davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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3M asaasllsa ID
Midmonb. Do,f Iiuer uno G~beIapeute
Gilenbahn Gompanh.
TabrpIah Der 3iise.

Dar6 .gaHaaiere.
200 ". Or @irlaft @ihrapnb Dtsnfao. Donnrraas
rne Gnnnadess. gsrbinbft tn aDef
Tptnt nit BEN CAMPER ,6asana" fir all
Il Vuufts an rem S,rrt Silver urt SiItt-
more. Mhtnnfftn Baltimore I'M g. %.
serbistct nit Natnltnien III S3altinaiur,
Gb,iattptia, Stem sjprf, gpieH unS ols
psi1ihtn 9unfte. @etbtro / NIT SGGei:
trF Sfthmcns iae .Sftfrsture uab Gbsfds
faaEe nhe Shtr &iiehtafnea.
3Hrd Gra1t.
5aU V. @. @rrlSft &:tmpnb Sienaas, 2anrcrfsn
Int Sagnabelln,. giatt y.tttabungsn IN i
Tampfptn In gDef Yctat fur gipb. aanbrns
geN, @aiiirpge INT ans irsfti den 9unite.
Wids Nerttnb un9ea ia @id,npnb MT. 3l.
ssn Ger s,ifnpnb unb : dnYias. ~ s5ntont
nns @'tereput8. uns G~tsfdFeate unh Stts
Giitnbdbaen.
9ofaI gs%ffasiere.
500 X, W. @eriaSt @idrarao t. cid tspaatass ans.
Ger ri!irtciii .-
Xrfal 8raGt.
200 2. W. gerid6t ~ssIa,ncns gaantaa, @ti.yddj
nnt gicttaG. @sdtt @srLiatunqsn ii
gHeif fBtat NIT tert 3)dmpiir isis" fii
ola 2antuneen an ben Wa.iiprai unr
Nd.inip CiuH..a.
Tmr9 Daffasiere
1890 9. ~. Hniuaft IN Iidr cns girnhaa, snai,rr'
ting urb gpnnubcn6. Mat1t Serbinfrn-
esn nit 3uafn Der StiamenS MP Itiers-
rnr9 une etelapiatt ane Ohio G~ifentab,
mn. Der Nanipfsr y6arana" resld6i
taa, Mitips@ unt Treitas nm 4 g. ~.
Mad Vrrttnhnnsta nit 3lasn rpr pb.Ia-
be!pb'a. Ner Nrtf unp teh1tten plGssN
ust tn Ysf Ycirt nit 3assn fir @idmpnS
uNe rem Sacen.
Our6 5radt.
G:i5 y. ~. Nnfunft In Ridprp b Dt.naon. gonner.
ifaB iinc Got,nahenh. WiaGt @gtbtatun.
Gfn IN 4Hsit Dc,nt nit REM Dampfer Ssr
gaitiiar!e. @iaAt N.rh asunee4 nit bGr
Wtbn'ofo Hrb aanSiue. 0tifincnb uns &C.
t'rsbur1, uno etcIapsafe rnb Ohio @ilsns
#. tataen.
aptal Waffaeiere
t000E u. Gafuafs Il; st6rspr% tFItb, ers,eypm
ne e7'Rt'a8, @fl@s &f-ter cta8'.
a. @@,e.a.'s w.. r c4.at0 in;
@Nit !}a3ta"s @Qto Y irg:ayAiH. n
2rtal Gragt.
400 d. W. aHi j.. "A &~,'d,a,psp ~ ,..ae, VI, ;s,gs
n32FSatdg e5:a5tel %. atra sta &. Q0
~1sIf L'i-ss1 50" ~ 2aA let 81.
snt5 II s. Matf ,9li .i9 s. Gn;tl
G46-@.
8ehte Brass do ctr ron gI5t-n faift1 prn @io,'
r,ona rptro ar6enorlGiea Die Dassa togrs!i bur0 wi
Gea Wesnt r,dfb sit'dr.a.
Dit iefftdten Yreife, pprVattee sausD
bEnt iirs IGnel18ie.I ahraNi u
rAfreH8b biz VI tnl;n4" nit earortirsit 4ot,.
rad aaaH rtr5i d)a; ANo w;tft len ItareIl yoq. t.r aus,
~esaebs.. ~
Ne3si~.ttn nciasn %sc-tsuf. far aur rSrtl;ae.,, 5N
It.s.i laS mfAiidsa gtas,a. ~
SAB ID q. III tagla "a ~ Gcdcrat 8 i. 9aha.Ltfe
anedta'. 62G ssataas. i'm Grh4aes S9.s uao ,f
e S92pt ~ S9Mpi3Aie @!e bes IS, unb Epd @l.so>
10 Mi. $. s. Douslas, suys.
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@ irtbf9aftem. Sn Der Main
StroBe, stuiI9en Der IL. uno IL. Iinb
hisIen Monai s'uei BirtbI6aften eiases
gdn9efl.
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Weucr 9 der. DaS alto
0etdnoe Dor Dem SbuGoc gaaerbaus
.hcrurter aerilIcn. I'm be!il neuen Tabafse
2dserBanle Blas ~ madbeu.
, 1877-03-26

