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tsnnr Henrr,,n danger.

~ itFronn the 81. Louis Globe.l -
Vice President Wilson is eating too many
big dinners down South. The first thing he
knows he will be too much of a dyspeptic for
the Centennial candidacy. --------------
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Sudden Greatness.
tFrOm the Lyachburg Star.

From the Lyschburg stlr.l
It is astonishing how many people have sud-
denly discovered that Judge Kelley (Pig Iron)
is great man. We, knew It al the time, but
respect for the, Judges feelings forbade US
mentioning the fact. T'nA1 % 't''-''.- I'D .'
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PEPORF OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK,
WASHISGTON CITY,
at Washington in the District of Columbia, at the
close Of business May l, 1875.


Distrf4 Of Columbia, County Of Washfn 1toa, So:
1. ": l.. Weygant. cashier OF the aboye-named
bank. do solemnly swear that the ado I'VE statement
is true TO the best Of my knowledge and belief.
W. Z. WEYGANT, Cashier.
OF May, 1876.
CorTect-Attest: .. ..... .... ."......
mo. A. Z; GREswELL,
II. +. DAVIS, .a' H..s } ra..I.IIIr O..
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CHo1CE BEDDING AND GREENHOUSE

The undersigned, having an immense stock Of
Green-house and Bedding PlAnts, and wishing TO
reduce the same, Is offering them at GREATLY RE-
ppCEp RATES, 'viz:l choicest Roses, Geraniums,
my1-It' JOHN SAUL, 62l Seventh street..
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DIkD.

sIPE-KAIsER.-un the nth instant at Ham
line NJ. Z. church, by Rev. Mr.. Black, HEZEKIAH
SIPE,, it,, and Miss MARY A. KAISER, both Of
W ashin gton, D. G.. ...-r.. .. T
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TIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, HAS A
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EOR SALE-AT CHEAP RATES AND ON
II LONG TINE.
1909 " ~ streets rooms, pressed-brick front,
bay window, gas, bath, &C.; has q two-story frame
Also, az Thirteenth street enthusiastically
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l. Also, nicely located lots on north side OF $50
street, between Tenth street and Vermont avenue.
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Now Secretary Delano, Commissioner
Delano and Mr.. Delano are one and the
same person. When this. is known the
al of all this explanation requires no
lurther elueidation. 1t simply shows that
the Tribune, under the management Of
Professor Reid, is SO inconsistent as to
extoll the same man in one column as an
efficient officer and to deride him in the
next as one not to be trusted with public
office
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TOME AND, SEE THE gBOSs."--THE
~, largest and finest soda Apparatus In the
Mineral Water on dralght q -
~. scHELlRR PINKABD's
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-21

The Araianche. which has all Of the oooa
qualities it accords to the WogLp; INDUCES
the following very neat compliment Thanks,
Brother Hill, and may the .lralaaehe contin.
ue to sweep onward, not downward. but ont.
ward and upward with ever accelera,inp
speed and power until ts daily visits shall be
regarded as necessity in every household:
HE IDAHO WoRLD.-This favor;te o.
change now comes to US as a tri.weekly. be.
ing published on Sundays, WEDNESDAYS and
and Fridays. 1t is Of the same size Of the
OLD weekly, and is bright. newsy and attract.
I'VE. A weekly edition will also be published
every Friday, and is to be double the size If
former weekly. Tbs ,tri-weekly is 49, and
the weekly 1925 per aDnuu by mail We
are pleased to note these evidences Of pro
sress an our contemporary, and advise our read
ers who desire to keep posted on the Boise
country to subscribe for the WORLD. 4
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-21

OID BENDER. the horrible Kansas butcher
has been captured al last; a. least man la,
been arrested Id Arizona Who conit.sses thai
he is the yeritable odd Bender himself. Tn.
following kilograms viii explain the situation
On the 2i;A ut. Governor Osborn r-ceiy..l
the following Dispatch from Florence. Arizo
ma, via San Diego. California:
MAN arrested here 10 dav clos.ly answer
ing description lave o: old Bender T.le
graph correct description immediately
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-21

