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, 1876-05-07
THE CiTY-HALl.

The City oolleotors receipts yesterday uare
but $500.
Water rents yesterday vers e2,6ssI and r.
ccip.a from The City Collector $475.
Ths City Treasurer paid cut $50, 600 yesterday
on maturing city certificates.
.Aldermon-elect Boser of tho Eighteonth Ward,
Iinsenbagth Of tho Seventeenth, and Ballard
Of the Third qualified yesterday. Nearly I'll
hsvo now bosn srorn in.
1t il IN established fact that tbs Mayor, b.
side, attempting to preside over the Council
will attempt to read or have read bis address, or
the one which will appear under his name.
The Board of Public Works yesterday issued
au estimate OF $4,000 to Earnshaw l. Goble for
masonry work on tho tower for the ztand-pipe
as tho West Side pnmplng-vorks. Estimates
wero also issued to tho keys.one Bridge Compa-
ny Tor work-on tho Halsted-stIeet vladuc1 ono
for ALSO for tho Chicago e. Northwestern Rail
ways portion OF tho work; and another Of 81, 225
Tor the Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy Railways
share Of the same.
Tho dissgreeah!e weather Of ye5sordsy had
the effect OF keeping the City-Hal pretty clear
Of hapgers-on. Those mho uero visible were
sor1e Of the harddying officials, rho were taking
former pluuder. Almost ali the Offices were
closed early. aod the p!ace wore deserted ap-
pearance. Some of tho friends Of the Acting
Mayor we're s1oand With their braggadocio,
which they have been using for many days.
They claim = majority OF the new Council, but
SONS Of them are rather doubtful As to the re-
sult. Tho first session Of the new Board Of
Aldermen il looked for With increasing interest.
THE ASSESSMENT.
Comptroller Hnyes has written letter to the
Assessors Of the Towns Of ChicaSo.advsor3 on
their duties. A. copy Was taken. and IL as fol-
loWa; f
Although TO Hme is s.. for parties interested to sp~
pear and asks correction Of your assessments after
they made 1t ia nevertheless tua that but few
persons do xppear md it IL only when tbs Collector
calls upon them that complaints heard Of gross
Justice resulting from IN adherence to the leter Of hs
lsw in regard 70 assessments on pc1soual property
herr, when it is widely departed from al kinds Of
property In othez parts Of the Stato-
do not claim he right to direct you to tho per-
formance Of your dutics but tho City fChcago IL
largely interested the certain collection OF its taxes
which depends greatly upon the equality and fairness
Of the assessments, that feel justified In making
suggestion On the eubject. an informed that At tho
last session, the State Board Of Equalization recog
ntzed 50 per cent OF ito ordinary cash value the
cash value for t.1atiou throughout ths State.
would therefore suggest tlst it woald be proper
for you to conform to tho action Of the St4te Boar
and Ednait tho caRh value for assessments 50 per
cant Of the ordinary cash salue of personal property
yours, respectfully y. S. HAIEs, Comptroller.
, 1876-05-07

