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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-01

tDnnten ne oaS 0anSe 0ls Ialt accom-
phi Der id0nen Deipotin 3u 5dben le+
gen, tpelde nur ibreu setui&tisen Ma<
mens,us b~;njufl9te.
@abreub Der Miniiter bumpf bril-
tend auf uno nieber f&ritt, tlopfte q
an Der 5bIre. Muf bas einlobeno'
,.entrez" bes 6iriten betrat @raf Or
loft bas Cabinet unb rei&te Dem Snba'
Der oesielben bic 9anb.
,,Eh bien." iaste er, feline 9ano'
|i4ube ablesenb. ,,eh bien." mas sibt's
Meues? 6 fdnst an, lanslpsilis III
3arstoje Gielo 81 weroen; nno id
babe 3eritreuunsen in 4etto, uno nd
rem es ielbit Mrbeiten, sleidp;el = BIZ
2anseweiIe 1T elm b0ies 2aiter - i'd
baNe ie."
so scbt nod Petersburg suriid!'
|rietb Der Jirit.
petersburg ?" wieoerbolte Orlcf.
bob - aud nidt mebr amiiant! Sd
claude, i4 bin blaIirt se,uoroen, ODER
= melan9olii@, bod nun iast, 9eter
Yetrowitid G;ernpidep, mas birst
bente Guer 4ortefeuilc 2"
vSribes, rur Strides, @regor Or
loii," entscsnete Der Min.iter Ionslam.
rYiui, wsld' Elm MebeI Iiest in Der
Mtmoipbare Cures @ema4es !-Sra=
beg, MUIR Sriibes," mieoerbolte OrloG.
yMun benn. nno tpober tommt bielc
tribe @itterung y"-
Bon tuober anbers als BON Yolcn 2"
REF Der Shirt. ~polen beibt ieoer
Sampf Yolen beibt Sibirien's 8epol=
Ieruns, YoIcn nennt li@ jeoes unsliid,
Yolen jeoe Gorge = INNER 4olen uno
Yolen? @ann enbl:9 miro es rubie
in oieiem unslidliden 9anoe werocn,
no Sod uno Mieoris, Goelmann unS
Bauer elm &ebel lit, elm GebeQ wioer
&ailer unb Staat? @ann enolit.
meroen bic @emebre I'M erer Soloaten
&useln abldieben, ,pelde fem polniId
1erS burdbobren? 8!aubt mir, Gre
sor Orlof, mir blutet oas 9erS, ,uer,n
i'd iebe, ,pie lid bies berlihe 2ano III
lid Ielbit uerwiiitet!
@raf Orloif sudte Die I@ieln.
nMan laiie lie uerluiii ten uno lterbc
= lie wolen es nidts enoers"
GSernpide~ atbmete tief auf.
Str babt &edt, leioer &edt," Iagtc
er oampf.
.llno NOS bereitet man mieoer in
Yolen Dor ?" fraste OrIoH, ~bat man
cine @eridw0runs enoedt?"
rDas niht." entsesnete Der Miniiter,
vober es 9d6rt unter DEM Noel, mie n
ler Stattba!ter in @aridau melOet.
llno oiele @dbruns peruriadt 2oscSius=
to's Geianseni@aft."
rMan Mil i'm befreien 2" brauste
Orlof auf, = nnicoer nit ben &sb,l=
lem"
Sod perlautet ni1ts bapon 4; aber
man miro es ,uobf tbun =" entsesnets
gScrnplde1p. m3um Slid seniebi
Ro%sc;iusto cine ieiner wiiroise @efan=
genl6oft - bas beldnftist Die @emi=
tber einisermaben."
mSo, Die Gsarin laBt i'm leben unb
phegen ,pie einen YrinSen," srpllte Or
loH.
Ser porurt6cilsfreie Sim u%nierer
Spuperainin ertennt chen bic Sapfer=
felt, ben Gnclmutb oieles Mannes an"
.TreiIi@ Dem i%eltenen Yosel I'M
idmuden &dIis scbt nidts ab. als Die
6rcibcit - uno oas erbist Die &0pfc
Der Yplen," la6te OrloH.
nso lit es. uno oas madt bansc
Gorge fir bic 3ufunft. SnocB = ne
Sen bieicm 8eridte fommt nns biz
Nadri@t ;u, oab iedsSebn cole golen.
