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WARM day yesterday.

SECRET RITES OF MoRMoNIsM.-An ex-
chance says:
The endowments of secret rites of
Mormonism are Il sort Of allegory IN
blank verse, paraphrased from the
Scriptures and paradise Lost" There
are rooms fitted up with scenery
adapted to the performance of a drama
representing the creation of man, his
fall, the coming Ct Chris, and the
priesthood of Joseph Smith. In the
performance Brigham Young always
took the part of EIoin, or head God,
while other leaders represented Jesus,
Satan, Michael, and the APOSTLES. DIFF
ferent degrees of the Aaronic and
Melchizcdek priesthood are con.
lcrred, at each stage of which the
candidate is required 10 take oaths OF
secrecy, accompanied by barbarous
penalties should they dare to violate
them. They also receive new name
10y which they will be known in the
kingdom of God. In this ceremony
the women wear long robe, which is
gathered at the waist with strings
and flows to the floor; there is an
apron of linen, covered with green
silk and embroidered with fig leaves
the nearest approach to the Paradise
cal apron that decency could tolerate
The men wear a cap Of linen similar
to- those worn by stone masons or ba
kers. The ladies' caps are of Swiss
muslin, With veil of the same mate
rial, which is said to produce a pretty
effect. This is also the costume IL
which faithful Mormons are prepared
for the grave.
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Probate Notice.

In the matter of the Estatel In the Probate Court
of A. ID. Saunders, deceased of Boise county, Idaho
Territory
NN READING AND FILING THE PETITION
~ of Jonas W. Brown, the Administrator of the
estate of A. d! Saunders, deceased, setting forth
that he has filed his final account of his admins
tration of the estate of said deceased in this cou
and that the same has been duly filed for settle
ment: that all the debts and expenses of adin4Ase
tration have been duly paid. and that a portfonof
said estate remains to be divided among the heirs
of said deceased and praying, among other things.
for an order of distribution OF the residue OF sad
estate among the persons entitled: 1t is orderee'
that all persons interested in the estate OF the saa
A. ID Saunders. deceased, be and ppfar b'fore thl'
Probate Court of the County of Boise i'll the ierri
tory of Idaho. at theofice of the Probate Judge III
Idaho City. Oh Wednesday, the 5th day OF Septen
ber A. d. 1877, 10 o'clock NJ. then aud there To
show cause why an order OF distr button should no.
be made of the residue of said estate among ll,e
heirs of the said deceased according to law " -
further ordered' that copy of this order be pnb'-
lished in the Idaho World for four successive weeks
before the fifth day OF September, A. D. 1877. IL tn's
Idaho World. newspaper printed and pnll- he'd ia
the said city and com = L. ). HAi;r
Probnte Judge and Ex-OlHs.J G4eas.-
Dated at Idaho City, Augu-t 8 1877.
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Mrs. ODER, Mr.. Oder and Mr.. Sar-
gent were murdered two miles from
Rocklim, California, q short time ago,
and the money in Mr.. Oder's house
stolen. The tracks of Chinese shoes
were found, which led to Chinese cab
in near by, where the Chinese were
found and arrested. One was in bed, but
was perspiring freely, as though he
had been running On learning the
news im town, the people became very
much excited and called a meeting, at
which they decided to notify all the
Chinese residents to leave the town
before 6 o'clock that evening. The
merchants sent their goods ont by a
chartered train, and at 4 o'clock the
Chinese were all gone. Then he Off
GERS, with the prisoners, boarded the
train The excitement increased, and
a mob made an attempt to board the
train and take them out, but were pre-
vented by the officers. One Of the
! Cinnamon, on being arrested, sad hl
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Mrs. WELLS, of Snake river, was ia
ken very i'll while visiting her dangh'
ter, Mrs. Flemming, at Horseshoe
Bend. The old lady was Suffering so
from heart disease as to be unable to
lie down. DR.. Rothwell was called to
see her about two weeks ago, and she
has so far improved as to be able TO
return home and to- rest comfortably.
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Notice.

NgoTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I WILL
HE9 Thursday, The 25th day OF August, A. h.,
1871 at II O'Clock, NJ, of said day. at lay Office p
Idaho City, Boise county, T., offer at public
ton the sum of Five Hundred $500 Dollars to the
lowest bidder therefor in county warrants of saiA
Boise county issued and registered prior to January
1869. Il. W. TOMPKINS
County Treasurer.
IDAHO CRY, August II, 1877.
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A RoLLIcKING Hibernian of the Ligh
Division in the Peninsula was once
trudging leisurely along the road with
a pig in string behind him, when
as bad luck would have it. he was
oveftaken by Gen. Crawford. The sal
utation was not the most cordial.
"Where did you steal that pig, you
plundering rascaW what pig
Gin'ral?' exclaimed the culprit, turn
ing around to him with an air Of the
most innocent surprise "Why, that
pig you have behind you, you villainw
"Well, then | vow and protest, Gin'ral,"
rejoined Paddy, nothing abashed, anG
turning around to his fonr-footed com
panion as if be had never seen hiny
before, sit is scandalous to think what
a wicked world we live in, and how
ready folks are to take away all hon
est boys character. Some blackguard,
wanting to get me into trouble, has
tied that haste to my cartouche box!'
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ALFRED LozRAN, If Quratzburg, ha!

ALFRED LozRAN, If Quratzburg, has
q fine lot of work-horses, bought at
Walla WalIa, which he is using in his
teaming business. He is engaged in
hauling hay from the Upper Payette
at present, but will shortly make a
trip to Yankee Fork to drag some ma
crinery over the trail if found practi-
cable.
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SDefial Nnttees.
a CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, &c, j
will SEND {. recipe that will cure you.
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary i South
America. Send a selfaddressed envelope
70 the REV JOSEPH 7. INMAN, Station d,
Bible House, New York City. fly.
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Notice.

1g1HE FOLLOWING WARRANTS WILL BE PAID,
\ on presentation at the County Treasurer's Of
fce, out of the County General fund:
Warrant No. ,251 draw IL in, favor of G. B. Walker
amount So; warrant No 445 drawn in favor of j.,
c. Henley. amount S25; warrant No. 462, drawn
in favor OF J. NJ. Sheppard, amount SIS; warranr
No. 734, drawn in favor of j. Tyson amount S25,s
warrant No. Coz, drawn in favor of VIM. b: Dan
ies, amount $25. r. W. TOMPKIES.
CounSy Treasurer.
IDAHO CITY, August Il. 1877.
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Notice.

ET3HE FOLLOWING WARRANTS WILL BE PAID
h on presenta ion at the County Treasurers of +,
flee. out of the trent Expense Fund:
Warrant No. 100. drawn in favor OF D. Cougha-
nour. amount $1,000; warrant No. $50, drawn in
favor OF A. Nicholson. amount SO; road warrant
No. 2G6, drawn IN favor of Con Haley. amount $S5G
X. w TOMPKINS,
County TpeasureF:
DAEo CuY, Augliht Il. 1877.
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Notice.

DERSONS INDEBTED TO ME- ARE HEREBY
T. notified that have priced the notes and ac
counts due to ia the hands of JOnaS W. Browns
Esq, for collSction. l mnst have 1saoney. Reasp
cali soon and settle and save costs.
G.. W. CRAFTS.
IDAHO CITY, August II. 1877.
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A cLEANtp nom lorty tons OF rock
from the 0'Neil ledge, crushed in Plow-
mans mill, has been made. The ANAL
gam has not yet been retorted, and the
cleanup is estimated at $4,000.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-09-25

Dr.. ZIPF has ten or twelve men al
work grading the new road to the Eu-
leka mill. 1t will be completed about
The first Of next week, when the mill
Will be ready to commence crushing
custom rock.
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OyFrLD donated tn lotnpon which
the Odd Fellows hall at PIacerville is
erected, to the Lodge. Other donations
we're made by members of the Order,
10 aSsStin the erection Of the hall.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-09-25

