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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-11-30
JOHN WHITE,

DI.ACKSNITTH-DO0s all kinds Of blaeksmithing.
Id Particular attention given TO shOeing horses.
BlOp opposite Bracket House stable, River Falls,
Mis-. "
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We have squalized stock per head as fol-
lows: Horses, $50; Neat Cattle, $3.50;
Mules and Asses, $40; Sheep and Lambs,
75c.; Swine, $3.50. Gold and silver watch
es, IS; Pianos and Melodeons, $50.
All of which is respectfully submitted
this 18th day of November, A. ID. 1876.
j. d, PUTNAM,
NJ. b. WILLIAMS, on County
OLE LARSON, Equalizat'n
}. A. STIRRAT,
Tabular Statement of County Equaliza-
ton, as adopted by County Board of Super
visOrs for the year 1876:
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IotaIs......--..T 81 II SIS o. .225 a
Total amount of County orders is
sued this session is S., $3.50 70.
On motion Board adjourned sine d,e.
III. b. WARNER,
County Clerk.
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MARTIN RIPPLE,

BLACKSMITH, shop on Main ST., south Of Braek-
ID EFT House. Particular attention given to shoe
ing horses
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r. II. PILLAR,

DAINTERS. GraiRers, Glaciers and Paper Hangers,
consin. 1915
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The estimates for the ensuing year are as
follows: Paupers, 81, 900; court expenses,
81 500; salaries, So, 900; printing 81 900;
blank books and stationery, $500, sheriff
and jailor's bills, 81 900; criminal expenses,
$500; Supervisors bills &c, 5000; 1ndebt-
edness, 81 900; taxes on railroad land una
variable, $4,000. Total, $4,000
We recommend that a county tax of Sl5,-
600 be levied OH the taxable property of
Pierce County for the ensuing year
THOMAS HURLEY,)
g. !. J. d SoaNhfE0TI' Committee
The Committee appointed to make
Jury lists then submitted the lists,
which were adopted as the names of
persons subject to be drawn as jurors
for the year 1877.
Committee to settle with Superin-
tendents Of the Poor then submitted
the following report together with the
annual report of the Superintendent
of the Poor, which on motion were re-
ceived and adopted:
Annual report Of the Superintendent of
Poor of Pierce County for the year ending
November 18th, 1876:
ELLSWORTH, Nov Ie, 1876.
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of
Pierce County:
We most respectfully state that at our last
settlement, Nov. 18th, 1875, there was a de-
| ticiency in tho Pauper Fund of S208.21.-
The amount appropriated is
For pauper purposes. ........... 81 200 W.
| For improvements. ........... 10000
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Educational.
III. \. BAKER. A. B., Editor.
COUNTY SUPERINrESDENT.)


Mr.. FISK is teaching in District No. l.,
of Diamond Bluff.
j. Fl. BOusTEAD began school on the
18th inst, in the Nero district. lie
has 90 scholars enrolled.
The school in district No. 3, Salem, is
supplied with a teacher. A gentle
man from Dodge county, ID. X. Amidon,
is hired.
PHILIP RoBEY has returned from At
ton Academy. lie began his school in
Il e Fenton district, Ellsworth, on the
18th inst.
1T would be a great advantage to a
school if teachers would have evening
exercises in Grammar, Arithmetic, etc.
Those who can, try it. y.
The school in the Spaulding district
began Monday, Nov. 20, under the
tutelage of Miss Sarah Bartholomew.
of Lodi. 1t is her fifth term in the
school.
The name of Fred. Parker. of Isa-
belle. appears i'm the list of Pierce
county teachers. He began his first
term in the Porter district, Trenton,
last Monday. We wish him success.
The teachers of Spring Lake purpose
meeting Saturday, Dec. ,, at the Gard
ner school house. for the purpose of
organizing teachers association.
All teachers are requested to attend.
ALTHOUGH the River Falls village
school has less room and fewer teach
ers in proportion to the numb of pu-
pills than most schools of its kind. The
corps of teachers are doing more
than could De expected. The work
is well systematiZed. The weekly
teachers meetings conduce greatly to
that end.
Tn Schools of Oak Grove are all in
session. Rece Wilkinson teaches in
district No. 8, Miss Annie Towey in
District No. Z. Mr.. McGill, of Point
Douglas, i'm district No. 3, Walter Roll
Inns in district No. 10 and b. ii. Cor.
cOran in district No. /.
School district No. ? (recently form
ed voted at their first meeting to
build a schOol-house 20x30. II feet be-
tween the floor and ceiling, to be fur
nished with patent seats and desks.
G. W. Truax was elected clerk. c.
THE following is the list of subscrib-
ers to the Wisconsin Journal of Edu-
cation, in Pierce county, and one or
two who are not at present in the
county, but who have sent their
names 10y US. We should like To see
the list doubled. \ few names are
those of clerks. The rest are teachers,
up to the times. The price of the
Journal hereafter will be 81 per year.
Remit that amount if you wish to
subscribe. We cannot understand
why every district clerk does not sub
scribe, as it can be done at the eX-
pense of the district:
| RIVER FALLS.
A. ii. Weld, w. ID. Parker, j. b.
Thayer, A. Earthman, w. III. Lowell,
Augusta Wales, Sumner Farnsw0rth,
Agnes Edsall, Normal School, ii. 5.
Baker, Isaac Southworth, Clara
Thomas, Eva Powell, w. ID. Chaplin,
VI. J. Baird, Clara A. IIealy, JAS. w.
Gordon, C. w. Blake, 4. W. BOrum,
Il ID
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ELLSWORTH. Wiz. Nov. l6. 1876.

