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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-14
PY THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioener
TRUSTEES, SALE At AUCTION OF An ELE.
PART OF THE CITY, ON sTREET, Be

TRUSTEESp SALE AT AUCTION VI AN ELE-
CANT DWELLING IN MOST DESIRABLE
TTM1EuFS " vERMMosT isVTENffrsf I'm sIS-
TENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
=. By virtue of deed Of trust 70 rs, dated 0c-
!. tooer q, 1s72, and recorded In Lieer No. $50,
~ folio 46S, OF the land records Of the District
of Columbia, we win on TUESDAY, the 4tn
day OF January, 1876, at O'Clock p. in front Of
The premises, sen q public suction, lot numbered
No. s. In square 199, said subdivision being re-
corded In Liber q, folio IA in the ONCE OF the
fronts street north, and runs back to 30 foot
Dwelling, (So. l5n street northwest,) with base
ment, attic and back building, and has excellent
furnace and range.
payments at twelve and twenty-four months, for
which the notes of the purchaser, bearing interest
ut the rate OF seven per cent. per annum from the
day OF sale. secured by deed Of trust the prop
erty sold, will be required. A deposit OF $50 VIII
be required OF the purchaser at the time OF sale,
and all conyeyancng is at the expense Of the pur-
chaser. II the terms Of sale are mot compiled with
the right TO resell the property az the risk
and cost OF the defaulting purchaser. upon giving
seven days notice in the Evening Star.
JOIN X. 0LMsTEiD, Trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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pH EDWIN j. SWEET,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer.
No. I'll Seventh street, opposite U.S.Post Once.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF ATwo-AND-A-HALF-
R fssR:fnhH%Tssssf s2ARM NJ sr saH STREET
- By virtue OF . deed Of trust, dated April z,
fono ssS one OF ne land records for ne piss
Ssa&trict Of Columbia, and at the request OF the
party secured, we will sell at public auction, In
mont OF the premises. on TUESDAY, December
real estate, Situate in the city or Wsshington,
District Of Columbia, known as part Of lot mum.
bered three, "a, in square numbered four hundred
and eighty one. t4sl, and BEGINNING for the same
from the northwest corner Of said lot three, and
running thence south along the east line OF sixth
street west fourteen (D feet and nine 90 inchesi
thence east so feet four ana t one half
nine (9) inches; and thence west ninetythree (93l
feet folr and one half (iO inches to the place OF
beginning, together with all the Improvements,
Terms. Five hundred dollars in cash, and the
balance at six, twelve, eighteen and tw enty-four
months, with Interest at seven per cent. per an
mum, secured BY deed Of trust on the property
chaser a. the time OF sale. All eonveyancinE at
the cost of the II the terms OF sale are
not complied with within seven Gays from the day
risk and cost Of the defaplting purchaser.
h bksfSIR Il HH Il. WARNER, Trustees.
I no22-MWSkds EDWIN J. SWEET, Auct.
THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
until TUESDAY, December n, same hour and
ALBERT G. HALL, lTrustses-
EDWIN j. SWEET,
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DYJ 3. T. wORMLBY,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
15l1 Pennsylvania avenue.

