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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-16
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u.,.n.-Thisking > fec notes i'o
=. ...;t,l would - interesting = yoar r.
:, .r.Soss 70 gre them t. r.so'.
- &c =. Ia.bo Lesisi.ture = rapidly ds~'
.,.. and fbere has bern. as4 y NE.
!, to = more good sed wholsshne l.~s -.
dam daring any former se'''oa. = go :
= -. time of tho two Houses u taken Up -
=. ;,,,odues;oo aud discsasine 81 divorce s'''s
-. 49,. .aem. To BE- . combination u mem
-. f,rmel Who arc interested IN some o''o'e'
An =, other. and they swap ID. OF ssy 20.
81. Car mine. and / viii vote Tor yours; ana
= e.. -. =, unfortunate - te have Dill 70
,..t.d they will rally their forces consult n
.-.h-, and move for reconsideration. D
a.. .e.e.rtedoess OF action they manage -
make mn what they term 'merisor'ous esse'
backed up By long list Of ad'da'lfs 'e'uns
forth their grievances. and thus consume 'oe
time Of tho L%gislstur. to the exclusion Of -
climate aid important basinraI ~ TINS
mean, members who are interested IN mem
and lobbying attorneys who have OF eoaree :
pecuniary interest in the same. GET inc Dun
ca..ed. say such action IL shame ana I.
Disgrace to the Territory.
The Governor. to day. sent in 'pec'a' ne'-
sage to the House in reference 70 divorce mat
,4rs He takes the ground that the
sg,.l.turs has no right Il grant divorces;
and with very strong and torcible arguments
.bows that i, belongs to the Judicial depart
men, Of the government But the governor 10
ike MANY of the members of the House. "hue
he 10 opposed tn divorces being granted oy inc
legislature. be ends exceptional or neris"ri"us
cases, a. shown by bis approval Of bill OF d.
voree returned with his special message- Bat
he CAV. fair warning that be was not commit
ted in favor of divorces in the future. so we
will see in due time, ~ there are many more
that will doubtless rrach him ios his approval
or rejection And in conclusion of the matter
Of divorces. mus; say that think the Time
of Legislature might be- spent In better
cause; and i, 10 10 be hoped there will be no
more cases Of th. kind brought forward du.
ring the session. The compiled laws are pass
ing through the House rery rapidly. but fear
the time allotted the Legislature 10 si;. viii
expire before the labor Of passing them Is coin
,le;ei There has been \ new election la~ passed
The House; also \ law prescribing TIC" mode
Of canvas.sns III. votes Of the Territory. tia:
will be very beneficial il they became laws.
FOUNDER.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-16

SALT LAKE TgIBUSE-We have. been IA.
vared with the New Years issue 1t the Daily
7vibsse. pahlshed in Salt Lake City So e.,
As our information goes. the Tribxae il the on
ly Gentle paper published in the City Of lat.
ter Day Saints" and is. if we may Judge BY the
number before u.s. highly crediable prodac.
ton. Il contains seventy-two columns Of live
matter. well gotten up. and nearly all relating
t" Utah. her industries business. resour ces. etc
Il - the most complete exponent Of That thri
wing Tertiary We have yet seen.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-16

The GRAxGEEs'C UrDE.-Weh.a
among our exchanges. the initnt.,
. new and highly interstine C,lx,..:
ton eatitied - abose. The olies 3 !.
seems to Be T. present T. TIE r.,l;,.
. form It once attractive. eose,a.
comprehensive. a knowledge 4 e.
she u. and Of her marvellous po,s,,s<
this work the Gside viii be Of ;.s..
to the "Gold~s State" Its sr,ie..
written. highly descriptive. will nj {.
tact attention. OF themsel,e u. ~
say: 1T 10 our iss~B,ion II n,k. \.
Mirror Of the State. and especial, g.
tons suitable for cheap hone.-,s -.
concise . manner az possible, useluI :,
bic information regarding the si H..
dacfions. openings for skilled indus,1.. !
tages-snd disadvantages. IL aay-ss
Gus secfioLs If California and IL g.. .
gives cheering promise that they vi, -.
their otj-cts- Typogaphically, d. q.
among the nea'ess Of our exeAause.-,ss
every month in Saa Franciscs.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-16

