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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-23

Bay Having determined 10 stay and
help to derelop h,s country, l shall keep
a Fuu Stock of Goods, to sell at Far
Living Prices, and shall be glad to see OF
hear from all IN 'cant Of goods IN my
line. Orders ,cM be promptly filled and
on Just as good terms as IF the buyers
,cere present, and all packages Of to IL
hounds I ,cW deliter Free at CeaterUaNt
and Placercille. g alf at f
Idaho City. May %, 1S73.u
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Notice.

TNO EDWARD WEBB, w. r. PAYNE,
q. N. DuI.cll, George Dinsnore. g. ". Crafts
aud air whom II may concern You. and each of
von are hereby notified tibet /. g. W Crafts. have
don. the full amount Of work required by the law OF
conoress of 1872, and amendments thereto, to.wit:
One Hundred and Eighty 1sO) Dollars
uhrtb on the Banner quartz ledge, discovery claim,
situated in Boise county. Idaho Territory; and yon
are hereby required to pay to mo all assessments
AGAINST Won on the within ninety days from the
dste hereof or forfeit all OF your right tle interest
ana cia,m in to. and upon, said Banner quartz
claim. as provided for by the act above specified.
IDAHO CrrY, Jan. Z, 1874 q. W. CRAFTS.'
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Notice.

vNO G. F. SWARTWOUT, HENRY
pelden. J. c. Isaacs. Ithamar 7. Walker. Sylves
tor Allen. Thos Mootry. Jr. NJ. O. Brown Alber.
Davis Charles Albright. Alphonse Chappine. and all
Thomas Mootry. Jr, have done work and expended
the sum of
One hundred Cs16O) and Sixty Dollars
an tho Lone star mine in the Placer Mining District
in the County Of Boise. Territory Of Idahe. and that
Won have failed to contribute the amount due on
,ur resnectiye interests in said mine and II the
cave aha,i not have been paid within Ninety 100
DAYS from the date hereof your said interests in said
mine will be forfeited by operation Of Law
'''''' THOS. MOOTRY, JR .
OuAprzBuns, Jan. l. 1874. 4
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-23

Mrs. =. W. APPLICABLE q resident of Lower Payette
valley, has been in town for the pnst two or three
weeks undergoing medical treatment. but we regret
10 state, without receiving any percepuble benefit.
We DO not know the nature OF her ailmen, further
than that il is chronic one and does not seem in
clined 70 yield very readily 20 medical treatment
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-23

ArRtvArs letter from pacervio informs us tina.
the Good renplars VI TIA: burg have fine lodge
there. aud are IL . foarishns condition. Glad to
hear Il, and hope they x.li continue in the good
work until they able % compare It's with la
no city. The serpen, here Is pretty near scotched
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Notice.

TOJ. NEALE, THOS. STRINGHAM,
Il L. Schwabacher. NJ. B. Moore, g. W. Crafts, J.
Doyell, and all whom II may concern: You. and
each Of you. are hereby notified that we, NJ d.
Moore and g. w. Crafts, have done the full amount
OF work required by the law OF Congress Of 1872 and
amendments thereto, to.wit: tNt IS hfaul q
I sixty (0O) Dollars
worth on the Highland quartz ledge. discovery
claim, situated in Boise County. Idaho Territory aud
you hereby required to pay to us oil assessments
against you on the same within ninety days from the
date hereof or forfeit all Of your right title interest
and claim In, to- ann upon, said Highland quartz
claim as provided for by the act above specified.
IDAHO CRY. January ~. 1876 NJ. b MOokE,
@. w. CRAFTS.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-23

Miss ANNA Mooas. daughter OF Judge Moore, has
returned home and is attending the public school Of
this place. she has been residing during the last
year or two a. Mr.. Fix Harris Shafer creek.
Miss Moore has many warm friends in Idaho city in
whose behalf an! its owu the WORLD extends 10 her
a cordial welcome.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-23