g hifffnbrt. Die Barrie rTars
p'aH." capt. Oorau, init Sal3 helaoeu,
tam 5oauabene i'm 1aieu bier Din.
, 1877-03-26
Uirginia
Hemer tsno Marimc
Der66eruagsgsleufhaft {.
gnnitnI $500; 900.
Sffice: l0l5 Diain GtraHe.

Dffice: lob U}ain Stratc.
Giefc @er0bcrunes-@ eTeaibaft III ftcn i'm
Sable 1882 tna arten aeruieu unt tat GG
tets eis sine Dsr tsffea l;ae Gasrafu @eisu.
Ihaften t'!piefm unb felt ib,sr @aifebuns
S2,5QO,0O O fir @er!iiAs tc,atIt.
Die t~urti1nitIite Oisioente teirug 12
gros, PCT gnnam isit itsey Wr!intuts.
@:r eriuGsv @as, reIae G~erSNmunaen
an MAIDEN baben, 10 uslersr SfHrs, SIC.
1915 yiain Gtr.. SsrSNlpreden, peer uns
oarG bic gcF Su bfliaHr!dti4cH.
%. 4. GDtuarnin, psaNDsnt.
mi @ausnel %. MiniS, GER.
, 1877-03-26

Die @ren3er bes neuenSerriiorinmS
2incoln, ,uie lie bas 5euats= Gon,ite por.
idfd9t. jinb foIDeaoe: Sic beainnen al,
einen1 Nunfie, TOO Der 102 Sheridan Die
n6roIide Gyense BON Nsbrasfa ourd-
%freust, loufsn onnn u6.bli0 Der beiogten
Grcnse uno Der SerIdngernirg herielbsn
entlang bis gum 107. Merioian; BON
bort u0rbli9 Dem beIasten 107. Meri-
bian entIan9 bis sur 2ceasuns nit Dem
Canal ocs D~eloplone TluIlcs; bon bort
5fsli9 Dem Ttn5icanal entlang bis aur
Gteuiung nit Der At. @orolele; bon
bort 6Iili1 Bis gum 104. Wterioian; pon
bort liioli1 Bis sltr 46. 8ara1ele; BON
sort 6Itli6 Bis gun, 1902. Merioian; BON
BORT iiioli6 bis sum g(nfaugspunfte.
DieIcs Gebiet uwS9lie6t $4,000 GuaS,
rotmellen 2in!en liuo uatiirli6e Grepscn.
Ntan lie1t Der Wnnahme Der Yiu imSes
nat lufort entgesen. Sic ibluar5en
8erse baben beteiis cine 8ep5Iferung
bon 10000 g%iu,uobnsrn.
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Hbe'apaaTe u.sb Sbio Gilsnbatn.

