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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-11-03

So p THE WEEKLY WORLD is fur
nished subscribers anywhere ont of
the Territory at three dollars and a
quarter per annum. This low sub
scription has been fixed upon for the
benefit of parties desiring to send cop
les, to friends and acquaintances
abroad. Many subscribers are send
ing as high as three and four copies
each to other States and Territories.
Sent to any address in the Territory,
flee dollars per annum is charged for
the Weekly and eight dollars for the
Scmi-wcckly.
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cart Initiating Nature.n

A coating of diamonds on a pure crystal
these are Partisan Diamonds. Their
luster is perpetual. For sale only at
RICHARD HUMPHREYS Jewelry
Store, 779 Broadway, opposite Stewards,
New York. Goods sent c. o. D., with
privilege to examine before paying for
them. Send for illustrated price list.
"a l have no agents.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-11-03

DANCING SCHOOL "A young man, re.
Gently arrived, proposes, should he
meet with sufficient encouragement,
70 establish dancing academy at this
place and continue the same during
the winter. Among others that have
never been introduced in this Territory
nc would bring out the Dip, Glide etc
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LETTER FROM MR.. ED. rAHEY.
DEADwooD. BLACK Hills,
October 10, 1876.

OEtOUeF IL, 1910.
Ed WoRLD:-I arrived in Deadwood
on the tenth of Oct, sixteen days
travel from Cheyenne and twenty-five
days from Idaho City. Deadwood is.
not as extensive mining camp as |
expected to find it. Deadwood gnlch,
the place that thousands tiocked to
from all parts of the United States
looking for the new Eldorado, is a
small gulch two miles long, or less,
in some places two hundred feet wide,
and narrows down occasionally to
ten or twelve feet wide. The pay
streak is very narrow in the gulch,
and some claims have been opened in
that gulch and no pay found. 1t is
safe to say that one-fou tn of the
gulch will never be worked. Dead.
wood creek empties into White Wood
at Deadwood city. There are six or
eight claims working on White Wood
that pay small wages. This creek is
very large, that is, the fiat is three or
four hundred feet wide, and two or
three miles of it is located. This creek
is what raised most Of the excite.
ment, it being so extensive, and ev-
erybody thought it would pay; but it
has been opened in several places and
no pay found. Outside of Deadwood
gulch there is nothing discovered so
far in the Black Hills. This is hard
country to prospect in; ittakes labor,
the bedrock being so deep. / know
of one company of forty men, thirty
miles from here, on place called Cas-
tie creek, working on one drain.
They have worked for two months,
and one Of the party told me that it
would be the first of April before they
would strike bedrock. There are a
good many of the Idaho City boys in
the Hills. Tom Burk and his party,
from Placerville, arrived by stage last
night. Some of the party talk of go
ing back to PlacervilIe in a few days.
John Murphy, ex.county clerk of Boise
county, came in the time did. Mr..
Nelson, who lived down on More
creek, is here. | did not see him. l
am told he has a good claim. John
has got a blacksmith shop
At Lead City, and is doing well. L.
Savage left for the states the day | ar
rived. He made money in the hills.
Willis and Stewart are prospecting on
Spring creek, which is fifty miles
rom here on the Cheyenne road. II
expect to remain III Deadwood this
winter, and would like to have you
send me the WEEKLY WORLD.
They hold three hundred feet to the
;laim in this country. They only
work four or five men to the claim.
From three to five hundred men are as
many as can find employment ut prof
table mining in this camp. All told
here is at present fifteen hundred or
wo thousand men in Deadwood City
nut of employment. Deadwood is a
,ery lively little town, but business of
III kinds is overdone. The small pox
S raging here now. They have built
pest house out of town where those
re taken to who get the disease,
md two out Of three die. II
Ed. FAHEY.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-11-03

The SrUMPAGE. Those who heard
Mr.. Fem speak know very well what
he said OH the stumpage question.
In placcfof denying the existence Of
such law he said that he had intro
duced bill to repeal it, and that the
collecting of stumpage was confined
to but one portion of the Territory.
He further said that inquiry at the
proper department disclosed the fact
that not one-cent of the thousands OF
dollars collected in Ada, Boise and Al
turas counties, had ever been paid
over The people know very well
what Mr.. Fem said, without repeat
ing it through these columns.
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Notice tosTax Payers.