PY =. r. WORMLBY,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
ISL Pennsylvania avenue.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF AN ACRE OF LAND IN
THE COUNTY, NEAR THE ASYLUM FOB
THE INSANE, AT AUCTION.
By virtue OF q deed Of trust, dated june
ShNo. 10, folio sis, one Of the land records for
the District OF Columbia. and at the writ
- ten request Of the party secured thereby,
We VIII sell az public auction In front Of the
premises, ON THURSDAY, December 10, $50, at4
situate II the county Of Washington. District OF
fal in section numbered eight, Is, in the sabdi.
vision Of Barry Farm as made by 8. @. Pomeroy,
y. q. Howard and John K. Elyaus, trustees, ae-
csrding 70 the plat thereof now on die in the ONCE
OF the surveyor Of Washington county, District OF
Terns: One third cash, balance in six, twelve
and eighteen mouths, with interest 1t eight per
cent. per annum from day OF sale to be secured ~
deed % trust on the property sold. deposit Of
sale. All co-veyaneing at the expense OF the pQr-
chaser. II the terms OF sale are not comphed with
In ave days the trustees reserve the right to resell
The property at the risk and cost % the defAal1ng
purchaSer, after Eve days advertisement.
John Job w. s AIISTQEsPPt Trustees.
des-d&ds J. T. WoRMLEY, Auet.
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Of interest, and tls2ooo for bonds. Customs 10
ceipts, ESQ, 900.
Commercial.
There have been but few changes in our wash-
tngton wholesale markets since our last report.
TIE MARKETS ELsEwHxRL
NEW YoRx, Dec. ls.-Cotton easier; sos baIss
Is S,isgis3ae ooD,olidstsd net rsesipts, ss,!ss;
Sc. d BsaII Si France i'
Flour dull and strong, in buyers favor; super
fne Western and state, tA40G4T5; common 70
s9Ga extra sS S7StS good e snoics de-
Western extra. tao60Too; fancy DO, T.oS91.ISs
common to good extra Ohio, - so6T.4o; common
nesota extra good 70 prime ts.Is6T25; choice
to double extra, e7.3o89. Southern hour dull
and declining; common . fair extra sea-;
heavyi very limited inquiry; STOOLS for m
graded spring; tl12 for No. Milwaukee; eI2s
tS5 RrM@,s old No sosi! Is, fsr
sl.27 for new amber winter western, store; 81 %
L52 for white Michigan; sl0e6lIo for No. Oil
cago; o. 2261-23 for No. 2 Milwaukee; SlSl61x5
for No. Minnesota, Milwaukee and Sheboygsn.
better feeling for new; T3e. for old Western
mixed nj g. store; ag1t1e; for do: aa0.t: 54959Ise
mixed. Oats without decided change; holdsrs
little more disposed TO realize; 4464sc. for mixed
Rio dull and lower; is82O5lc, gold, for cSrgoes,
ls6A1ze, gold, for JOB lots. Sugar dull; noni-
nally unchanged: s%0slzc. for renning; sE 081<c.
for good do; S3<065kc. for prime. Refined steady.
1o1fG10Nc. for standard A; 1014c for granulsted
and powdered; l0zsc. for crushed. Molassss-
New orleans quiet and unchanged; 570e2c for
mand. Petroleum quiet and steady; crude, Zc.;
refined, 12k0l2ssc. Tallow nrm at 9Z01oc-
Resin dull at e1.T001.T7l<, strained. Turpentin0
quiet ut SIC. for spirits. Pork dull; new mesa,
tH.606A.75. Lard easier; prime steam, 13c-
whisky firm at s1.1p< Freixhts to Liverpool
quiet; cotton, sail, ll-S2; steam, 49I-lS.
BALTIMORE Dec. l3.-Ootton quiet, but shada
Flour quiet and steady; Howard Street ane
Western super. Aoo9&5o; do. extra, k45o0a2ss
do. family, s5.T5G7.25; City Mills super, A2SR
s4I5; do. extra, s50o6e25; Rio brands, s. 5o66T5;
do. family, $s.75. Wheat-AetiYe and nrm for
Southern; others dull; No. 2 Western red, sl.3S;
Pennsylvania red, A-Sogl 80; Maryland red.
1-D9145; do. amber, tlE8l6o; DO. uhits,
new; old nominally firm; Western quiet; South
ern white, old, roc; do. new, SOC; Southern
yellow, old, roc; do new, 5686oc Western mixed,
old, 6ss.; do. new, GO. Oats quiet and steady;
Southern. Ss645c.; Western white, 4264Sc.; do.
mixed, se641c. Rye quiet and steady st 00eSe.
Hay steady; demand good; M1rI land and Penn
sylTanjA t2202L PIoyisions quiet; only local de-
mand. Pork. new, ga 2S@225o. Bulk meats, loose.
nominal: shoulders, &c.. cleat RIB sides, IoN911es
packed fairly active st 81fd1l1<e. Bacon scarce
and firm; shoulders, 10N8uc.; clear RIB Eides,
1SZ9l4c. Hams, 1o1fG1oc. Laru sready; crude,
1SZe: refined, lac. Butter active and frm;
Western extras, 2s03oc.i do. frsts, 2o02sa. Fe-
fee very quiet; Rio cargoes, 1s1102ic.; jeD-
bling. 1e022c. Sugar steady, and demand fair &C
lo1491o14c. Whisky shade hrmer, but quiet at
tl1e516117.
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CONSTABLE SALE.

