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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-03
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
Jules Dulioux, Deceased
In the Probate Court of Boise County. I. !

In the Probate Court Of Boise County. 7.
IT. APPEARING TO THE COURT BY THE PETIT
l ton presented and filed by John Brodbeck, the
executor of the last will and testament of Jules Du
houx deceased praying for an order to sell real es-
the estate to sell the whole of the real estate to pay
the debts outstanding against the deceased. be-
quests named in the will OF deceased. and the debts
expenses and charges Of the administration; II is
therefore
Ordered by the Court that all persons interested
in the said estate before said Probate Cour
Oh Monday, the third day Of April A. D. 1876. at ten
O'Clock A. n 81 said day. Il the Courtroom Of said
Probate CoRrt in Idaho CITY ID said county. TO show
cause why an order should not be granted to thu
said executor to sell the whole Of the real estate OF
the deceased and that copy Of this order be pub
ished at least four successive weeks in the IDAHO
WORLD. newspaper printed and published in said
city and county, g A.. M b MOORE.
Probate Judge.
Idaho City. Feb o. A. d. 1876. nar3:4w
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They are performing miracles in
some of the eastern cities.

THE opposition Of some French ply
sicians to vaccination has led to disas-
trous results in Montreal. According
to the Daily Witness, 1874 persons died
from smallpox in that city last year,
653 being French Canadians. Al
though Montreal has no miasma, but
a plentiful supply Of pure water, that.
city now figures as the least healthy
city in America, 6,763 deaths from all
causes having occurred there last year..
or more than forty per 1000.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-03

No arrests at Boise City for several
days and the citizens down there have
quit talking stage robberies and gone
TO digging garden. In the meantime
the stage-crackers are no doubt per.
fecting arrangements to make another
collection. HEEt&
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-03

ToBAcco.-Silsby, at the postoffice'
has some of the best chewing tobacco
that ever the most devoted lover Of
the weed rolled as a sweet morsel un
der his tongue. Besides the regular
cable twist he has new kind called
the Silver Bar brand. Drop in slaves
and get slab or two.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-03

"OLD HiI1," of the Avalanche, in no
tcing popular hotel over that way,
says the proprietor is securing the
plains for jack rabbits and Is bound
to give his patrons the best the mar
ket affords-if it takes every rabbit il
the land.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-03

ANNA and EHa' Martin have the
scarlatina in a mild form. Carrie
Bradford has almost recovered. The
disease is sometime in going the
rounds, but like death and the tax col.
lector it is sure to come sooner or Ia
ter.  t@@8 ts y
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-03

4sssstsgsf4 aHt - sEi ss
GENTLE government officials 10
Utah who Geek immortality. Through
abuse of the Mormbns are very short
lived They very seldom stick longer
than twelve months, or until Just Just as a
they think they have the twin relic e By J,
the throat, and the consequences = car
pct,hageers ebb and flow at Salt Lake
like the murmnring seal I .xlio esisi's
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-03

/ The United States grand jury at
Carson have indicted E. D. Kelly, ed.
itor of the Suuer State, for misdemean'
or in Publishing q quack advertise.
ment.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-03

MINERS grow, Uneasy as the season
approaches, and DOMINIC working
suits, pcrambulate the sinuosities OF
Of their bitches measuring the depth
Of snow and wishing for q warm rain
to start the water rushing.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-03
DR.. Zlrr speaks more hopefully Of
,he case of Mr.. Smith, and thinks he
tuS ! sSs~ses~
nav possibly recover.

COL STEPHENSON will 60 over to ri.
oneer in . few days to .prspa-e his
claims for spring work.
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Nh. WEss G. Woop has charge of
the books Of Messrs. McDevitt & Gar
recht, at the meat market Wess is a
competent and reliable young man, and
every way worthy the confidence re.
posed in him iii f
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!, a5s|l|g 'sagl|||E i n y|I|gsEs

