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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-30

The elegant and popular Mary Houston, Chas
Miller master, Ed. Miller clerk, leaves to-day Tor
all points on the Ohio to Cine nnati at +. NJ
The new Golden Rule, o. P. Shinkle master,
will be at the landing to-day and WILL leave Tor
the Ohio to morrow.
Water in the Red and Ouachita has created
stir in our two transportation companies. Gapt.
Blanks has sent out thus far this week the shan,
non. Bertha Drummer and Ouachlta Belle. ana
will send tomorrow the Bastrop and Kate Kim
new; while Capt. Aiken has sent to old Red the
i Garry Owen, Dawn and La Belle, has the carrie
A. Thorn up for to-day, and the Belle kowiana
and Maria Louise for Saturday The feature OF
these two lines is that their boats rarely fall to
| leave as advertised. :. a..
The Kate Kinney will be at the landing this
morning and will leave tomorrow for Camden
direct. j. b. Kinney master, Anule" Sialh
The Belle Rowland. due last night, is up for
Minden direct, aud will leave on Saturday. Geo.
w. Rea in command, II. @. Bozeman IN the ofhce
| The Tensas and Macon packet W. J. Polteyent,
| ATTAIN Joe Walker, Clerk Sam Block, will be at
| the landing to-day, and will return tomorrow.
The Stella Block, for Tensas and Macon, o. u.
| Crooks master, will arrive to leave tomorrow.
| The James Howard, with her great load OF cot
ton, will be at the landing this morning, recelv-
| ing to leave to-day for Memphis and the 6ends.
b. R. Pegram master, ]. II. Chassalng CLERK;
The palatlal Thompson Dean, w. b. Miller
master, George Mlltenberger clerk, was Que at
dark with full load from Memphis and the
bends, and will return this evening, at D O'Clock.
The St. John arrived yesterday, at l O'Clock,
with full load, and got off On time QUICK
work that. She returns to-day, and leaves again
on saturday morning, at 10 O'Clock.
The following letter addressed to 1rleno mas
been handed 70 us for publication,
BARRANQUILLA, Columbia, Dec. 10.
Friend =: take the opportunity per steamer
CHILEAN. Capt Bremner, of dropping you few
lines. The river Magdalena is very low at pres
ent and boats make trips with great dlfhculty;
Your old friend, Harry Atkinson, formerly OF Red
River, and now captain OF the tine little steamer
Victor, arrived few days ago with the heaviest
load she has ever brought. notwithstanding the
low water-he having walked her down" from
Honda, as he says, nearly dry shod. The Harry
Summer, the new steamer that was built at Gin
cinnati last winter, went out on her hrst TRIP on
the "a INST with heavy load. che is splendid
steamer and in every way a complete success success,
Everything quiet in the interior, and business
brisk considering the dry weather.
by Telegraph
BAsTRop. Dec. 2S-To F. A. Blanks, Canal
corner Delta street: Went as high as Lind GROVE
Leave here with 800 bales. Raihlng
E. B. TRINIDAD,
Master Steamer Willie.
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MIN pnTTETIN
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The Proprietor announces 70 mis- Hlenos anu
;t,es for executing with dispatch, in the very
II .;,d. -
ror PRINTING
SUCH As
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BUSINESS oAnoo'
MEpcHaNTs CIRCULARS
nd INTO
ACCOUNT SALES.
LABELS
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COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Wednesday Evening, Dec. 20, 1875.
COTTON-The sales to-day summed up SioO
bales at prices requiring no change in our quota,
tions. We give also the figures and report OF
the Exchange as below
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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Teeth! TeethI
GREAT RKDUC1IoRs
93O-Gold and Platinum Sets-63O,
Usual charge 800.
915-Aluminium and Other Materials-o1Gd
Usual charge $50,
82-Gold Filings-99.
Usual charge IS.
S1-Silver, Amalgam and Guillois OoRenG
Fillings-Sl. Usual charge 81.
DIR. G.. A. TANCOURF,
I73 st. Joseph ST., bet. Camp and 81. Charles
New Orleaps L.,
Offers to insert Sets of TEE tn at the above pYeool
with without the extraction OF the roots.
Warrants the purity of all Materials, ss also The
fitting Of Plates. stability AMI duration Of dllikes
~ If paid the highest prices.
Extraotions and other operations performed bK
means of an@sthetic agents.
Toothache cured instantane0usly.
Consultations gratis. iA1S IL
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RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, BT. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD COMPANY,
GREAT JACKSON ROETE,
Commencing ON SUNDAY, October 81, 1875,
$50 p. NJ.
Trains depart and arrive as follow
(From Cslliope street Depot.)
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Express. -. .720 A. M. Express. 80 p.
Mail ....... $3.50 P. NJ. Mail. $500. 1890 P.
Accommodation.
Monday 1000 A. NJ
Pullman Palace Sleeping Oars through 10 st,
Louis, Chicago, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Only ono change OF sleeping cars to Eastern
cities.
Tickets for sale and information given at "a
Camp street, corner Common.
A. D. SHELDON. Agent.
ED. FROST, GenT Manager. aplD,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-20

