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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-16
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GovERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inser-
hal revenue, S270, 678i1; customs, S15,932O2.
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VASES FOR THE ART GALLERY.-The col
lector of customs at Baltimore has been au-
thorized by the Treasury department to
admit free of duties some handsome vases
imported for the CorCoran Art Gallery.
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OTHER TESTIMONY,

John A. W. Cdrcoe (chief detective )-Greeu
came here with witness and Leighton on
Friday, August q, reaching here at SO D.
m, and went 10 the Police Court.
Cross-examined.-Wi Witness next saw him
In September; on the 9th OF August Green
had black mustache, and vas clean.
shaved he thinks. Witness did not notice
him carefully in September. His picture
was taken at Gardners.
u. W. r.. SidteT recalled.-The man who was
with Snyder had whiskerS on the chin and
mustache; don't recollect whether he hal
any other whiskers; his pin attracted his at
tontion.
Cross examined.-His hair was black and
there was bald place on his head.
Henry BiIIb0l1R and james MaalU testified
TO the COED character of Green. Recess.
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HORRORS OF THE SEA.
The Sole Survivor OF q Wreck.

NEW YORK, Dec. l6-Late Newfoundland
papers state that the sloop Hog ewell, with
eight persons on board; which left st. John q
on the morning of November 18th for Har-
Dor, Maine, was wrecked. The early part of
the day was fine, but toward night q heavy
storm arose. The Hopewell proceeded as far
as the vicinity of Cape st. Francis, when
she ran upon Biscan rock about 8 o'clock in
the evening. ALI hands with one exception
were lost. The survivor got on a rock, aud
there remained until next day toward even
Ing, when he was rescued after much trouble
by the steamer Hercules, who discovered the
poor fellow waving handkerchief He mad
been on the rock about twenty hours at the
mercy OF every sea, and was almost ex-
hRusted.
A Crew Clinging to the Rocks.
The same day the schooner Water Witch
left st. Johns for Conception Bay, and went
10 pieces in the vicinity OF Cape st. Francis
at night. The shore line is almost perpsn-
dicular to the hight of nearly 900 Ieet. As the
vessel was driven against the cliff, those on
board got on ledge where they chung dur
ing the night. Those whose footing was the
least sc 8 ure being
SWEPT OFF BY THE SEA.
Thirteen out OF the twenty -four persons on
board were saved, each one being made fast
to about 100 fathoms OF line and hauled up
the face of the cliff by the settlers in the vi
cinity. who discovered the shipwrecked crew
by their cries. There were four females lost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-16

SENATOR MORTON emphatically denies
the report that he was in any way concerned
with the whisky ring in connection with the
Indiana campaign fund of 1872. The state
ment that Col. Holloway, postmaster at In
dianapolis, has been indicted in connection
with the whisky frauds, is also contra
dicted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-16

MAJOR JAS. BELGER Quartermaster u. s.
A., has been ordered to turn over to ID
Lieut.. Geo. r. Cecil, 18th infantry, all funds,
property and duties pertaining to the ma.
Iional cemeteries in his charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-16

THE FRIENDS OF Mr.. j. NJ. MCGREw,
nominated by the President some days since
to be Sixth Auditor of the Treasury for the
Post Office department, feel anxious In re-
gard to his confirmation by the Senate. 1t
posed by several republican Senators.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-16

THE MEMBERS of the House are enjoying
their holiday to-day in receiving applica-
tions for office in their seats in the hall, and
awaiting the distribution of centennial
tickets. 1t is probable that when the House
meets to- morrow an adjournment will ensue
until Monday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-16