In completing preparations for issuing .
hixeekly and weekly paper, we have neces-
sariIy incurred considerable expense, and have
pat the prices down so low that everybody
esa afford to subscribe in the hope that the
public viii come forward and furnish US the
fseaus without which our enterprise cannot be
eontinued Boise county is able IA give TIL
weekly paper such a support as will enable us
10 make of the WORLD the best paper in the
Territory. and as we pay more taxes than
any other county, Notwithstanding We are not
euite so rich as some others, we should have
better paper, as we have better mines, bet
ter buildings, better soil, better. farms. and in
better state of cultivation, better timber,
and the best quartz mills in the Territory.
Send along your subscriptions and advertise
ments, then; and when anything happens
make note of it for the WORLD Send in
all Of the births and marriages. also. bu. DO
deaths: we don't want anybody TO die in Ida
10; but if any such melancholy event should
happen, inform US of it, and we Will publish j,
gratuitously, as we will also birth and mar
rage notices. And don't neglect TO subscribe
for the WEEKLY WORLD to send to your
friends in the Atlantic States and Europe
The price-S32o. postage paid-is no money
at all; aud by sending the weekly away you
will help to make the attractions and wealth
CT Boise county known abroad, and bring peo-
pie here to seek homes for themselves end aid
in developing our wealth.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-21

TIE Nation, in referring to tho unhaPp]
state Of things in tho South. says. tho M'ss's
sippi majority report declares that shortly Al
ter the election Of tho negro sheriff, Crosby
whose official career has created so much ma
tsrial for long -vinded editorials for Northern
lpartisan newspapers. . tax payers league was
formed for the purpose Of correcting hagran'
abuses in the public trusts; that subsequently
another organization made its appearance
which was undoubtedly branch OF the White
Leaeuers. the object of which was to prevent
negroes from holding Office. that the White
League captured the taxpayers, and then De-
gan their work BY patrolling the streets OF
Vicksburg: that society is in disorganzed
state. and that Governor Ames was amply
justified in applying for troops and the fres''
dent in furnishing them. The minority re-
port, on the yther hand. states that the white
citizens of Vicksburg pay ninety-nine per cent
Of the taxes; that tie negroes assess, co:iecl.
and d;xbprse them: that the debt of the city,
which. in 1869, was $4,000, is now 81 .4oo'Voo
the population being but II. 900; that cor
rupt and Infamous ring, in collision with Pe-.
ter Crosby, sheriff and tax collector, got hold
Of the CITY and rendered the administration oil
Justice impossible; that Cardoza, the Nader oi
the ring. being indicted. the judge of the court
which was TO try him publicly pronounced II a
case of persecution; that the taxpayers
league had no partisan objects; that CROSBY
bonds were utterly insufficient; ibat the SUI
peryisors corruptly declined TO compel hun 10
give bonds: that the taxpayers had no sea'-'
edv but 10 demand Crosby's resignation; that
his resignation was voluntary; that the tight
on December 7th was calsed BY the negroes.
melted BY Crosby attempting 10 invade the
eft, that the whites only defended themselves
agains; an attach that there Is no White
League in Mississippi; that the call OF the
Governor for troops was based OH untrue
statements; and that Crosby, having resigned
and Flanagan being elected. he was afterwards
marched OUT a, the poin, of the bayone' by
United States troops In consideration Of Tue
fact that the minority repor. gives true
statement of the enormous increase OF the
public debt of the city, il is but fair IA infer
that its whole repor, ID true. which makes the
Crosby party responsible for all # the crime
and bloodshrd in Mississippi II IS time par
Iisan ray!ng about the South were stepped aud
the truth made public.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-21
THEY ARE COMING!