YEyHE TAX PAYERS or BOISE COUNTY WILL
take notice that the Territorial ana County
taxes are now due and payabies sand that the law IN
rea ton to their collection will he strictly enforced
and ha the time for collecting expires wednesday
the first day of NOvember. JOHN1SORMAN,
Assessor and ex. Oicio Tax Collector ofBoise Coun>
ty.I Il.
!, IDAHO CITY, Oct. 13.-lsT6
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-11-03

The California Combination Troupe"
gave an entertainment at this place on
Wednesday night, but as everybody
almost had gone for several nights III
succession a short time previous to
Prof. Jackson's entertainments, there
was not a large audience present.
Considering this fact, however, they
gave very fair performance. AT Its
conclusion the manager stated that
while performing at Silver City, Owy-
hec county, week or two since, q
crowd of drunken white bummers,
headed by an equally drunken Niger
ringing hand bell, entered and taking
possession of the hall, created such y
disturbance that they refused to play
any further and stopped before the
programme was gone half through;
Which proceeding was very correct on
the part Of the minstrel boys
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-11-03

PUBLIC SPEAKING.-Hons. George
Alnsile and Jas. H. Hawley will ad.
dress the citizens of Boise county at
Granite Creek, Friday, November srd;
Placerville, Saturday, November 4th;
CenterviIle, Sunday, November 5th;
and at Idaho c ty on Monday, Novem.
Der 9th. Speaking to commence at
seven o'clock P. NJ. each day.
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Alittle money is needed at all times
the WORLD office, and more particu
hrIy at about this time. Subscribers and
patrons generally are respectfully reques-
ted to pay up their Indebtedness and thus
help US keep things going.
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To FARNERs.-All kinds of grain,
butter, eggs and bacon taken on sub
scriptiOn, or for any kind of work
done at the World Office.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-11-03

HE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Brayman,
VINO has been examining the matter,
tells the statesman that the Legislature
OF this Territory will meet in Deem,
Der, as formerly, the time never having.
been changed to January, as was sup
posed and so announced sometime
since.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-11-03

MASTER WV KINGSLEY was seriously
injured by a fall from a horse on
Wednesday last. Striking upon his
mead he was severely Jared. but will
T all right again in a day or two.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-11-03

The BAM-Do not forget the dance
tonight to be given by john Hanifan,
at Quartzburg. As the weather is
fne, large number of merry dancers
will no donbt be present.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-11-03

wi" oTEvENsoN and family, who have
''eH i'Vlng at Grimes Pass since early
, 4 returned to Idaho City on
= "'u'esday, and will remain during
The winter.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-11-03

IR IT. rs" will re-organize immc-
datey after the election, we are III
formed, and will continue their works
Of charity thence till spring birds
MARBLE on We fowery thorn.
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MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.

The Money Order office will not be
cSpened at all on Sundays; and no Money
Older business will be transacted on Sat
udsys after four o'clock P. NJ.
s. C<SILSBY,
Idaho City, Dec. 8, 1915. Postmaster.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-11-03

"SHE was plump and beautiful, and
he was wildly fond Of her She hated
him, bnt, woman.like, she strovc 10
catch him. What was he? A flea"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-11-03

A' hO' fAHEY, who left here a few
A' since, tells what he knows
u' 'he Black Hills in another col
:, ,' We hope he will furnish our
p,' I'S with weekly letter from the
= 'S long as he remains there.
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!. County Democratic Ticket

County Democratic Ticket
For Delegate to Congress;
S. S. FEM.
n;strict Attorney Second District:
t0' GEO. AINSLIE.
For Council:
E.A. STEVENSON,
R.. ALLEN.
For Assembly:
JOHN H. MYER,
~. APPERSON,
STEPHEN DEMPSEY,
NJ. G. LUNEY,
JULIEN MOURoT.
For Sheriff:
SAMUEL STEWART.
For Assessor and Tax Collector:
JOHN GORMAN.
For Auditor and Recorder:
JAMES MORIARTY.
For Treasurer:
J.P. SWIM.
For Probate Judge:
rs. HART.
For County Commissioners:
DANIEL JONES,
CON HALEY,
ED. FULMER.
For Coroner:
TB. LYONS.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-11-03