HOUSE APPOINTMENTS BY THE HOUSE
DOORKEEPER--L. HI. Fitzhugh, doOrkeeper
Of the House OF Representatives, has COM
pleted his appointments. ]. w. Jennings, of
Texas, is his assistant; A. w. Fletcher, of
Pennsylvania, superintendent Of the folding
room; A. r. Reese, OF Georgia, super
intendent Of the document room; G; G.
OF the document room; Lafayette Fitzhugh,
OF Texas, document file clerk. The assistant
aoSo1keepeIs are 9ivtaea among tne sLates as
and one each to Ohio. Missouri, Virginia,
West Virginia, Illinois, Indiana, Texas,
ba and Mississippi, and from the National
Soldiers Home. The clerks in the folding
room are divided as follows: Tennessee, two;
two; and one each to Ohio. Alabama, Louis
lana, Indiana, Missouri, Wisconsin, Calfor-
MIA, Connecticut, West Virginia and Illinois.
in subordinate positions are divided among
the states.
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MAJOR w. s. DODGE, of Maine, has been
appointed clerk of the Committee on Post
Offices and Post Beads. He was formerly
clerk OF the Committee on Mines and Min
ing. His place on that committee has been
supplied by Mr.. Harry Sullivan, of Ohio.
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SENATOR SPENCER ntroluced a resoiu-
tiOn this morning in the Senate directing the
Committee on Privileges and Elections to
examine into and report whether any money
had been used by him to secure his seat in
the United States Senate. Mr.. Thurman
suggested that IL be made broader in its
scope, so as to direct inquiry whether any
corrupt means had been employed. This was
accepted by Mr.. Spencer, and the resolution
was adOp ted,
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Comm ander George W.
Hayward ordered to command the storesnip
Supply; Commander Francis NJ. Bunce de-
tached from the navy yard, Washington,
and ordered to command the PaSsaic, at
Norfolk, Va; Payma5ter F. II. Armes from
duty at League Island, and also from the
ship ST. Louis, and ordered to settle accounts.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nSPUBLlC sCHoOLS.-Ths Examination 81
Wy candidates for teachers positions and for
nromotiop will be held In rrarslin building an
SATURDAY, the 18th Instant. commencing At o
oetock JOHN RANDOLPH
oecic-N Chairman of COMMITTEES.
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CONFIRMATIONS.-In additions to the con-
firmatioDs by the Senate, printed in yester-
days STAR, were the nominations of Irving
M. Bean, to be collector of Internal Revenue
for the first district of WiscOnsin; d. ID.
Cone, Of the District Of Columbia, to be Sec
rotary to the President to sign land warrants;
also, large number OF pOStmasters, regis
tiers, and receivers of land offices, &c.
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4 FAMOUS MEDICAL INSTITUTION.
From the Ehie1g0 Times.

The name of DR.. r. v. Pierce. of Buffalo. NJ ;,
has become as familiar to the people all over the
country as pamphlets and books and his large med
zeal experience Ii We brought him iu'O prominence
and gwen him solid reputation. The Times, in the
present issue, presents a wh"e-page com nllnica~~
tion from Dr.. Pierce and readers may gain from
Il some ilea OF the vast proportions Of his business
and the merits If his medicines. He has at Buffalo.
mammoth establishment, appropriately named the
.-Noiids Dispensary, where patients are treated
an III" remedies compounded. Here nearly a
hundred persons are employed in the several de-
part.nents. aud corps OF able and skilled physi
cans stand ready to alleviate the suffernys OF hu.
manly by the most approved methods These ply.
s!cians are in c4neIi: consul alton with DIR Pierce
and their combined experience is brought to bear
Oh the successful treatment of obstinate cases The
Doctor is man of a large medical experience and
IS extensive knowledge of materia medica has been
acknowledged by presentations of degrees from two
% he first Medical Colleges in the land
lfg'u would patronze Medicines. scientifically
prepared by skilled Physician an Chemist use
Dr. Picrcr's Family Medicines. Golden Medical
discovery IS nutritious tonic. Alternative and blood
cleansing. and an nnequaled Cough remedy: Pleas.
ant Purg tive Pellets scarcely larger than mustard
see's. constitute agreeable and relyable physic.
ma es: Extract Of Smart Weed. a magical remedy
Tor Pain. Bowel Complaints. and an uneqraled Lin
imeht for both human and horse flesh; while his
ir. grs Catarrh Remedy is known the world
oyer as the greatest specific for Catarrl and '.Cod
n the Head" ever given to the public They are
sold br Druggists.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-01

SHERIFF SAM STEWART is having that
hole west Of the courthouse filled in
with dirt. Full of water all the time
it was liable to breed disease, and the
work Of filing it is a much needed one.
The work is done by Chinese prison
err, and under the supervision of Mr. T.
Smith, jailer, without any expense to
the county.
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Since the year 1900 England has
waged forty-nine wars; France. thr-
ty-eight; Russia, twenty-five; Austria,
twelve; Prussia, eight; and, in spite
of all the peace societies or international
conventions they all appear anxious
for another.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-01