AvEIN two feet wide has been struck
in the Sub Rosa ledge, in the lower
levels, that will go way up in the hun
dreds. The rock outside the rich vein
Sas good as their high graded ore at
the surface.
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fLOWMAN's mill commenced crashing
'0ck from the Ida Toland mine, owned
" lmcher & Co., yesterday morning
VVer eighty tons is being delivered at
'ne mill, and force of several men
" engaged taking out rock.
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,n RI7TTER.-M. Smith will be here
f.osb butter from his dairy at Ban
WIN On Thursday, October 4th.
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pns,ofice Hours.

week o,ys, until further notice,
During %g will he kept open from seven
i. NJ unI a from halfpast twelve to one,
Sa 9la9 four until six P NJ
anu - MONEY ORDER BUSINESS,
,Ionov Order office will not be
The Mo al on Sundays; and no Money
openea, a. IN, will be transacted on Sat
Order business sar four o'clock P. M.
urdayS alO0i S. @. SILSBY,
So Doc 2. 1875. Postmaster.
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Mex WIS.,

nrpFru, cures have been, and arc
NagGacted by Piles Certain Cure for
being e nhoids or PILES. For sale at the
A aeln's Store in this city
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1rDv certificates, county and terri
.,,;,l warrants taken by this Office for
,,bscription to the WORLD.
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knew who did the killing and whep
asked who they were gave the names
Of two Mongolians Being fnrtber.
questioned, he refused to answer.
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II. LESTER leaves to day for Bay
Horse district, about thirty miles north
east of Yankee Fork, on the waters OF
RattIesnake. He will spend the win
ter developing lodges lately discovered
bv himself and party there.
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con oil by the can or case at
COFFIN & KENNALY's.
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We have had several threateningS
Of rain storm during the past few
DAYS, but without success. The nights
have been unusually cool.
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New buildings are in course of cree
ton at Boise City. Owing to the rap
id growth of that place. there is not a
vacant house there ut present.
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Mss EMHA BULLOCK is the teacher of
tbe school at Quartzburg, and is an
amiable and accomplished young lady.
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TAYLOR & HARMEN have gone to
poc,v Bar to give performances.
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AMONG the many incidents laughab!e
and noticeable at Prof. Taylors cXhi
bition in Boise City on Saturday even
ing last, was the fact of lady being
SO taken up, body and soul, with the
performance, that she entirely forgot
she had baby in carriage near her,
which, however, was we'll cared for by
u gentleman of mature years. Major
10. Huston also bursted himself laugh
ing, aud at the close of the perform
ance Catalan, Gray, and other leading
members of the bar, were administers
ing to his wants. He may not be able
to attend court, but if he does come,
we'll bet high that he will attend the
exhibition every night while it is here,
and it would not surprise us if he fol
lowed the Professor off.
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PATRICK BRrcE, who saved Mrs an-
.uers little. girl at the timesof the Indi-
an outbreak il Northern IDAHO, has
beer down sick at this place for about
two weeks, but is now able TO be out
SAM WELLER handed rs cigar yes
.terday, taken from the freight that was
destroyed by Indians when the men
were murdered on Birch creek in Au-
gust last.
FRANK RAPP passed through here
Sunday with his pack train, on his way
to Boise City for goods for his store at
Loon creek.
Mrs. L. A. BERGER arrived from the
East by last Evenings stage, and
Judge Hollister from BOISE City.
SEVERAL heavy teams are on the road
between here and Boise, laden with
goods for our merchants.
AL BoMAR has his photograph gal
lery in running order. His adj will
appear in next issue.
GEORGE REDsULL and Joseph Fryer
started, on horseback, yesterday after
noon, for Tuscarora.
VISITORS during court times should
not forget that favorite place Of resort,
the Warm Springs.
Hons. |. S. Weller and Geo. AinsIie
returned from Salmon City last Sunday
IT is thought that thirty or forty
men will winter at Yankee Fork.
COURT convenes in ibis city to-day
Judge HolIister presiding.
WARN day yesterday.
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Born, at Quartzburg, September
% 1871 to the wife of Joe Toms, a
SOIL
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ioi'o"ihS luTlner particulars of the In
dian massacre Of the five transfers at
Birch creek. in Lemhi county, several
weeks ago:
Mr.. Lyons, the only survivor of the
massacre, says while they were on the
road they noticed a heavy dust rails
Ing IN the distance. In a short time
about one hundred Indians approached,
headed by halr-breed. They told
the teamsters not to be alarmed that
they would not be injured, that they
intended to fight nobody but troops,
and asked for whiskey. The chiefs
did not arrive with the warriors, but
came up III a short time afterwards.
when the half-breed introduced them
to the white men. After getting
drunk the Indians took the men some
distance from the wagons, where they
were killed. Lyons made several at