CONSTABLE, SALE.
BY vlrture of three writs Of ferf Idcfds
S issued by Jas. A. TAFT, one OF the Justices
a Of the Peace in and for the county Of
S~M. Gali plaintiff, against the goods and
directed, have seized and taken IN execution all
the right, title, claim and interest OF said William
Plant, defendant; Two Roam Mares, one Dunn
Horse, one Gray Horse, one Set Double Harness:
Of December. 1875, At IL O'Clock a. m, 1 will Offer
for sale at Wallis Bazaar, Louisiana avenue, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets northwest, the said
goods and chattels so seized and taken In execu-
tion, TO the highest bidder for cash.
dec1I-ft II. e. MAILMAN. Constable.
DY THOMAS BOWLING,
ID Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
Cat the old stand Of Latimer & Cleary,)
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and Eleventh
SALE OF LAW BOOKS.
MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS, Decem-
Der 10 and II, catalogue sale Of large collection OF
Federal Reports, Digests and English Reports, TO
be sold 1t my Auction Rooms, corner Pennsylva-
mia avenue and Eleventh street, MONDAY EVEN
ING, December Il, commencing 1t O'Clock. Cat
alogues mailed to any address on application.
1S-Persons unable to attend the sale can have
their commissions executed by the auct Oneer.
de9 THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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A Il KINDS OF axHr1.EnxHs oAsrS
g ~ e g. , e s,s g e ~ n N
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IMPORTANT
SALE OF WORKS OF ART.

rfALIAN a akdn7 as sTATQARK Fi NE
VASES, c1Rp REoEivERs, &c, &C. -
I2GS, December IS and 1e, at lo:ao O'Clock, viii be
sold at the Auction Rooms, southwest corner Penn
lection Of Works OF Ar, acknowledgement french
Bronze Groups and Figures, Black A.rble Tven-
Figures, elegnns Mantel Vases % Agate. Sienna and
AtnArmo Stone nnely carved Urns, Gard Receivers,
Also four superb tauara ssatuary Marble B1sts,
representing the Four Seasons, BY Professor
The entire collection Is the recent importation Of
Messrs. WITT BROS, (iate Vito, VIII eons,) Of
MONDAY, issh instant, with s.saloEles;
deo-7r Auctioueer.
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A UOTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED
u PLEDGES.
~ On WEDNESDAY, December Is, Tat Z
o. dber l6, at $3.50 o'clock p. m, I viii sell, At
~ Sl23SPennsylvania avenue, corner Thirteenth
street, ali the remaining forfeited pledges up TO
date, consisting Of Gold and Silver Watches, jew
elry, Pistols, Guns and Clothing &c
Z. HEIDEHHEIMER, Pawnbroker.
delS-3t ii. COLEMAN CO., AuctiOneers.
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b Eesi Estate Broker and Anctioneer,
81 Seventh street, OPP. United stato Post Once.
TRUSTEES, sALEOF ATHREE-STORY BRICK
, DWELLING ON THE NORTH SIDE OF PENN

IND sEvENTH sTREErs EAST. 'tAtn
Virtue Of q deed q trust dated ARrns :, A, D.
II one q lie land records for me Dstfiet q %
lumHt and sf the Fequsst Of the party -
In mont Of the premises, On FRIDAY. Deem.
Der IL, l7s, At O'Clock 2. M, all that parcel OF
trict or Columbia known and described Is lot nun-
bered fortysnve to- Of 3. b. ferEusou,s subdfvf-
numbered eight hundred and seventy: three, ls71)
improved BY q three story brick building.
and eightee1 months with interest at ten tlo) per
cent. per snnun, secured ~ deed Of trust and
the purchaser. A deposit Of 800 viii be required
q tirs q SALE AZ nv so.
piled, with IN seven days from day Of sale. the
IL III snd cot Of he defsuitin9 uSrcaser, ser
ave Days sdyerti.ement. y
ids4srurhs e. 3. J.sWEEkT, A1ctIoneer.
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MERCHANT TAHORS.

