mAside from those whose dealings ARE
directly aiI;ciei iy changes IN the goi,l
rtemiim law ,nrsons nul,reciatc The bad
conseancnccs IL vcnctnI business ~ iLe
present sNScnio,iSn Iierc nrr ammo II
Illustrations tioi have come Under nv per.
sonnl oltscryolinn, 4 friend has m i,nrl
cargo Of heavy ~oc,ls NJ a kind lint nru
usually sold Wien landed nm ihe wharf
,tust before the arrival tiere was n ioiT
demand, and, Ind hts vessel leon hare lie
might have taken tho vstIol prolit Of / uer
cent Nov thc markell ,lcmnraiitel hni
he must make a loss or ,n,,sI inSnr 6otiWu
esnensCs mon nj. uool. "'; ;r '' S "inn"5
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Perpetual Worlds Fair,

a permanent homo, where every manufacturer car
exhibit and soil his goods, and every paiclteC car
show his Invention; center Of Industry which will
prove a vaSt benefit 10 tho whole country.
For this purpose tho Legislature Of tho Slate o.
New York has EtantelA charter 10 nUmlTr d
our most wealthy anil respectable merchants, and
lhuNs gentlemen have purchased no les than egl
blocks Of tho most valuable land In tho City d Now
York. The Building 10 10 erected will 10 sOycI
stories high (i6O Il. In hCIghO, surnlOrntel by I
magnificent dome, and will cover space Of q
acres. II will In constructed Of lrOn, brick Ant
al for SO each, nr0 RGctirpl by ilnt mortgage OF
Tho lanl and building; Hnf for tho p,IrpSO 81 max
Ing them popular, the Directors have decided 10 hnvI
quarterly drawings Of 100 each this money he
Ing tho interest on tho amount Of tho whole in
Every lnndh0ldcr must rtclyOnt least S2l but III
ttnV faisaivN "..#.
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BIZ mail, IN Girllof, Potidge PrfPlid'
ycar.........,...,sl OOISIS mOnths.,,"".,.sl q
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-27
0Aax16Ts 1als.

|ap>v WRITE or 4 DDCRErAL OkD1 Z. ~. ~
81. isened ont Of the DistEtce Couls ,, -.
second Judicial district. IN ana !os Sscrss ~.
IDAHO Tsr.sosy upon !oce III pisins6 IN he eait
esso - crs. "eoinst John Thomptins 1os .oe
sun: q siSs,s and ss.r.o ss-'0v nom April
With s ga ooi ia'ss = sui. a1sd .5o1
Eta 49, !. AMI, .ttested June l2th. A. D. ls.o.
~. isvss unoS IN the right. title and
which the said John ]. Tompkins no - - ma 10
Z. 1873, or that he has since ~ rrorerty lying
and beire situate in the County o. boase. xtches
TERRITORY. viz: All those certain W.. h"~nd.
water rights and that certain mining . ssrt.in
ed and described - follows, S,re ditch. and the
v.fer RIGHT connected herewith; SAID ol.Ca 80
a.ed on thu north side Of Mores cteeA. 49, at n
tar out of said More's creek about fout muos o.,
Idaho City and conveying as ssi Known a. the Mooney
ditch. and the water right connected mere 'n.
ditch 10 situated the north SIDE OF M ... tree
taking water out Of said Mores creek Auou. 1880
ana one half miles east Of Idaho City, aho COVE!
inc said water to Idaho City also the water ligns
the waters Of Hoo Doc Gulch. and Al TUG u,.' ~
conveying the waters OF said Hoo boo G91cn 70 VIC
Mooney Ditch above described; Also al VA 0o 49,.
mining ground described 800 Is reel near the saw
mill Of Fox Norrell running thence III noIsaes -
ly direction on line my feet more OF .c,. is;u,
l. P. Landings dwelling house 70 the mining ..A.
formerly owned Oy WliIlAu
a.s,a,iv direction to the top Of East Hill; thence
along the summit OF East Hill to the tunnel wheee
the Christie Ditch runs through East hill; ,nsnSe
in 4 southerly direction TO the LAmoihs D,'.n
thence in an eas,erly direction along SAID LamThe
Ditch TO gulch known As ladies' Creyos n" as.,
thence in . southsfly direction down esu $50 -,
Creyiee Guich 10 Mores creek; thence down tns
north side OF More's creek in westerly direction
to the place Of beginning. Also. all the numes res
ervoirs. pipes hose, mining tools aud implements
OF every kind aud description used In ana upon sua
abou, said water bitches and mining ground .!
Lamhing Tompkins. former owners o. .ae s .
o,s,h.r with All and singular the tenements. here
iiaments and appurtenAnces TO said wafer o''cne
and mining ground belonging or IN any wise Appe''
tai:i.ug Pubic notice Is hereby given thai on
Tuesday, the 18th day OF July. 1872
=, Twelve clock noon. will sell IN front 81 'he
Ccurthouse door III Idaho Cts. Boise county. J. |
tn. aeove-descriC-d property IN Farceis 10 tue
al hes Diid-s ioe crsu. 10 Satisfy saia JUG 49,
AMI ,.,.. css -a~@gtlC f's-ts
SAML STEWART. |
IDAHO CTR, June IS. 1875. |
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Notice.

q EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at the office Of the County Auditor, in
Idaho City, up to 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. of July
9th, at the meeting Of the board Of County
Commissioners Of the July term, at 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
ifcations, 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 igher than
the present bridge, three stringers 12x12
and ninety feet long, to span the main
stream, the other stringers 12x12 and fifty
feet long, braces 12x14 and to match the
stringers, with iron bolts, and flooring
three inches thick; also good and sub
stantial railing on each side of the bridge
from bank to bank.
JAMES MORIARTY, /
Cx-CMcio Clerk 3D. Co. Com.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-27

Pioneer Business Directory.
Madigan & Cannady, general mcrchan
disc.
Pat Noonan, butcher shop.
John Veascy, saloon.
Jerry Norman, vegetable stand.
Callahan & CO., draymen and vegetable
stand
S. b. Connolly, upholstcr and carpenter
Michael Clarity, livery stable.
James Coleman, lodging house.
Adam Lind, blacksmith shop
Michael Clarity, hotel.
Davincr & Co., general merchandise.
James Stadtmillcr, brewery and saloon.
Richard Stokes, butcher shop.
Hull & Tucker, woodward.
Bird Lotus, drayman.
Geo. W. Smith, store
Walsh & Co., dance hall.
One Chinese store
F. A. Stevenson, ditch owner.
Ben Wilson, saw mill and ditch owner.
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cENTERv1LLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY

CENTERvILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
G.. w. Crafts, dealer general merchandise.
Wells, Fargo d Co.'S Express otiice-C
w. Crafts. Agent.
Jerome Beardsley. fruit, cigars and beer.
Jerome Brardsley, blacksmith shop.
G. G. Mefcrt,. hotel.
Hardin & Daily butcher shop.
Dempsey, livery stable.
Joe Brousau, boot and shoe maker.
Fred HeoAein. cabinet shop.
George Cartwright. hay and feed store.
Post"fiice, p. J. Moore. postmaster.
LOUIS Perre. restaurant.
Channel e. Church, saw mill.
i. +. ChanGell Il Co., ditch.
s. X. Goldtrap, ditch
Hung Wo Chung. Chinese store.
Sc Lung Co, Chinese store.
Glue Kee Co., Chinese store.
Clue ke Co., butcher shop.
Doctor Chung. Chinese drug store.
+. Harmon, doctor.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-27

