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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-22
FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
What Judge Taft Thinks.

BV American Press Association to the STAR.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-Gov. Cham
berlain, of South Carolina, did not put
in an appearance at the Department OF
Justice yesterday as was expected, con-
sequently the consultation over the sit
uation in South Carolina did not take
place. Senator Patterson, however,
states that more troops will be sent to
South Carolina, provided 1t can be made
clear to the Attorney General that more
are needed. For this reason he Is anX.
ious to have Governor Chamberlain and
United States Attorney Corbin make
their statement.
Senator Patterson affects the belief
ernor are In danger. The Governor mas,
however, been at his post In the State
and has not been hurt, aud Judge Taft
thinks the Senator need feel no appre-
hension so long as ne remains In Wash
ington. Judge Taft says so far as at
present informed he does not think it
necessary to send more troops to South
Carolina.
Good News for the Chicago Crooks.
The report OF District Attorney Bangs,
Of Chicago, in favor of certain members
OF the so-called whisky ring, was re-
ceived from Long Branch yesterday
morning, bearing the following indorse-
ment:
"DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE,
''September 10.
"Upon consideration of the report of
the District Attorney In the case Of
Antony g. Hessing, George I. Burrows,
Il. b. Miller and Simon Powell, appli-
cants for pardon, and the petitions in
their behalf on file, all Of which are
particularly referred to in the within
report, I recommend that the term of
imprisonment of each Of them be re-
duced to three months, and the amount
of fine OF each to $1,000.
[Signed] "ALPHoNzo TAFT,
"Attorney General.
"Approved Sept. 20, 1876.
rSigned] ''U. S. GRANT"
The time of imprisonment will exGire
on Saturday evening, by which time the
Official order OF release, signed by the
President, Will reach Chicago.
Mckee and Avery.
The cases Of Mckee and Avery are
left tor the consideration of Solicitor
General Phillips and Judge Grey, the
Pardon Clerk of the Department. of
Justice, and there Is very little prospect
of any favorable action until after the
November election. The pardon of
Hessing and his friends caused the
greatest excitement among the friends
and advocates oil Mckee and Avery, but
it is believed that they are powerless
to bring about any speedy favorable
action.
Judge Taft
leaves this morning tor Ohio.
The National Reform Association
yesterday issued a call to Union soldiers
and sailors for grand mass convention
in Albany, New York, Tuesday, October
10.
Political.
Ex-Treasurer Spinner writes from Mo-
hawk, N. Y, that the State is reasonably
sure to 60 Republican If Ohio and Indi-
ana 60 right in October.
A prominent Indiana Republican here
is stated TO have said that nothing but
the hardest work by the Republicans
can prevent that State from going Demo-
cratic, and then 1t Is doubtful.
The Nez Perces
Indians are threatening revolt in conse-
quence of the whites breaking their
treaties.
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tative here said that Tweed had been
arrested by the Spanish Government,
out he would not be sent to America. He
Is now imprisoned at the Fortress, at
Vigo. The United States had nothing
10 do with his arrest, either directly or
indirectly, nor had the detectives
searching for him. He was arrested for
informally in his passport in travelling
under an assumed name In violation OF
the Spanish law. His coming here was
out Of the question. The United States
Government can not and will not EXTRA
dite him. 1t would be useless to ask for
It In the absence OF treaty, Nelthef,
he said, would sharkey be surrendered.
MOuItOn VS.. Beecher.
An argument was made In the case of
Moulton vs.. Beecher for $100, 900 damages
for alleged malicious prosecution in the
supreme Court Chambers for a change
ofvenue to the fourth judicial District
IN the western part of the State,
Beechers lawyers arguing In fayoring
of the change TO secure q fair trial OF the
case. After the argument Judge West
brook took the papers and reserved his
decision.
Transit.
A Paris dispatch says, Leverrler, the
celebrated astronomer, announces that
the transit OF the planet Hutoion across
the sun will be visible on the 3d or 81 Of
October.
The Shaking-up Next Sunday.
Gen. Newton, Chief Engineer OF the
He'll Gate Explosion, publishes a letter
to-day announcing that guard boats will
be stationed at various points on the
river on Sunday, when the explosion
will take place, to prevent all crafts
from approaching.
He warns spectators to keep away
from Astoria on sunday. He deprecates
the panic, and assures the public all
VIII 80 safely. There will be no commo-
tton in the air, and the underground ef-
feet will be sufficient only to Jar build.
ings without running or cracking walls.
Persons would do well to have doors
and windows open and to lookout for
their ceilings. The best thing, he says,
will be to stand outdoors until the eX-
plosion is over. The miRs will be fired
at $3.50 2. NJ.
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SS--------------
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS..
Business Transacted by the BOarf
This Morning,