The rapidly with which new suoscf'oefs
are pouring in on us is gratifying alike 70 our
hopes and our vanity. We issued nunoreo
extra cop;es of the FIRST edition ofour WEEKLY
WORLD to fill orders, and for distribution In
the Atlantic States; but they are all gone and
we are unable to supply the steadily increas-
inc demand. The next edition we will print
SIX hundred; and if our friends will exert
themselves little we feel confident, from
present indications, the whole issue VIII be
taken up and the third one have to be en-
lareed and we hope they will make the e.
fort. Let every subscriber get one more and
the work Is done, and this every one can
easily do.
With many thanks for the favors already
extended to the WORLD by the public OF Ida
10 Territory, We commit it to their consider
asipa, confident it win receive :heir hearty
approval and continued generous support.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-21

A WONDERFUL CIOcK.-W. +. Larawa,
Las in his establishment. as fine piece o.
clock mechanism as is often seen in the Stat.
Il is Swiss pattern. and was made in tina,
country By skilled workman, who thought ID
find better scope for his genius be.
yond the sun-girt valleys of his native land
1t is an old style cottage clock, with ivory
hands and dial As the clock strikes the hour
tiny door swings open and out hops little
bird, its throat full of music. which it lets out
IN the shape of six different tunes, to which it
keeps time with head, foot and wings after
the style of birds. 1t is indeed wonderful
clock. and we'll worth $500 TO love Of curl
osities. Dir. Laraway also has another great
curiosity in the shape of a steam engine run.
ming on i7e cent piece. and of bis own make.
-Glen,cood, Iowa, Opinion.
Mr.. W. T. Laraway is son of P. B. Lara.
way, Esq. of Idaho City. who was the dis.
coverer of Laraway's Gulch.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-21

GOLD HILL. March II. lb.

u
i GOLD HILL, March II la1b.
| have often thought Of writing % IN
WORLD. 90 here soes.
!! We are having splendid weather. ase ~,
had all winter. The snow has ~ eope an'
the roads have been dry for several sree1s
which makes bauling for quartz teams once
more pleasant; and NOT only that. but i keep'
an Of the mills well supplied with - aoso'
dance of rock.
Won have heard OF the "bonanza." but mol
all about it for only last month they took oo'
If th;. one mine-Consolidate yirginia-oser
one millions of dollars. How do you tn'nA
that is for "away up!" The ledge Is aooSs
three hundred feet wide. and all OF 1t extfaof'
dinarily rich. The company have bum . nc"
s;xtv-stamp mill this winter within a few feet OF
this mine, which saves hauling all the rock tue
mill reduces. l cannot very well say an!
more about the bonanza at this time oni! 'na'
the owners employ about two thousand men
in and around the mine.
Stocks here are little dull at present.
which makes everything else slack; but things
have lately taken slight change for the oe'-
ter, and more mines are now being worked
and on more substantial basis. A few weeks
ago everybody was jubilant over their imam
cial success; then collapse came; aud now,
in spite of our reviving prosperity, most o' our
miners and mining spectators, look as mesan-
cholv as if they had just lost s'eptnoiher.
Still. there are more mines working, and more
abandoned oGes prospecting. than was ever
before known here All the old machinery Is
In demand. and the largest engines ever baiR
are now being manufactured in San Francisco
for some Of our leading mines.
saw Mr. Plowmau here. He is taking
look around at the mines. hosting works. aud
mills. He saws he likes Ia be where he can
see the cars run up and down, but ne IS more
struck TO see the amount Of ponderous ma
chnery coming in every day.
New shafts are beng sunh on some oi our
worked down over two Thousand feet. and the
lodges dip SO they have 10 hoist the rock with
what i. called the incline ensinr, dump. aud
then hoist again with other engines; 50 The
new shafts will De considerable, 10 the easi OF
the lodges.
Mr. Geo W Thatcher. formerly Of yoar
county. i. here. under ;ac employ Of The water
company. !. Nee, an Oh placrrs.lc &C
quaintance of ,o@rs. is here also aud doing
well. jim Crew. long time a resident Of Ida
ho City. was here. but has gone back 10 San
Francisco He Looked little "ander The
weather. but intends 70 start butcher shop
hrrr soon Us he gels ~el. Bill Iloughion /
was here. but dil ~, -: to.e hn There
are ,wo gentlemen here named. respectively. /
Bidwell and kalier, who base ju.. returned
IRON South America. TAey report ruaaA 4
times there They. ,cn. used Ia i've Ia IiaAa /
Nty. l. II. Bowman Is here, IN Virginia. ha; /
have not ,e; seen him and cannot. therefore. /
sne yea information concerning the ohlsc: at /,
4is visit. AWAY rp."
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-21