NONON1~NN"O0%NN~0%1 ON~N@N~N~0~NDN0N.0.N.00~s
VIZ MOORE, MERCHANT TAILOR,
meres, Sc ;1ou New York avenue north
west. 6entss Garments or Pstter rs cnt 70 W
p1s.1ely and S1lata saving o. 20 psr cer1 over
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SPEED OF HoRsEs,


There is nothing that Is attracting % much n.
tentfon - the extraordinary epeed developed bv
the horses Of our country a. the present rfme
II Ii remarkable faetthat we Ind them Trottfps
down 10 TWO hnutes and Il Il admitted II Il n q
the application and careful adjustment Of
u o7OTS S.
that increases the speed 90 the shorse-fhe Weixht
Boots giving action % the Limbs and the shin;
Passing and Quarter Boots afor1ing protectien
would. therefore, invite the public and those
a' ftHR RGfE 1 %ND F y III AssoRrMxsror
BOOTS 80
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, b
Consisting o. Weight, Speedy. shin. Psssins.
we'll as q large assortnent OF Hare. Cs1erI
LAP d.p hoess, whip., Rrn:hes, sponges, and nany
Also. large assortment OF Trunks, sstchels,
yallses, Shawl Straps, ac., constantly on land, 81
THOMAS NORFLEEY,
9l3 fTHI1EEEHTH sTREEx,
noyl'n Corner fennsyiysnia ayenne.
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BUILDING MATERIALS

VTyHE AKTTICAL Stone CoMPAnY
ysssiSsles sids~sEs foes Ssss l nd eIsias.
Ho1ss ,sad Lawn Sssps ssd FistiDrns; -so1sss
fronted; cellar walls and noorfng censnte1 . ex.
made perfectly dry. and sure presenfive sgAing
" tntrusion % atA lsects ks;. .nd Al other
sdapsed. Our Portland Cemsnt becones IN . tsH
dsys upsrior 70 snz q ne nsrsis q n.t5r1 ste.s
efkher marble or rone; n more durable. ana II
ersases It. crlsning reE5tsncs with are. N oea1J
aaaas'a'.A' o. n. RoBERTs, Manager,
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GFEPHKHB0N q BB0.,
. PATksT BuHDLED KLaDLIEe W0oD.
III ne let 2 rs w. R,ssgsssdt ,ss en M me-
iss;. sss5ss ! ~ "a L q .
AZ ai IS $500 sssas Woo, saa he =
fsctions ~ -. ~ shs 81 eusiifiss eReos esa-
stantly On hand sTEfHInson 2 Bro sois
syfvanla svlne. HM and Depot sslelth-stress
wharf. : 4 rChrpnfcle.s nhD
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ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and + SITS. NV.
TRgsTEEs, SALE OF MpHoyEn AND gN;
spa 0E ER M THE TssEEH
TaIRTEEkTH mp M FoT TE sTs
NORTHWEST.
Esse al, assS sf tint IA Sa.fS II
81 80, one Of the fandr ecords for the District Of
cured thereby, we win sell At public auction IN
mont Of the premises. respectively, on THURS
real situate in city hs " p
trict Of Columbia, to wit:
s Ss1s 5s n25ss
three hundred and forty tsis begin aing for
numbered three hundred and forty-three, tss,l
md running thence west along the south line o.
SasassS ases 81 p.5ss e sSs s5:. Ias e IF
ne ve:, line Of Tenth street west twenty-five C2S
CD and three, "a In Davidson. recorded s96di;
% S he Ss d Ses
avenue, between thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
.oa; s sns sfBss g Ssns %
Terms: One fourth Of the purchase money IN
day Of sale, secured BY deed Of trust the prop
On d shs st1ess io and @ the New
o oqs G q 1 o Of 81 @
are not compiled with in seven days from day Of
properly Il the risf .ss cost q me dsisasins
purchaser or nurchasers after Ave days advertise
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER, fIrustees-
. j. 7. COLDWELL,
novels,16,1s Salesman.
~THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED
places. BY order Of the Trustees.
b nols&ds 7. j. COLDWELL. Salesman.
AS-oN ACCOUNT OF THE ILLNESS OF ONE
Of the Trustees the above sale Il further postponed
place. BY order Of the Trustees.
no2s&ds ]. 7. GOODWILL, Salesman.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
DAY, December Is, 1875, same hour and place. By
oroer Of the Trustees.
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WOOD, WOOD
C0ALl cOAL,

