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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-17

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
HENRY BARROWS. DECEASED.
In the Probate Court of Boise County. !. T.
-HE PEOPLE OF THE TERRITORY OF IDAHO
send greeting In pursuance Of IN order OF
this court duly made aud entered record this.
the 2sh day Of February. 1876. notice II hereby CIV
en- that Saturday. the llth day Of Aah. 1916 at ten
o'clock A. H. Of said day. as the court room Of this
court in Idaho City. County Of Boise. has been sp.
pointed for hearing the application Of Horace Oakss.
praying that document now on dlc In this court.
purporting TO be the last will and testament Of Hen.
~ Barrows, deceased. bc admitted 70 Probate and
that letters testamsnary be issue thereon 70 said
Horace Oskes who IL named thercia executor, st
which time aud pisce all persona interested msy ap
pear and contest the same. u. b. MOORE.
IDAHO CyrY Feb. Is. lS76.l Probate Judge.
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A Trick OF ROBERT HouDIN.-From
"The Lives Of the Conjurors.' new
from the London press, we se1sst the
description Of a trick practiced upon
the Arabs by the French conjurer,
Robert Houdin:
He performed in the interior Alge'
ria) before an audience consisting al.
most entirely Of Arabs, when. after he
had elected expressions Of wonder and
admiration by performing the gun
trick, an old Arab, who perhaps had
some suspicion of the true nature ol
the trick. said: "Thc Frank is donbt.
less powerful magician; but will he
suffer me to fire at him with one oi
my own pisto!s!"
"Yes," replied Robert Hontlin; "bu;
| must first invoke the powers that
assist me-"
lie prepared for the test of the fol
lowing day by fahricating a couple oi
bullets Of wax and lampblack. one ol
which he punctured as soon as the cx'
terror had become firm, and allowed
the still soft and warm composition in
the interior to run out the orifice
He then filled up the void with blood
and closed the opening with a morsel
of the composition.
Thus prepared he, on the following
might, offered q saucer full of leaden
bullets for the inspection Of the skepti
cal Arab, who, after satisfying him
self that they were really made ol
lead, handed his pistol to the conjurer
The experiment was a new one, and
Robert Houdin confessed aftcrward
that he trembled as he dextrously
contrivcd to slip one Of his prepared
bullets into the pistol, and, after ram
ming it down upon the powder. with
ramrod, handed it back to the Arab.
"Now firc!" he exclaimed, folding
his arms.
The Arab fired, and the conjurer, to
the formers amazement, not only re
manned erect, but took from his, mouth
q lcaden bullet, which tue doubter
was satisfied was one Of. those which,
he had examined.
"Bahlr exclaimed Robert Houtlin,
as he loaded the other pistol. "You
cannot use your own weapons. See,
here you have beeH unable to draw
blood from me; but will draw blood
from yondcr wall"
He fired at the wall upon which 9
stain oF blood was Immediately seen.
The Arabs crowded 70 tho VAN, stared
Il the,blcod, and touched Il with thor
|ilneers Iheir al1sseinent ieep6sed
into - - NJ III scknoxl.
edesd thek ~ fsIl!k ~ Y Ipgs
ilollsl!1 ! = 3 y l1ss s!
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RLANKS OF ALL KINDS FOB
- saJs = this eGlos.

"When / have work to do" said an
old topper, Il always set about doing
it, He had been setting about" in .
bar room for year.
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In the Matter Of tho Estate Q
Jules 0ulioux, Deceased.