lsr A6dsRl 6gsgllag u t6s 6IIIesaeo|
Society Of Physicians and Surgeons,
b bed IL 1pon No 44'ofrtlF erasdR q
cifc hotel, Monday evening, during
the discussion, a man and woman
were seated together at one side Of
the room, and apart from the members
of the society At its close, the presi-
dent stated the being in male attire
was one Of the most remarkable speci-
mems Of hermaphrodite- half man
and half woman that had ever at
tracted the attention Of Psychologists.
For the sake of brevity he should
speak of the subject as though it were
of the masculine. He was born in
Germany and was 50 years old. He
was regarded as female, dressed as
a female, educated as female, and
worked as a female until full grown,
when case Of strangulatcd hernia
demanded medical attention, and then
the dual organism was for the first
time discovered. He dressed as 8 fe-
male until 46 years Of age, and then
for the first time donned male attire.
He had been great curiosity to cele-
brated German surgeons and physiol-
ogists, and after repeated and thor.
ongh examinations they had concluded
that on the right side the male organs
of generation were fairly developed
while on the left side the female or
gans predominated; that he possessed
to certain extent the provocative fac
ulties of both male and female; thai
up to the age of A, when menstrual
ton ceased, the latter were in the as
tendency; that since then the orde1
had been reversed, and that the male
organs, had added fully 33 per cent
to their development. The specimen
was then dennded, seated in a chat
in the center of the room, and critic
al examination made Special atten
ton was called to the shoulders ant
hips, which were unmistakable il
form, and the mammary glands wer
fully developed. On the chin wer
faint traces of beard, which did no
extend above the lower jaw-bone
The texture of the skin was pre-
nounced decidedly cffeminate. Abou
, two years ago this living monstrosit.
this connecting link between tn
sexes,-this hideous deformity 70
!: which there is no provision in tn
economy of the universe,-was act,
ally married, it was announced, all
the woman who aided him to disrobt
and added eclat to the show, and pei
: died pictures of the abortion at 3
) cents apiece during the examination
2 was his wife! She was a comel,
5 looking, bright.cyed female Of 80.
jim HANSEN will put gang Of me
at work cleaning out his mining ditto
l..l,..
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-03

The Supreme Court of Georgia has
decided that drunkards who are sober
enough to shoot man are sober
enourh TO be considered murderers.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-03

~eeNS e<tNegxIcttS4ktS
citizens Of Atlanta City, Alturas
county, have raised $l,3O7 towards
building trail from that camp down
Boise river to Boise City, and will
commence the work as soon as spring
opens. Also that subscription to
raise money to assist in the enterprise
has been started at Boise City A
good trail between the two points is a
very desirable object, and should have
been made years ago; but where it
could bejdonei cheaper and over a
shorter route, why notimake tia wag-
on road in place Of a pack trail? We
respectfully call the attention of the
citizens of Atlanta City to the follow
ing table Of facts for which we are in
debted to Hon. G. B. Baldwin:
From Idaho City to seven miles be-
yond Gold Hill, distance of thirty
miles, is good wagon road in the
best condition.
From terminus of wagon road to
Middle Boise is twenty.theec miles,
over almost natural road.
From Middle Boise to Atlanta,
twenty miles. twelve Of which would
be of easy construction, leaving only
eight miles Of heavy work (across
Black Warrior Mountain) the entire
distance of seventy-three miles he
tween Idaho City and Atlanta
From Idaho City to Boise City, thir
ty six miles.
These figures show the whole dis
tance from Boise City to Atlanta via
Idaho City to he 100 miles, sixty-si,
already good stage road, leaving on
ly forty-thrce miles Of road to com
plete, the greater portion Of which il
almost natural road. There is al
ready a good trail from Atlanta t,
Gold Hill, constructed by Nose Kemp
ncr, over which he has packed scvcra
seasons. The distance from Atlant;
to Boise City by the trail now contem
plated is over 100 miles. Nose ha'
packed over both routes and believes
a good wagon road could be construct
cd via Idaho City, Gold Hill and Mid
idle Boise for less money than de
cent trail could be made by the rive
route. Mr.. Payne, John NJ ;ddei
Donald Grant, and other old noun
taineers concur III Noses idea of tn
feasibility Of the route, only differin!
with regard to distance-they think
not 81 great. Nose says he know
that Ire has stretc ed the distance ar
made good allowance for change
and CRATES.
/ Where only about forty-three mile
are necessary to he made, and
greater portion Of that natural roa
and requiring but little work, why no
make it wagon road instead of
mere pack trail! Let Atlanta Cit
examine into this matter before max
ling trail down Boise river.
/ But it seems to us that Idaho Cit
should take immediate steps to open
wagon road to Atlanta City anyhow
regardless of tic contemplated pac
trail. The advantages Of such a wor
lare we'll known without calling after
ton to the matter. If the route vi
this place is better and shorter, all "
have to do is to show that it is SO, an
once open, the travel between Bois
City and Atlanta will naturally pas
oyer it u 1t III tlsIsi
II Hon. w. A. GouLDER is writing
3 series Of letters for the, Statesman q
y scrip.ivc Of Idaho, Ncz Perces and Sh
e shonc counties-their mineral, agricu
4 tural and grazing resources, gran
|. scenery, etc, etc. These letters wi
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-03

