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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-10-07
THE: VICTORY.

Before the meeting Of the County Re-
publican Convention yesterday, it was evil
dent that the party would come up in lis
glory and display its power As there are
in material things always some significant
signs which prcsags the coming of radi-
cal changes, SO there arc III the moral and
political world, unmist"kable indications
pointing forward to the corsummation Of
those grand purposes. which ultimate in
the prom ,tioa OF the great interests that
underlie the foundation Of all good socic-
-,y and so it has happened that during the
last three or four days the atmosphere
was pcrvaded by mysterious spirit,
which whispered the impending
fate of Page and his confrc:cs. Stevens,
the mouth piece Of the faction, saw the
hand that wrote upon the wall, and he
>trembcd. Knowing that the downfall Of
the Bclshazzer kingdom was at hand,
he sought TO make peace by palavering
those whom he could not bully nor fright.
'cn, but his efforts were vain; and when
the Convention met he scugh, to hamper
its action, and defeat its purposes by a
course Of procedure which for its audac-
i;y stands uncqualled by anything, cx-
ctpt the ignorance which it manifested,
and the mcannoss Of the spirit in which it
was conceived. 1t is not chr purpose to
attempt Characterization of his course
in that Convention. He made his mark
there, never to be obliteratcd, and he
stands out to-day Leto:e the republicans
OF this county, as the champion advocate
Of the greatest political fraud that ever
imposed upon an intelligent constituency,
and nothing but our charity restraints us
from giving him and his click that severe
condemnation to which their actions just
.ly entitlc them. The work Of the Con
vcntion was delayed by their tricks, but
it could not be defeated The friends Of
order and fair dealing were in the MAORI
~ end they manifested degree Of good
Judgment, and spirit of forbearaacc
widely at variance with the schcrling and
~disingenuous course pursued by those
who opposed The temper of the Con-
yentiun will be seen in the character Of
the resolutions which it adopted and we
think they will meet the approval Of all
good citizens. The ticket is unexccption-
able, and will be elected by a very deci-
s;ve majority. The action of the Conven-
ticn as a wEc!e was most judicious, and
it was very decisive Of the fact that the maj
~esty Of government resides with the poo
pie and that they can neither he driven
nor cajoled into the support nfan individ.
ual or faction, merely to crafty person
al ambition, or TO promote private inter
ests. We congratulate the Republican
Convention Of Mower County upon its
fairness, upon the principles i. has enun-
cia,ed, upon the ticket which it has p!ac-
ed in the field, and upon the growing ten
dcncy which indicates the speedy and
complete uniticalion and harmony of tho
discortlant elements OF the party Let us
work wisely and with vigor, fer the con-
summation Of that political union which
should result inevitably from tic success
of the movement which was inaugura.cd
yesterday.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-10-07
Fatal Hunting Accident.

MADISON, Wis, Oct, "A young man
IS years old, named George Chandler, liv
ing miles from this city, in the town OF
Burke, went out into the brush near his
house hunting yesterday. Not,Tctnrning
at dark, search was made and he WAS
found dead in the brush, his gun: by hi:
side, his clothes partly burned oil, and the
body burned to crisp in. some places,
and the bowels protruding. 1t is not
known how the fatal accident occurred
but it is supposed that the gun caught in
the bushes and was discharged in his
breast.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-10-07
AS Edward Persons, who lives near S

As Edward Persons, WHO lives near s.
Charles, was driving home, and was sllor
distance out of town, two unknown mcn
sprang out Of the bushes by the roadside
seized Mr.. Persons horses hy the Bride
but apparently made mistake in THEN
man, as one Of them said to the other
"This is not the team Mr.. Person asked
them if they wanted to ride, they made nc
answer or further demonstrations, but i'm
mcdiately returned to the bushes. 1t is
supposed they had seen some farmer sell
his wheat and receive his money, whom
they intended to waylay and rob.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-10-07
disaster at Soa.

COPENHAGEN, Oct. 4.-The Swedish
steamer L. J. Bager, running between Lu.
beck and Copenhagen, has been burned
in the Baltic, and "a passengers and IA of
the crew perished. The steamer was a
small one, and was built in 1868 at Gluten,
hur1h -. - .
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-10-07

A telegram from San Diego, California,
says serious trouble is feared with the Pola
Indians in the mountains in the northeast
portion of that country. They number
between 800 and 400 able bodied men,
and owing to the rcmotcness Of their To-
cality-about eight miles inland-and the
sparscness of white settlements, grave diff:
ficalty seems imminent. Governor Pach-
eco AMI General schofiell have been tele-
graphcd for arms and troops.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-10-07
Spiritual Monte.