JEFFERSON DAVIS, in his address at
De Soto, Missouri, expressed the opin-
ion that if the present state of trade
continues, we shall have no more spc-
Gle ten years hence than we have how.
He compared the currency of various
nations per capita, as follows:
The active circulation of Great Brit
ain per capita was S2l "a; France,
$4l.9l; Germany, $l7.s7, and now we
come to this country, bloated, by an
inflated currency, bloatcd so high no
man can tell whether he has his peck
cts too full or not. And what is this
active circulation per capita in the
United Statcs?-$l4.33, far less than
either of those great commercial cnun-
tries with which have compared it.
Now, then, | do not see without being
a financier, and having shaken hands
forever with politics, l may say do
not sec how we can have too much
currency at present.
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Mn. +. B. TAoe, for several weeks
w F. g. Co.'S messenger between Ida.
no CITY and Silver, is no longer so, the
business of the company not requiring
the services of messenger any lon
ger this season. Tagc is an efficient
man in any position, and Will not be
long ont of employment.
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MANY quartz mining camps are
kept awe by Spectators only, with.
o., out the existence of paying ledres.
lhey fiuctnate and appear in flourish.
ing condition at times, but i IS Tho
result OF outside influences. There !,
money made to be sure, but It is do,e
10y stock-gamblcrs, into whose noc,ets
1t goes and leaves, marking time with
the success or failure of the operators.
The mines are worked or not worLoa
whether self-sustaining or not. at fl.
option OF those who control tho d.st;
nies of the camp. The existence Of all
s''ch inning communities are neces.
sar'ly ephemeral, from the fact that
they rest on superficial bases: thew
nave no substantial backing in the
way OF rich and extensive lodges to
Keep them alive. Boise county is not
OF tins character; for, in respect to
quantity and good paying quartz it is
Inferior to no other mining camp on
the coast. This is well known to all
who have taken the pains to investi-
gate the matter; aud it is this undis.
pnted fact which makes bus ness men
ieel easy about the future, knowing
that the reward of Years Of toni and pa.
tent waiting undergone 10y them is AL
most within their grasp. The right
KIND 0! rock IS here and in inexhausti-
'lc quantities, and the mill men will
prove il III Il few more weeks.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIN
~ partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned in the Butchering business in Boise
county is this day dissolved by mutual consent
James McDevitt having purchased the interest OF
Joseph j.. Rowe. Either of the undersigned are
authorized to settle the business of the Arm Of Mo
Dewitt Rowe. JAMES MCDEvITT,
August 80. lS75-w3- JOSEPH L. ROWE
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H:..s> John Rel and Jim McQnil-
] 1v4 bongAt some mining ground
I.ary's creek, about two miles this
. ttearcrviIIe. ani are how hard
.7ts drifting They will soon he
,r,o 2 e rocking. The ground
.tra.1a5Ie piece Of property, and
.ve good return, ior money and
in lis purchase and
@llr.
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BoRx.-On Bucna Vista Bar on
Wednesday, September goth, to the
wife of Mr.. Joe Branstcttcr, a daugh-
ter. Mother and little one getting on
well, and Joe is suprcmely happy.
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Notice TO Tax Payers.

TIME TAX PAYERS OF BOISE COUNTY WILL.
! take notice thst tho Territorial and County
taxes now due aud payable and that the law ius
relation to their collection will be strictly enforced
and that the time for collecting expires on Frdays
the first day Of October. JOHN GORMAN,
Assessor aud Exoicio Tax Collector Of Boise Coan>
ty, r.
lnAAo CITY, Aug q, 1875.
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m Bneua Vista Bar ditch and
[,ne company have made about
Kindred feet If new road di-
nm. rom the old and coming into
-.ra.n a short distance this side If
!, r.-m springs. This was done in
.t.l allow the working of mining
ruI over which the main road
..7ar>,d
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Administrators Notice.

Es1Qze IT JQc0J Pe1eyrson)
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY
4 y the undersigned. Administrator of the above
named estate to the creditors Of ans ALI persons.
having claims aganst said deceased to exhibit. the
same with the necessary vouchers. within ten
months from the first publication of this notice to
The undersigned at the store of Wei Il Co., in
Piaccrville Bo Sc county, Idaho Territory.
september a. 1875 LOUIS FULD Admir-
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r,,,F RECEIVED. The new county
! l., across the Upper Payettc, bull,
', n.rpsev and Jones, was received
i. commissioners last week. 1t
,,,,arnced a substantial, wcll-con-
..-.l piece Il work, rejecting
=, ,-aiit IN tie builders
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10 remove stains from the character.
get rich.
A short horse is soon curried, but long.
horse gets home first.
All honest men will bear watching. It
IS the rascals who cannot stand it.
A new definition of an old maid is. A
woman who has been made for a long.
time.
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We publish this morning the song
Of Ninety and Nine, which was sung
with such great effect by Mr.. Sankey
in London. It is beautiful production.
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WE learn that Mr.. John Garrecht
has bought an interest in the butcher
ing business Of Mr.. j. McDcvitt, at
this place.
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-. srRyrcrS.-Ecv. d. G. Strong
zach at eleven in the morning,
,,ran in the evening, at the
, ~, Church at this place next
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..,,,srrs registered eighty-five
'4 :. avery day this week during the
''H The weather beautiful
FtDo'l's' H.,
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The Continental Congress was orr.