THE closing number Of the first volume os
Sherman& Hyde's Musical Reriew is before US.
The number fully sustains its general reputa.
ton for first class musical Journal. 1t con.
tains. excellent biographical sketches Of music
al celebrities. pieces Of new music. interesting
glsanings from musical history. moral maxims
and literary gems. placing it above all compel
itors as a companion for lovers Of musical and
kindred literature Published in San Francis.
co at one dollar year, in advance.
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s---~-- pr.crrvIILE. Jan 2.
-. wodn-I nssaee that Mr. Ft.n " =
p c,.. l.r the purpose Of ooattas '.e
~ hard al canvassers in Fs<ard .
!, - - returns for Delegate in Csnsfe.'-
T.h.u II express my opinion OF ~a'e. e -
oo,.-.tan,s ID the more st for the Pos'uo.' w.
Mil, | enter into any argument shout the 'eea'-
=. .-,;,,. NJ the board Of eanvasser', sss
Win amply gre few crude sot'a"' ina. M. ,.'s
49,, aoatinr in mr. head l.s~ly sb"us this De'-
...,,- ,s.ir. First. did msiosity-st sse peo-
Il. Of Idaho Territory wish that > , ie'.
.h,s,a rrer-s-n. US in Congress or mol toia.
TIA, xhates~r mistakes base bern madr ID WIG
matter II j. fair n presume they did-sna' con-
s~ouen,iy. Mr. Fem is the choice Of the peop'e
,,s .h,.,a hare the Office. II, In county
with . eorernmep, OF the people. We In ''o' Nc
~;<;.nn. take any other rule than thai the 'e''
dir, If the majority shall govern. We take very
s,,seou. ground. Say. for instance. fnas uo''
eracr Beune.i had an agent at Le"is'"n' '''
,,uu,y. sea, "a. Nrz Perez county. In The person.
Of coun,y Commissioner. who kne" 'hA' .Ae
,r,urns from ;ha; county would drieas MS P''a
r,p,, the Governor How easy It "osid DC
fur him to nrglec: his duty snder Inc LAW
n, farther how -asy i. would be Tor bad
,,.n with uniian. led moaey. in this in"nT. ma
King age, 10 buy sotne al th- o'aclals I"
,h-ir duty. do not mean 10 insinua'r tha'
.,,.h;.v Of This Mad has been done, but mere
|, susvrs, the possibility "i il; II has bern
truly said iha, eternal vigilance Is the price
.f liberty" and wh-n tia. sentence Mas u''e'-
I'd | believe j; ~-as by inspiration ificAe'!
briher, and similar disAouarable means are De-
coming the stepping stones 10 piaer aud power
in this country 70 such an extent that the hon
-, fair minded masses should. ., l-as'. In q
plen,iful cuuuiry where they are comparative
/ II in6rpend-n. Of tt-sr w-alsaier icilo" cisl-
gems, oppose everything of the kind Lei
them fail TO de- this and they viii and that those
,h-y el-c;-i 10 b. ,b-ir public servants, VII
become their public masters, and not Hind
/ generous Que. al that =
/ L.: Us Cow lonk a, Mr. Fenn's case He Is
man in the peculiar situation Of being pun.
ished BY the la.s Of honor and profit through
no faal, of hi. own Nsw. SAT- this 10 Dol
/ right on the par, OF the Governor, and he
could 10; better shox "a the people Of The
Territory hi. r-sp-e; Tor their wishes than by
submitting 20 The will Ut tie naj"riiy. ma diff
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-16

NEW YORK OBsERvER.-Tais Accumulated
journal reached our sanctum few days ago,
1t is devoted to religion, literature, temper.
snce. politics and general news, and 10 one Of
the best and most ably edited Of the New York
papers. We would not longer Be without il
IN our office for twice the subscription price
Religious people will End the Ohserrer Of esoe
c'al interest and value. Published By 8. I.
Prime 4 Co, New York city. at 8 per annum,
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II q. LanGy
Mr.. Ann 1reDEA ......,.
Uflke0 observation-disclosures.
z. y. S00A0.s. s.........'s~ s
Frank CoOpe1. ..-......... '......
Tbs saly propo.a! for nedie,l :.
the in1i9ent sirk, idiotic ana !. Ia
By Dnc1er r. Zirf At S699 %
The Bard took . recess snt;ls
Bsssrl met-au prrseat
The bill II Thonas Peter !.
road ia repair in Dist. No. 6 ,..ss
III the next regular ss.ssiea !
Quarterly reports IL the As1a
ureg received. examined. ~ II
approved. Is
Money in the Treasury eos,t.,
correct. u
fcontioaed NEXT ~,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-16

The WESTERN WORLD owned and edited
oy George A. Crcfutt, Esq. has been merged
in paper called the SostA. Published in New
York city. copy Of which has reached thi,
Office. It will need II be vastly improved "a
make Il ht successor 10 the Fest<ra World.
which yaa ever an .,hls and true repr~ses,a'
tive 1t The great Froatirr.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-16