/ CONGRESSIONAL CtvttITiE~-If evidence
OF the good breeding aud gen;.iity of Ameri.
can Congres.uaea were nreded more than has
| long been before the world. every true !oves
Of bis coun:ry coud point with pride to the
proceedings of that a.:saishlugly d.guided. re.
hned aud polite body. whose language is never
coarser than th@: If toe l,sa woman ;ha,
eace assaNd Daniel O'Conne!l. aud exclslm
behold the creme De Ia creme of American
elite" Such word. as We gire below will re.
main as monuments osihe high culture. cen.
tlemanly department. ana elesan. speech Of
those who receive from the Federal Govern.
ment s. oooa year. each, for planderine IN.
Southern people:
The Beas, has had bad luck recently.
Mclean OF Texas, went Tor him. telling h,m
be was murderer
John Young Brown, Of Kentucky, told him
ho- was pus.llanimoas in war, inhuman in
peace, forbidding in morals. and Infamous in
politics.
Blaine, OF Maine, recently told him he was
a damned scoundrel."
And now Poland, of Vermont. an elesan.
OH gentleman OF the old school. who wear. a
blue swallow. tail coat. with brass hu,,o,. .a
IN language strong but less elegan, than h;x
dress, tells the Beas: that he is .damr.d
liar"
Here is what Poland said
Butler had impudent!y said to Poland a.
be did not believe that the latter had ,nv A..
'ire or Intention to bring up his Arkansas rae.
'lut'on. The conversation then proceeded !
this fashion:.
Judge Poland You have no RICH. to cav
that. What evidence have you I,
General Butler. None. perhaps: b., | he.
ieve it.
Judge Poland. / dent believe that xo,, l..
ieve what you say you believe.
General Butler. I do believe Il: ~ Il
Judge Poland, l believe that you are 1
Tanned liar.
General Butler. Ny courage sic, has never ,
'een impeached.. am quite abie 70 resent :.
INSULT like that. You had better be careful |,
Judge Poland. ! don't think. inst | h,,. :
nucn courage. but hare quite enough ior The I
'cca:ion. Not mnchis needed. 1877 h
,fusillsn'uous: inhnmsp, Infamous, murderer
tanned sceandrel, damned liar, snd Spo5sr.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-21

OUR neighbor of the tiny publication a,
Boise City has predicted the demise of the
WORLD so often that we sort O. hate to make
the unscientiic character Of his predictions
so glarlngly and absurdy manifest as we shall
needs co BY showing tri-weekly paper in bis
face; and right on top Of that our huge TWEEN.
'E-eightcolumn weekly. at 1925 year. But
somehow we can't help it.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-21

iHE New York Times, radical paner
compliments Andrew johnson as follows
10 no. the people begin to suspect ANDY
Johnson Is not so very far wrong In his opin.
''ns ABOUT government and the limitations Of
The Constitution! Read his annual messages
ana Ms vefoes to-day and there will be found
very little that is dangerous to the public lib.
critics In them"
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-21
Notice to Lien Holders.