wv
We, the Committee appointed to settle
with the County Treasurer, respectfully re-
port that We have carefully and faithfully
examined and compared the books and
vouchers of the County Treasurer and find
them correct in all respects, and to agree
with his report herewith submitted
All of which is respectfully submitted.
JAMES X. WEBB,
CORNELIUS FENTON, Committee.
HENRY l.. HUBBARD,
Annual Report of County Treasurer for
the year ending November Is, 1876
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KING IL MORTON,

nEALER IN Millinery and Ladies Furnishing
~ goods. Main Street. River Falls 1873
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PRESCOTT.

R. L. Reed, Lydia Bourne, Mary
Walls, Emma Watkins, VIM. Caldwell,
Clara McCray.--6.
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MRS. ". Il. WINCHESTER.

4 tONVEYANCER, Collector and Justice Of the
~ Peace New Centerville, Wis. A. ~
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ID. III. LEVINGS,
s Jones.

DAINTER- House. Carriage and Sign Painter.
L Paper Hanger aAd Grainer, River Falls, Wis
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RIVER FALLS, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30 1876

BY cash paid Co. Treas redemptions int $3.50 80
advertising fees col. - 90
clerks fees collected. l23 -
tax sale certificates
sold, intending int al o.
individuals on redemptions. 2ll0 8.
on hand ............ .......... l75 o.
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All. Weld, w. ID. Parker, j. b.
Thayer, A. Earthman, w. ii. Lowell,
Augusta Wales, Sumner Farnsworth,
Agnes Edsall, Normal School, ii. ;.
Baker, Isaac Southworth, Clara
Thomas, Eva Powell, w. ID. Chaplin,
VI. J. Baird, Clara A. IIealy, JAS. w.
Gordon, C. W. Blake, 4. W. BOrum,
Rosa Hudson, G. l.. Bowman, River
Falls ,Journal.-22.
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TAX SALE cRRTIFIcATs ACCOUNT.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

BANNER NlsruCr.--Aiessrs. Donald
Grant and Green Martin came down
from Banner District last Saturday.
Eight men have been at work all win
ter ON the "Silver Peak" and Calves
tom tunnels, ia the latter 81 which4he
ledge is almost reached. Snow out
there about six feet deep. hut the wa
ter has started. Grant will return in
. few days, but Martin vii work ct
placer mining down Asresfor q few
weeks. F &c =
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

Nrw BLACKSMITH SaoP.-Mr. J. .,
Fishes, the pioneer blacksmith OF the
Territory, has At last got his new
shop, on the corner opposite the post
Office, il complete running order, and
is now ready to do all kinds Of work
IN his line ia the best possible manner.
Mr.. Fisber run shop 81 Fort Boise
II 1862, and, besides holding the
position Of Government blacksmith,
he did al the work Of Boise valley ct
that time in . most satisfactory man.
per. He has been in business in the
Basin during the past eight Or nine
wears. and ID generally known - TIE
best workman in the Territory. Al
ifeigl,ters, ranchncn, and everybody
.l.e 7 ,v.,t;nr flrot,class work, done =
49,. 4 III tI,e times, shoud .not ~
- cslI ~ isher.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

Coop Son. There is not an idle
man in town, and the place seems d.
most deserted. This is : good indica'
tioh, for n means That II tbdSs who
.ert ii IL fou6af bn the Streets .
week or two ago have gone to work
mining.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