Cop IN THE CONsTfTCTIoN.-Ihe Lyon
county Times is after some of the N-rsds p-o-
pie for urging :he Legislature Of that State "a
adopt resolutions favoring an amendment rec
oEnising God 10 the National Constitution
The Timer view of the question is the only
rational one The omission of the name OF God
from the Constitution was not made By acci
dent, but BY design; and almost century OF
The most exalted freedom Of conscience. liber.
ty Of action. and Of unparalleled growth and
prosperity has proven the cleaT headed states
manship and wisdom Of that design. The wid.
est liberty Of religious belief is here enjoyed in
peace; and al men and churches are protected
in the practice and performance Of their relig.
ious rites and exercises. rs they are in no 9th.
Of country on earth But recognize God in
our Constitution. and you create a. once ba-
bel Of confusion. and open the door to endless
eontentions and strife. Each Of the various
religious denominations will interpret the God
Of the Constitution to mean its God Laws
would be wormed through the state Legislatures
lsgitimatina the views of the dominant church,
and declaring all others, spurious, he!etical
and unlawful. Here Catholicism would be the
true and only standard Of religious duty, and
there Metbodism; here Trinitarianism. and
there Univ-rsalism. would be declared to em.
body the expression Of the Divine will, and
the weak would invoke the voice of reason and
common sense In their behalf, 10 vain. The
best thing all Of Us can do il to let well enough
alone. and none Of 10 would be better off nor
% well of with recognition Of God in the
Constitution a. we are at present; nor would
the existence Of suoh being be any more Ger.
tain or his win toward US more clearly defined
than now. The book Of Esther nowhere men.
tions the name Of God, aad yet it il probably
assood book for tho purpose Of religion as
any in tho bible.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-16

THE Araianche says ito correspondent at
Boise City has forgotten more than we know.
The great trouble with It and ito corrsspoo.
dent both is that they have forgotten too much,
But we know. and we think tho AralaacAe
knows tho drunken. beastly and deprayed
source from whiehits correspondent derived the
inspiration TOR his cflarae snd brutal attack OH
~; and that we .a,ly rrtaliated in kind.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-16

OUR Boise City correspondent intimates
that the chief reason for the passage Of so
many divorce bills BY the eighth session of the
Idaho Legislature was 10 increase the masri.
mouial opportunities Of it. members; and in
Wow os the fact that the body was composed
largely Of bachelors. whoss matrimonial hopes
long aeo hegan TO wsne. and Of the other fact
that ~ were divorced who applied. the suspi-
cion seems well founded.
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OBSTACLES TO MlRR]IE

Happy Relief for Young Msa sw ],
sects 81 Errors ana AsGs-e Ia carry IL n
Restored Isnr-cdirns1ts TO Marriage rsrs,s
rns:Aaa 81 treatment New And .exxns. Z
Dies books AID -rer!ars SCI; Tree a.
velop-cs. Address HOWARD As>oCiaTI0s N
North Ninth So. Philadelphia. h.-r hsz.
hAsEnS aAge reputation tx hancrabls caa.ss
r-os@ss.orA. sksaI.
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-16

HoS. C. c. STEVENSON. OF Nevada. broth.
er Of our much esteemed fellow townsman,
Col. E. A. Stevenson, has been elected Speak
er Of the Nevada State Senate. The WORLD
congratulates Mr.. Stevenson on his elevation
and also compliments the COL on the unusual.
ly satisfactory manner in which he has per.
formed his duties ~ Speaker Of the Idaho
Assembly. Few men IN the Speakers chair
win such universal applause 40 he has done.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-16

SxRIoUs Loss. The Walla Walla States
aas Informs % that Thomas Hays formerly II
Horseshoe bend lot he poekrt baok recently
hstwrsa Wallals and Walla Walla, containing
go in csrreasy. Il was 81 tho money Mr..
Hays Aad.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-16

ALFONSO has been crowned king Of Spain
The FIRST act Of his newly created Whatshall.
we-call hint was one OF clemency. Amnesty
was granted to all OF the Carlsts; an act which
encourages US to hope the best Of the new ruler
The man who has the wisdom and humanity to
vethe scafold and theguillotine. at the threshold
Of his authority. and when the mob clamor.
loudly for vengeance, sets an example which
might be copied to advantage BY, even. our
glorious republic" He will redeem Spain
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Rev. J. 4. Jordan. Of Sacramento. .' =
~. .o.r,. If al oration delivered BY him o.
- ....<o. fkeao 1icsss.