This Morning,
The Board met in regular session, four
members present, and Mr.. Baker in the
chair.
The following, offered by MIR. Caia-
well. was adoptedi
"Resolved, That the plat and proposed
ordinance submitted by Colonel A. E.
Jones to extend Street Railroad Route
No. 13 be referred 10 the Chief Engineer,
with direction to report pl actica biIity Of
laying single or double track ON Hunt
street from Montgomery Road to Oak
street with a lighter rail; also to fur
nish this Board plat with delineaticR of
the line Of track or tracks as may be
recommended, with the view of seour-
ing to the general travelling public ade-
quate use OF said street."
A petition asking that the public road
known as the old Greek RUad) along
MilIcreek to the Stock-yard Bridge 10
the bridge over Millcreek at the Cole
rain Pike be improved by culyerts and
other necessary repairs, was referred to
the Committee sn Grades and Improve
ments.
A written remonstrance against the
improvement of Price street, between
Liberty aud Slack, was received and re-
terred to the City Engineer.
A communication from james Cur
riu, asking permission to fill out the
sidewalk in front of his premises, was
referred to the Supervisor OF Streets.
Ga motion resolution directing The
CHIEF Engineer to locate gas lamp-posts
on Browne street, from the present ter
minus of the gas main, to Riddle Road,
was referred to the Committee on Light,
On motion, VIM: Mitchell, Contractor
fed to put Wade street, from Denmsa
street to Dalton avenue, in good repair
within ten days from this date.
Adjourned.
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Minor Mentions.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 22.-Messrs. Duguld
Il Co., merchants of Liverpool, Man.
chester and Buenos Ayres, have failed.
Liabilities reported at 100000.
BOSTON, Sept. 22.-The steamship Is
tran reached this port to-day from Liv-
erpool, after experie nclng very heavy
weather III latitude 4S deg, longitude 48
deg. She passed through group OF ice
being about quarter OF mile long and
OF great height.
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Springfield Items.
Special to the Star.

Special to the Star.
SPRINGFIELD, O., Sept. 22.-The 1st Of
October is quarter-day at the Savings
Bank.
Mrs. Mary Barrett, of this city,
brought suit Tor damages. under the
Adair Law, against Charles Bradley
and Andy Cottrell, fashionable saloon
lists on Market street.
Tilden torchlight procession next
Tuesday night.
Second Ward Republicans met at MI.
Collins office last evening.
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Having plenty oil apples and pears.
but having no dog, res dent of Csss
avenue stuffed an old suit OF clothes and
stood the etfigy up in his back yard 10
scare the wicked boys away. The plan
seemed to be perfection tor while, but
yesterday morning the "man" was dis
covered suspended to the limb of treo
tails were cut of, the mouth filed win
weeds, and the eyes and ears with maa,
and the following note was pinned 70 the
body,
"This 'ere feller has got the kollo aifal
bad"
The bell pears and the rosy red apples
had been thinned out until IL looked iSa
an oif-year for crops, and the boys wers
far away.
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The Soldiers, Reunion,

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 22.-The process
sion yesterday started at 10 O'Clock and
is considered great success. About
four thousand men joined in the demon
stration and the excitement was up to
concert pitch. Everything passed off
without a jar. The parade last evening
was equally successful.
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Electing a U. S. Senator in Oregon.

EiecJlnH q u >. senator In oregon
By American Press Association to the STAR.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. ga vote for
Senator in the Oregon Legislature
stood: Graver, AZ; AppIegate, 80; Nes-
mith, IA; Campbell, 2. One OF Nesmith's
votes went tu Graver, but 8 of Graver's
votes left him, going to Nesmith and
to Campbell. 1t is impossible to predict
the coming man.
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FOREIGN.
By American Press Association to the sTAa.
IN THE EAST