Gtefareafs unb Ettr Gif.ubabn.)
@aAaste,-s 0epartcn,sut
@'Gn,cEp, So, 1. Gesemter. 1876.
AN stsD nab Dem 8. Gesenher, 1876,
bic palia8;es ~ 5 Uae, mH f,la4:
, 1877-03-26

@oIo iaip6 oorseiiern Mi!.ay in Ne,s
Dort nit 1o4&.
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h'bmp7a seuer Alarm-G flfarapb.

Ala m & a 4 { n.
No. 2 grle gsHset Citation. 81
MO. 3 3weite yolisei etatOn1
~. Tri'ts Vcli3ei Staiiun.
8rrab. ~ "'~
Mo. nsOufanb eatbsr eos@s, grsob,
Girabe. apilesn Der 9tem unb 1oten.
We: Gpsibsnbaus, 1stes etr.. uok.
Jrauflir. wv
Np. 1-2 Rpfette.
w. 1-3 Gde Der 12tsii nnb Maiu @tr.
a0. IL Gds Der f0iea una 9yrb ctr.
~. 10 @ds bsr 1frn unb Carr ctr.
M0. IS Ode ssr yiae uab Main or.
~. II @de Yer 3ten nnb DuyaI Oh.
No' ~ gfe Der 25ien unb Wroot ON
srr. 20 Gde Der 17teu unb Mlarlba1 ctr
M0' "a eds Der 17ten unb Moltinats~
Ctr. ~
No. rs @etrusoIitaa Gisn.Mss,.. +
ctr.
Wo. 2-6 Gde Der 5tsu unb @ain CIR.
No. 81 Ode Der 14isn umb Maiu CTR.
We. SO Gde Der 22fsu unb MPain Ctr!
No. 3-A gds Ser 13tsn unt Carr Ctr,
w. 3-5 @tabtil9es s~lrmenbans.
Nu. 3-6 Srebeeur Gifsas@eyis.
Ro. Al Gde ttr'9tsy unt 2etsb @ss..
w. AZ 9reab StraBs ode Sail @aY..
W0. a-3 Gtf Spring unb Wiue CIT.
Wo. Is gde ct. 9aneo unb DnsaI gts.
M0. 2-6 SpriBrabaus, 25Re ctr.
|o. 81 Spripsubaus, 10 ctr.
Wo. 5-2 Ode Der @tay I'M Gitmer ON.
ANo. 5-3 Gds Mi@ra1unlr. unb Rsdets,
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0cme Am5cSaess.

WEST END BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Dis rc3eIm6GiBe gerIltnmluaa bcs p5iaen
Segeits miro GIL @tpntag ~beno I'm y lltr
bel j. G. 1bou, ia g. 8r0ap Gty., ntpe-
bdltel Wsstsn. g:tle @'i0liebeg nub iplGc bic
upd y5itjtieper III tpsrosi iplnitsn, lnp CT.
lupt 81 fs@g,ireu, inoem bic Ws.IcIuns Der
nup itartgea sutbei!e fat!Tnbea wirb.
s. u. SOIL Geftft1r.
, 1877-03-26