Fox CopELAND's DIco1Nes.-A party,
consisting of Messrs. John Kennaly,
Bill Evans, Jim Crew, John Runysu
and family, and four Cinnamon. left
Monday for Copcland's Digginga
about seventy five miles north of here
They will engage in mining and b.
gone all season.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

The first Of May opened beautifully
and spring is here ct last. Camille
the consumptive prostitute in the play
did not sigh for the return Of flower
any deeper than have the inhabitants
Of the Basin during the past few
weeks.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

Ganr REDrcnox.-J. Il. Fisher, for
cash in hand, will shoe horses ct Is
and $3.50 all rounh,' aad oxen a. 81
per yoke. All other work in proper
ton. he can turn . slMe - neat and
set it as quick and stylish as any 9th
CT man. Give him q trial. See ad.
vertisement.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

NJ Tox ELLIOT came up from his
home 90 the Payette last Friday-his
first visit since he left last fall. Tom
Looked IS though ranching agreed
With him, IS he was in good condition
sentaliy and physically. He viii re
turn 10 q day or two.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

Doxr NEED live feel under
great obligations to Mr. Mike Smith,
Of Placcrvillc, for forwarding to this
Office last Sunday carefully-wrapped
packages containing that which no
virtuoes, wellrcgulsted family could
be happy without But inasmuch as
the editor has one Of his own, much
larger and in perfect working order,
and one that don't have to be adjust
ca with strap and buckle, we most
respectfully decline the present viii
many thanks to the donor for the kind
meas Of heart which prompted the
deed. Keep it, Mike; you may need
something like it yourself some day.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

THERMoiErER in front Of this Office
registers about twenty above zero
right along. But then the tube was
accil ephlly broken etslt not long
sinoe. I'D 10 rain dsy sle biled
over and nearly all the juice run out
Now the weather clerk can't begin "a
coax her more than twenty above.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

GARDENING is in progress among the
citizens Of this place, and the ladies'
,re arranging their flower beds, pot
pantS etc.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

0Bsravr the big new sign just
swung up BY ]. B. Fisher, the pioneer
blacksmith. Drive down to his cor
ner, fieighters, Transfers, ranctmen
"a nektsin men, where yos can
have work done we'll and at living
pECeS.~Sa e*a -g~@ Csc.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

The Mining ReUiew, published It
Denver, Colorado, and the most excel
lent RApef of the kiHdypqhliebed, is to
be enlarged to the size Of the Scien-
ty6c Press. Cause. increase Of bust
ness, which it well deserves.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

SHADE TRkEa Mr.. Dodge brought
up from Boise, last week. ) lot Of 10
cust trees for Messrs. Cooper. kim
mel and FreidiAger. who immedi,
ately set them ont on their premises.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

Tn War Eagle Minstrels have dis
,,nari. Robbins aud Goodliffe return.
i;ps 10 this place and the other boys
,,,,.a;ng on the other side.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

=. = ABBOTT came over from
,.',.rv;lle the other day and will go
O'. .,,t for HIN 4 Raridon.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

KEAS, HALL. s. Co. are very kind
and attentive to all who visit their
drifting claim in Gold Hill. and take
considerable pride in showing visitors
al through their works. They also
have q little fun at the attempts Of
visitors at giving the cardinal points
Of the compass while cnvelopcd in the
darkness Of their drift chambers. II
any Of the boys up there should ever
hare q rival in , love affair they
could get,rid, Of him BY enticiag him
nnder the ground and suddenly leav
ing him without a light. One thus
lett could never find daylight again.
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r,,,. was quite an excitement 20
ia,I ..tate market on Main street

-. # the fast freight line, came
:, time last Friday, bringing . lot
y s,tter. egss and vegetables.
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SussY, the irrepressible. always
keeps far ahead Of rcciprocation on
our part in the way Of extending ia.
'sss.g Among the many good things
g furnished last week wss Les!ss's
LADIES' Negative for May, copy Of
Which your lady friends would be
pleased to receive. Ha - ~
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

ias cabinet museum 1t, the store Of
Ai =. ". Crafts is becoming more
'a'aaDe every day. Itcontains some
!" '0e rarest curiosities, as well IS
VIC nnest specimens Of gold, gold
Sau'z and silver ore 10 be foundssny.
s0e'e. It's well worth On examine
W. and Mr.. Crafts takes great pleas
''e y explaining and answering al
questions Of visitors. &
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

r. En- BARRY wears the belt in
:.an;ne-at least he got away with
h the boys in . little bout til the ) other
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