In the Probate Court Of Boise County. L T.
IT APPEARING TO THE COURT By THE ETH
1 ton presented and nlcd by John Brcdbeck. the
executor Of the last will and testament OF Jules Ds-
oax. deceased praying for m order 10 sell real cs
tate hss Il il neceasAy and for the best interests ol
the estate TO sell the whole Of the real estate -
tho dabss outstanding against the decca.~a. be-
quests named in the viii oil deceased aud the debla
expenses and charges Of tho administration: u 10
therefore
In tho said estate apt before said Probate Court
Monday. tho third day Of April A. ID. ls;s. 1t ten
O'Clock A. ~ OF said day at the Courtroom Of soid
Probate Court. Idaho City. in said county. 20
caasc why IN order should not be granted 90 The
said executor 10 sell the whole Of the real csste ol
tho deccasrd and that copy Of this order be pub.
lshcd at least four successive weeks In tho lpAmo
wosin. . ncwspspcr printed and Published In sasd
city and county. M. B MOORE.
Probate Judge.
Idaho City. Feb -. A. D. 1874 nar3:Sw
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"SSowsHoE" Thompson, who for ten
years carried the mails over the Sierras
in winter afoot, sits in San Francisco
barrooms and tells stories about his
adventures. In the winter of 1856,
when the snow was uncommonly deep,
he first bargained to make the journeys
between Placerville and Carson Valley
on enowshocs. The distance was
ninety miles, and he ordinarily made It
in one direction in twodays, prepon-
derance Of downhill enabling him 70
slide part Of the way very speedily
but the return trip occupied three days.
Exposure affected him but little. On
che way he seldom saw human being.
Much Of the time he walked 81
gIided over snow fields from ten u
fifty feet deep. stc frozen food, and
camped ii tho open ~. He had
favorits sleepin places under ths
shelter of rocks where ~ built ares
"a made beds b htnlook boueIs.
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hummer before the Judge-Judge:
Have you ever been sent up BY me?'
Bummer: II have not yet had that
honor"
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my client is no more guilty oi
stealing that hog than frog amt got
no TAIL" was . young Kentucky law
yer's address to Warren county ju
ry.
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yRD 1oARD or COUNTY,
0o1616I41IoND30
of Boise county, Idaho Territory, will
meet in regular session at the Court
House, in Idaho City, on
Monday, the ID Day Of April, 70,
that being the first Monday in said month.
All accounts or other matters coming be-
fore said Board should be filed two days
prior to said meeting.
All accounts and papers must be legally
verified to ensure action thereon, and no
bill be presented unless all the fees are
paid. JAMES MORIARrY,
Clerk of Board.
IDAHO CITY, March /, 1875.
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WAr.-Wait, husband, before you
wonder audibly why your wife don't
get along with the household affairs
"as your mother did" She is doing
her best-and no woman can endure
that best to be slighted. Remember
the long, weary nights that she sat up
with that babe that died; remember
the love and care she bestowed upon
you when you had that long spell Of
sickness. Do you think she is made
of cast iron? Wait-wait in silence
and fo,bcarancc, and the light will
come back to her eyes-the old light
Of the old days.
Wait, wife, before you speak re-
|proachfu'ly to your husband when
he comes home late, weary, and "out
Of sorts" He has worked hard for yon
all day, perhaps far into the night;
he has wrestled, hand in hand with
care, and selfishness and greed, and all
the demons that fall in the train Of
money making. Let home be another
atmosphere entirely. Let him feel
that there is no other place in the
world where he can fnd peace, and
quiet, and perfect love.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-17