CoMMgNDABLE.-As soon as, It was
known here Of the loss by fire Of all
the worldly possessions Of the station
keeperat the Minnehaha ranch, Mr.
John. Lewis, of the Northwestern
stage stable, started ont with sub
scription paper collecting money for
his relief The citizens nobly respond.
ed, as they alwaysdo in like cases,
and nice sum was soon. raised.
Chronicling these instances Of relief
to the appeals Of misfor' one is the
greatest pleasure. in the life Of, &,news-
paper man. They greatly strengthen
ones faith inMmanity.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-20

INTER ,eceivcd in this city from Mr.
tsr.r Abbott formerly Of the Basin, but
Nc Of Nebraska, SAYS tina, the grasshop.
rs have devastated that countr;; for three
ssrssiyr years, and tina, at the time oi
r-,ing they were again coming in from
A, y,s in countless millions. He init.
rrs IL, should these pests clean then,
at ,s.in the country will be gone up
,,iNlv.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-20

J. It6d fs4a4s-Mr. Mason informs nc
mat = great deal Of grass over on souan ~
e ! mas been destroyed BY fire; and thu.
g. ...a n0' Ie settlers turned out and Tough. |,
'pf several days nj Of the winter rsnge
~, ~o.n nave burned of, proving an IRENE.
dias loss to that section. The FIRE 10 n.y.,
ras'ag IN the timber on the surrounding
:, mountains It Is supposed to have
oeen sci by the boy who carries the mot,
between lndisa valley and Horseshoe
Bend, "o'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-20

CoaRErrIoy.-In the item of last Tues
fiarls,ica to the quantity Of rock fhl
FISHING at the Sub Rosa ledge. instead OF
srins that twenty five hundred tons were
rsiy for the mill, our informant stated
ai hey were sure of getting out that
Hnbr u ions Of the chara.: ter of rock
m sight. The error can be noticed at
,!iacs when ii il considered that Elliott
saOten have only jus, commenced get
'a.Gi rock.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-20

urro-The editors visit TO the quartz
,l,s If Alturas county had a queer effect
-, him. Their dazzling richness com.
.'t,,r hvildered him. and his head is
!, r,,.d. His first exclamation upon
.,.,;,, the Office On his return was: Il
~, . hear with nineteen rattles that
-, - tassnd dollars tn the ton in
arsr-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-20
~ p 81 - y III -
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF 1oUALI-
ZATfOff. 81 yfsfssf-a- 81

: 1sO01s1DA1u0 - 49, 2N41 ~ ~. 44UA
A.--.
Inc 1oarq o. county commission
ers OF Boise county met as 2 Board 81
1qua''zaI'on on tD's' .loIn gay OF Au'
gust, a. y. 1919, II beng the, third
MONDAY o. sa'o montn' Present W.
W. D'ack' Vna'rman' = =. H"l', n
w. Allen, James Morlarty' CLERK. lsI-
Ai'er oe'ng IN SESSION some time II
was o'oereu '"a' tl'e ooaru no" take
q recess ' until O'CLOCK, r. NJ
rou' oo'ooA "''-Doato nne'' 'u''
DG"'u p,'.e'.
~ - Da''"" "PP."lo' oe'o.0 VIC
- oao' guy ''q'es'vu aeuuo,,on VI
e'o9n -'nu'0o Ne.'o00 u =
:, "s'''''n 90" "'l H :
~ ~ !. NV "'' :" "'o % 'o
- ~ ''o'o . eeA " ' = - y y =
sH.
oeD ~ '"' y' 'u"' '"' 90 !,
so's''o'' - - = D"'""'" 70 teuuoeu
'-'ooo' iG .@tt9 aHAa1 .
''". 1"uo' " o"" "pP0"leu
~ 'o"'u " '04uee"'u I" ~
' - ~ "''''''"0"' opo. !"
o'''"'' " .oas a''e'seu :" 'ne
" -'1
~ ~ '1' -. :"
1880 - ~ ' Sc w "s
T0','S I'll
- ~.
,.: - $50.
n ,o-. IN '>.
~. ,
.:. .,c
po..a 49,. -. - xsoE ;.
= NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
-, ,,.T
-,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-20