| Tho peEa in tho Third Presbyterian Churof
will be rented Monday evening.
The pewa Of tho Union Park Conversations
| Church will be re1ted for the ensuing year Non.
day evening at o'clock
| The fifth anaual meeting OF the Chicago So
ciety Of Physicians and Surgeons takes place to.
morrow at the Pacific. Officers arc to be elected
Bishop dcLaren will lecture Tueeday evening,
| II ay 16, At Farwelt Hall, under the auspices OF
| the LADIES' AID Society Of St. Johns (Epsoop.l)
Churc1, on " Montanus."
Aneeting Of the Franco-Ame1ican Club viii
benoid this afternoon At 8 o'clock at 1888 South
Ozark street, Among other questions to be
.ascussed is: What ls to beconna OF tha Clnb2
Tho annual election of officers Of tbs Union
Catholic Library Association will be held in the
library roons, corner Of State and Monroe
streets, Tuesday. Tho polls are open from to
9p. m -
Tho regular monthly meeting Of tho Fifty
seventh Regiment Colony Association will be
held to-day at No. 1873 Madison street. corner of
Fifth avenue. 4 general invitation il extended
to I'll soldiers and civilians.
The twelfth annual meeting Of the Illinois
State Dental Society will be held at Galesburg
ne1t week, beginning Tuesday. It is expected
that there will be d large attendance from all
Ger this and adjoining States.
l. meeting Of three delegates from all tho
Ntholic Total Abstinence Societies OF Chicago
1tl bo held in the club room Of Maskell Hall
ne1t Sunday at O'Clock p. M, for the purpose
Of making arrangements for the third annual
communion of tho Society.
Tho Hon. John Wensuorth's lecture this af-
ternoon. on Chicago men aud manners, will be
the last Of this seasops The lecture will be one
OF the most entertaining ever delivered in the
CITY, ana WILL bo full OF personal "reminiscences
and amusing anecdotes. Admission, 10 cents
course Of lectures, combined with musical
entertainments BY some Of our most eminent ar
lists. has been arranged by the Johanna Lodge.
lay, May IS. Subject: The influence of Jew
sh ladies on the enlightenment Of tho eight
enth century.
Ihe Board Of Goya.nrasnt Of tho Chicsso
Ahenmuu has invited its friends to 4 reception
nbe g1ven Monday evening at s o'clock. on ac-
cunt OF the retirement OF its 1ate Superintend- |
er and the Welcome Of tue new incumbept the
Rs. T. B. Forbush. The outerta,nrnent Till
coHst Of music, rccitations, and addresses by !
1QBo Booth, Prof. Swing, aud Drs. Collyer |
aeord- aud othnrs. Cards Of invitation mar |
% obtained Of h Greenebaum, William q. !
Swa-
ca1ado THEOLOGICAL sEMNARY, UNION PARE
It's is anniversary week of the Chicago Theo-
log'cl Seminary, Tho annual examinations Of
m 1ne esses will take place Monday and Tuesday.
The toard of Directors meet TuesdaT At IN
o'cloc, .. n1., in the library room Of TIE Semi
naly;Iho Biennial Convention will assemble at
. 9oclok. a. m, on Wednesday, IN The lecture
room the Union Park Congregational Church.
Ihe rport Of the Board Of Directors wlll be
presered by the Rev. G. s. F. Savage. tina |
Finanal Secretary Of the semiusry.
Paps, specially Prepared, will Be read by the
Aev. y. Goodell. OF st. Louis, tho Rey. X s
heoz4eo1 allcnlgan, and the Rev. Dr.. J, E.
, 1876-05-07

~ fnnber-vands ia this citv rss to h.ve b8an
80 =. ~. T,nnoh.-rn,,,. Tvch,n.. ve.t.ns.v
ne1o a. s'0 HDoA :1"s -.
morning. but OWING 70 ths 'nctemenoy OF tne
weather only about fifteen persons nado their
appearance, and it was therefore thought
tn.dvis.ble to call tho meetine formally
~ -, .a...a;,. 49,
70 o9uef' ~ ln1o1ua4 s4H 1eta'us ~
reduction OF wages OF the ianorere N no
yards Was hhd. u 1as stated tnat nearly ail the
firms had decided 70 contlnno TO pay Last yeafs
wages, as It Was 1nsdv1sable to insist on re-
dues1on At this time. Ihose present we're $50
OF the oplaton tnat reductloa anon!d NOT be
insisted upon Just now, and they Ill stated that
they would after to-notroW pay last years
Wages.
Mr- Martin stated that SONS sixty men went
to work in IN his yard in the morning at tho
old wages but some Of the be!ligerent shovers
drove them oil by force. He had also been IN
formed that at other yards similar excesses lad
occurred
It is the general opinion that after this there
will be no further trouble, and that to-mar1oH
tho men mill 70 TO work at the old wages.
TURBULENT SHOWERS.
Capt Ellis. Sesge. Vesey, and Sergt. o'Don-
nell yesterday devoted q considerable share Of
their time aud attention to the lumber SHOW
ers " in tho Twensy-aecond street region. Yes-
, 1876-05-07

ara going to develop onch Aladdin tEosaures Ia
tho way OF silyer-mines Aa tbs geological
prophets forctelt, tho New York vomansa treas-
ure won't bo such great things after Ill. In tho
meantime, in view Of what is, we may we'll coz
tor at least, Adams mean little complaint,
"A woman did tempt NO." Is not, after all, so
far out Of tho way as to the fact OF the case-
OF tho potte1aexs OF the complaint I have moth
ing to cay. H. +.
, 1876-05-07