THE weather has greatly moderated since last
week bat II is still too cola tor much 10 fall.
though several attempts were made g. snow daring
,h.iNtek resulting In increase of!cpth u. abou, Sly
As 20 IN press ,hs mercury is tan degrees below
tie .rerEl9z point.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-23

Board took u recess until 2 o'clock ?. NJ.
Board met-members all present.
Account of NJ G. Luney for quarters pay
under contract for keeping Hospital, allowed
On Hospital Fund, $500.
Account of DR.. ID. Ii. Belknap for medical
attendance on Hospital patients. for quarter
tai fund
Quarterly report OF the Auditor OF Boise comfy
quarter ending January 1. 1875:
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r. susBy's-Persons desir.
,n lorH oAD 81 mornings a, an earlier hour
,:1l vii P''" HUGu WILHELM,
! sS''''''' Night Waterman.
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rtnatr gy ~ IL no. ! 80

ltAHtT .45T ~ 4a+ no. 80
cuvS1Y ~ 1e;sA. !
/ s}e,. * Richards. Naiitn- - Naise County. do
hereby certify tu4. the foregoing IS ruc statement
IS, ta~ finances ~ Boise Comfy f-r the quarter end
3ue January :. ISIS
witness ny hand and official seal. this
January /. Is5--
L. ; GEO. ". RtcuAans
Auditor :
Ordered that the Audtor procure at the ex
renss nj the county. two assessment rolls for
the Assessor. one deed book. for Auditors and
Recorders office. one Journal for Auditors Of
fec: also the necessary fire wood, lights, sta
tinnrry. for Auditors and Recorders office. and
that h. issue warrants TO pay for said assess
mrnt Rolls and deed book.
The Board then adjourned until tomorrow
AT ~ o'clock \. VI
Friday. Jan 3 Board met-a'l present
Ordered that the following list of names OF
persons selected from the Poll list be returned
10 the Clerk of the Dist Court 10 serve as
Grand .Jurers for the year $50: VI. j. Bid
dv. T.. Bnrson Frank Cooper. Zack Elkin.
Julian Hill. Peter Swim. G. Marie, Ed. Fnl.
mcr. j. c. Fox. John Wallace, G +. Keys
I, ". Smith. Wilson Ralston. Philip KANT
John Riardon John j. Thompkins. Dobbs
:. X. Gnldtrap. Stephen Dempsey Dave Cong
amour. Henry Ashcroft. J. Y r. Witt. Is, X
Hughes. John lIallv John Eissler. James Ash
croft. A. Michaelson, John Dansain' James
Freancr. !,
There being no more business before thu
Board. il adjourned until the next regular SEES
sion w w bLASN'
JAMES MORTALITY. CHAIRMAN
Clerk of Board.
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allied into our office. on last
i' a,- Ming on hi. way to Colorado, Grand
t'iF n ,,n and New York. He is largely in
is Al'Dr .,, :, Banner. Gambrinus aud other
ss1 u ~ ,,.,v some of which We are informed
s1 ~ ~. and goes cas-, with the view OF dis
" '.,s',,,.t. and procuring assistance and
~ ~. ~. erection Of anil somewhere in the
Er;m ~. He will return il June next and
a'' . \. fully successful in his visit as Boise
ST A. IN need o, mere quartz mills aud no
'1y s =, which could be made in onr county
F''1'~' merely believe, yield so large and
si ,.,p-n ii properly managed We have
s, ,.,.,,,ta mines in Boise county enough to
,v estimate. ten more good sized
'' :. ~ u which prospect, by assays. away
:, hundreds. OF course it is not 10 be sup
.a,. ,hsy will work ny 20 the assays obtained
s,perience has Taught the miner how
- ,,,.s A. save the metals; but sc have long
=. nj ros give i,as our can1it opinion that
,-,vsrs. .enn Moth To South By no
- quartz tr',, itch in eoli and silver
=. =. I.scovsrea On the continent 81 North
w.t r,,v Ills l:tl "a. - convince people
,.,.As .-r,h a. such s,a.emAut- a. the forge
=. ,s.-n.4 o. laA.A.aery ani other facilities
A.,s.nors,ra.r their truIhfalness; but we
II h.t,-f ~ "a a .rtiuIfy expart.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-23