IN THE EAST.
VIENNA, Sept. 22.-The Porte threat
ems to terminate the armistice unless
Russia stops the influx of her soldiers
into SerVia. The number OF Russia n
soldiers now In the Servian army is es.
timated at fifteen thousand, and it is
claimed that at least four hundred SOL
dlers from Russia pass daily through
Galata. The Turkish troops have evac-
uated Suitschar. Previous to leaving
they set fire to and destroyed the place.
Ex QUEEN ISABELLA.
MADRID, Sept. 22.-Ex.Queen Isabella
will enter this city to-day, Friday. She
will be given an official reception, and
there VIII be grand military display
with denominations, &c.
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New Railroad scheme.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
LocKPoRT, N. Y, Sept. 22-It was de-
cided to-day that the railroad shall be
built trpm Lockport to Buffalo, and there
Is great rejoicing il this city.
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Smothered to Death.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 22.-Wm. Kohler
and John Roderioh were smothered to
death while digging we'll at 464 North
Gay street, by foul air from an adjoining
sink
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-22
For Huntington.

THIS DAY, 2od, at 8 P. M, POSITIVELY,
~ OHIO No. 4, Pres. Lodwick, Master
@sAs'k#| Freight received at all hours on
EEL W harl-boat, foot Of Broadway. W.
Superintendent.
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POLITICAL.
Agents.

AND WHEELER CLUB, Twenty
II third Ward, First Precinct meets THIS
Et ENING at o'clock, at Northwestern Hall.
IT. NAT. DUNCAN, Secy.
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For CarrOIltOn.

WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
SP. NJ,
~ h. HAMMOCK CRY, J. w. Kirby,
Isiss4ast& Master Apply on board, or to w.
AGEsatiaafs4P. Walker % Walnut street.
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For ChilO.

DAILY, at4P. NJ,
Ns$ h CITY OF PORTSMOUTH. Samuel
s$-t5T Morgan, MasteR Freight received
Sasssa3zaA At all hours on Wharf-hoa foot
Of Walnut street.
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For Louisville.

THIS DAY, I'D, at 5 P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
the U. S. Mail Line steamer
~ b. Ben. FRANKLIN, G. Dufour,
lsSSskbssS4I Master Freight received at ali
sazesz'1EAkU hours On Wharf-boat, foot OF Vine
street. X. NJ. Wade, Superintendent.
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For Memphis.
For New Orleans.

SATURDAY, S8d, at p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
Fsy h. U. P. sUHENCK, J. Laurence Car
ter Master. Apply on board, or to
sEsss&J. Cunningham, George Charter,
cents.
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ERHSV good Flour warranted to give
nWH satisfaction can be supplied by
ASGsA going to the WEST -EN MILLS.
I9our orders are solicited Delivery free.
JAMES K. HURIN, Sixth streeC, between
tBaymlller and Freeman. se1-3m
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For CarrOlItOn.

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
3P. NJ,
~ h LOUIS A. SHIRLEY, Samuel Hill =
4 dreth, Master Apply ON board, or
1'aa1,siEaa'tato to q. W. Gorrlnge, Agent, ~ Vine
street.
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For Wheeling,

FRIDAY, 2sd, at . P. NJ. POSITIVELY,
~ n FANOHON, T.C.sweenney. Master.
t.SI Apply on board, or to Matt Nc
zl.sssatA.ln Guire, Agent, u Public Landing.
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For KanaWha.

SATURDAY, 23d, at P. NJ. POSITIVELY,
IT, l. VIRGIE LEE. j. v. Reynolds. Mas
i ter. Apply on board or TO Geo.
a1'''anasCharter, j. Q. Dorman S Co.,
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DIED,

DIED,
BLAIR-On Friday at $3.50 A, NJ. James R.,
son OF James r. and Ida Blair, aged twenty
months.
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FOR SALE.

fTINOR SALE-HO SE-No, II Belts street,
IL two story frame house, SIX rooms and
Kitchen; stable In rear, front and rear yards,
aide entrance; lot 16x95 feet to alley; price
$2,bOO, or less for cash. Apply at 122 Central
avenue. 9l-bt
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STEAMBOAT6.
For Pittsburg.

SATURDAY, ssd, at I P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
~ h EMMA GRAHAM, }. n. william
ss son, Msstet. Apply on board OF to
sfsis'zastAsaR& w. 8. Getty, J. {. Dorman q Co.,
J. Cunningham, j. S. Robinson, Agents.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

r 90. F.-PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.
l.. --ASSESM ENT due on the death of NJ. I.
Plaut, OF No. SO. WIN. STEW ART, JR., Sec'y,
~ Central avenue. se19-8tM, W&F
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FOR RENT--RooMS.