tempts to escape before he succeeded.
When the party went out to bury the
men several days afterward they found
Hayden terribly mutilated, and laying
with his head on a broken gun.
Combs, who was near by, was also
horribly mutiated, and the appear
ance OF the two men showed that they
had fought desperately. Greene was
found a short distance from the 9th
ers. The only wound he had eceived
was stab Ill the side just above the
abdomen, which appeared to have
been done with IA bayonet A young
man whose name has not yet been as
certaiued, was found and buried with
Hayden, Combs and Greene. The
party, while leaving, saw magpics a
F short distance off the road, aud on 90,
ing to the place found another man
lying on his back. A switch lay
across his breast, and spurs were on
his fe,t. He had been shot in the
back, and is thought to have been
killed a day or two before the team
sters, being in worse state Of de-
: composition than. the latter. Mr.. Ly-
: ons thinks the Indians, before getting
a drunk, did not intend to kill them.
OwYHEE CouNTY.-We condense the
< following items from the Avalanche:
: Cold nights and warm days.
: A good many Silverites will attend
G the races at Boise City.
The new process being used in the
quartz mill at Wag Dntown seems to
be attended with quite satisfactory re-
suits.
) The Silver City Foundry is rnnning
, in full blast.
The recent crushing of Potosi rock
k yielded $4,000
THE Odd Fellows hall, at Placer
! vile, is a fine structure. 1t is built
at the upper end Of Granite street, in
/ place secure from fire, is a neatly
fixed hall and nearly completed. The
+ membership Of the Lodge at that
). place being small, so fine a building
I reflects credit upon the Order. We
Il hope the ball to be given on the I'd OF
? October, for the benefit of the Lodge
will be we'll attended. See ad. i'll ano
Their column.
d Mrs. WELLS, of Snake river, was ia
|. ken very i'll while visiting her daugh
# ter, Mrs. Flemming, at Horseshoe
n Bend. The old lady was Suffering Sc
from heart disease as to be unable tt
lie down. DR.. Rothwell was called t(
: see her about two weeks ago, and sht
has so far improved as to be able t
: return home and to- rest comfortably
Z A1rpEn T,ozRAN If OuratZburG, hal
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Jonas W. BROWN is building large
Kitchen to his residence on High
street.
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Mr. BAXTER, Of Yankee Fork, is at
Banner.
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FRANK RAPP passed through here
Sunday with his pack train, on his way
to Boise City for goods for his store at
Loon creek.
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J. jim WISDOM will be in this city next
thursday u, and Friday, and at Center
: ,"le and Placerville Saturday and
sunday, with apples, peaches, plumo
'1u grapes. He will bring no more
pulaS after this trim
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The following are arrivals at the
luna House since Sept. 2lst:
Dr. Chase, mountains.
Eph Lucas, Boise City.
Ed. Hopkins, city.
j. f. Wisdom, Boise City.
Isador Smith, Placerville.
Dan Carnelinet
Ed McCrumm, Boise City.
John Travillion, Golden Gate mine.
Australian Troupe.
H. H. Knapp, Sub Rosa.
Con Driscoll,
Prof. Hess, Boise City.
H. Johnson, Upper Payette.
Lockhart Boyd, Henry creek.
Geo. McManis, Placerville.
D. Robinson,
a. AhlOuuCloOI, L IOiICCA NlAiI'
A. Beard, Upper Payette.
F. Farnham, /"
Mr.. Mclaughlin, "
Chris Anderson, Pi0neerviIe.
r. Plowman, Plowman's mill.
j. B. Morse, North Elk.
VIM. Barker, mountains.
c. Morting and wife.
Master Walter Morting.
Miss Lottie Mortine.
l.. Dorsey, Ida Toland mine.
B. f. Rapp, Loon Creek.
Dave Dowd, Boise City.
J. S. Grany,
II. Irwin, Upper Payette.
|. S. Weller, Salmon City.
II os. Elliott, sub Rosa mine.
Hon. |. S Weller furnishes US the
following Lemhi county items
The people of Salmon City bnilt G
large stockade and dug rifle pits anC
intrenchments during the late Indian
scare there.
Fred. Phillips, merchant at Salmon
City, lost $4,000 worth of goods in tht
Indian massacre at Birch creek.
G. L. Shoup g. CO. received TIVE
hundred and fifty tons Of goods from
the railroad this year.
The two stores at Salmon City ar
doing a large business.
Connaushton and party are on tn
road to this place.
Joe Callahan struck ledge tina
promises to be very valuable, at Yu
kee Fork, a short time ago.
The Norton ledge has increased i
width and richness.
The newly discovered quartz district
thirty miles northeast Of Yankee Fork
has been given the name Of Bay Horse
The ores there are galena and silver.
The Unknown lc;lgr, which is situa
ted ON the side of a deep mountain
has been laid bare by the hanging wa
having slid of.
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Mrs. L. A. BERGER arrived from the
East by last Evenings stage, and
Judge Hollister from BOISE City.
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PROFESSOR L. G. TAYLOR, the slight
of.hand performer and magician, will
be in this city in few days. He is
spoken highly of by all the papers of
places he has visited, and especially at
Portland, Oregon, where he performed
Ieight or ten nights.
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WooD is selling at s. per cord IN
town.
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SEVERAL heavy teams are on the road
between here and Boise, laden with
goods for our merchants.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-09-25