These are all Colour Detached Lever Escapemens'
Clocks of careful construction and guaranteed
as accurate and reliable time-keepers. They will "A
any position, aud are suitable for any place
where correct time is desired.
The AMERICAN AGRIcULTuRALIsT, of New York,
says of it, editorially, sit isa very neat affair. We
have had running for about two months. in :
competition with muck larger and more expensive >
clock. and though we can't say that the little one
mas beaten. we quite sure it has KEPT EVEN with
the other-
1t is tirst.class article that all who purchase
are certain of getting the moneys WORTH Sent by
mail, post paid. receipt Of price. currency. Es-
tablishsd 1885, @# 90
s. B. JEROME & CO.. New Haven. Conn.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-11-03

SlxTY-NISE pupils arc on the rolls Of
the. public. school,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-11-03

THIs is not only an exciting but a
very interesting political campaign.
Women as well as men have a duty
to perform to their country, and they
should not shrink from it. They can
not vote, but they can cut the wood
and bring water, and thus leave the
men more time to talk up matters.
A recent visitor to the Centennial
Exhibition writes to the London Times
that the Americans are training both
men and women to become the most
skilled workmen, and are importing
the best and newest machinery, and
that the present commercial chaos
may result in an order that England
may be totally unprepared for.
IL
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-11-03

During week Gays, until further notice,
fine Postoffice will ne kept open from seven
A. NJ until nine P. NJ.
SUNDAYS from halfpast twelve to one,
md from four until six p. NJ.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-11-03

The "St. NIchOIns, - :
Da( Box board case, double; Inn :
itation morocco; 4 IL in. high, :
4 in. wide.
The "Ca binet,". !. 2 90 =
(Solid black walnut or maple j.
case, 6 in. high, 4 Ia in. wide.
The "Oreide,".. 3 CO..
(Round metal imitation Coda
case, s i'm. diameter.
The ssBouslOir,". ....... 3 60 !
IS in. oc>agon morocco case. ,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-11-03

5'1 w. Oa 4 telegraphs'from Por..
Al 9 y 'ne branch Office of the P. d.
;, : = Il Co., at Corinnr, Utah, to
Po, tIsSa with the railroad grading to
.tls. a'l,o' and that he would be out
= shortly with money to push it.
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Thirty Hour Clocks.

BY MAIL, POSTAGE PAID, FOR
.GREENBACKS.
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Guns ]. 'OSAlLY constitutional restric.
ssnes y :, very bothcrsome, as for in.
ibrn;s !. ,ne discovery just made in Cal.
PERM, 'aa' the Constitution will not
y winnie ne legal fogging of ! man
0ne by pp p, his wife. It can still be
private enterprise, however.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-11-03

GcasoO ILL has commenced the pub
|te u daily in connection with
|C,ls sek'y hder, at Salinas City,
e,cb.. '''a which he forwards US as an
Gtae s re 1t is sprightly vigorous
s;Ds ise'' and we hope it will prove
9 card to it's founder.
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postomce Hours.