r. . SONS. ~
Z Mholasala azA Rsfatl Dealers In al kinds q
O. nd voe4 Ggnnsstand Coal ~
81 Rsyea and Twelfth streets
'ss :s ssg yas szs.. ss.~.s. s.oosa "a Tsi
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AUCTION SALES
Ssh Estate s:ss:r "A .ss..sns,,s.

Sc~000o0~~NoN
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
HonstarY.

WASHINGTON Aondsy sysning, Dec. L..
In New York to-day money was offered 1t =
3old dull st 1141l6nHs- Exchange strong at
~ Government bonds sctivs and strong &C
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6FHUOE yoIsr. =
wsnsys q esr xA.zs.bsss ]. "a. % nsf5esss.
i1ehss 70 q izcnss u1de, % f38 fsct long, WhlcS
" srs .at1el..sd ~ shs ssssEs % an % 6k6a
In ordss % eioss i cut y soon q psssfs,., m
ssxs $500 2 81 4 myssy n,ss es.oy eess
f.sSsss.s .dii A z e sAs.s interest," - sz..-
, LUGBER OF ALL KND4
alwsJB O hand. e lowest nAfket pr1ceS.
s II. EDW. CLARK = CO..
Once, Depot and Piknfng-M I'M,
nOLDEu HILL. GOLDEN HILL.
GOLDEN HILL
ne ben, the most nutritious ana the cheapest
FAMILY FLOUR IN The District.
VIZ. y. GAIT O0.,.
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The Suo-Treasury balances a. New YORK,
today: Gold, tl27l5,oo2; currency. en.0I. re.
The sub-Treasursr paid out t25,ooo On accoonS
Of interest, and t1s2 900 for bonds. Customs 70
ceipts, t3I0, 900.
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~THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED
until FRIDAY, November Is, 1s7S same hours and
places. BY order Of the Trustees.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-31

G @. STEVENSON, President of the
Nevada Board If Centennial Commits
si0ners, and brother Of Col. Stevenson
Of Idaho City, has left for Philadelphia
to secure the room in the Exposition
likely to be required by Nevada.
Stevenson, Of Nevada, seems to be as
popular among the people Of that
State as is Col. Stevenson with the
citizens Of this Territory; and it was
. coincidence worthy of remark last
winter that while one brother held the
honorable and responsible position of
President Of the Senate in the legisla.
turc Of Nevada, the other was filling
. similar post Of honor as Speaker Of
the House Of Representatives in the
Legislature Of Idaho.
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BRYASr's History Of the United
States, the first volume of which is
n srly ready. is expected to be a great
success. His literary fame and his
reputation fur honesty warrant tho
hope that this work will supply Il
greatly needed want, for We have no
good popular history Of our own coun-
try. The complete work will comprise
fnur octave volumes Of more than GOO
pages each and will cost over $780,.
900.
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SIxrEES.-There are no less than
sixteen contested cases to be disposed
lof by Congress, most Of them hy re.
publicans against democrats elected
by small majoritics. The case Of Hon.
S. S. Fem against Gov. Bennett will
not probably be reached before the
middle Of January, as the last session
passed an act repeating the law pro-
viding for the opening and examina.
ton Of evidence before the meeting Of
congress. Bennett drew his salary
rs Governor with great regularity up
to the last quarter ending with the
first Of this month-just one year
from the time be issued to himself the
certificate Of election - Delegate.
He had two certificates on file--th sec.
ond one issued ty Acting Governor
Curtis in August last. Tom might
just - we'll A. not had ! few more
from tho different government olIlcials|
ii the Territory il order o make
things doubly sarc.
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LExHr CoUSrY.-A private letter
from Hon. E. 7. Beatty. dated a, SaIm
on City, December 10. says that snow
fell so much earlier than common in
the mountains that packers were una.
bic to get provisions into the different
camps; consequently the miners were
nearly all compelled to come out 81
the valleys to winter There were
but four men at Loon Creek, three al.
Yankee Fork, and about six on the
river. The trail to Lccsbnrs was A.
80 closed, and unable 10 get in all
their goods the miners will be short
before spring. The weather was cnl
der and more snow fell in November
out there than ever before known nj
that season of the year, but at the
time Of writing the weather was
pleasant. Good health prevailed and
things quiet in and about Salmon
City.
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n y 4 M City i. -.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1870.