Territory Of Idaho, CO
County Of Boise 50 -
Before the Board Of County Commissioners u Boise
s 49,. X > County. +.
To ,. 4 xeLSssae,s va. Hosds and all others inter-
ested
lake NOTICE.. that on December 10th. "A.
1875 petition. signed By more than five per-
sons was lel IN the office of the undersigned pray
ing the Honorable Board Of County commissioners
Of Boise County that an order be made after due and
legal notice given dscoptinuing that portion OF the
old county road in the Upper PVette valley rnnnt
through the farms Of J. C. Mills and Patrick G'es
mon, and so change and establish the same snas
shall commence It the corner Of }. G Mills neio
and thence tutning TO- the east 30 81 70 run pAckor
ems. Of McIaughlen L Howe's house and barn. aha
running thence in northerly direction mp said val
ev 40 - TO connect with the present coanty road n
or near the District School houss.a disancs 81 iets
man one mile: that said petition Laid ever nntis
the next reeuaar meeting of said Board on the hrs
Mondayi in April, 1876 At which time you may appeaf
and object to tie granting Of sid petition ~ hns
~,t, tha Csertof said Board pric 70 30 nfse day q
said regular meeting your obiecticns = writing q
claim 10 damsees or both; and yosr faians % 70 do
shan BE- received waiver q cbjections or clasms
for damages.
| In witness whereof / hereunto seteny, hand and
M rpy seal Of ONCE this nrst day Of Marri;-
IS a. p. 1875
-ysyAslEs AoRIARTY.
/ -, -Audisor and Rscesdsr
ndssoAa.lcrl q Ratdof p0sp sn4i., = 2 Ii
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-03

FlRsr THAaKsoIvIna PsoCIIA,fAros =
Whereas il is the Duty Of all Nations
to acknowledge the Providence Of All
mighty God'r to oGey shis-WiilI, to bel
grateful for his benefits. and humblyl
to implore his Protection and Favor
And whereas both Houses Of Congress
have, BY their joint Committee, re-
quested, me 10 fac6mmcnd to the
people Of the United States y bay Of
public Thanksgiving and Prayer, to
"be observed by acknowledging with.
grateful Hearts the many and sig
NAL favors of Almighty GOD, espe-
"cially by affolrding them an .Qpportu-
unity peaceably to establish Form of
Government for. their Safety and
Happiness"
NOW THEREFORE, 1 do recon-.
mend and assign THURSDAY the twenty
sixth day of NOVEMBER next, to be de-
voted by the People of these States,
to the service Of that great and glori-
Gus Being, who is the benefcent au-
thor of all the good that was, that is,
or that will be: That we may then
all unite in rendering unto him our
sincere and humble Thanks for his
kind Care and Protection of the Peo-
pie of this Country, previous to their
becoming a Nation;-fo the signal
and manifold Mcrcics, and the favora.
bic interpretations of his Providence ia
the Course and Conclusion Of the late
War; for the great Degree Of Tran
qnillity, Union and Plenty, which we
have since enjoyed for the peacea
BILE and rational Manner in which we
have been enabled to establish Consti
tutions Of Government for our Safety
and Happiness, and particularly the
national one now lately instituted
for the civil and religious Liberty with
which we are blessed, and the Means
we have Of acquiring and dif1usine
useful knowledge;-and in general
for all the great and various Favors
which he hath been pleased to confer
upon us.
/ AND ALSO, That we may there
unite in most humbly offering ou'
; Prayers and Supplications to the grea
Lord and Ruler of Nations, and be
secch him to pardon our national ant
other Transyressions: to enable III
all, whether i'll public or private Sta
> tons, to perform our several and rela
tive Duties properly and puuctualiy
to render our national .Govcrnmcn
; a Blessing to all the People, by con
I stantly bairg Government of wise
just and constitutional Laws, discreet
! " and faithfully executed and obcyed
$ to protect and guide all Sovereign
and Nations, Especially such as hav
shown Kindness unto u.s. and to bles
them with good Government. Peac
> and Concord; to promote the Know
edge and Practice of tue Religion
a and Virtue, and the Increase of Sc
encc among them and us;-and genel
: ally, to grant unto all mankind such
Degree of temporal Prosperity as h
alone knows to be best.
, G1vES under my Hand, at the City q
:. New York, in the Year Of our Lor
One Thousand Seven Hundred an
k Eishty-nine.4 q g. WASHINGTON :
al The Supreme Court Of Georgia ha
G decided that drunkards who are sobe
~, chook mon orn soho
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"SAccHAmSE" dished up spicy COM
munication from Placerville in our last
issue, for which he has the thanks Of
the WoRLp Office. Come again, old
sweetness.
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MAJ. JOE w HusroS.-The Ogden
Junction says that this gentleman is
to succeed Cary as U. S. District At.
torney OF Utah. We hope this is not
true, for we want Joe to remain in this
Territory. 13
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-03