HE Continental Congress was orr
anized in l774. There were IA differ
cnt Presidents of the Continental Con-
gress prior to the adoption of the Con-
stitution of the United States. Since
that time there have been eighteen
Presidents. The country can there.
fore boast of having had .thirty-twos
Presidents. The Presidential time
commenced little over one hundred
years ago.
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| HE URINE OF BURKlNG.-On the 10th
of November, 1927, an old man by the
name Of Donald died in West Port.
one of the purlieus Of Edinburg. He
lodged with man named William
Hare, and died owing him four pounds.
His creditor saw but one way Of re.
imbursing himself, and that was Ly
disposing of the old mans body to
the doctors. Hare found ready ac-
complete in VIM. Burke, another Irish
man, and also one Of his dodgers. The
body was removed from the coffin
and a bag of tanners bark substituted
for it. The lid was screwed down,
and the little funeral went off rs usual.
The same evening Hare and Burke
stealtly repaired to the University,
and meeting student in the yard,
asked for the rooms Of Dr.. Monroe the
Professor of Anatomy. The student
happened to be a pupil Of knox's
place, III Surgeons Square. There
they sold the body for Ell los, a.
large sum for them, and very easily
obtained. They had not courage to
60 into the business Of body-stca;ng,
and SO Hare, the viicst ,f the two,
suggested fresh stroke of business.
which was to invciYIc tie OLD and IN
firm into his quarters and edo for
them" Hare started in scared! of a
victim; and, prowlng through the
slums, met an old woman half drunk.
and asked her to his house. He gave
her whisky until she become coma
tosc, and then with BuriI's assistance
Stranglcd her Her body brought
4lO.
The appetite of the vampire was
now sharply whetted, and they en-
tered Systematically upon the work Of
murdcr. Migrants. strcct-walkcrs and
inibccilcs were aiiurcd OH various pre-
texts to the house If Hare. made dead |
drunk and su!1ocated EnboIdencd |
by their success, they began 10 par I
sue their thnggis', practices even il
daylight. A woman named )ohcrty
was stilIcd, and her hodv. LETT hall cy-
posed under some straw, was seen By
two lodgcrs. who notified The police.
Thirteen victims had been secured in
eleven mouths, and all taken 10 the
same place and sold. The prisoners
were tried December -. 1928, when
Hare, the blacklist Of the villains, was
let of by turning state; evidence"
and Burk was convicted, hanged and
d:sscctcd.
The effect produced upon the pubic
by this horrible disclosure is indcscrib-
able. 4 new and unhcard OF crime.
that of "Burking." was added To the /,
list of atrocities Of which human fcnds
are capable. A>ton;simcnt and ter
r,r spread through the community.
Households gathered their members
within doors before dusk: workmcn
walked home from their days toll in
groups as if afraid OF being waylaid.
The facts were appalling enough, but
a thousand exaggeratons and invcn-
tons filled the air and intensified the
universal excitement.
->> .--
JEFFERSON DAVIS, in his address at
De Soto, Missouri, expressed the orin-
on that if the present state of trade
we shall have no more spc- :.
lie ten years hence than we have how.
he compared the currency of various
nations per capita, as follows: I
The active circulation of Great Brit
ain per capita was $2l.34; France,
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department.