@raf Stephan @ielOpolsti an Der
Spite, li@ Dem neuen &esime 0Hent=
li9 unter,uorfe baben. sic lino auf
Dem @ese nad Eetersburs, um oer
Gsarin gu buloisen; i'd oenfe aber,
3atbarina ,u!ro Tie in 3arstoje Slclu
%empfansen. SIR, @re9or OrloTf, ruer=
oct Der 3errin uobl oielen Ylan por=
lesenE
Tres yOlontierS." innte her @rof
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-01
mas 1T iie eesen Cure maieitd.ii@e
I@a6nbeit! Menbet guh nidt ob,

W VS IVY" SutS M"lSl1"ts!N1
e90nbeit! @enbet gu9 nidt ab, =
Sbr mibt mid bOren, i'd mub Gu@
iaseu, ,uie mir bas 8lut iddumeno
burh bic YuIie treibt, mas mid benz
8abrinn nabe brinst, bas cine, oas
eir3i9e @ort: eui9 wie Der Madtbim=
mel iiber uns. epis ,pie bic @ele i'm
Mesre uno 9libeno uie Der Sonnen=
ba0, ,ueun er feline Strableu in Die
5Iutbsn Der Nena tau9t = bas einji9s
@ort, baB id Gu9 liebe
Sicf atbemboleno belt CT inne, Sab
uisa aber NOR tootenblei@ 9e,poroen,
lie ientte bic Musen.
nGraf GrIoi," iaste lie leiie, aber
felt, ~es udre be1er se~eien fir uns
8eioe, SIR bdttet bieles cine Mort ME
ausseiprudcn!"
vMie? 9aba, bamit i9 baran ju
@runos sesan9en pdre!" itisb OrIofi
berous, ~%antportet mir, ioyt, mollt Sbr
mid erborsn, uno benz Corn elmer .2a=
tbarina gum 5rob weroet SIR meme
Satin, mir fieben mad Grantrei@ =
%ant,portet bel meinem Corn"
sd babe gud l@on scant,uortet,
@raf OrlcH, ipredt ME mieoer iol@e
Worte Su mir, Bonn i9 fam uno oarf
Gud ME erb6ren!
OrluH itieb einen wiIoen @@rei aug.
uSohuisa," ireiidte er, rSobpigo,
nebmt es Suriid, hieies @ort, aMmortet
mir fur3 uno binois, SIR wolt bic
meme ,pcroen"
n9iein - nimmermcbr"
9a itieb er lie uon ii6 in blinoer
@uth, Der madtisite damn &ublanos.
~ltno Cure @rinoe fur oielc @eise=
runs?"
.Trast ni@t, OrIoff, id ,peybe iis
Gud mic ncnnen, i'd oorf nidt!"
Or atbmcte tief auf uno faBte an
feline feuhte Stirn.
~Saopisa," Ia9te er, lid sur &ubc
vcrudset meme @orts mobli
@ebt nit Gud 81 Gatbe id pcrot
mad 3,uei 3asen iuieoer bel Gu@ an
irascn"
Sic idittelte BAG @aupt.
.Gs mare unniib," ermieoerte lie, i'd
tann Gu9 nur bic cine Mnt,port seben,
oab ih Cure @anb BON mir weiie -
iiir e,uise 3siten!"
vOos lit Guer lcttes @ort?"
rMein lestes : ia!"
sSa la6te er milo ouf, oaB es sellene
ourh sic &ube Der Nadt tlars, unt
trait oidt DOR Saculga bin.
vNun, oenn, l1nslidlide," orobte er,
10 io0it 0u erfab:en, mas es beibt. oes
OrloN 9ano abipeilen, feline
siebe perldmaben! SD perte mid
furdtbar ridden an Sir, uno
ioGte i@ 9immel unb Groe in 8epe=
suns Iesen"
Saouisa batte Die Nrmc iiber Der
Sruit sefreust, iie s%itterte ni@t Dor
fur6ttaren 3orne oieies Manncs.