Conn.,. MccLixrocx E.o formerlv sheriff Of r,e,se
it, uss a.' Received the appoin,men. Of Under shsr.
pon,n.. SAMUEL Stnwart. This IL a good sp-
nan In, !, ar hcslintcck IL very worthy gentle
AID q democracy IL SO modern In It's origin.
Ike t-i.n, .'i type wishai tina. We pope our war.
othi. the B:iroct Dcnocrat viii make . nots
Conc 81, 'h' since he volunteered last Fan TO ~.
'ue' 70 that wing Of the time -honored.'s
sslr -. arts va, taken sick. suddenly. IN TIA
Parea Of 80 'aa us arc = Cow a'ln % - =
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-23

,... @V'-fso officials standing an tho stree.
hyon =, 'ed TO which team IL hitched. Pass.
Who ,. Pi''i'r side u the street f. Legislator.
Nve,c,.. 'ote his duty. has just received cordi.
'"'ine home:
!oar.s. phL-Hello Amt you ashamed oil
aa,,. ' having reduced the - salary 80 low
Hos. las to go on, to work such day a. ,l,is,"
&c, both ''sron-"No. sir; tried my best q
souls b.. jour salaries reduced 20 low that you
Osci,I go to work and earn an honest living. .
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-23

" --..1>GILL 81 CO..
" s,p.sSss t Spa this paper in that city,
he AGh' . valley, is agent for the
i, q u. sl' receive and forward ''''s''p.
,GosI .,;sements.
''' noise City. is agent a. th a. place 9,
\ sslr'ao ,nd isdvsrsisemen's'
|, ipuOns 'D' c;,ver City. is agent for the
rspsHAN, OF and will receive and for
.uSsnp .,;,nser is agent for the WORLD
u,orS. Of f'o 1--WE and forward subscrip-
!, pls'e. ''"",sements.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-23

Mas n n Mo RE anl Ira \. Dgqact:e have been
a lt.s stcs during The xvek The former tn
rrtvd i. s41agrsmg bas '1F Laser = s quite atcs
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-23

90 - STEPHEN J. Prrnea. who returned on Thurs
,.,...-, fip % the Paye.,e valley. says tae
g., N'Ss te past week IA. extremely cold. the
s.,,. nag severely All 1,,i nlny old work
en-. o'' more fro m exposure to the wealth.
RIA munger On Tuesday las. . chinook
n,~ 'he valley. and reduced tho depth Of the
Ill.,, Asariy one half l.avinz the ground bare in
as.. 1hc'Tering the grass Of the south hill
a. ,.,. '' sock can get att. Hr pierce's cattle
s,r.t."' Silhe thinks Will ue, through the win
. Without difHepl.y.
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PURE MAPLE SUGAR.

As l BOUGHT an IMMENSE stock at
n low rates while in Chicago, Boston,
New York. Philadelphia and San Francisco.
will sell Very lo,c for CASH. or to GOOD
time buyers.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-01-23

80 @'ENI Of THE fsw TEAa.--TAn holidays sro
'7'' Mi u" sa'io1s worx x the ysx Year begins
-'' Nj o'i4h; even; before Va /. the last draw.
V We Library cir C5uce.t. which takes ylacs
- f4'e by. February 27th This drarins
''''hiy take place on tia. date a. the day
M % euArau.ee this GOV Bramlc,te offers
u money TO ticse,hollers II thc draw
49,. '4' at he 'ifns a2paiatrd wha; more could
''4' ~ nat Ia needed ia :, b1y your ii ke..
na', !'n may count Oh having your prizes
'-s !''a day Of nert F.brnarv
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lContinued from first pagc.l
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY
C0MMISHIO N ERs.