Territory of Idaho. "a
County of Boise.
Before the Board Of County Commissioners Of Boise
County. l. T.
To j. n keLascAl<r. job. Horx asd all otArvs inler.
essed.
-AKE NOTICE. that. on December 10Th. A. n.
1875. petition. signed by more than Ave per.
soma aei in tho once Of the undersigned pray.
ing the Honorable Board Of County Commissioner
Of Boise County that order be msde after due and
legal notice given. disseminating thas portion Of the
old county road - tho Upper Paycssc valley running
through the farms Of J. c. Mills and Patrick Glen.
non. and 80 change and essapiiah the same that II
shall commence u The corner Of J. c. Mills Geld
and thence turning 10 the cast TO run back OF
east os McTAughlcn Howe's house and barn. and
running thence In northeriy direction up said val
ley connect with the present county road u
or GEAR the District School house. distance Of less
than one mie: that said petition laid until
the next regular meeting Of said Board on the nrst
Monday in April 1870. - which time you may appear
and object to the granting Of said petition By hine
with the Clerk OF sad Board prior TO the FIRST day o
said regular meeting your objections In writing os
claim 10 damages. or BOTH and your fsnC 30 To do
shall bc received waiver Of objections or claims
for damages.
n afix my seal Of oence this nrst day Of March.
Vs. 4. D. 1915.
JAMES MoRlARTY.
Auditor and Recorder
and cx.oficio Clerk OF Board OF Co. Comuissioners.
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BEFORE / came to New Orleans !.
says correspondent, thought . Gre
ole was half-breed of some race
Cuban or Spanish or French didn't
exactly. know which. i think the
Northern people have the same notion,
md will be grateful if correct them be-
fore they come downhere and show their
ignorance, as did. A Creole lisa native
of Louisiana. Any one who is born
here is Creole, just as any one who
is born in Indiana is Hoosier, and
in Ohio Buckeye. They don't have
dark, pensive, and romantic hair;
they don't sit on verandas with their
cheek, and shapely arm, bare to the
elbow. resting on the balustrade; and
they don't look off into the gardens Of
bananas and dropping palms, with a.
ligators crawling over the walk. It
is base misrepresentation, this idea;
but | was sorry to have my romance
shattered when / found it out.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-06-25

Insults are like countsrfeit money; We can
not hinder their being offered, but We are not
com PEELED to take them.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-06-25

T ,oUIsIANA SAVINGS BANK AND sAYI
DEPOSIT COMPANY,
81 Camp Street,
e. G. PALMER, President.
JAMES JACKSON, Vice President
DIRECTORS.
ED. CONERY, FREDERICK WING,
J. H. KELLER, W. Fl. THOMAS
W. b. SCHMIDT, JAMES JACKSON.
E. @. PALMER.
This Bank insures against loss by burglar
THIEVES and FIRE at low rates.
Deposits of FIFTY CEETS and upward receNl
and Six Per Cent allowed PAYABLE Jan. Lat and JulyM
It's capital and the character of its Directors Rua
teo its Deposit0rs aEAsnst loss. -
jyII 75Iy JOHN s. WALTON, CaelfstJ
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-06-25
ST. PATRICK'S HALL ASSOCIATES
SAVINGS BANK,

5----. $3.50. Camp Street.
open daily from 10 NJ to p NJ. and on sasra,,
evenings from to g, only to receive deposits
Deposits Of fifty (5a cents and upwards reosivsa.
Interest allowed at the rate of six per cant n.
annum. No interest allowed for q period les, fla,
three months.
On the LIST Of January and the LIST of July Of ga,
year interest will be calculated at the rate of sr n,
cent and will be paid placed tho credit OF n,
deposition
Deposits will be paid on demand, q rule In Un.sa
States currency legal tenders the Bank re.orzfp
the right to demand thirty days notice of vithd,av
JOHN HENDERSON, PresidsuA.
WIN. J. CASTELL, Vice President
j. CONNOLLY, Cashier.
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FINANCIAL.

THOMAS SMITH, President.
EMILE GAUCHR' vioe-President.
JOHN G. DEvEnAUX. Cashier.
The New York herald., 1876-07-31
BROOKLYN ROBBERIES.

The residence Of Theodore wol, No. 2o2 Atlantic
avenue entered by sneak thieves Saturday and
robbed of quantity Of wearing apparel Detective
Curran yesterday arrested Michael Barry on suspicion
OF being the thief
Domenco Nicolni arrested at No II Degrav
street. on complaint OF G. H. Carlo Mantillin of No
Gs Pearl street. New York, who him with OBJ.
tanning $50 worth OF false pretences The
accused is held to answer
John Embanks, of No. 147 Concord street, was ar
rested by Charles H. Patterson suspicion OF burg
larry on Saturday night the prisoner beng found in
the stable OF the complainant No. IS Nassau street.
He Is held for trial.
The New York herald., 1876-07-31
SAFE BURGLARS FOILED.