BRET HARrE's story Of Gabriel Con
roy" now running in Scribner's mag.
azine, incrcas es in interest with each
new chapter, and each number OF that
popular monthly is filled with the
choicest literature If the day. Go to
Silsby's and get Scribnei's or any 9th.
or of the leading magazines.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-03

a. f. SPENCER Editor Mail, Idaho
City, Nebraska" was the direction on
a newspaper that arrived at the Ida.
no City postofice the other day. The
person who directed it had no doubt
been fooling with little crooked.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-03

AN infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrsss
Warren Taylor is dangerously i'll Of
brain fever, although DR.. Zipf thinks
she may recover.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-03

jim HANSEN will put gang Of men
at work cleaning out his mining ditch
next Monday.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 81 1875.

DIX. Z1rF bought the house Of Mr.,
Jobn Brodbcck at the auction lost
wednesday. Price, $s75.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-03
THEY were boys and brothers, liz

/ THEY were boys and brothers, live
on Main street, and stood ready to
clinch. As the passing good man
heard the rumpns, he atoppM and sol.
EMMY observed: "Boys, it is written,
He that calleth his brother fool is
in danger d. ~ Up went his feet, and
as he broke q hole in the ice he fin'
ishedl- ."hell-fire, Eve busted my new
black pantsw .kgtafsa a'azll
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-03

/ Hox. w. A. GouLDER is writing a
series Of letters for the Statesman de-
scrip.ivc Of Idaho, Ncz Perces and Sho.
shonc counties-their mineral, agricul.
tural and grazing resources, grand
scenery, etc, etc. These letters will
prove Of great value in showing up
the many excellencies Of climate, and NO
soil az well as-ths mineral'wealth o.
that portion Of the Territory. Mr.
Goaldcr is a graceful instructive, as
well as o facetious writer, md throws
int. his finc descriptions 'bcauties o.
imagery that are quite fascinating
TIE ta4k Of drawing faithful pictures
&c Nortl, Idaho and telling in graphic
|l,uguage Of the thousands Of happy
Id permanent homes 70 b fosnd
there, could not have fsilen into a'',e'
!snds s
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s lcr t1e Ipalsc V1cskps
HDd.
SOFT falls the SNOW a the darkness descending
And dim srows re iran that leads Up u tie hill
While form iiks phantom II wsarfly vending
Ita ny ften TIE thet's nov silent .pd stsl
Tis MAN. 6r + least let us call It tie selnblance
OF what once va man, but now fallen 50 Low.
So changed. that no feature can wake the ,remen
br.aSce IS r.
OF one who dug gold with me ten years ago.
But know him, poor Bent and know his sad story
How the Demon Of Drink has Obtained the controE
OF his fe and robbed him Of his pride and it's glory
And driven the last ray Of nope from his soul;
Ana hsw II san adngs with adeon ! perststence.
Thpu6A thsruns oonplete hilfis Wi aot depart
But il sun sdahs ,ns. . Ill shroe. IL existence,
With poisonous fangs fastened deep in his heart.
slips and he falls and the words that he utters
Are bornsto myearlby shiverine brehzes: g
damn this ice! thic) it's strange" to himself row
| he mutters,
That tho thio Slick sides on top every time that it,
| 4 freezes' POP.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-03

lMARmED.-In Idaho City, on the ID
inst, by Judge N. B: Moore, Mr.. Ad-
am Baker Of Centerville, and Mrs.
Mary Ann Hanmerly, late Of Law
renee, Kansas aaa a.,.a ne
The numerous friends Of the happy
couple throughout the Basin will JON join
in wishing them many years and JOY
unreasonable. s
"PoPr talked lots Of sense he always
docs) IN his letter of Tuesday last, and
made suggestion that ought to be
acted upon; and he favors our readers
this morning with very readable little
poem entitled "Ben," in which the
evils following the indulgence u
strong drink are forcibly depicted
"Pop,' old boy, your productions
would pass anywhere. Wish we could
do as well. sszea,
, 1876-06-16