Ion of Charles s. JourGan for k.eping
equity Hospital, presented, approved by the
Board and filed. 0
Account of II. Z. Foote, for quarters salary
as Dist. Atty, ($375) allowed
Account Of G s. Kingsley for quarters sala,
ry as Supt. Public Schools. ($75) allowed.
Board adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow
Jan. 7. Board met-all present.
In the matter of the dispute between the
Board 1T Commissioners and John German,
Assessor and tax collector. as to the Amt. OF
percentage he is entitled to, for the collection
OF road tax, it was ordered that it be laid over
until the next regular meeting of the Board
Jonas w. Brown and Joseph Il. Rowe were
appointed a committee to examine the books
OF the Treasurer, Auditor and Assessor. and
report at the next regular meeting Of the
Board
In the matter of the application of William
Nelson for license to collect toll on road
commencing at point opposite the toll house
OF ). l.. g. Smith; and running down Moore
creek to the boundary line between Boise and
Ada countios. Ordered that such license issue
upon the payment to the Treasurer of Boise
county, by the said William Nelson of the SUN
of S25 for the year 1875
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-01-15
Marriage UnIer DImcul.re-.

The U tab Herald tells the fol-
lowing story: A respectable bust
ness man residing i'm Cortland
county, was engaged to be married
to young lady who resides at
Olean, Cattaraugus county. The
wedding day was fixed, and the
guests were assembling at the
house OF the lady's parents. The
groom was DELAYED while en- route
10 Clean, but he telegraphed to
the family to retain the guests I'M
til his arrival, about three hours
later than the appointed time.
This was the basis for the dis
graceful scene that followed. 1t
appears that a number of young
men of Olean were envious of the
Cortland man, and did not like
the idea Of a stranger carrying his
bride away from them. Upon
hearing of the delay upon the rail
road, they went to the depot at
the hour for the arrival of the
train, met the expectant groom,
took him to a saloon or drinking
place, induced him to drink drug
ged liquor, and when he had be-
come sufficiently intoxicated to
suit their vile purpose he was tax
en- to the house of his afflanced
and presented to the bride, her
parents and the guests. The des-
picable trick worked just as the
authors had intended it should.
The brides parents ordered the
groom from the house, and the
wedding festival was broken up.
Not content with what they had
done, the conspirators employed
five or six negroes to prepare a
coat of tar and feathers and give
the groom a ride upon a rail. The
victim was taken back to the sa-
loon, more liquor was poured into
him, and while the orgies were GO
ing on the negroes appeared, hus-
tied the insensible Cortland man
out of doors, applied tar and feath-
ers to his hair, face, and whiskers,
and then rode him on a rail.
When the scoundrels had finished
this fiendish game the stranger
was left to himself. The facts
were subsequently made known to
the young lady and her parents,
and the arran gements for the
wedding were re-arranged and the
couple were made happy as soon
as the Cortland man had recover
ed from the effects of the bastard
ly outrage that had been commit
ted upon him"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-01-15

Twenty one priests live in the
Buddhist cloister of Hanie, in Thi-
bet, at an altitude of 10000 feet.
This is what may truly be called
high living. Professor Tyndall
once spent a night at the top OF
Mont Blanc, 1871 feet above the
level of the sea. Two brothers of
the name of SchlaginsweIl explor-
ed the glaciers of the Ibi-Gamin,
in Thibet, and encamped at 81, 900
the highest altitude at which a
European ever passed the night.
In the Andes persons can dwell
without inconvlence at height of
from $4,000 feet, but climbers in
the Alps suffer from the rarity of
the air at that altitude. The
monks of st. Bernard, whose mon
astery is S1l7 feet high, are fire.
quently obliged to desc end to the
valleys to obtain relief from the
asthma induced by the rarity of
the atm osphere, and after ten
years in the monastery are com
PEELED to make a permanent
change of residence.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-01-15

Best fall, $3.50 No. 2, $500. No. . S2.75.
Spring wheat No. l, S2.50a2.15 No. z
Graham, S2.75.aS3.OO Rye $3.50 and
Buckwheat S5.75@65O. Corn meal. $3.50
a3.00 bulk. Bran, DOC per 100 lbs: CLop
soc.
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cove, per doz. 2.OO@2.25

PIckIed Salmon, per D. $1,000.
Herring, per box .55@.GO
White fish, No: 1, per 4 Dbl. 600
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EMPORIA NEWS.