tore from her eArssd!amond seltetros worth
81, 200. Although the alarm ras immediately
given, the thieves escaped, and no c1eu ~ to
tnoir whereabouts ID known.
Ats naune 1aa Michael Mitchell, snd he bad =
mother-in-1aw Who was tbs caurp of his distress,
for she complained to Justice Calvin D'WoH
that he had threatened her. Tho Justice plaoed
him under $500 bonds to keep the peace. but
accepted his OVID recognizancs when he made an
affidavit to Abstain from al lntoxicstins drink
for sir months.
, 1876-05-07
CRIMINAL,

Ha1 hennieker waa before Commissioners
HoJn YESTERDAY. charged With having pas.ed =
coun'rfelt $40 note On the Poughkeepsie
Nstaal Bank'on Jacob Abel. State street
storzeeper. Tho case wss continued till To-
mop"' the defendant giving bail in $500,
tont $3.50 o'clock iset evening two rudt.na
eared tho houss Of l1-tsne OF a Mr. Rra.o.
ou1lchi8an strest usar LAsa1le, and altar no,i.
Gag PnTate eQn7euaation, assaulted hcr snd
, 1876-05-07

OF the amounts appropriated By the 6ssta,,
commencing July l, 1875. tho folloHipg haye
0FFEHBSCH

New YoRE+ May {. 6.-OHenbach, who will opsa
the Gilmore Garden On Thursday next, had re-
cept'on to-night by the Lotus Club, aud in thu
cou1se OF his RESPONSE to speech OF the prest-
dent said he hoped to produce on these shores
anew work which should prove the gteatass Of
his life. =
, 1876-05-07
Centennial Guido Free.

Centennial Guido Free.
Weare nov selling excursion tickets to Phils-
delpha and New York Vi. Indianapolis or Cincin-
natl Trough Columbus Washington, Baltimore,
Philaaelphia to New York. returning via Hudson
River steamers to Albsny, thence via Saratoga
and Niagara Falls to Chicago; or most sny
routs desired. Send for route-book to E. Gal
lup, Western Passenger Agent, No. 121 Ran
dolpl street. Chicago.
, 1876-05-07

having the cash to exchange for clothing should "a
to ordway Newiands, 900 West Madison street. xhs
they eau save fully 20 per cent from prices asked ~
Others They are offering extra l:aucemeutts
cqse large lot Of towaerlngs Iuadn to order Ut -
Per pair, FORMER price 2l2- Business and summz1
eufts at very low prices,
, 1876-05-07

On account Of the continued cold aud unplsassnA
weather, which tends to lesssn the demand for sqQS
goods, we have marked our entire stock Q. suts 1t
prices that are sure to sell them. This i, ra.o o-
portunty for sny one wishing to purchase good
fashionable suit Putnam Clothing House, ISL md
50 Clark street aud lit Madieon strest.
, 1876-05-07

furniture Of any description cheaper now than eys;
and the place to go and ASCERTAIN tho fact Is At Co1
Warts', Nos 1T and 21o State street, who employ
large corpa OF mechanics IN manufacturing goods sut
up TO order without e1tt1 cxpeuse. This firm III
Western Agents for tho celebrated Wakefield Ha:t,A
FurnitUre
, 1876-05-07

Furniture For Cash.
Coss es1h buyera, and those that know when DIT
Kaina are presented, will do wall to examine goods ana
prices st Holton Hldrsth's, rs and e7 8tats srss
Hetnernbdr fbfa
, 1876-05-07

Dom Pedro, as an American
Citizen. expressed his "true inwardness" 1t soEfa
clothescleauing, repairing, and dyeing tntusted -
Cook AcIAin, go Dearborn and 81 West Madison
st1eets when here Said he had heard at than b.
, 1876-05-07

Art Photography.
Tbe finest aud most elegantly finished carte
do riaite photographs msy be obtained for $s =
dozsn 1t tbs Avenue Ars-Gal1ery, No. 596 Wa
bash aTonuo, Robert e. Hughes, proprietor
, 1876-05-07