Vireinia Yoftotficc. Sol.
1T Die silts BON alien YOliofFccn
, 1877-03-26

Gin Neiu Dorrer @euiider Ssrr
NuguIt Maribau. fat Elm ,1cMes GDltem
fir 9fnipenbun9 bes 9ampfes bei Ger
&analiGiIifobrt %erfnnben. ura 81 perbii.
ten, baB our6 Den WelenIDln9 bic llIer
a%uf9cwi9It meroen, miro Die S6raube
bon einem Iiebnrti9en Welenbrehsr iln,=
9cben unb Die @c,valt Der Wenen bas
onr9 sebrp9en, pbne, bab bic bspegenos
Sampftraft gelNwddt miro. Collie
Die Grfinouna li9 praftil6 b%epabren.
10 f6nnm bnr6 lire Mntpenbnne bel Der
GonaIi0iHIabrt bic ie;t4eyi9su G0mie-
rigfeiteu geDobea weroea.
tDeilt NIT. oab in Ylpmoutb ypei GiH.
den lebenber Summeln nit Dem Ys5tim.
muNgsorte in Nelleelano ein9elhiift
,pnroen. Ser 3ued Der Giniibruns
bieIer SnIefsen in iene fernen Gaoenosn
Oceonien 1T Die Seiru9tnno bes genet.
nen Sizes nno in SSolge oeiien cine gyb.
bere @erbrsitun9 oieIer fir oas @ieD IL
ougenebmen wie niigliden T~utterDaanse.
9ie Summeln wuroen fir Die Ieile nit
nit Sonis. MeGl uno @oiier rcidli0
perIeben.
3u Ssmlod. in Cambria Gonntp,
Gal, 1T ueuli6 cine Sran Gatbarine
Srotter psritorben, Die. oa iie ielblt feline
Ginbsr bate, nidt ,ucni9er nis einnno"
~5luanSi9 @ailenfinbsr srpb;os uno aMs,
biloen lieB. Sbr Acknowledgements pnr
oas 9r6Btp. wsl6es mon i:mals in iensr
No9barl4aft geleben bate.
, 1877-03-26

Weife Ga8en. Die ipahrc
Raalt III Die, aug uIea beiBcu GdmpIcn
Deg 2ebens unperfrpren bsransNugcben.
Tom @9afe 9eiuinnt man @oue.
pom MenIhen Stcuern.
Gin. gutter &uf 1T msbr tpsrth oIs8er.
m6aen.
Wcr 5wei9aIsn anf einmol iast, fduot
ieinen ein5ieen.
un9eidt wadft feir @etiaioe.
, 1877-03-26


DR.. G. Is. 9foote, 100 acrinston aoc.
Cor. 6, Este Ctr, Sem Dort, a8 uaob.
bdn9iger arst, beba,belt oGe arten 6 broib
if4er Gran fbeiteu, nuo erapfdugt
Briefe aus alea 31eilea bsr ciuililrteu
Bett.
Dur4 be orisinelle Wsk in ber Aae.
iibnn9 ieiuer meoistaifden praris
bebaubelt Ct aablreide Yatienten iuE europa,
Wef.SRbieM Ganabe nnb In feoem
Staate Der gereinistea Gtauteu.
grisFi9e Gumilltatiouen ,iaeutattusN.
@eber Mtneruliru nod fdabtide YEuusen
gebrardt. Beiaabe 10000 Yatentsu Nun.
ben tn ben leetfa 30 Sabren bebouSelt
Sober Taa tpirb ein5elu fersfdltis resifrirt
Oh brief!id ober peri1nlif, ob bon bem DOCTOR
(elbit ooer ieincn Siiifsdr5teu. 9sttcre fur
ole spifenidafttid ScbiIoete ,Mebiaiuer.
AGe yatteatea, ,ust4e eatteraf ,uceaen,
erbulteu cine auSfibrlihe Braselilc franco
per Soft ooer i'm Sauis Cir ~poufdnbisea
tgfea,atif4cs G%tntraScn In ben BlGeru,
perbinoert Gebler eoer Srrtbatuer. Dx
9lder tueroeu uuy non ben ouseaeuteu
Nerten sc6ffnet.
&cgeu Draoelias poer o~nbertueitige Con.
fultotionss aoreiire uaau tuie foI9t:
Dr.. f. ID. FOOTE,
Boz 78S, Nep Ncrt..
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09
SCHOOL CONCERT.