New YORK, Oct, A gang of swind-
lcrs claiming to be spiritualists: but whom
The Herald says are hree-card-monte
men, gave a public scance at Tammany
Hall last night. They were exposed and
denounced almost at the outset of their
performance, and all abscondcd by the
back way, having realized couple of
thousand dollars. They had advertised
largely under the names of George Willis,
E. T. J. Allyn and G. II. Leg, and their
medium claimed to act under the spirit
ual influence of the Indian King Phillip,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-10-07
To be Hanged.

BosroN, Oct. Ain the United States
circuit court this morning, Geo. Miller
and VIM. Smith, convicted Of murder on
board of the Schooner Jefferson Borden
were sentenced to be hanged Jan. 18th
next. They received their sentence with
out emotion
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-10-07
TAX JUDGMENT SALE.

Pursuant to Real Estate Tux Judgement
Of the District Court in tho County Of Mower,
force the payment Of Taxes upon Real Els tate
in the County Of Mower, for tho year 1872
and previous years remaining Delinquent on
and prior to the list day Of June, A. u. 1873.
and Of the statutes in such eases made and
provided. I shall on Tuesday, November End
a. D. 1875, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon at
the County Auditors Office, in tho city Of
Austin, County Of Mower. sell tho lands
which are charged with Taxes in said Judg-
ment, and on which said Taxes shall not have
been previously paid.
p. T. MCINTYRE,
27t2 Auditor of Mower county, Mi mn.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-10-07
Accidentally Shot.

Special to the Pioneer. Press.
WABAsHA, Oct 3.--Charles Bailey, son
of Mrs. J. NJ. Bailey, proprietress of the
well-known Riverside House at this place
accidentally shot himself while hunting in
the bottoms on the Wisconsin side, thi.
afternoon: The hammers of his gun
caught in some grape vines, and discharg
I'd both barrels into his right breast, com
ing out near his neck making a very ugly
flesh wound.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-10-07
REPUBLICAN, NOMINEES.

REYOBLEC-AN NSNtNEESs
STATE TICKET.
For Chief Justice Of Supreme Court,
JAMES GILFILLAN.
For Governor.
JOHN s. P1LLsBURY.
For Lieutenant Governor:
JAS. Is. WAKEFIELD.
For Secretary Of State,
JOHN 5. IRGENS.
For Auditor,
ORLEN P. WH1TCOMB.
For Treasurer,
WILLIAM PrAENDER.
For Attorney General.
GEO. P. WILSON.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
SAMUEL II. NICHOLS.
For Railroad Commissioner.
WN1. r. MARSHALL.
COUNTY TICKET.
For State Senator,
Il. I. SMITH.
For Reprcscn.ativ
G.. F. GREENING,
H. +. DEMMING.
For County Treasurer.
IINGNTNDSON.
For Court Com missioner,
CHARLES SMITH.
For County Commissioner,
FIRST DISTRICT,
FRANK KIIBALL.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-10-07

Australia continues to furnish little
gold, bu, its yield is declining from year
to year. In 1862 the number Of ounces
yielded was 1872, ,l02; in 1873, 1,249, 407,
and in 1874, 1,l02,614- 1t will be seen
that the amount has diminished with each
year. The Melbourne Argus argues from
this, not that the gold deposit is lessening
but that, as the mining business is con-
Quoted, it does not pay fair interest OF,
capital and lab Or expended.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-10-07
TAX SALE.

Pursuant to Real Estate Tax Judgment
Of the District Court in the County of Mower
State Of Minnesota, entered On tho 10th day
Of September A. D. 1875, in proceedings to
enforce the payment Of taxes upon Real Els
| tate in the County of Mower, for the year ISL
remaining delinquent on the LIST day of June
A. d, 1878, and Of the statutes in such cases
made and provided; shall on Tuesday, the
in the forenoon, at tho County Auditors Of
fee, in the city of Austin, County Of Mower,
sell the lands which are charged with taxes
in said Judgment, and on which said taxes
shall not have been previously paid.
P. T. MCINTYRE,
27t2 Auditor Mower County, Minnesota.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-10-07

Noting the present of Il silver cup to a
brother journalist, Western editor says:
He needs no cup. He can drink from
any vessel that contains liquor, whether
the neck Of a bottle, the mouth of Il pick.
lie jar, the Spite of a key, or a bung Of a
harrnl
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-10-07
EFizootfc aud Hog Cholera.
,ial Telegram to the Inter- Ocean.