Greek and Roman Opera
VIE suppressed 1t ef1enainated THAR var11oss; o@
both Empires fell from too much II you voa'S
be peseefui, happy, and 1ong-nved, bug piano a.
orEan o{ Pelton i Pome1QY, FL State street.
, 1876-05-07
AFRICAN METHoo1srs

ATLANTA, Nay 6.-The General Conference Of
the African Methodist Church adopted = resolu-
ton Of thanks to the managers Of tho Centen-
NAL for recognizing tho Sabbath
Resolutions Of f1aternal greeting vere adopt
cd. and frnternM messengers elected to tho
Methodist Church North, the Methodist Church
South, the African Methodist Zion, Colored
Methodist United Brethren OF Christ. British
Methodist Protestant and Methodist True Wes-
leyans.
telegram Of fraternity was aont to tbs Balh-
more Conference
, 1876-05-07

II You Want the Best Rance.
That money buy {and they don't cost more tazs
others you cannot miss tt in buying either tho nav
Emmeas, Or Rtchnond's Doublo Oven Palace Ranss !"
"a. Jaa r Dolton. 1872 stata street.
, 1876-05-07
TIE WEATHER.

WAsHEaToS, D. c., May I'm the Lake Re-
gion, falling and low barometer, brisk to high
northeast to southeast winds. slightly warmer,
rainy weather. succeeded by rising barometer.
north 20 west winds, and clearing weather during
the afternoon or night.
LOCAL QBSERvAuuEa
, 1876-05-07

Very Excellent Photographs.
Gentle, the italian Photographer, 1o3 szsta EsEee4
haa Acnt collection Of celebrities to the Centennial
Philadelphia, which cannot fail to be sdnired. NJ
rscoan1nsnd oar readers to go to Gentle for ther p
traits.
, 1876-05-07

Have You Asked the Price Lately
Of wall paper7 We don't mean old styles, dr poas$
undesirable patterns, but new, ssaps goods coso
pare them with Hilger, jenkins Faxon's. 81 sta's
street. Bedding, al kinds, at reduced rates. i.
, 1876-05-07
THE EASTERN FREIGHT CONTROVERSY

THE EASTERN FREIGHT CONTROVERSY.
New YoRK, May 6.-The railroad controversy
hes nos taken any definite shape within day or
two, aud the belief is generally expressed by
railroad men that there will not be an open rup-
ture. On the other hand, some freight agents
state that, though no acknowledged cutting has
been dono, it WAS generally known that large
special reductions wero constantly made,
, 1876-05-07

S0ee1at Dispatch 70 Tia CHICAGO Itibunf
aPa1Sa1KLD, ILL.,, May 6--The following Il
the fiscal statement OF the Treasurer OF ths ILL.,
nois Industrial University at Champaign for ths
halfyear ending March 81. 1876, and fled with
the Governor to-day: :;
Receipts, including balance On hand Sept. 80. -
, 1876-05-07

MA z g. Cool, II. D. {zeeently Of Buffalo, n. d.h
VII b as ths Pamer House, Chicago, on Friday aRn
Saturday of zach week, from II q. N. to 2. n. L.
qatzs At 10 9szlaz usher. -
, 1876-05-07
NEW WESTERN SCHEDULE.

ST. LOUIS, No., May 6.--The General freight
Agents Of the Missouri Pacilc, the St. Louis,
Kansas City d Northern, the Chicago, Burline-
ton d Quincy, the Hannibal i St. Joseph, the
Missouri. Kansas 4 Texas, the Chicago, Rock
Island d Pacific, and the Western Union Bail
roads, vino have been in session here for a
couple Of daJs past. have fixed the following
City, Leavenworth, Atchison, and st. Joseph.
hretcisss 30 cents second class, 10 cents third
class. 45 cents fonrth-class so cents ; special,
25 cents. Salt, cement. and plaster, Der barrel,
ia carloads, IS cents; class 4 $75; class 3,
$50; class G, $40; lumber, 9e2.50 from St.
Louis 20 the same points frst-class. seS
second, $50; third $35; fourth. S25. Special
salt, cement, and plaster, per barrel, carloads,
$S5 class 1. $50 class 3, $40 class G, $50.
Lumber, $780, Eastward-bound freishts to
st. Louis from these points arc made arbitrary.
, 1876-05-07
RAILROADS,