TOR RENT - ROOMS - Handsomely fur
Il nlshed, bath, to one or two gentlemen: lO3
Broadway; reference required. N-M
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Observation-Disclosures.

rVNI IANTED-BAGATEL TABLE. Ad.
w dress G. q. RAGAN, Brownsville, Indi-
ana. 2-2t
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iVNT TANrED-LOCATIO practice mod
w icine Address NJ. d., Box 1886, Calves
ton, Indiana l0-3t
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w TANTED-DRUML-R iron drum for
w heating purposes. Address, stating size
and price, DRUM, Enquirer office. 20-3t
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-31

The San Jose correspondent of the
Cincinnati Journal and Messenger says
"The present population of San Fran.
cisco is about $4,000. Ithas gained at
the rate or $4,000 per annum for the
past five years. If this rate Of growth
continues, it will have, ten years
hence, 400, 900 inhabitants. One-thir,i
of the people Of California live in San
Francisco. Nearly q third more live
in the other cities and large towns,
leaving only third for the country
and smaller villages. This the tend
ency Of population to cities, which
prevails all over the land, is . marked
feature Of life on this coast. Caliior.
mans are decidedly grcgarious in their
tastes and habits
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-31

ihE Silver City Dramatic Associa
'''' nave come and gone. They took
away with them the good wishes oi
'a'" woman and child. Their tour oil
w basin was series Of brilliant sue.
',s'es' They performed nine nights
- s,''oscthcr, and with tho exception Of
''c last (when inclemcpt weather in.
'effed) were greeted On every coca.
~" with crowded house. A com.
p@ny Of professionals could not have
r'.ormed better nor given greatef
!. 's'act'on to the public than they
- They arc q choice set Of spir.
Intelligent, lively. afFable, com
sa'0naO'e to the highcst degree, each
- sslng the happy faculty Il max
q. warm friends Il every turu--en1
t;o. 3 just men - - or cotiveroa.
- -. eopcd withal NJ Ill m 3
= pleasaus place ' 's.'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-31

SCARCELY week passes now with.
out an illustration OF the danger in
Cured by the practice which unrortun-
ately prevails Of taking large doses Of
opiatcs tn alleviate pain or discomfort.
Instead Of seeking The advice Of med
ical man and learning at least the ma
trr and properties of these drugs,
persons who take them frequently do
so without the slightest knowledge OF
their effects, aud consequently have to
pay the penalty Of their imprudence.
The latest case of this nature is that
of lady. According 10 medical evil
dcncc the deceased had probably con-
sumed in two hours lbs grains Of
c!,loral hydrate, from fifteen to twenty
grains being a sufficient dose. The
Jury returned verdict ct Death from
an over dose Of choral some Of them
expressing an opinion that the sale Of
so highly dangerous drug should be
placed under the same restrictions as
the sale ofpoisons. Whether this is done
ar not, there is some comfort in the re.
Election that the growing demand for
choral hydra,c by ladies will, beyond
u doubt, lead to its being extensively
adul,eratcd by druggists, and its nox.
lious effects will by this means proba-
bly, be somewhat m;tigated
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-31

Observation-Disclosures large audi.
cnce greeted tie Dramatic Associa.
ton on Tuesday night, no,wi,hs,and'
ing the fact that quite number 81
people had left town the previous
week. Chimney Corner and Turn
Him Out7 were well rendered. and the
frequent applause given showed that
the performers were as popular as cv'
or with the public.
On Wednesday night, their las, mp,
peavancc in the Basin, u heavy rain
prevailed, and the turn ont was no,
SO large As it would otherwise have
been, l.u; still a very respectable
crowd was in attendance. and the per.
formancc passed of we'll The ladies
acquitted themselves in u highly sat.
issac:ory manner, rs also did tie gen.
tIcnicn.
Prof. II. l.. Giles song Of Kathleen
Mavunrnccn" and viulin solo were
swceily rendered. and Prof EntIcr's
comic song was happy hit. Both Of
these gentlemen were cncorcd.
At the conclusion of the pcrfor.
nance tho audience repaired to Good
Tcmplar Hall and indnlscd for sever
al hours in social dance. The mt
sic of Profs. Giles. Butler, Bomar finch
er and Eunyan was o rare treat to
the dancers aud to the spectators who
had assembled expressly to hear it.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-31