,..rVrxpxER is going to get a huge
,.,.r, made for use at his Beaver
'S :. ,o,p,. So tina, when dot udder mans
9" a I. HE he can chalk him NIT de
" : ,osn, down. Noses previous ex-
$50. IN the credit business leads him
: a;s revolutionary move.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-20

TrD-The mail rsute between
,Ismhi county was abolished late
fr W IA the last mail suck which
s !. ~. arrived at that tame was
S' !. down the other day.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-20

NuyERED-Mr. 4. Orchard, Of Pla.
"Tae, afflicted With the infiammatory
'ssna'lsm for something like two years,
1ne over about three weeks since To nv
f'neacy Of bathing in the Warm Springs.
.M o b lifted out Of the carriage and
11Hd into the house. when ne arrived.
"as's'ed about As helpless child would
laSweek his family came after him
~ nc returned home on Saturday so far
~'uS % walk without clutches or any
20 Asl''aace, His maay ffieads will
"FeaseQ 70 learn Of his recovery
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-20

'P p.,nwIN informs us that he still
6. p -, II work in his !nlacer mines
l'' ''r ",outh of Spanish gulch. He will
1.-THE = n = farre going until cold weather
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-20

arp four men at present at the
'h' SAVINGS under Observation-Disclosures
N'- One p. Cox and F. Buichet Of ri
faH nd F. S Brady, Of Quartaburg,
'.'r' ~ all getting along nicely. and will
81. veil
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-20

Hous. BURNED. dwelling
house ut the Minnehaha stage sta
ton burned to the ground on Wedncs-
day morning last, between three and
four o'clock. There had been no fire
in the house after four o'clock on the
previous afternoon, and it caught in
that part of the building farthest
from the portion occupied by the sta.
tion.keeper and his wife, and where
they never used fire. How it origina-
ted is mystery. The station'keeper
and his wife worked hard to save the
stable, carrying water, to do so; and
in doing this they lost everything they
had in the world with the burning
building, not even saving any cloth
ing. In the house destroyed was
some harness belonging to the stage
company, which they saved through
great exertiom After the FIRE was
over the man came to the Thorn creek
house in his nightclothing after COW
ering for himself and wife. The un.
selfshness exhibited in this instance
is very rare in these days, and we
hope the Northwestern Stage Compa-
ny. will remember it. " 3
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-20

Mr.. SPENCER NEBRo; accompanied by
Miss kohn, of Boise City, and Miss
Anna Galbraith. Of this place, went
over to Placerville on q visit last
Wednesday. -" '''''4'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-20

-,r.u and son are spend Rss
l1s |. ether side Of the Basin.
1850 SMITH, Of Boise City, who
Yrs suest Of Mr.. and Mrs oeope,
:. YAM Springs TOT se'e'"' "~s> =
d~ r;ne in healA
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-20

DRoPsY.-Mr. A. G. Mason. a farmer
living in Squaw creek valley, came in on
wednesday to receive treatment for drop.
sy OF the lower limbs. He is under the
professional care of DR.. Shelter. The dis.
ease Is IN its incipicnt stages, and the Doc.
Tor thinks he can bring him around all right
IN short time. This misfortune came
upon MIR. Mason at the worst possible time,
as ne was in the midst Of harvest His hir.
ca men are progressing with the work,
however.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-20

JOCKEY CLUB BAu4-Don't forget the
Jockey Club Ball at the, beginning OF
the races next week. Many are 60
ing over from here: rsrs abu fa...'.s,.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-20

The RArrlE-Dopt forget the rattle,
at Tincher and Helland'sl sassen, Sat-
urday night By taking chsMce for
the watch you assist ene'whe. y SORE
~ in need Of it. ID oaH. n sa-t
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-20

M -. HAvlrr aocon5.sied
1smh It 800. !, Alnslie to salmon CITY
.enn, county. They LEFT last wednesday law
~ 's'H arrive there IN time te.be nres.D,
ut the opening Of court p'SYssHn'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-20

CRIckETs.-These pests greatly reduced
the yield of grain and vegetables in Souaw
creek valley. The crops would have been
over average but for this drawback.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-20