During week Gays, until further notice,
fine POstoffce will ne kept open from seven
AM until nine P. NJ.
SUNDAYS from halfpast twelve to one,
Yd from four until six P. NJ.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
The Money Order office will not be
COened at all on Sundays; and no Money
Older business will be transacted on Sat
urisys after four o'clock p NJ.
s. C>SILSBY,
Idaho City, Dec. 8, 1875. Postmaster.
AlttIe money is needed at all times
in the WORLD office, and more particu
hrly at about this time. Subscribers and
patrons generally are respectfully reques-
ted to pay up their Indebtedness and thus
help US keep things going.
-
To FAMERs.-All kinds of grain,
butter, eggs and bacon taken on sub
scnptiOn, or for any kind of work
done at the WORLD Office.
The BAL-Do not forget the dance
tonight to be given by John Hanifan,
at Quartzburg. As the weather is
fn, a large number of merry dancers
will no dOubt be present.
TIE IT. rs" will re-organize immc-
datey after the election, we are in
formed, and will continue their works
o. charity thence till spring birds
MARBLE on ye lowery thorn.
MASTER WV. KINGSLEY was seriously
injured by a fall from a horse on
Wednesday last. Striking upon his
aead he was severely Jared. but will
Nall right again in day or two.
W. oTEvENsON and family, who have
'3n living at Grimes Pass since early
!, 'puaS' returned to Idaho City on
Wednesday, and will remain during
the winter
"A Ed FAHEY, who left here a few
:, ,''As since, tells what he knows
!, wv Inc Black Hills in another COL
-, we hope he will furnish our
An = with a weekly letter from the
" . long as he remains there.
b., w. 0a4pxAS telegraphs'from Por..
~ : y 'ne branch office of the p. d.
>, i = Il Co., at Corinnr, Utah, to
: pa. '"ead with the railroad grading toI
Ie.a '''u' and that he would be out
''y with money to push it.
GcaSaD nilL' has commenced the pub
M ~ Oh a daily in connection with
C,re' weekly Lder, at Salinas City,
e,oI. which he forwards us as an
ill., y 1t is a sprightly vigorous
VIM :se'' and we hope it will prove
card to it's founder.
tvos O0ALLT constitutional restric-
staaos !, very bothcrsome, as for in.
iors;s !. Inc discovery just made in Cal
lerm;, mat !, the Constitution will not
. winnie legal flogging of / man
6le ii pplng his wife. It can still be
s'sa1e enterprise, however,
, 1876-10-08

ALIOdOL-"2S Ble2Uy NJ 81 70
BROOM-CORS-There was some inquiry from Fast
ern manufacturers. There WAS no change In prices
but good corn was rather weak under liberal oerings
QuotatonS: Choice hur &c; medium hurl red tip
ped. 5@c; grten brush, with hurl enough to work IL
5S5c; red tipped with do, 4@46c; green covers and
inside. 4Ac; red tipped do, 3X9lc; inside brush
393Nc; medium to choice stalk braid 4a5c: inferior
brush. 3@313c: crooked do. 2&4c.
BUTTEE-Trade was not a. active "a on the earlier
days OF the week. but there very fair movement
after ALL and at well sustained prtces For choice IA
bic butter ready outlet IL found at fun nKures Low
and medium grades are slow. We quote: Choice to
extra yellow 2@31c; medium to good grades 1e@23c:
Inferior to common. 15@lTc.
BAGGISG-There was q fairly active mnrem.n+ ~
gunalfa a While Eran baEs, buraps. and wool sacts
noted: Stark 4. Peefess IA, &c: Iswisrenne Mene
2cac; Montanp 2it; Ontario, s2c: American 4 ios:
ou; lslsc; Eunnles, single. i3ss14 DO double,
CnEEsE-During the psat two or three ea7s there
oecn material ncrea;e IN the Tecclp and tie ef.ecf
on ~ sa4es naa bse1 t. weaken them The demand c,,n
prices Sales were effected as Tar eno ~ ~
oest aad q o<sl093c for inferior to llf ~0'4 ~
CoAt[No new features were deye,uped In cnnrec.
Eon Htn tas markct Tue demand Is It'll largely con-
o ssies Il ese IT, anu the yerEess
CARO- prices at Buffalo IT, 0. Us IRE 81 as15 n 9"r
ION aud freishts to Chicago 4Dc We quote a. ;olio.
LLackaEanna eKE S7:tpes7. u; do, nut 81 .SM7 SG.
~ I taoRe e. Hsg5'5; Dluesor. $3.50; camel 81 ca
* ~e'o' 0aitlnoFe Ohio, So 90; Hllno.s S3.iI
EGGs-#cre sa1abie at 214o2c the outadn betn1 inv
strlct!y fresh and we'll pa ked lots e A"-
Aoefe was good trade tn saltwater nsh and
, 1876-10-08