Ed TENS 1H0N tsLACERvII ffiSnd
furnishes " the following items from
Placerville, for which be has our .
thanks: I
| Mrs. Morrison's little boy, Palmer,
who has been 50 dangerously i'll Of
train lever, i now slowly recovering.
lie lias been sick four weeks.
Mr.. Riley Box, one Of the feeders ii
the Gold Hill mill. had the great toe
|of his left foot severely crushed be-
tween one Of the .concentrators and
tho floor. 1t is not certain yet wheth-
er any of the toe can be saved; but
DIR. Rothwcll is making every effort
to save 50 important an organ in 10.
camotion. Mr.. Box is stopping at
Davison's Hotel.
Mrs. Martin Cathcart has been
quite i'll during the past week, but is
now convalescent.
Mrs. David Bunch, of Quartzburg,
is also On the sick list.
A gentleman Of Centervilic tract.
ured the fifth mctacarpal bone OF his
right hand OH Sunday event g. and
had the wounded member attended to
by DR.. Rothwcll. 1t isn't every man
that will mash his fist over amother's
head in defence Of lady's good name.
The boys over at Centerville ought to
chip in and buy the chivalric gentle.
man nice suit of clothes, plac. him
on the retired list and let his wages
in full run all summer without his
striking another lick of work. Well
done. boy! We hope all men who
speak evil Of women will NEE; a lik
rcbukc.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-31

MolDAY Nl1Eoa ~ 1916.
United States civil No. United
States vs.. ]. Carey Geer. ct. Al. De-
mnrrer Of plaintiffs to answer Of de-
fendant answers. Overruled By the
Court for reason Of defects in plain
tifI's complaint, and leave given plain
tiffs to amend their complaint.
No. 8-The People vs.. Joseph Ben
ham. Defendant pleads not guilty.
No. THE People vs.. Joseph Ben
ham. Defendant pleads not guilty.
The People VS.. John Reynolds. De
PENDANT pleads not guilty.
The People vs.. Stephen Dempsey.
Defendant pleads not guilty.
Veniro for twenty-four trial jurors
returned with the following named
persons served, to.wit:
J. NJ. Thompson, Robt. Newberry,
Robt. Allen, Peter Soma, !. B. Curry,
John Carpenter, VIM. E. Childs, J. w.
Griffin, JAS. Lawrence, H. NJ. Pierce,
j. S. Allen, E. NJ. Reed, Jas. Two.
good, J. B. Walling, F. Corbus, Clay
Branstetter, Mounce Byrd, Chas. Ry-
on, Geo. Goodrich, A. Wolters, John
Early, VIM. G. Beachy, Jas. Bush,
John Barlow.
United States Criminal No Uni.
ted States VS.. j. Carey Geer. Trial
resumed. II. Z. Pickett and Sol
Hasbronck, on the stand on Saturday,
again on the stand on behalf of defen.
,dant.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-31

r,rr,oS OF SCHOOL IRUsrEEs.-Next
Monday, April srd, is the day fixed by
!, :, far the election Of School Trus.
t..ps The place Of holding the cleo
-, IN this District is at the Public
School house up on Main street, where
The pols will be open from one to five
,,,,lock P. NJ. Of that day.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-31

Gov. TussAs, in his speech ut Ben
nett, Ncb., March I'd, said that up
ward Of 100000 were paid by Ne
braska last. year for labor-saving ma
chimes; and it was estimated that the
sales this year have been double those
If last year.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-31
The HALF Way Housg.-Wc call al

IHs HALF Way Iousg.-Wc call at.
tent'on this morning to the advertise.
n'ent of Mr.. T. NJ. Dodge, proprietor
Of the Half Way House, on the stage
Toad between Idaho City and Boise
Mr.. Dodge has had charge Of the
above place for several years, and by
asystematic course Of fair dealing
ana KIND treatment TO all, and fur.
hsiins the best Of food to man and
Deas', and the clcancst and most com
portable OF beds, he has succeeded in
''aSlng this way-sidc hotel second t.
"'"e u the country, and himself the
most popular Of landlords. The Gull
nary department is under the immedi
a'c supervision Of Mrs. Dodge, who
~ neat house keeper and in the ar,
:" cookery, has no superior. Let all
VINO pass that way give the house a
trial.