Special Telegram to the Inter Ocean.
GREENvILLE, H., Oct. A mild form,
Of epizootic is showing itself to-day, If:
fecting majority Of the horses. The
hog cholera also prevails to an alarming
extent
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-10-07

Brigham Young's first lieutenant in the
Mormon church, Elder George Smith, died
in Salt Lake city few days ago. He
leaves twenty. inconsolable wives to
mourn his loss.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-10-07

We regret to announce the death recent
ly Of Hon. A. &. Chatfield, Judge Of the
9Th Judicial District. He died at his
home in Belle Plaine.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-10-07

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Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-13

The LAW OF NEWSPAPERS IL Suhscr..3
beers who do not give express notice to the con.
trary are considered. as wishing to continue
their subscriptions. .as
2. If any Subscribers order the ,discontinu.
ance Of their newspapers. the publisher mag
continue to send them until all arre;yagrs ars
paid. - 49,
). If subscribers. neglect or refuse to suke
their newspapers from the offce to which
they are directed. the law. holds thew rpspon.
siblc until they, have sottaed the bills. aud or
dsred them discontinued.
q. Ii Subscribers remove to other places
without informing the. Publisher. md the news
papers are sent t" the former direction, the, ;,
arr held Irresponsible. /,
s. The Courts have decided thnt refusing tc
take newspapers, fn'm the Office, or renewing
and '.'nving them uncalleL for, is prima faci.
evidence OF intentional fraud
The postmaster who neglects to give the
legal nstice Of the neglect Of a person to TAX.
from the office the newspapers addressed r.
him, is liable to the publisher for the suhscrp, !
ton price.
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HORN: w"
In Idaho City,!J4ne lOs 1s74 tptthe wife
Of N. HAUG, a son. 8 y '''e
AZ q .l4.@ {
BORN.


10y WRITE OF DECkETAI, ORDER OF
- sale issued out of the District Court Of the
Hecoha judicial district, In and for Boise county,
ldaho territory. upon Judgment aud decree rem.
oered IN said Conrl in favor OF painti6 in the suit
OF q. W. Crafts against John j. Thompkins for the
v witb , o, s'S,s s.. and s2loo Dollars.
=. 1873: and costs of suit taxed ct s37. which
SAD order Is duly attested June 18th, A. d. 1878 I
nave levied upon all the right. title and interest
when I the said John }. Tompkns had ON August
. OF 'Aat ne has since acquired OF, In and to
ne i"liowing real estate and mining property lying
anu DeiES situate in the County OF Boise in Idaho
Territory, VIZ: All those. certain wxter bitches
water rights aud that certain mining ground bound.
80. w. anu uescribed as follows. to-wn: That certain
water ditch known as the Lambng ditch and The
wafer right connected Herewith said ditch il attn,
a'ed on the north side Of More's creek taking WI.
yer ont OF said Mores about four miles ca.t al
!uaho Ci'y and conveying said water TO idaho CITY.
Also thai certain water ditch known as the Noonry
u.cn ahi the water right connected there With said
u!ch Is situated on the north side of More's creek
'aAihe water ont OF said More's creek about three
ana one-half miles east OF Idaho City, and convey.
a wafer 70 iuaiio CITY: also tina water right TO
tue waters 81 Hoo boo Gnlch. and all the di,ches
conveying the waters OF said Hoo uro (ulch In The
o"hey bi'ch above descrsbrd: alsp all that certain
inning ground described as follows towit. Com
'nc'cl. al . point on Mores creek near the saw
iniii ~ OK Morrel, running thence In norther.
!! direction On !ine afiy feet more or less east OF
l. ~ iAhoiLg . dwelling house In the mining claim
'o1 ies's owned by William Wallace; thence in an
ea'sfn "reoaoii 10 the top OF East Hull thence
aoh2 The sainln o; last Till 10 Tn. tlunrI where
~" .hfs'ie 'itch runs through East Hill: thence
~ so"'icr!y direction 10 tne Lambiuy Ditch |
,ne"ce ia AL .asier! direction along said IAn,bing
b!'ch 10 = sIch known AS Ladies' Creyice Cullen |
'heiicc III sonlefly direction down said Ladies' |
Cre'iee uu!ch 10 MQve's creek; theme. down the
north side oil More creek III westerly direction
:" Nv Place o! beginning. Also all the fumes res.
'tf"-!-. pipes. !err. mining tools aud indictments
tt.u -
'oMut sa.d water bitches aad mining ground by
Ainh!hg I"iapAias. former owners u! Ia. same
5srii'er With All and Singh the tenements herr.
iiA!arilts ANA apur'enances 10 said water bitches
~" A'iiii'@ sF"und belonging any wise apper
S4A4t&' ihotc notice : hereby given Tia, on
iGes'"s. TIE lJh day OF July. 1873,
u '"t = e.,-L. L On. VII sci! in front II the
S3HEt-. sc Golt. - LA - I4'N. ttUl~e county
- no Aoo'e-Iescrioe. t.r'N III ,.-ccIs 10 the
) u 81 VA sss.s-., s-i-.s .s.d juGgiueu.
III c. - $50.
SAML STEWART,
IDAHO CITE. Jane Il. 1873.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-13