hues cannot be e1cel1ed in beauty, while those
for carriage, reception, and denll-toilctte con-
form with the various co]ors Of the dresses for
those occasions and are made OF the same ma
terial and Of bronze. The square toes are mar
rover and the heels lower than those of last
season, and all attempt to create effe.t by ex-
hibiting red stockings between sandal straps,
which are now frequently seen, Is totally ig-
nored in this trousseau.
Although information has been given regard
ing the winter c1oaks that have appeared de-
cided and permanent styles for the season will
be furnished by modlstes in few days which
will be forwarded to you in my next communi-
cation.
Many events herald
BRILLIANT AND EARLY sEAsoy
IN the fashionable world. The new palace Of
Baron Rothschl1d. With it's magnificent archi-
lecture and grand salons, will soon be open
for It's prlacely reeeption6; also the drawing
who arrived in Pau last week with q numerous
suite; which, in addition to the regal receptions
already given and those in preparation, induce
us to forget that the torrid heat of summer was
so recently endured.
who want to see "rEnfer" " can do so, as it has
been discovered in demolishfns house for the
continuation Of the Boulevard Henri Quatre. 4
magnificent bas-relief OF the fourteenth century,
which has been hidden for ages By mod
ern decorations, represents the Virgin reposine
on monstrous head. The mouth of this monster
Indicates the entrance to hell, and contains q
female devil, whose knowledge Of fire and briul-
stone might have been solution to the enig-
NAUTICAL freak Of fashion who arrays her mnions
IN diabolical hues, it Madame Lucifer had made
her appearance sooner. This wonderful piece
Of sculpture will be transferred to the Museum
Of Cluny, and, as a work Of art, remain un-
riraled among the treasures that there abound.
THEATRICAL MATTERS
are still In chaotic state. Tie Gymnase
nfc INIT %ofo1AoI1v VII
, 1876-10-08

Special Correspondence " Tbs TTsbxnS.

Special Correspondence " Tbs Trfbxn&.
PARIS, Sept. 2f.-1u visiting various estab-
lishments to obtain information worthy Of no.
ticc, It is difficult to make selections in the pro-
fusion Of elegance on every hand. 1t is true
there are many gorgeous productions that only
serve to add briiliancy to the general display,
and which are totally disregarded by customers
from the Faubourg st. Germain. Here is hat
Of hunters green, with its high, conieal crown
ornamcnted by scarf Of sulphur hue, whilst a
plume Of darker green falls over the dropping
rim. 4 crescent Of flashing steel clasps the
scarf high up, behind, and huge trop-
fcal beetles are perched on the small,
towering crown. The green and golden hues OF
these insects, and their uncommon size, proclaim
they are the idols once worshiped by Egyp-
tians aa animated images OF the sun. a tew
are seen cleaning among the feathers OF dark
blue hat whose concal crown is less exposed to
view, and the effect might be attractive and
uniaue if the uptufned rim with scarlet lining
had been Of another hue; "chapeau plferarl"
has the crown cntwined by metallic band,
representing scarlet serpent, but its glitter
ing scales and emerald eyes appear too ani1nat-
ed to attract even the most eccentric Seeking
a contrast, to obliteratc the idea that all pres
cnt tendencies are loud, and to prove the truth
Of the old adage, t.The French never scream,''
turned towards q charming Marie Stuart hat,
whose simple beauty and recherche style be-
trayel no effort to mingle the violent contrasts
SO admired BY the crowd. 1t was Of creamy un-
cut velvet trimmed with garnet; garnet and
cream ostrich tips, mingled profuse1y over the
crown, and small pufings OF plain Illusion, with
q narabout feather, furnled tle light trimming
in the face. This proved to be carriage hat,
ordered bv Atlle. Lejeun, future Princess OF
Chimay. The marriage will Boon take place,
and in connection with that event L concluded
to visit the establishment where
THE CHAuSsuRH
for the same OCCASION is being prepared. Dress
ing slippers OF white kid, with raised embroid-
cfF Of violets, others OF rose and blue velvet,
tn n,otc} tne silk stockings Of similar delicate
, 1876-10-08

The Buchy Of SAKE Gotha has taken the lead
IN allowing cremation, and the Town OF Gotha
man society for the Introduction of cremation
has paid sum Of 1900 marks to the Town OF
Gotha to cover the necessary expenses for erect
ing cremation apparatus. Strict regulations
hare been published by the police, ordering the
bodies to be burned, SO as to prevent cremation
in all cases where the causes Of death have not
been properly ascertained. Bodies sent from
abroad afe subject to the same or even more
stringent rules. At first no corpse is to be
burned unless the deceased has expressed wish