The Building department OF the
PHILADELPHIA & Reading Railway
Company's Rolling Mill at Read
ing, will run full time all winter.
The Clark & Chapman Machine
Company, Turner's Falls, Mass,
have orders enough on hand to
last until March.
The Washburn d. Moen Wire
Company, at Worcester, which
have been running full time since
March last, have decided to run
three quarter time for the present.
The Axe Company's Works at
East Douglas, Mass, are running
full hours, and all the workmen
are employed.
The Lessees of the Douglas
Wooden Company's Mill at East
Douglas, are doing a thriving
business.
A new company has been form
ed at Lisben, ILL.,, with Messrs.
Mason &c Hamer, of Ottawa, to
manufacture:the McEwen Harves-
ter.
The plate mills of the Potts
town Iron Company manufactur-
ed six hundred tons of plate iron
during the past four weeks.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-01-15

The pews that listen to Beech
er's scandalized pulpit were rent
ed Jan. 9th, for the current year.
They were rented for a pretty lit
tie aggregate of $70,OO0,-$l2,0OO
in excess of last year. Beecher's
people seem to be losing conf
dence in him and putting their
trust in higher rents to hear him.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-01-15

Since the thermometer has been
down to 20 below zero, people in
Blue Earth and Nicollet counties,
Mimi, have been convinced that
freezing will not kill locust's eggs
by trying the experiment of hatch
ing frozen eggs before a fire. A
small but important part in the
Minnesota Valley is sure to be
overrun by hoppers next summer.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-01-15

The boys of Kansas City, when
they want to en- joy the poetry of
motion, put on their skates and
glide through the streets attached
to the tow-line of o cows tail
This is what they call learning
acoustics.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-01-15

Gen. Butler tells of civil SER
vice candidate writing against the
question, "What is the distance of
the sun from the earth?" that he
couldn't tell the exact distance,
but he didn't think it was near
enough to interfere with his du-
ties as postoffice clerk.
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In 1862 a law was enacted to punish
persons in ttah for having plurality Of
wives. This cnActment was called the
.Anti=Polygamy law, and the first trial
under its provisions recently took place
in Salt Lake before judge Emerson AZ.
ter the facts.in the case had been distinct-
~ proved, and the tloubc-wifc business
:1t iiiutnC 70 trcde!endant, a defense
was set up that the Mormons are so firm
ly groun,lcd in the declared faith of their
church, and 4 beiisf in the revolution
-s:lnctioning polygpmy, that they regard
the act in ,1aestion as IL m;sconcrption of
the religious character Of SIol1nons, AID
as such unconstitutional, ,,ana not binding
ins4its demands and obligations. The
Judge said the law was.Innt unconstitu-
-tinnal: hat the daft ndan1 rel 4inlls he
lief did not enter int1n consideration of
the. case, and ,hc could not shield himself
under such aplea.I The Jury found the
respondent guilty, This is looked upon
AZ it .siiiA to- the.
supreme court Of the United States for
final decision. The polygamlsts Content.
first, that their idc;tin-rulation to Me mari
riage state being a religious conviction Il
is shielded arekprotccted by the consti
tuition; and Fegbnaly, tint marriage un-
aerz,4tc civif ipw-is J. statc institution in
which the latd states government can
NOT interfcTd ssI f=St he ease reported from
Utah reachds the supreme Icourt of the
lAtea- States, lit will pseduee-a most in
teresting discussion in relation to apo
litieostseotogieal question connected with
our ferns Of federal and state govern
mentS n