DATRICk DEFINING vs.. JOHN
Essier, Il y IIlIien;hAl. James Il. uawley.
Green Morrison. a sdaugton Dean. john Gallagher.
q. r. stsae and a Morrison. deaus business II saai
County AID Territory n the quartz mining and faal
ing business Tie BOISE Mining COMPANY"
All pcFs0a. boiling 90 claiming ssetas or eacatn-
hrAAcos TT ser The provisions 81 AL AT Of The lc'
asaiure Il Idaho territory. entitled An Act sos
curing IAens - Mechanics AAd others. approved
December l.. lsss. aAa sha sevex4 asae.aaneais
thereto up9a the following quartz ldges. Together
slth sac improvements t2rrry4 AID AgasrfeAascus
thereto so-@as: TAAt certain quartz ledge known
;Ae IswA ledge. be.as fourteen hundred feet IA
.cagth s12a ledge b<4ag Situated npoa Gold Hlll
Mo4utaia. ia lsvaFai,e creek District IL The County
"a. Boise AID egr4tory u Idaho cefz III Ec&a. ~
certain ssaKe 81 tAr Wsss Cg~eI rasA da-ses b~.am
Lslsr 4 cos TANNED the Gold I'LL ledge AM
running "a >satA sostefIy d.rcc;4ea fgosa sA41
stake tlsaas@ad tees. and SursAeANsrr4y t.ota
sass state :vr~ hundred .set Also "A hundred ans
rssy-afe 20 ths nrss eaisns4on oe tie Gold
Hill ledge Asso aftesu EanareNa .ees ia The Iasae-
% ledge, Aiso afte0sl haHdsea scsi Ia the Ko..
sasA ledge. A.so agcess hundred Test IL tie l.A1s
l-isar ledge Also aftesn hnssirod feet il. tbs Eas
~ STAR ledge A!so aIeSa haared sses II he asss
Northeast eItrnss"a q. he !9@s ledge All u said
s~ss mentioned lodges lying aaA ~ ss e4slsa8as 60
ana consolidated ssih Tic Iowa vdgs Aforesaid Also
that certala aao- ttca usei for csssxpslag wsrr A..
tas q~aFs1 iata & sa4i Boise Mlaaas cosapaay
hereinafter ae~crst~a Also th=s cegszsa quartz
rail- sxrNte4 aaccsly below sad tesses sas,4s 49,
essesei. AbA az ss machinery belonging Thereto N
e*eTy Add &ai description whatever. szAa mill
aao@a ss the "hslse Ninsag 9asuts-vts*- Quartz
tssli sogeshsr stsA safcsen' ss@u q lsai arm uA
tAsd quartz sesges and a st The convenient wssra
as ace assd eco@tzsssE sAefeof Mao Al the sa.s
e$Fs. snA@s, tgass@Ass. are tie damn timber.
AID e9rd@eed piled up arogs.3 eaa5 Rail- aad quarts
lsisos by aAtd h~ssr Msaing CaEapany As.n ,a,x
La Sssis'ih sh0P AID al ether improvements and at
I'aFs"t@fscts sSeos gag sgs.sr~sssaag n or Goa
Ssfed "iih. Ssai qzagsz lsigos ere Aerrhv testAx,
p oT sna affear ia tse bsstv1ct CnHrf "a Ju4.~.t
las'F'ei ~ idaho Territory a; ldaha C;y a the 2s,h
aaF o' A4Fca 4-I3 aad shen AMI there rxhsaat she
Ifs0' - aid hefs ar encausbvano~s or sxw ,h.F1
he deemed 70 - saved favor @. those ~ sxh4hg.
81 ''
@oNas " nRowS. ,...
tEohsH AsssssG ! """''9e!s
InAao CFTr. Marsh ). iss3~~s
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-21
alflr adrtrtisfn1e'
Board of County Commissioners

~ po,.. county. Idaho TERRITORY. viii me-. N nes
~ S~s;.n N the couss house ~ Idaho cay On
Mo.a.y, the ssh dsy - April, is.o'
-, n.,ns the 0rs, Monday in said month. Al =,
MAJ :, oshsr matters coming before said DoSso
should be Isd with the Cerx prior 70 'nan s.1
All accounts and papers must % .s, - nre.~n.
IN insure action thereon. and no Oaii "A' - F
Ted uulessau the fees are paid rs~a
IpAHo CrY,N arch II. issS-td
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-21
Eighty $50 Dollars

worth on the arss Southwest extension OF tue ssas
~, tns Wes. quartz ledge situated N silver I'LL.
nos known IS Banner District. Boise county, idabo
Territory: aud yoa hereby required 10 pay 70
me ali assessments against You on the same tosoiA'
e- w!lA Il this advertisement sitin nine
~ g ay. frofu the date hereof or forever forfeit
all Of your right title and Claim ~. 10 AID
upoa said star Of tho West quartz ledge. ~ pfosi-
aea fur Ly lie &c: atsote specified
IDAHO CITY. !. r. Jan. ~ 1878. j. {. Fox
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-21

1T Is said that Sir. Samuel seabousb, late
ca'e' editorial writer Of the defunct Sacra,
men!o Union, will start q new daily newsps.
per IN Sacramento city. The new paper il to
'iAe .ne place which the friends Of the Union
conceive was made vacant BY its demise