MAIN street was full of Produce wagons
yesterday and the day before. The ranch.
men from the valleys are doing we'll with
their fruit and vegetables this season.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-20

/ Drxp-Mr. James Collins, who had been
alex for several months, died in the county
hospital last Tuesday. He was afflicted
with complication Of diseases which ter
minated In abdominal cancer and dropsy'
He was sixty-four years Of age, and na-
tive Of New York. Mr.. Collins came into
the Basin in 1855, from California, and
Was one Of the pioneGs Of the Pacific coast.
he had been a sea-faring man and served
several wears in the navy of the United
States. & one time, we are Informed, on the
vessel in which Commodore Porter was
midshipman. He followed mining IN the
Basin until filling health no longer per
mittedit, and was an honest, hard.work'ns
man He died 10 the Catholic religion
F..her ArchambAult administering !ne
ri,s. Of the Church several days BEFORE p's
death. The remains Of Mr.. Collins "f'e
buried on Wednesday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-20

AvRICA--As will be seen In letter else.
where in these columns the price Of native
labor in the gold fields Of South Africa Is
from fifteen shillings (f3 75) to 81 go per
month. Miners live at cost Of only 81
per week. The subscription price Of the
Cold f&'ds Asressy, a papr printed thcre,
is twenty four shillings (*6) per annum; to
which Is added 3D. ncn ccnts) postage on
each number. bringing the sum up to g.:
5s.Sd. tel1 49,. There must be some
comfort living in country like that 4
fellow sits in the shade under an equatorial
sun and yanks the nuggets out Of his claim
while An olcaginous native stands by and
brushes away the blue-tailed fly with a
twenty -four foot palm leaf fan, all for five
dollars month. 1.ff $3.50 -.~.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-20

HIRED HANDS. -Yank HaHI from
|Squaw creek, tried harcIto hire. farm
hand the other day., But had to go
home withour one.. Mther tco much
quartz in view, or the boys were,
fearful of getting sunSwnadl was the,
reason probably.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-20

Nss. MoRRlsos, Of Qoartzburg> left
BY stage yesterday morning porn for Silver y
City.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-20

LEG BRoKEN.-Mr John McGinnis los,
q very valuable cow last Tuesday. His boy
was driving her in from the range at night
when in going down steep place, the an.
lmal fell in such manner as to break one
OF her hind legs. To end her suffering she
was finally shot. This will prove serious
loss to Mr.. McGinnis, as he is a hard.
working man with large family to sup.
port.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-20

I'm koUrE.-Mr. L. j. Martin is between
mere and Boise with heavy load of ma
cninery for Crafts mill. He will be in
tomorrow or next day.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-20
h Il6QJMPgz. z rs 'I6soptll - 70 l,I5g:

: I Eia II q As 'aGaoptjI 70 s's5g
upon the bodysof Mr.. james Collins,
on Wednesday ibfenoon last IT. Vas
to have taken piAoe iii tie i cool Of tie
morning, and Dr.. zipf hsd sent over Yer
to Plscseffville the day pfe1Waess for Dr.,
Rothwelft to b present 81 tut hour.
but professional engagements pre-
venting his appearance at tie time ap-
pointed, and the stage failing to bring
him at ten O'Clock, Dr.. Zpf proc eeded
with the examination alone. "A lOne,ii-.
tudinal incision Of the abdomen vas
made and the bowels exposed. lq Here
the seat Of the disease was. revealed
without further search, for.it w ,ai dis
covered that Mr.. Collins Rad beerr the
victim of melanotic or Black cancer.
involving the whole Of the bowels and
mesentery membrane. Great holes
were eaten through here and there.
while in several places the intestines
were surrounded by hard tumors in /,
such a manner as. to- impede. the pass
age of solids. The acute suffering uun--
dergone was plainly manifest I'M the
appearance Of the terrible effects Of
the disease. After fully satisfying
himself as to the cause Of death, Dr..
Zipf proceeded to examine the other
organs and found the heart, lungs and
liver perfectly sound. At this stage
Of proceedings Dr.. Rothwell came ia.
and soon found the case Is, above
stated, he agreeing in all particulars.
with DR.. Zipf. These physicians hid
made diagnosis several weeks ago,
and pronounced the disease cancer of
the bowels, and that the patient could
not live but short time, as his ease
was incurable. The autopsy was.
made to test the correctness Tos the
diagnosis, and it proved Drs.. Roth
we'll and Zipf to be right. Many peo--
pie were present at different times
during the examination, and could see
for themselves; and the nature of the
disease was intelligently explained 90,
that all could thoroughly understand
it. Cancer Of the bowelkis an incur
able disease, and 80 prenosncedr by
the highest medical authority in the
land. d -'aJf HtsH lo2ai9 q ual ii52
SEE news from African: gold fields;
-. L. ft'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-20