:Mp. Sur Hn1 (piis ofMr Joe Hill)
and her two children, .Nettie and Lon
ME, left On i Monday morning ~ b.
ker City. Oregon, where she will g
main with her friends and relatives !
few weeks, and then proceed g Van.
|couver, Washington Territory, %
spend the summer with her mother,
whom, she has not seen for long years
Mrs. Hillhassbeen : resident Of Idaho
City sincc 'sixty-6ve, and becalie sc
thoroughly identified with the place
that her absence will prove seriosa
loss to The entire community. Nettie
and Lonnie will " sadly nisaed y
Sunday school and BY their playmatsa
generally. They were snissrsal' e
vorites, and We caanot sea how ~
|aro u get slong without Thorn. VI
regret t. chroll;o,s The departure q
families from - nidat at 81 ti!hes,
and hope IT. l[rs.l rills abesnce VII
|be only tss,porary, and tkat H. Viii
return aeaii in \ ieW sopy = 90 81
|reaIvnlls3 ~ viisit anon az
= = ~ ! s4s u u
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

Two men. Scotty and Miller, have
been arrested at Bs,ise City for parties.
patton in the late stage robberics.
Scotty was found concealed under the
Baptist Church. aid acknowledged to
having committed the last three rob
berries 1aud1 had esrra,Wements com.
oleted 10 rob botl the Overland and
Owyhec stages on the morning fol
lowing his arrest. It would seem thai
he was getting ready to stop all four
If the departing stages at pleasure,
and would no doubt have made the
connection tri.weckly during the sum.
mer il let alone. So all this excite.
mcnt has been brought on by one man
crawling about Boise City after night
on his all.fours.s
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

cations for few months to regain his
lost health.
! .Axouura CBsDsr GoSE.-Mr. Green
Martin informs us that Jourdan's
bridge, over the Payette and on the
trail leading into Lemhi county. is no
more. He thinks that it was destroyed
BY the weight Of snow that fell upon
it last winter. The piers yet remain,
and it could be replaced at tri6ing OK.
pense. If not rebuilt it will prove a
serious loss to both Boise and I.emhi
counties, as IL afforded . safe pass
age over the Payettc at all seasons Of
the year. Pack-:rains. prospectors,
and plcasurc-seckers cannot afford to
do without q bridge at that point, as
its absence shuts of all travel to and
fro until such time as the stream can
be forded, which is late in the sum-
|7fItgllL eaI4-lA- 5alJq
4 sHoxr visit to the extensive min
ing claim Of Keau, Hall l. Co., IL
Gold Hill. last week. found those gen.
tlemen hard at work getting things in
readiness to commence washing just
as soon Is water, can he brought in the
ditch. Some idea Of the quantity Of
dirt taken out by them since they be-
gan drifting can be formed by going
through the space made vacant by
the drifters. They have q pressure Of
lone hundred and sixty feet fall of wa
Ter, and expect, with hydraulic pipe,
10 % tenrdays Or two weeks IN clear
ing the dirt now in ti'eirdopp.E During
the summer they intend to pipe of
enough ground to give them dumping
room covering several acres in extent
and from thirty to sixty feet in depth
This vast area viii b. filed with dirt
the coming fall aud winter. at which
| time one hundred men are to he EN-
ployed constantly, running eighteen
ory twenty cars This contEny en-
ploys larger number Of men the
year round than any other in the Ter
ritory, and Kean, Hall b Go will be
the means Of opening up . large min
ing industry where hundreds Of men
i will end steady epnplo ylnsnt 1t good
wages. The dirt thus far taken out
pays evenly right along, which fact 4
ascertained BY 9 system Of testing i
| at different times cach day.
] A short distance above il the ltal
liam company, running but seven q
eight men at present who have also :
large qaantity Of pay dirt n dump
Their ground yields good wages. and
liz = ilIsir lu3ention ii asshoTt time 4
|pue - : large foroo q men md VII
] 40 connenoe opsrdting ~ - =
lf N sclle y
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sn1Y, NAY : 1e7s.