AL BoMAR has his photograph gal
lery in running order. His ad. will
appear in next issue.
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lie peaches that Jim Wisdom
''OuSht up from Boise last Thursday
"' 'ae best that ever came to this
"''Aet' Jim dumped basket full
t aO 'Als office, and we have tried
"Vll and know whereof we sneak.
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! ooHN IRAvILLIoN was down from the
!. uen Gate mine last Friday. He
:, - they are now down sixty feet
W. commenced running tunnels each
H., ~ 50 as to begin stopping; but ow-
,ns !" DAD air they were compelled to
=, pe"a operations in the tunnels and
h Up one stope. This work will
v,u 'Ompletcd in few days, when
VIII be resumed in the tunnels
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HENRY HAWKINS, of Quartzburg, cut
his foot very badly on the Dist inst
He was telling tree; the ak glanced,
burying itself in his great toe and in.
step. Dr. Rothwell dressed the
wound. He is getting along nicely
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PARTIES in attendance at court, from
Boise City, all agree in pronouncing
Professor raylor's exhibitions superior
to anything ever before Witnessed on
the coast
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VISITORS during court times should
not forget that favorite place Of resort
the Warm Springs.
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Hons. |. S. Weller and Geo. AinsIi,
returned from Salmon City last Sunday
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GEORGE REDsuLL and Joseph Fryer
started, on horseback, yesterday after
noon, for Tuscarora.