kEoKuK. IOWA CITY q MINNESOTA.
Sp<esa4 D1spaech to Ths CHICAGO Tribune :.
Iowa C7TY, Ia, May 6.-The stockholders Of
the keokuk1 Iowa City l. Minnesota Railroad
Company have called upon George J. Boal, Of
this city, President Of the. Company, to know
what has hecome Of . largo amount Of first
mortgage bonds, which we're issued and placed
upon the London market two or more years
ago. At the last annual meeting Of the Com
pany, "a year ago, Boal WAS ordered by the
Company to withdraw said bonds from the mar
ket and cancel the mortgage. in order that bonds
for less sum per mile might be issued N their
stead. Boal replies to this inquiry, which cor
City Press, saying that obstacles have been in
the Way Of complying with the order OF the
Company made year ago. and will give partic-
ulars at the annnal meeting OF the Company to
be held at Washington Iowa, 7th OF June next.
The stocsholders and citizens n.ong the lne
anz1ously await the coming particulars.
, 1876-05-07

1Eney 0nefnt aty1ea IN mems atoes u da1a3-
dtassra, Us 8outh CLARK street.
, 1876-05-07

Rsynosds' hdies' shoes, the best made, 1t Ha2szA
d1nGsz'E, 12s South C1ark street.
, 1876-05-07

Glen Flora Water
esh md sparkling u sold 1t Buck Raynez1 Fsa0@
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On OPPORTUNITY E0R THE AFT lCTEDa
TO BE TREATED AT HOME.

Il Two pr more surgeons from the Nation
u Surgical Institute, indianapolis, Ind.
pacific Division, Alhambra Building,
San Francisco CALI, Will visit Salt Lake
City, Utah, on Monday, September 18th,
1875, and remain three days. This visit Isl
for the benefit of patients now under treat
ment; also. for the afflicted who cannot
visit the Institute. These surgeons will
como fully prepared with Braces, Appli-
ances, etc, land will bring skilled work
men from the Institute shops. They treat
all forms of Paralysis, all kinds. of De
formities, Piles, Fistufa, Private Diseases,
Catarrah, Diseased Eyes, etc, etc. No
hopeless cases will be taken. This is the
largest and most successful Surgical In
stitute in the world. Remember the time
and come early. Rooms at the Townsend
House, Salt Lake City
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PROGRAMME:

gust anu CONTINUE uVS Gays.
PROGRAMME:
First Day.
Single dash of mile, free for ALL except Ka-
rona.l Purse, $780,
SECOND RACE-sAMB DAY.-
Single dash of hall. mile. free for two year: dds
Purse, $50.
Second Day.
Single dash of one mile. free to all three year old
Idaho colts. Purse, $75.
One quarter of mile free for ALL Purse, s25
Third Day..
Half mile heats. three best in FIVE, for named
horses: Nip Sage Brush, Glenon's Gray. Emma
Wwens, Wolford's sorrel horse Billy B. Princess
Oake Up Jake, Mingo, Boards lindsey Leary'ss
gray Filly. Purse, 500.
F0urtha Dizzy.
Single dash of one mile free for all two year olst
colts. Purse $1O0. First horse, $75 Second horse
$25.
Fifth Day.
Mile heats. three best in ave, free'fOr all Purse
$3.50. FIRST horse, 500. Second horse, $50.
In the above purses it requires three more tc.
enter and two or more to start
Ten per cent. entrance.
The races will be run to the rules of the Jockey
Club
L.H.,McIRvIN.
President.
I. W. Garrett. S. cretary.
R9-The track is in splendid condition. and every
man will have fair chance for his money, proyi'l--
ing he has the fastest horse.
Ample accommodations for horses on the track.
BAKLE LEARY,
Lessees-.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postofice at Idaho City, Boise
Co I. IT, on the Goth day of August, which, lii not
called for within thirty days will be sent to- the
dead letter Office.
f A Chamberlain, Dennis Dyer, VIII
Edmondson, Jas e Kelly, # M Lard, Jno
III Moppett. p Murphy, John Portlock,
Vim Short, 4 G Underwood, Robert Ison.
Persons calling for any Of the above letters will
cay advertised and give date Of list.
sc. SIIsBY p, M.
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DISTRICT Court. Chief Justice Hollis.
ter presiding, will convene at Rocky
Bar, Alturas county, next Monday.
AS there are quite number of i'm
portant and complicated cases to be
disposed of the term will most likely
be prolonged one.
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rHoTOaRAPH