p. F. THOMPSON. We have not ye'
noticed the confirmation Of D. P
Thompson as Governor Of Idaho
Hon. George Ainslie informs US thai
the new governor is Q brother of Mr.
Al. Thompson, surveyor, and an old
resident Of Boise City. He is a citi.
zen Of Oregon City, an able and res.
pected man, and reputed wealthy;
and it is further said that he intends
to engage in business at Boise City
and become permanently located
there. All of these things augur
well, and should he be confirmed, and
the above proven true, he is quite
likely to make a good executive.
which the itinerating carpet-bagger
never does. No honest, talented man
would accept the governorship Of this
Territory at the paltry salary Of TWEEN.
ty-five hundred dollars, unless he were
wealthy, and came here just to take
q rest and wear out his old clothing,
or intended to engage in more lucra-
tive pursuits as well; nor would the
dishonest man of ability accept the
position, unless the concomtants were
first-class, because he could find far
better field of operation elsewhere.
High ability coupled with rascality
generally revels only in fat salaries
and big "perq's." The only really
sharp parsonage that ever was ship.
ped to Idaho as governor was Tom
Bowen. an Iowegian; and he took in
the situation ut . glance, aud depart
ed for more congenial cline. He first
looked at the salary, then at the steal
ings, and after "hefting' them scpa-
rately and together. said to himself
THAT amt your gauge. Tom; guess
I'll take you to Texas" and he &C
cordingly skipped out The qnaliiica-
tons said to belong to Mr.. Thompson
will form an extraordinary string
never before combined (nor found sin.
gly) in an Idaho governor. We shall
note bis advent with pleasure.
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SoAe inland tribes in fecjcc. who
had only recently embraced Chris
tianitv. considered ,l,a, the recent ION,
months p'aguc-durirg which 10000
natives dicd-was brought about By
their religious teachers. They dis.
missed them, abandoned their new re.
ligion, and resolved upon war Of OK.
termination. Wiser counscls, howcv.
or. prevailed, but not until one tribe
buried alive a woman with her baby
to stop the Infection, Immediately az.
ter the husband and father succumbcd
to the plague.
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Mn. JAS. Crew, Of McDevitt g. Gar
rccht's meat market, who was sick du
ring last winter and until recently
has got stout and hearty again. Jim
can now sling quarter Of beef abou,
with the best Of them.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-31

JOHN REEL, Jim MCMILLAN and
John WEIGH adjourned work last Fri
day morning to enjoy q weeks res.
pite during the holidays. hey are
having good time among friends
over here.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-31

YOUNG DAWSON, the promising son
of j. W.. of Placerville. passed through
here the other day on his way to Cali.
fornia, where he intends to complete
his education ut one Of the excellent
schools Of that favored State.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-31

4. H. I. BRowS. in Judge Moorc's
Court on Monday night, was bound
over in the som Of four hundred dol.
lars for assault with . deadly weapon
On the person Of Henry Freidiager.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-31

D1voRcEs The District Court q,
Bcise City hes granted several divor.
60 The lawyers down there seem to
- cleaning up Whist was left ~ the
illetolp last winter.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-31

r. BREssIER arrived from kelton
yesterday with two wagons loaded
with whisky, coal oil and hardware
what mixture!-for various parties
at this place.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-31

NEAR New Haven boiler-iron deer
is arranged to run down an inclined
plane with the motion Of life. 1t is to
be used as . target by rihemen.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-12-31

FL Mr. NJ. TRrcAsKIs, Of Silver City,
|came over Thursday. of last week, to
spend . few days with Idaho City
friends. He returned home Tuesday.