The pupils of the public school in
tend giving an entertainment on Sat
urday evening, October 18th. The
entertainment will consist of recita-
tions, readings, dialogues and music.
The money raised by the concert is to
be devoted to procuring reading mat
ter for the school. Such reading mat
ter will be selected as will develop in
the pupils taste for reading the prop
er kind Of books, and such as will
guard them from wasting their time
and running their morals and intellects
by perusing such papers as the Satur-
day Night, New York Ledger, Chm
neg Corner, New York Weekly, &c.
Let every one turn out to the con-
cert and encourage the development Of
home talent. Reserved seats, 70 cents;
benches, so cents,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The following is Il list of the arri
1ais at the Luna House since Oct. 5th
James Mills, Upper Payette,
Mr.. Wallace,
Isador Smith, Placerville,
r. G. Allen, Quartzburg,
J. Brunback and wife, Boise City,
James Wisdom,
j. F. Maxwell, Banner,
Frank Harvey,
David Robinson, CentervilIe,
Doc Collins, Plac,rville,
Abe Massick, Quartzburg,
E. A. Hopkins, city,
Frank Farnham, Upper Payette,
q. g. Garrett, ="
Charles Stevenson, Pioneerville,
L. Boyd, Henry creek,
Richard Hambly, Quartzburg,
Mr.. McClaod, Boise City,
Nose Kempner. Banner road,
John West, city,
Fred Small,
II. Clifton, Sub Ro,a,
r. Cunningham, city,
James Monroe, Eureka mine,
James Moriarty, Jr., Forest King,
J. B. Morse, North Elk,
j. F. Maxwell, Boise City,
G. Ii. Seekins, Banner,
j. r. Parker, Shafer creek,
j. B. McLau ;hlin, Upper Payette.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09

OwYHEE COUNTY. condense the
following items from the Aualanche::
John Thomas, who was wounded 10
shooting scrape with Kennedy, is
improving, and will be up in week
or two.
Sinking is being pushed ahead ON
the Golden Chariot mine.
Twelve tons of rock from the whis-
ky mine yielded Sal per ton. Very
good whisky.
A crushing of 35 tons of Illinois
Central rock yielded $4,000.
A slight fall of snow on the LIST inst.
Greenbacks are worth 80 cents on
the dollar at silver.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09
DR.. G. W. CHASE, who has been

DR.. G. ". CHAsg, who has been
prospecting in the mountains with
couple Of other gentlemen during the
last ten days, showed US some speci-
mems of rich silver ore taken from two
lodges discovered by them three or
four miles west of Banner. The lodges
are each from fifteen inches to two
feet wide on the surface, with indica-
tons OF increase as depth is obtained.
Between Summit Flat and Dry lake,
and about three miles from the latter
place, good placer ground was found
IN gnlch. At presant thereis good
sluice-head Of water, but the proprie-
tors will make preparations for work
ing the ground by hydraulic process
next spring. The ground prospects
well, and the owners expect to realize
largely from it. The party also dis
covered two gold lodges on Summit
Flat. The rock prospects from $40 to
$50 per ton, and the lodges are each
about two feet in width. They were
unable to 10 much work on their quartz.
the weather being too severe for camp
ing out.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09
Speeial gotifes.
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &C.,
will send d recipe That will cure you.
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary j South
America. Send a self-addressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH I. INMAN, Station D,
Bible House, New York City. fly.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09
John Goods Hair Tonic.

THAvE NOW ON HAND AT MY SHAVING sA-
IL loon In Idaho City. Hair Tonic of my own
make which warrant to cure dandruf and all 9th.
er diseases to which the human scalp is subject.
Also, lot of the celebrated medicine III Prof.
Jackson used in removing corns. bunions. etc. aud
which know how to apply just as well as he did.
Drop in and have your feet operated upon inIne.
diately. John liuOu
Idaho City, June 3d. 1S7C.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09

A CONNECTICUT man, whose death
was falsely reported in a newspaper,
writes: It's a mistake. l've no
thought of dying. | couldn't afford it,
when funeral prices are up higher than
kite, and potatoes worth only FIVE
cents bushel in Water bury"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09