sTs. NJ. PkrrxSonL Co: 10 state street, 30.
Ton. Park Row. Now York, and 7ol Chestnut Street
fn'soe'phia are our Agents for procuring advertise
ments ior the IDAHO WORLD In the above cities. an,
rates. - V~1 ao"es
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Deleeate 70 Congress- = d rem
Governor .Tnoo. ". 6eonesl
Secretary Of Territory. :. Cusu'
Chief Justice & the suprers Court. n + Holhsest
Associate Jusaoe-lst Judicial District .John CLARK
Associate Justice-2d Judicial Dist. ". G Wnissoo
& 8 District Attorney and q. S. Com
missioner. ..........-s' W. 00e
Surveyor General. = O~'eS
Register Land Once. I. InomPso"
Receiver Land Once. ..James Ssou
Collector Internal Revenue. Austin savage
q. s Marshal. E'"A"~-A'
Clerk Supreme Court. ............h. l.. nacosVeou
Postmaster 1t Boise City. ....John A. fos'
Territorial Comptroller. ..........Jos. PerranH
Territorial Treasurer. John huntoon
UNITED STATES ASSAY OFFICE.
Assayer and Superintendent Woltcrs
Meter and Refiner. Robert Hsuschkei
Clerk. ..."-...''.''''n- ~ S''0e
Assistant. Robert Mobley
OFFICERS ADA COUNTY.
Sheriff. ........ .............;:'s; .n ns"
Auditor and Recorder .............N n hantno1n
Probate Judg W. ": uhooeu
Treasurer ..............C P. Bilderbcck
Assessor and Collector. ...........J NJ thompson
school superintendent .....E. NJ. HAWTHORN
Surveyor. ........T. n. handAI
justices Of Peace, Boise City L. Schol J. s. Peck
Csnstables Boise City. l. l.. Timer. Geo Gumoert
Justice uf Peace. Middleton Precinct. NJ r. jenkins
Canyon Precinct. 10. A. Bowen
Green Meadow Prec't. d. Markham
Union Precinct. ......-..J. smith
Hot Springs Precinct. .......C. Grab
Bllff Station Pre-. A. j. Mcfarland
County Commissioners-G. ". Cess. A. Ross'.
c. Simpson.
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Notice..
rrO G.. ALLEN. JOHN +. kEEFk

THOR C. ALLEN, JOHN +. kEEFE.
Hamondo Qualiy aud william Whi'sle. and all
whom i, may concern: You. and each OF GU. arc
hereby no,re that l. Il Il. Allen. c done The
fnll amount OF work required by the law OF Goa
,re.s O. is.a and anne ndmenis thereto to ~it-
Two Hundred t&2OOl Dollars
on the Los Angeles quartz ledge. discovery claim.
situated III Boise county. /. T.. and on The oil.
.,a. below the town 81 Boston on the east side o!
Grimes creek. said claim consisting OF l."o ices
along said Los Angeles quartz ledge ard you ar
hereby required 10 pay all assessments against
you on the same aud for the publication Of this no
tce within ninety 100 da,s from the date hereof OF
forfeit all Of your right title. interest and claim III
TO- and upon. said Los Angeles quartz claim ae
provided by the act above specified
IDAHO Cirr. April II. ISIS u q iiEH.
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FOR SALE CHEAP

WHEELER AND SMITHS, PLACER
w vile, one so Gallon Cast Iron
FARMERS BOILER
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Notice to Creditors.

Notice to Creditors.
Estate Of Alfred u. saunders. deceased.
AooTICE y HEREBY GIVEN by THE UNDER
IA .i.ne! Aamini.,ra,riI aud Aatniutsiraior @.
the .sAis. 10 the creditors @! and al!
persons having claims against sAia deceased 10 c1
hth, the same with the necessary vouchers. within
months from the arst publication @! This notice.
10 the undcr.,gued al the Office u! s-nAs '" Brown.
in Idaho City. Bose county. Idaho Territory.
MARGARET SAUNDERS.
Admint.iratyiI.
JONAS ". BROWN.
Administrator.
Idaho City. June s,h. ISIS, sw
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Amusements.

MEMPHIS THEATER.-Quite a large and
critical audience visited the theater last
night for the purpose Of witnessing Mr..
Lawrence Barrett as " Harebell, or The
Man o Airlie." The play has been truly
called the idyl of the heather hills, in
which the misfortunes Of the Poet Of
the Poor are depicted and told in pa
thetic language by the author, who has
succeeded in producing a work which
will adurn the stage for years to come.
Those who attended last night expert
enced a new pleasure, entirely different
from that created by the rendition of q
play that has long held the stage. Mr..
Barretts portrayal Of the character was
most artistic and effective, a portrayal
that must be seen in order to be appre.
ciated. The delicate lights and shades
Of the role were touched in o master.like
manner, aud there was a roundness and
completeness given 70 the role by Mr..
Barrett hat must stamp him as an actor
possessing a high order Of dramatic
talent and taste. The support rendered
by the Dayoy Dramatic Company was
good, aud the play was creditably placed
upon the stage by the management.
To. night The Man o Airlie will be re.
peated. The attraction tomorrow night
will be RichelIeu.