-ruRY is just opened III me QUIZ
no.ite and little above Good
ding OpRgga Hall on Main street, Idaho City,
TenplM; n na in all the popular styles
where plo I'LL he made in superior man.
and Slzs III; MT remain in Idaho City but a
1ef. ,,,ae ks and feel confident | will salts
few | y T e,ho NAV favor me with their pat
fall VINO Ladies u and gentlemen are invi-
TO % g call at the gallery and examine
specimens y He. TANDY.
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a little money is needed at all times
: no WORLD office, and more particu
~, : 4 about this time. Subscribers and
a.trons generally are respectfully reques-
RI to nav up their indebtedness and thus
help us keep things going.
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Wild BERMEs.-Sarvis, thimble, and
huckleberries, choke-cherries, ETC., are
now ripe, aud there are wagon loads
Of them to be had by going to the
mountains.
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SALMON were month behind the
usual time in making their run up the
mountain streams this season. The
unusually high water in the Columbia
river was no doubt the cause.
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BILLY TIScHER, while recreating on
the Upper Paye:te several days since,
secured pair of elk horns that cannot
be surpassed for beauty of proper
ton. They were a present from Jim
White, who knocked the elk over last
spring. Tincher will have the tips
gilded and place the horns in con
spicu0us place in his saloon.
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,oetoace Hours.

-, DAYS, until further notlce'
puringa %ee will n &c kept open from seven
Y \ II until 6 Gro@ half-past twelve to one,
SUNDAY ! g,d,,, four until six T. M.
W. Order office will not be
The Money one on Sundays; and no Money
,Oeped at 81! on will be transacted on Sat
0rdsys aftef ioN s. c. SILSBY,
No Q 1875. Postmaster.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-29

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN Tyson, proprie-
tor of Cold Springs Ranch, on HclPs
Delights Flat, was grossly insulted by
a Chinaman the other day, and had not
the combined and superhuman efforts
of nine bystanders held him back his
tried and true right arm would have
smote the mongrel mongol a smite
that would have made him very sick.
1t seems that B. F. /. had negotiated
ii loan Of twenty-five cents from the
Chinamap, which he failed to return at
the stipulated time, whercupon the
base son of a Tartar had the sublime
enrontery to remind him Of lis re-
nissness in the presence OF a number
of gentlemen. This was the insult
which benjamin reseeted as became a
man, aud you or any noble Roman
would lave done the same. When the
miserable Chinaman saw how terrible
was THE anger Of B. + 1. he went out
and committed hari-kari.
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LARGE piles of firewood are cording
up about town and vicinity. Winter
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IDAHO TERRITORY is second in the
display of minerals at the Centennial
Exposition, Montana is first and
Utah third in the list.
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HOOrES & Co., of the Sub Rosa ledge,
made cleanup several days ago
Did not learn the amount, but under
stand that it was something hand.
some, though.
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Rich PRostECr-Dave Ketchum the
other day pounded up piece of rock
taken from a ledge discovered by X.
P. PIowman early in the summer.
The prospect was very fattering, and
showed the rock to be quite rich. The
ledge is located few hundred feet
from and parallel with the O'Neil &
German ledge.
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Sissy, at the postoffice, has just re-
ceiiyed a fresh supply chewing to.
baccO of the best quality.
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MISS ELLA HNLPIN returned last Sun
day from visit among friends in the
Upper Payette valley. She was alb
sent about q week and speaks highly
of the hospitality and courtesies ex-
tended by the good people of that de-
lightful region.
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CRAFTS mill, out at Banner, is run
,pg along nicely, according to late
reports.
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FATHER ARCHAMBAULr informs us that
it has not yet been decided whether
the Catholic school will be opened at
Idaho City this fall. 1t will be sever,
al weeks before it is known definitely.