OLIVE LOGAN ON HAm-DREsnK0.-
Olive Logan writes: "Girls, attend to
your coifure. No matter how simple
your dress is, look out for your capl-
larry adornments, and all viii be well.
Avoid, If possible, all false hair about
the face. Corkscrew curls, ventilated
scratches, and bogus bangs, look we'll
enough on the stage, or under Q veil,
but they give age when the wearer is
subjected 10 close inspection. A tiny
little lock Of your own hair shipped of
at the top Of your noses bridge, and
rolled up in q ring with . hairpin at
night, will make q pretty little curly
fringe across your forehead in the morn
ing, and will never be noticed even if
the fashion changes, and you wish to
brush the short locks back with the rest.
Comb up the back hair as high as you
can, without dragging your arms out Of
their sockets; encircle the top Of your
Uranium with q smoothly brushed and
neatly plated braid; and in the vacu-
umistio ahhorrence which this space Gre
ates, stick high comb or q Voluminous
bow, and you have . coiffure, which, If
not so stunningly dressy Is some hair
artist might build, Is still thoroughly
ladylike. inevitably becoming, and in
c01snle ~ fGHf.
, 1876-06-16
The Ola Farmhouse.

rha s..y chair, AL patched With care,
IL placed BY the cold heArthstonei
With witching grace, in the old nre-pIAoS
TIA sVerRreens are gtreWn,
And pictures hang on the whiteped WAL,
All ne GA clock ticks in the cottage hall
More lovely still, on the window STU
The deW-eJed flowers rest.
while midst the leAveS on the moss-srONn oa'e''
The martin builds her nest;
And ali day long the Summer breeze
And whispering love TO the bsnded tree
Over the door, all covered Ger
With a,saek OF dark green bliIs,
Iies . musket old, whose worth " told
In the events of other days;
And the powder task and the hunters morn
have hung beside 1t for many morn.
Tor YEAR have ned with noiseless tread
Lie fairy dreams away,
And IN their night all Shorn Of it might
A fnkher-old and gray;
And the soft winds play with the snoH-NnlIs nAIi
And ths old man sleeps in his eAsy-ehaH'
InuiAs the door, on the aAnded hoor,
IIRht airy footsteps glide,
And { maiden fair, with AAxen hair,
Knesls By the old mans side
An cd oak Wrockd By IN angry storm.
While The ivy elings TO Its trembling form.
, 1876-06-16

A WORD ABOUT MARR1AoE.-A ply
sician writes the following sensible ad-
vice: My profession has thrown me
among women Of all classes, and my
experience teaches me that God never
gave man q greater proof of his love
than to place woman here with him.
Ny advice is, go, propose to the most
sensible girl you know. II she says yes,
tell her how much your income is, from
what source derived, and tell her you
will divide the last shilling with her,
and love her with all your heart in the
bargain. And then keep your promise.
Ny word for it, she will live within
your income, and to your last hour you
will regret that you didn'tmArry sooner.
Gentlemen, don't worry about female
extravagance and feminine untruth.
Just you be true to her, love her sim
cerely, and throw it up to her frequent
ly, and q more fond, faithful, foolish
slave you will never meet anywhere.
You won't deserve her, I know, but she
will never know it. Now throw aside
pride and selfishness, and see what will
come of it. Now, girls. it is leap year,
and it is a poor rule that won't work
both wsys; 80 Just take that good NJ.
d. s advice--reverse the rule.
, 1876-06-16

A L1oHr.-A sailor, the other day, in
describing his first effort 70 become
nautical, said that Just at the close OF 8
dark night he was sent up alott to Try
II be could see Q light. As he was no
great faYorita With the lieutenant, No
was not hailed for some hours "Aloft
therer at length was heard from the
lieutenant. "Ay, ay, Sirr Do you see e.
q hghtT Yes, sir" "What hghtf
Daylight, by jingOp