:, ,sain raging in the sur
lISR'' : CONTAINS and the atmos.
n.y. ;. s,,cd with smoke.
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Ani' MUST EXTENSIVE DRIFT MINING IN
THE TERRITORY.
Inc tunnel Of Messrs. Kean, Hall 4 Mourot
in Gold Hill

Something like three years age
Messrs. Hall, Kean & Nate West con
celved the idea Of prospecting Cole
Hill, and to that end commenced a
tunnel just back of the old Churchill
Bar, on Elk creek, and about three
quarters of a mile above town. Pos
sesslng no other capital than muscle
they Iabored slowly at first and under
great disadvantagcs-two of them
working the tunnel while the third
worked out for wages to raise means
TO defray necessary expenses. With
that 'ndnmitable pluck and industr
known only to the true miner, they
thus c"nt%ued until the tunnel had
reached the depth of three hundred
and hfty feet, without striking any.
thing that gave evidence of compensa.
ZION for labor expended. At this
point however, they struck pay dirt,
and their reward was certain They
''''' = ''e'l' '''' "'"' '''e'''
'o'''''o ''''o III vi ''''''S
and now havn - fn.,a r. =. 4 49,,
""o ~" nave force u eighteen
'''''' ~ "o'h' nave . double track,
!" '''' '''''-''ole, ana lour cars ina; car
~ eac'l Il ton OF DIRT. The main tnn-
''e' : eiSht hundred feet N length,
VIII" 'hree s'de tunnels or breasts for
's-'i'e 'ee' WIDE aea from a hundred
y TWO hundred 'eet III length. The
cars MAKE rom thirty 70 forty loads
c'''' per aaS. lac expenses incurred
~ Improvements 'hss season amounted
10 three thousand dollars, which sum
has been paid from the money already
''"' - '"'' ''~ii'> pa. my OH lnclr
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J. 9A'' WEEKLY AvALAycur.n-
III. -, received a number of the
&.- :. '''""e since its enlarge.
a., :, ~" Contains thirty.two col.
d / ""'e'est'ng reading matter,
tan.. '''y me only live, wide-awakc
y, p'per printed in the Territory.
h&jJd ). ol mental labor is cx-
b Il. :. ''e Conduct Of the Arulanche,
\ tt, .. '''s put forth by its able
sati1' j. :, not thrown away, as a
D =, "u'er,'s'ng business and
tvr;h s steadily : d increasing list of
} IA g 'ulIy attest. When abili.
tsa ST. enterprise go hand
D. and ' =: is inevitable. "OId
ID ! ans, us associate, Maj. Hay, are
We I appreciated by the people and
TIN ,ss to chronicle the fact bet
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\ ''l'a Or JoHs NooNAS Mr.. S. w.
~D' 81 this city, received letter the
~ a'y from Mr., jas, Hay, at San
I. '.s'' stating ihat Mr.. John Moo.
!. ]. - died in ting hospital there
.. ~ ,'o weeks Al +. Nr. Noonan,
!. +, y remembered, was subject to
!, .'SalI'y, snpcrinduccd by some
~ s'o'l O tie brain, and had got
!. 's Gan Francisco on the way
i. '''' u New York. He was
:, '',''dent Of the Basin, an honest
e.' ! '"a was a Woodworking miner,
r.,4 i !, disease Of which lie died de-
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prove IL III Il few more weeks
|
| ~ :" Nh, muse '"'
" '''''''''''''' WHO 50 '"hS
F'' - :, '"''''' ~ oo'S' county are
:" :" >''''''S '''hS towards the ce'es'
80 ~ : '''' ''"''v y '"S'"'";
" " " 49, NV o''S III to ''- LOT '''c'
we've >'',Pp'' WIN ''a' port as Their
"''>' ''''''''' TWO weeks ago. FOR !
"S '''" P'S' one 81 ''e'h' win mo-
'''.''''''> f'S"'af''s' al e'Ft' n inter
WIS ca" ''v Oh 'he street would
WI" '"'S're'ch'o arms ny up ms
voice ana shout aloud. Ills action IN
tins respect brought To mind the H.
pers o. old, whose duty ii was AT the
approach q pasScrs.hy IT, cry ont
"Unclcan, unclcan" He would seem
A, times 10 be holding communinr,
,,;,h invisible fr;o,1,. -. a,,or. 49,;
ri,r h,cL :, pIn,n'. ,o.,;nns H..
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Jupcs WmrsoN will most likely
hold court here next week. lis
health is still improving.
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,.,,Eo-Nr. Robt. Morley and
rse,ra Macy, Of Boise City, were
ii at that place laSf Sunday.
=, The Young couple long Ike
fagpINeSS.
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Bill ABBOTT shot a black bear the
other day somewhere on Thorn creek.
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have likewise struck pay dirt, and
will in a short time employ large
force of men in drifting and filling
their dump