The idle levy very heavy tax on
the Industrious when, by frivolous Wis.
itations, they rob them of their time
Such persons beg their daily happiness
from door to door, as beggars their
daily bread, and ike them, sometimes
meet with a rebuff. \ mere gossip
ought not to wonder if we are tired of
him. seeing that we are indebted for
the honor of his visit solely to the cir
cumstance of his being tired of him
self.
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WHEN the Dominion government
lately granted an amnesty to the Man.
itoba outlaws, conditioned on their ex-
ile the term of Punishment of Lepine,
the adjntant general of Manitoba, was
fixed at five years. Lepine, however,
was serving two years imprison-
ment, and, as he was quite comforta-
bic, and was getting a living for moth
ing, he wisely preferred to serve out
his term, and has accordingly declined
the conditions Of the amnesty.
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SheriG's Sale.
pY VIRTUE OF \ DECRETAL

10y VIRTUE OF \ DECRETAL
- Order ~ sale issued ont of the District Court
Second Judicial District Of Idaho Terri ury held in
aud for Boise county. upon judgment aud decree
rendered In said court III favor ofJ Il. Bryant. plain.
tiii aud against NJ IA. kenpner. defendant: for the
sum- OF Fifteen HUI dred Eighty Seven and 7-ioo
Dollars. with l'gal interest thereon from October g.
1873 and costs OF suit taxed at S33 % commanding
ne ~ se!l al the right TITLE interest and equity OF
redemption which N. II. Eempner. ami Louis Eek.
hart and James Judge, merchants doing business
nnder tile firm name of Eekhart Il Judge. and all
persons claiming under then, or any either Of
them had the 18th day of March, 1873 or have since
that day acquired and TO the following dc scrbed
real property situate lying and being in the County
OF Boise aud Territory oi Idaho, to- witt Being sew.
hill claims of one hundred feet front each living on
the west of. and fronting on Steamboat guch said
mining claims commencing at the mouth of said
Steamboat gulch and extending up the gulch seven
hundred feet. and extending back from said Steam.
boat gnch of the width of seven hu Adrcd feet to the
top OF the hill Also the whole of Steamboat, gulch
la front of said described nil claims as a DUNN
ground. Also sixteen hundred feet OF bar mining
claims fronting More's Creek. situate lying aud
being on the south side of said More's creek com.
mencing at the mouth of Campbell's gulch. and
running down Morc's creek sixteen hundred feet
and xtendng back in a southcrlv direction of equal
width cf front line to the hill. Also sixteen hund.
red feet in said Mores creek adjoining the front line
Of said bar mining ground tor a dump ground.
Also eight hundred and fifty feet front Of hill
mining ground on the south side Of More g creek
y
Claresy and bounded above by Canpbells gulch ex.
tending back from More's creek bar claims to the
top OF the hill and adioins the bur claims last des
cribed herein. Also certain two story hewed log
building situate. lying and being at Arastra creek
In said County said building erected for store aud
hotel ALSO the ground under and .around said
bniiding Also tire certain water ditch known as the
Invincable ditch. taking water from Crooked river
the same being aboat thirteen miles long and
res SAID water to the Gold Hill mining district Al
SO al the water rights owned or claimed BY the, De.
iendant. NJ. II. kempner. in Arastra creek. in said
Boise county: together with all and singular the ten.
emenfs. hereditspents and sppurtenapces thereunto
the parcels herein descrhod Public notice 10 here.
BY given thst on biz - = ~ '.sii #i8ss9 Il
/. Wednesday,vthe 10TH day Of june, 1875.
atrn o'clock H.. I will soil in front Of the Court
Hosss door. in Idaho City. at public auction, for
cash. the above described property in parcels to the
highest bidder for cash to satisfy said Judgment,
costs aud accruing Costs. SAN'L STEWART.
IDAHO CITY. May 81. 1875 ''-' sheriff.
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" JACK THOMPSON, who came here a