At the Finy-scventh Street Police Court yesterday
Charles Hastings aged about nineteen years. CON-
m,ttsd for trial a charge of attempting to rob the
safe IN +. N. STATIONS coal Office No 224 Lexington
avenue. Theodore Gladding, awatchman, detected the
accused and another at work the safe which they
were cndcavorng to pry open with drills Hastings
said after his that they had been working the
safe nearly all night, and they would have been
cessinl long before being discovered (pinc O'Clock
A. yesterday had not their tools been blunt and OF
the poorest material They han first broken open the
Office desk. and nnding nothing there then began al
the sale. The other burglar mado his escape before
Officer Hogan, of the Twentynrst precinct, the
watchman could capture him. The tools used by the
burglars wero secured
The New York herald., 1876-07-31
RIVER THIEVES FIRED AT.

Yesterday morning, about four O'Clock the attention
of Patroman Darby was attracted by the suspicious
conduct OF two young men who were moving about in
yawlboat in the river, the foot of Henry street.
South Brooklyn. He called out TO them and ordered
them to come ashore, but instead OF doing 80, they
rowed rapidly TO tho foot Of Hicks street. where
they landed and ran away. The officer discharged two
shots at the retrcatng men. but without effect The
boat Is thirteen icct IN length black outside aud
painted lead color on the inside II Is believed
becn Nj
The New York herald., 1876-07-31
A BAD SON.

William Forbes, aged eighteen, OF No. 452 West
Forly-sixth street, was held to keep the peace By
Judge Kibre,h, at the Fifty seventh street Police
Court. yesterday, charge OF threatening kill hm
mother With smoothing iron and oAlhng hss VIZ
namoa The bail was Axed - otoQ
The New York herald., 1876-07-31

j. New jersey Southern kailgoad Fare lower than
any other route commencing June 10, 1876 Leave New
York from pier North River foo, Rector St. As A. NJ for
Long Branch and sesbright, &c g:45 A. for Phadel-
phia Long Branch, Toms River Waretown and Vineani
$3.50 p NJ Philadelphia Long Brsncn and Tuckertown
44O r. VI. for Long Branch Toms River and Waretown:
so T. NJ via freight boat and passenger train tor Long
Branch sundays 80 A. NJ. Tor Long Branch returning
a NJ. W. -, SNEDEN. q. NJ.
The New York herald., 1876-07-31
EXCURSIONS.
A rLANTIC OCEAN AND kOCKAWAY BEACH,
JARRETT PALMER's palace Of the sea. the
PLYMOUTH ROCK.
will TO-DAY. and every day. make
TWO GRAND TRIPS to
ROCKAWAY BEACH AND TIE ATLANTIC OCEAN

MoRNING-Leaves the foot Of 23d St. North River, at
o'clock. and pier No = North River. ut 80 o'clock
AFTEHNoON-I.eaves foot of ga North River. at
30 o'clock and pier No. 2 North River adjoining the Bat
terry. at O'clock -
FARE ..... :. FIFTY CENTS
Single rrD Tickets to or from Rockaway cents
T.SA tickets must be purchased on the piers
tYtMOONLIGiT EXCURSION this Monday. and on
Wednesday evenings.
The New York herald., 1876-07-31

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Company's pier. foot OF ID ST.. Hoooken.
MOSEI. Saturday. Aug. RiiElN. Saturday, Aug 10
DONAU. Saturday Ang. L. ODER. Saturday. Aug. 26
Rates OF passage from New York Southampton
bremen
First Cabin 500 gold; Second Cabin $50 gold
$40 currency
Return Tickets at reduced rates
Prepaid Stecrage Certificates $50 currency
Fort freight passage apply TO
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