CHARLEY RAN arrived here from Yam
kee Fork yesterday. From him we
learn that four arastras will be erected
there this winter to work ore from the
Norton mine. All the lodges in that
section are turning out good ore.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09

Hon. E. j. CURTIS, Secretary of this
Territory, made pleasant call on the
WORLD office last Sunday. He is very
much interested in the bedrock 1ume
enterprise, and intends to lay the facts
before capitalists in short time.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09

THE WORLD was the recipient of a
very pleasant call from Hon. j. Brum-
back and his eStimable wife while on
their visit to this place.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09
pos,omce Hours.

49, week Gays, until further notice,
Darlatg will be kept open from seven
], N. l anSs' from half-past twelve to one,
Su g.om four until six ?. M,
" MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
Money Order Office will not be
lDea m II ali on Sundays; and no Money
ope1neIh &c will be transacted on Sat
order pu istor four o'clock P. M.
udayS 'i'O- S. g. SILSBY,
Idaho City, Dec. 8, 1879. Postmaster.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09

Mrs. Hill has inst received large
supply Of fruit candies and fancy
mixed candies, crackers and all kinds
Of fruits.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09

Mrs. MCCLEADE came up from the
Mnnehaha, on the Boise road, Friday,
on visit to her sister, Mrs. Robbins,
at the Eureka mine.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09

IHE meeting of the Grand Encamp-
nent1 |. c. R. G., of the jurisdiction of
Idaho, has been postponed from the
sth 10 the Both of October.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09

THREE races were run on Montgom-
ey street last Friday afternoon. john
Deagan's horse came out winner in all
the races.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09

We leturn. thanks to Z NJ B. limo
Dey, Register of the Land Office at
Boise City, for copy Of tile Desert
Land Act.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09

WHAT with drawbacks OH sugar,
and pullbacks ON 'lasses, the sweet
things of this earth would seem to
have difficult time in coming for
ward Norristown Herald.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09

.r.,,nrRF1IL cures have been, and are
saffected by PILES Certain Cure for
beng s Uid or PILES. For sale at the
n0,n Store in this city.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09

LEWIS & CO., Of Kelton, shipped an
installment Of 1890 pounds of goods
for merchants in the Basin a few days
ago.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09

SCIENCE is discussing the question,
"What will become of the last MANI"
We know. He'll get left = Burling-
ton Hawkeye.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09

ruoss who know themselves in
d.bted to Virgil Greene & Co. will
.lo.se call at the WORLD Office and
settle.
T r. PuE
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09

JW WISDOM will be up from Boise
ciy today with peaches, apples and
grapes. This will be his last trip
win peaches, and will sell them at 8
aud ~ cents per pound.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09

JUDGE HoLLIsrER left, on Saturday
morning, for Silver City to open the
District Court for Owyhee county.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09

co,L oil by the can or case at
COFFIN & KENNAEY's.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09

1rDv certificates, county and terri
.,;ol warrants taken by this Office for
to the World.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09

Mrs. HUTCHINs and Miss Lucy E.
Hull, of Boise valley, are up on visit
to relatives and friends.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09

SMITH & MYER, of Placerville, have
bought the drug store at this place,
formerly owned by DIR. Zipf.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09

The |. G. R. c. of this city will hold
its next meeting on Friday evening,
instead of Saturday, as is usual.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09

CAPT. FRANK SETTLE left for Boise
City yesterday morning
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09

L fULD, the enterprising merchant
" flacerville, received an installment
y N'OOO pounds of goods from Kel-
,OA last Saturday. He now has the
'a'Sest and best selected st ,ck of gen
aal merchandise Of any merchant on
mat side Of the Basin.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