- nee Ter. =,
90 dsys, until further notiee,
podng Heet III; NJ Sc kept open from seven
\ ss' s &c I S;.1'ip..t ..slv pns,
ID .,osrr ORDER BUSINESS.
we, N.Y. Order Office will not 1e- be
The Money 81 sundays; and no Money
|,epcd y ~ =. will be transacted on Sat
Ssia business a,iss four NO o'clock P; NJ e., ~
.r,.,g Dec, 5, 1875. Post4a'tef'
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NJ. nv vya1 gI.ss.s go. -z.
i. a. ;,,..-..- 10. -. q 90 %
49, 49, 49, ~ -. q. $780, u
I{411Rf
d AM, 49,. ! 49, - "a ~.
Lco-n fac+ .,,n,,I,, i. .. ~, 49,
dn "A, 4. $500, .,, q s, .,
3. r.....,, . = e ]. -. q
r.,s-.;R Do. !. I . ,.1-. I9 /,
k.W .WSJ44.hElls1l 81.
EL lUlta ElIillll04
bl;cjscEomor| b.. n M.n ss.l4.t 81;
e+v -. other a. ,v;th r;.,,.l ]. 80. ], 81
~. that 4 the -: ! ~ !. 49, ,,.,,.,ls ]
. rr;,o n j sfE OK, I. {lSS3
W. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4. ~
80, -. ,,se.;;ne ,,;th cr;,,. r... &
word.' etc. and were getting alonr
.-;nn,;.o.,. ,-;.h o,l- shon. !. -. |.
hova i th;s d;.tr;c. vet Il initiate .nls,
hr.nd -hen .,l,Q,i idLk ~, 90 q
...-s..-.1 - $500 80.
.ad oonaiatn REORGANIZATION - a..
nra.r NJ R;ch.rd. 4. ta.ch.r
-. sxnaxan stI.rgLx.a ,1;t,. -,
80 ). 49,. 80 -
....;..,. d.on,,.d !, no, ). .o.n.
met ) n. hovs ,,.re .et1;ro th;,.. =.
i;,.,v !. the ;.;t;.t;o, ~ .o,.. ;.ve,,-
=. ..,a;a...Is lThe ,,,.,..;t;rr oa;cer-
800, az ;ntl !. M .a.ch.- hv ~h.t
.u,hor;tv !. dar.d invade the ho,v-
and sacred precinct. Of their noble.
Ordar and thus disturb the ,olemmtyt
81 the occasion BY his presence a . ~ from.
the rude and sisstricken world.
Teacher was on the point nf explain
ing HhenYhe Va perempteil told
to show his credentials. This be did
BY producing > tapsriug and keen
looking raw-hide and demanding an
unconditional surrender OF the C0Arter
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

r,,v HILL l. Co. will most likely
.,,noe,ce washing up next veek. OF
.,sooa IS they can getwaterin the
ditch
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

M noRsE.-At one Of the stables
''n Stewart on Main street, was
!. exhibition last week one 'of the
I. s' thoroughbred horses ever brought
a. NC country. He was brought =
4, n" sew Jerusalem. Payetts valley,
4. SHOWS : record Of the semarka'
~ 1ns q aile il thirty-eight min
=, .cd'gree -sired By Ssckdolo'
e tAat 1ides. lin 3
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

FATHER ARcHAABAuLr left for Boise
City by stage Of Monday. to be gone
for afew days. He he's mot yet re-
ooyefed from tho effects Of .diptberia
which prostrated him last winter, but
is still threatened with a total loss Of
voice. The Reverend Father will not
be able to teach school this spring and
summer on thst account, and he will
probably be compelled to change 10
cations for a few months to regain his
lost health.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

JUDGE GaAY returned 70 Boise City
y :. saturday. He came up ON profes.
'"nal business, and went back on
PROFESSIONAL ' business: to place q new
s'ol men at Boise river bridge, the old
:. s.sS having been caught during his ab
A'e' John will have his joke. i
"s.y stage in the country has 10 b
00vu. u
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-02

ALL those articles Of male and fe-
male wearing apparel, such as night
gowns, skirts. red flannel drawers,
corsets, stockings, puIlbacks, etc,
that 50 mystcriously disappeared from
different households several days
since, have a. mysteriously been re-
turned, The ~, Y'"boys. for reasons
best known to themselves surrehdering
their charter, had no further use fol
such toggery. ba LIT
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REBUILD Ir.-Jonrdan's bridge across
the Payettc should Be immediately re
built. Mr.. Donald Grant says he i
willing to contribute labor to its re
construction. and We suppose other
boys out in Banner District would do
the same. II necessary let > sub
scription paper be started TO raise the
money for the purpose. IL not done
Idaho City will lose considerable trade
from Ic,nhi county which would be
transferred to Salmon City. It should
be done by the time the quartz min
ing season commences, for the conven
fence Of prospectors If for nothing else