DAYS ago in company with couple of
Itlemen from below, left Saturday morn
for Winnemucca, taking with him a
hundred pounds Of quartz from some
b. near the GambrinuS, which is said
& fabulously rich. The object is to
\ A twenty-five stamp mill there rs soon
possible. As il is corporation, and in
hands Of capital, il will undoubtedly
pushed forward.
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A4''oNE young ladies' in Warsaw,
'ESly, have signed a new kind Of
which reads:
P he Undersigned ladies' of War
F'F''Is 10y our example to pro-
F|on'my and to discountcnancc
[saAce, and thereby tighten in
|FaS'lre the burdens Of our hns.
~ fathers by prudent retrench.
our household expenses, there
we our words Of honor each to
mat we will not, during a
one year from the first of
''' purchase any material for
apparel, the cost of which
'eea twenty-five cents per
NV we further promise to OBJ
"'ct economy in all our house
%nances, and chcerfully add
ue''cate sacrifices to the gen.
Vi nome comforts-too often
With fur the frivolous outside
~ OF the body alone.r o.
Tor the girls of Kent ucky,
Let their noble example be
" the ladies of the whole
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Caesar, Why don't yQy fire, at those
ducks! Don't You sec that YOU have
the whole flock before your" II know
it, massa; but you see when l gets q
good aim at one ob 'em, tree or four
o1ers swim atween it and me, and
puts me all out.n . 800 % "'''' "a F.'o'
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The GREAT CLOCK AT NESIcE.-On the
dial plate Of the great clock the TWEEN
ty-four hours are marked with signs of
the zodiac and the phases of the moon
Above this is the Madonna, sitting in
state upon a platform between two
doors. On grand religious festivals,
such as Ephiphanv and ASCENSION the
door on the right OF the Virgin opens,
and out walks an angel with big
trumpet, which he blows. and then
bowling 10 the Madonna, passes on.
lie is followed BY three Moorish mon
archs, or three wise men. or the three
sacred kings. one Of whom is black ms
night. These all pause, and bow be.
fore the Virgin, and the whole par,vI
pass through the door Oh her left.
which immediately closes after them.
On the platform is huge bell, beside
which stand two giant figures, who
strike the hour with slrdge hammers,
while above all is the lion Of st. Marh
with ons,rctclicd wings.
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Two Hundred $500, Dollmrs
A7otice to Creditors.
E.;a.e of Alfred d. Saunders, decease

L|'a.e OF Alfred D. @i.rs, decea scd.
RaorttE l. HEREBY GIVEN lsY THE UNDER
oV signed. AiuiulstfatriA ani Administrator OF
til. above na'llc estate - Ill. c editors OF and all
persons having claims against SAID decreased to cx.
hlhit the zane, ei II the nect~>f. vouchers, within
tea months from! the arst publication Of this notice
Ia the undrrs igue n the Office Of .ilas " Brown
IL Ii.ho City. Boise county. ,aaho Territory.
MARGARET SAUNDERS
Adniiui> tratrix.
JONAS W. BROWN
Administrator.
Idaho CITY June 5'h 1S-a sw
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AR Ygs. 'G1ss's. &c s..:.s .~...g .y

The rivers running into the Gulf OF
Mexico from Austin, the entire of Tex.
as to Mexico, I'll one with astonisb-
aent. They burst out at the foot of
tho Guadaloupc mountains, full fedged
rivers. The streams of cry stal water
large enough to run the largest mill
wheels burst out of the solid rocks.
Lately fordcd the San Marcus river
ten rods below its source, and it was
three feet deep, seventy feet wide, and
ran with great velocity. So it is with
the Rio Grande river below Fort Cult
man, and with the Cebclo, Medina San
Antonio, San Pedro, Solado, ard the
Guadaloupe. They all burst out of
the ground full hcdged rivers--cold,
clear, and full of ice. found quite
large rivers in Colorado and Kansas
last winter, which disappeared in the
sand at one place. only to EN- srge and
flow on again few miles hey ond. But
IN Texas the rivers do not Sc en- to dis.
appear. No other sources can be found
but that one grand source.--Published
Letter.