xha eouras Of al GRAFTON deiiserea " lam W
Ena,e;,afios Day, quotes these Ices;
$4,000. deerzded, t1ampsed and oppressed
ne neero exile hngaished u ne se
Vifa nothing le4f Of life: vIsn oas<u
And MOI hoDe- ezerpf the ne.Pe "
And proceeds. .was reduced {" the level o.
e.. hats Of the field. and hrld there with an
iroo hand. until tie immortal Lincoln set h'm
free"
We desire to whisper in the Rev gentle
mans ear that the lines he quotes are very
good poetry. bat very Indifferent history Be
too . race can Be reduced to the level Of the
be.st,. il must have reached . position ADORE
that level. Now. where in the bis:or, OF the
human race. Brother Jordan, has the Negro
aver been aueht but q savage! Indefensiblr
m even revolving as slavery is to every humans
mind. did not the negro. as a slave in the South
,st.,c To = standard Of eminence in all thai
1;stinsuishes the man, far surprising anything
aver conceived of By his race b. fore. since
history began: Until it lie shown that the ne
.ro race has been eralfed. ali attempts {" sto"
th.t Il has been dbased are out Of order. The,
are a God made them-indolent. happy go
luckvn barbarians; and such they Will remain
until swept of the earth rs they soon viii De
n make room for the ressiessly progressive
and aggressive Caucasian. Many tribes o
American Indian. have already persisted. and
the race Is rapidly approaching extinction
90 must it b with the African race. unpieas
mt to the mind q u the contemplation OF such
. calamity.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-16

The Baard af Commissioners of Bsssss. raan.
" met IN regular s~sss''n Jan. I. \. II l-.S. Il
being th.. hrss n"nday at said m"n'h Prs
ent ". " Black. X & AlI-n and T.. J Hall.
Ga melton ri l. Il Agl~n w " Bach was
chosen chairman
W. W. Black X G.. Ailen and T.. ] IuIl
.nnk and subscribed in the oath of o.hee
gecsss until Il o'cl"ck p. NJ.
Baard m~t-ali pres~nt
Ordered that The Official bonds of Justice %:
the Peace and Constable be fixed Il; the sum
Of al 900 zach
Ordered that ,he Sheriff elect execute and
kle bond "a tax collector. In the SUN III 81.
500
Official bonds of the following officers exam.
in-d and approved.
Samuel Stewart Sheriff Johr Brojbeck
Treasurer. James Moriarty. Auditor. John
German. Assessor. NJ r. Mar-. Probate
Judge. H. B. kimmel Justice Of the Peace.
James Carr = for Granite Precinct. Hugh
Wilhelm Constable for Idaho City Precinct
Board adjourned till ten o'clock Tomorrow.
Jan. 5 Board met pursuant to adjournment.
All present
The complaint Of J. l.. G. Smith against
Edward Fahey. rnad con,t actor TOR road Lis.
tricis Nos. aud was taken up. and witnesses
examined
Board adjourned till l o'clock r. NJ
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met-all present
Further consideration Of the case Of Smith
~. Fahey postponed till Tomorrow. At 10
O'Clock.
Bonds Of the following officers approved:
Samuel Stewart, ~ Tax Callectar
s. B. Connolly. A. Justice OF the Peace.
Thomas Peterson, Justice Of the Peace,
Squaw creek.
Proposals for keeping in repair the roads ii
the several Districts opened and found to be
~ follows:
Two Dista. Ncsl / n. r. Burrus 1890. 81. 600 90
ko< the Boston road to the surnmis between
Ek and Grimes creeks 90
Ropn ~. 4
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-16

THE Supreme Ccnrt Of Idaho Territory Il
in sassion At Bniss City
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Saddle. Carriage. Buggy and Team =, 81
constantly on hand and ready for use ~
and horses received for board Or to fs1s
week cs month.
AT LOWEST RATN
A god hoss,se always In resiinee slsi
tcmeeA and every sccommasson ps''
class livery stables.