1AHK HALL brought in ailAad Of chick
ems wednesday,, from Squawcreek, which
ne sold at seventy-five centsx piece.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-20

RhA leOcK.-Mr. Gratis has many speci-
mems Of rich quartz in his fine cabinet OF
minerals. Next 70 that which he received
from the Atlanta ledge. in Altlras county,
the other day, comes silver rock from one
Of his own lodges al Banner. the Wolver-
inc, ut which he is nox erecting = mill.
The specimens were picked up at random.
and some Of them would ASSAY five hun
dread dollars. The riches, piece Of rock
showed sntimonial silver. which, We be-
lieve, yields seventy-six per cent These
specimens are the hes, evidence that can
be shown Of the richness Of the Banner
District.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-20

Rich PLACER DlGGINGs.-Jess Bradford
went over the other day to look At the new
placer diggings recently discovered on
Canyon creek, in the vicinity of the ledge
found by Mr.. Hawley six miles west of Pla
cerville. Mr.. Bradford went all over i,
and saws it Is the richest ground he ever
prospected; and that if like diggings were
located two hundred miles distant their
richness would create the greatest excite.
ment. The ground embraces an area OF
about four thousand feet, and is all taken
up. Outside Of this nothing valuable has
as yet been found The claim owners arc
building reservoir and digging ditch,
and otherwise preparing for work early
next spring. This piece of rich ground
has been undisturbcd all these years of ex.
element and Is at lsstfound BY those who,
perhaps. need it and will grow wealthy
from its products. The boys now out pros.
pecting may yet strike many spots of equal
richness before the season is over
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-20

'~A THE BLACK HILIs.-Three pros.
N1'' passed through here the first Of the
/, 'no save been to the Black Hills.
~ respected on several streams ia that
! md say that 1t is rich In gold.
low bound for the salmon river
hW prospect, and when the Gov.
4. )" arrows the Black Hills open to
y. $. lney will Immediately return
"edld not learn their names only
i, VA they were driven out Of the
-, ''a oy the military, and that they
~Ae'e from Nevada.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-20

PRESENT Y0uR WARKzNrs.-See. no.
tice of Treasurer BrodOest IN appro-
|propriate column. 1adta h..4 ro;s 4Bs
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-20

READ THrs.-A young man came to the
Basin from Ohio last fall, and was employed
q. the Gold Hill mill until that closed
down, and shortly thereafter he was taken
sick and has been unable to work ever
since. His money "a exhausted, and he
mus, have little assistance until his health
now improving, is fully restored. He
il now stopping at the Warm Springs,
and Is represented ~ being sober, indus
trious and honest young man; and a. he Is
too Independent to ask help he has put up
at raflle his watch at Tincher & Hollands
saloon, in order to raise means tn meet his
present necessities. Boys, extend hand,
and give the man lift; do as you would
wish to be done BY were you in like cir
cumstsnces, stranger sick among ssran-
gers in strange land. Go place your
name down; should you fail to get the
watch the money is not thrown away.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-08-20

G. B. BALDWIN has been In town sever
al days. He reports things quiet out p
Baldwinsville. They have held no election
there this year, but will probably hold one
when George returns. He has been May
or Of the city ever since it was chartered
and will continue to fill that position as
long az he desires. The orchard of Mr.
Baldwin, to the cultivation Of which he
has spared neither labor nor expense, il
loaded with dead.ripe fruit Don't know
when he will start his cider-mill going
The conservatory on his villa contains
some rare exotic plants not to be found
anywhere else in the country. 1t also has
some delicately- favored fruits, among
which are found singular elongated fruit
with yitrified surface, in shape something
similar to soda bottle the Hostetter pear,
and another peculiar variety, the botanical
name Of which is peekel-bottul, also show
Ing a glazed, brittle surface, attract much
attention from naturalists. But the most
curious Of all Is the Brazilian Gumbo,
emitting an odor far and wide, and Is not
ed for its shape more than anything else
II hears . close resemblance IA stoga boot
and possesses some Of the prrpertieAof thee
nseful csoutchouc tree. There is still an.
other ID tree that throws out blossoms In APP
pearance something like '&rsgged sock,
which sheds q sort of sockhn fragrance,
that once inhaled is never forgotten.