/ - 't ~ 0SAuS THO ulSL mOu-
day IN said month. Present, Ed Full
mer, Daniel Jones, James Hawley and
James Moriarty, Clerk
Ordered that bids for the construc-
ton of a bridge across Isaac's creek
or Smiths Fork, on the Upper Pay
cite, will be accepted up to 10 A. M. to-
morrow.
Ordered that the Board do now adj
journ until 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
ED. FULMER, Ch'm'n.
JAMES MoRIARrY, Clerk.
MONDAY, Oct. LIST.
Board met as a Board of Equaliza-
ton. Present, Ed Fulmer Chairman,
Daniel Jones, James Hawley and
James Moriarty Clerk.
S. K. Goldtrap appeared before the
Board applying for reduction of his
assessment. Applicationrefused.
j. V. R. Witt appeared before the
Board, applying for reduction of his
assessment. Application refused.
d. Mcconnell, in behalf of himself
and other cattle owners, appeared be.
fore the Board applying for reduc-
ton of the assessment on their cattle
Application refused
A. Strauss appeared before the
Board to slow cause why his assess
ment should. not be raised. Having
shown no cause, his assessment is
hereby raised on county warrants
$500.
Ordered that the Board now take a
recess until 7P. NJ
EVENING SESSION.
Board met at 7 o'clock. Full Board
present. Ordered that the Board do
now adjourn until 8 A. N. tomorrow.
TUESDAY, October Cd.
Board met at 8 A. N. pursuant to ad-
Ijournment. Full Board present.
The Northwestern Stage Company,
10y Mr.. Glover. appeared before the
Board applying for reduction cf
their assessment. Application was
refused Ordered that the Board of
Equalization do now adjourn.
ED. FULMER, Ch'm'n.
JAMES MoRIARrY, Clerk.
Board met at 10 A. NJ. pursuant to
adjournment. Full Board present.
G. Miner appeared before the
Board and proposed to sell to the
county his bridge across the Payette
river near Horseshoe Bend for the
sum Of five hundred dollars. The
matter was laid over until the next
regular session Of the Board.
Ordered by the Board that no bill
against the county shall be consid-
erred by the Board unless the same
has been fled with the Clerk at least
two days before the first day of the
term.
Ordered that the Board do now
take recess until l P.M
Board met at l P. NJ pursuant to adj
journment.
The Auditor and Treasurer's quar-
tcrly reports were examined and ap,
proved.
The money in the Treasury was
counted and found correct.
Ordered that the District Attorney
be and is hereby ordered to commence
suit against the bondsmcn of Otto.
The bids for the construction of q
bridge on Isaac's creek were opened,
examined and found TO be as follows:
Hugh Craig. ............... S3l5
j +. Paige. $40
Hugh Craig being the lowest bid
der was awarded the contract for
hnildinC said bridge in accordance
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Hon. S. S, Fem has passed through
Boise City on his way to Washington.
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The streets ought to be cleaned.
We notice considerable rubbish in
them.
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SOME rain fell on last Thursday and
Friday! nights.
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Sac. CURTIS left for Boise City yes
terday.
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Ordered that the Board do now adj
journ. Ed. FULMER,
Chairman Board Co. Com.
ATTEST: JAMES MoRIARTY, Clerk.
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Local News
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WARM day yesterday.
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ARS. BRUMBAcK, wife of Hon. J.
,D'anOack, of Boise City, is the first
~ lAat ever went through the tun-
''S of tn, Atlanta mine. The cir
'"AStailce took place eleven or twelve
!, ,'''S ago, and her visit was in the
''narch Cnmpany's claim.
me practice Of running horses in
ss'reets should be abolished. During
!, traces last Friday large number
small children were on the streets,
'ley were in danger. Stop the
ce boys, before you have reason
'Orry Tor your carelessness.
- iour Cinnamon indicted for the
'Sef of John McGuinness were
= guilty of murder in the second
!, 0se and each sentenced to ten
= The Territorial penitcntiary.
a.. TRIAL being refused, counsel for
Il J gave notice Of an appeal to
Saprene Court.
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J. R. PILE.