Il Beldeo. ]. G. Isaacs. lthamaf I. rrsa
Ter Allen. Thos. Moosry. Jr-. y. nse
pavfa. Charles Albright Alphonse ~
NAoO q 10y cencegn: xo&tce @ia
Z IAoaas Noosfy. IT,. hsvs done soss
Nsssm -
Ons Hundred Nlo0l and siAv ~
q - Loas STR mira. n ~ Psscsr 49, y
- - cosnsy II Boise. Territory O -
- hase failed 10 contribute sns -
youf rsspesttv~ intee<ses n 80 ~
eA0e ahAh Moa have beea pAtd -
04ys 6o0 - Anae hes0of ycof 80 r. g
0t1e WIN - S1g1si1eA - o1ss.1so1. 400
The New York herald., 1875-12-14

appear and that he nos partner with Hall
al the date Of the Judgment and mad not
been for more than SIX months before The
decision below that the Judgment was
conclusive against Lybrand notwithstanding his plea
and his residence in New York IL IS here held
that after the dissolution Of copartnershp one of the
partners in a suit brought against the hrm has no
authority enter appearance for other partners
living out Of the and who have not been served
with process and that Judgment against all partners
founded such an appearance may be questioned Dy
those served with process suit brought thereon
IN another State and will not bind them. Reversed.
Mr. Justice Bradley delivered the opinion.
No So Nudd and Noe Burrows, Assignee, &C,
Error the Circuit Court for the District Of illinois,
This action by the defendant here assignee IN
the bankruptcy OF Emmons, 10 recover certain
money and property received OF the bankrupt oy the
plaintiffs in The claim was that the property
received stock bought largely on credit at time
when Emmons hopelessly insolvent and that
this fact was al the time known TO tho defendants,
and that the transaction amounted to . fraudulent
preference OF creditors The Court below found the
allegation true, having admitted as evidence the deca-
rations of Emmons concerning the purchase OF the
stock the payment TO the plaintiffs IN error, not
withstanding the declarations were not made IN the
presence either Of them brought TO their knowl
edge The Court here affirm the Judgment sustaining
the theory OF the assignee that the evidence was com
petent being the declarations OF coconsprator Mr.
Justice Swayne delivered the opinion
The New York herald., 1875-12-14
NIItI EHpIHtVT OTULUH
The Board adjourned until Thursday neS
Is 1T A JOB 2

twill be remembered that two weeks ago an appli-
cation was made by the Police Commissioners to the
Aldermen 10 authorize the filling in OF the sunken
meadows on Randalis Island which Mr.. Dsbeckcr
claimed belonged to the city. Tho preamble and
luton Of Board which they asked the Aldermen
adopt Is as follows
street cleaning Cchspter s77 Of the Laws Of 1870 the
Board Of Police Is equred 70 cause the streets OF the city
city daily all the materials gathered in the pro-
Ssss 8 ss' Of the Of Health %ay Se G o%
and s9nken ana ere .sn s no pons 70
where the materials In question can be placed With
trespassng the independent Jurisdiction Of tho
state Of New Jersey staten Island Long Island Wesches
mandate OF the requiring the material to removed
daily Of the city the Board Of Police have been
he open ocean outside Of Coney Island great
%s,hod win not be praeicabe during The winter
when and ice will render the towing Of seows ont 20
Kandas Island Is an extensive area called Isenken
informed that this could be reclaimed and utilized by
deposting thereon the street cleaning materials Il raised
city area Of valuable land equal g abont onehsf the
the Board OF Health this arrangement would afford 70 tho
Of Police facilities for the lawful disposition Of street
cleaning materials during the winter, without which the
business Of street cleaning only be done great cost and
Resolved, That the Honorable. Mayor Aldermen and
Of ns % al ss% such Ss s sd %
shall g be appropriate and effective 70 enable the
bring for the purpose above mentioned and 70
I'LL the land under adjacent
Randaps Island. known "Sunken Meadow
Adopted by the Board Of Police December 2, 1879
Alderman McCarty opposed its adoption, and II
was referred TO the Committee on Roads, Of which no
chairman. IL will be that in the proceedings Of
the Board OF Aldermen yesterday the Corporation
Counsel Is asked give his opinion as TO whether the
meadows the property Of the city private ndi
viduals. Major Tuomey Clerk Of the Board OF Alder
men states that the meadows are the property Of
Walter Jones ana others, Of Cold Harbor, l. l., and
that Warden stephens, Of the Child's Nursery on
Randas Island has searched the title Several OF the
Aldermen think that II job TO reclaim lT5 acres OF
useless land for the benefit OF the owners and u is est
mated that the property would increase value fully
$3.50 600 $500 600 by such 0ng in The appearance
in the Board OF Aldermen the day II was introduced
OF Commissioner Dsbecker and Captain Sumner, Of the
Street Cleaning Bureau, in the interest Of the move
ment gives rise TO suspclon and since then some OF
the Aldermen have been investigating the matter and
hnd they report that the sunken meadows do not be-
long 70 the city. While they are willing that Mr. Dis
becker may a dumping ground for the street
refuse they claim that the owners OF Sunken Meadow
should pay for every cubic foot OF ashes dumped there
Among those Aldermen who thus the question
Messrs McCarty Blessing and Riley.