sd mub Gua sswabren Ialen,"
laste Tie felt, ui6 fam Gud teinen
en%tsesenleten oenn i'd bin
nur Elm ldmadcs @eib, obne Madt,
obne sdus! Gud aber beoauere id,
@raf OrloH; id tann nur betla9en>
oab elm lold' sldnSenoes MeuBere, ME
oas Cure cine 10 nieorise Secle birst.
iuas Gud bcliebt!!"
llno ii@ lonsiom umpenoeno, sins
Iic Dem SdIolle gu.
Sic mub es biiBcn," badte Orlofi
srbi!tert, vtein Mlenl@ oarf IN d unse=
ltraft beleioi9en!"
Saopisa aber blidte nit t%brdnenoem
Muse auf sum slanSenoen Sternenbim=
mel:
50 Su sort oben, BON Dem a(le
&raft tommt, bilf mir, oab id mein
2oos rubis TRACE, oaB id ben
S9wur, Der MIDI in oieles Sod I@mie=
oete, %erfile. SD bin miiOs. iterbens=
miioe uno mub oennpd ausbarrcn, i'd
lperoe oas mir in Musl i9t 9eltellte Slid
nie tulten. l1no 0u, Der 0u fern ,uei=
left, umgebcn BON @efabrcn uno SOB,
norum hnT{ On mir Ma cpfhou 2"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-01
Def Mprbfer1 II.

tpeHi9 berurt 8eb NIT ibr IN ben
part, he io1 I'D serftrcuen!
Ginen Musenblid ,udte es tpie Grsube
auf in ben Nusen bes @rofen, bann
abcr ientte er bic 2ioer.
.Wie Dn bsfiebIit gsariaa!"
Mber Saouisa mid einen 9@ritt su=
rid.
sd bleibe Iieber bier in Der Ndbe
Gurer Majeltat."
n@as ioll oas beiben?" fra9te 0a-
tbarina i9arf. .Gud Yolcn i9eint
oas @ioeripredcn sur Slueiten Natur
seworoen gu iein! @eb', i'd bsfeble es :"
|or oieiem @ort, weldes 9aufenne
pom Menlden i'm &ei1 Der noroij1en
Semiramis beben medte, beuste lid)
Soopi9a uno leste pioeritrebenb ibren
Nrm in Den OrIoff's, pclder lie idmei=
seno ourd Sen SaaI binous ouf Die
5erraIie uno BON oa Dem Yarte ju
iiibrte.
Sic bidten 2aub9dn9e bon 3arsfcic-
Sielo ,paren bsute hur1 bunte Sans
pions fecnboit erleudtet, oenno9 aber
CAB es Yldtden, oeren oistretes 9dm-
merlid. sum Ylauoern einluo, uno an
cine ioIdc Stelle fiibrte @raf Orloif
leinc idOne Dame. Bis jett batten
usber iie mod er Gin Wurt seiproden ;
enoIid brad CT oos edwei9en.
SD preiie meincn Sutcn Stern, Der
mir Gin Nasiniein nit Gu@ ecitattet,
@rdfin." iagte er, uno feline ountlen
Nusen blibtcn 81 ibr berab "ucrsebens
babe i9 biz jebt ben Momsnt ericbnt,
Der mid Gud, fern BON jcoem 3,uans
Der etiquette, seseniberltellt. Nun
@ottlob, er 1T getommen"
Saouisa idraf auf bel oisIen @or-
ten.
sd miiBse nidt. tuebbalb Sbr bieien
Momsnt bcrbeiseiebnt baben tOnntet,"
entsesncte lie e'nfad.
.@eshalb? @rdfin, tinoet Gu1 Der
G1res Ser;cns nidt, ooB id
Gu@ uiel, iebr piel su ia9cn babe 2"
n@as t6nnte Der mddtisc, itol;s
@raf OrIuif, Der 8cuorjusts Der Gsa.
rim Dor Mlen i'm meiten &ei1e, mobl
mir, Der Sodtsr beg poiniiben &ebcl=
len gu ia9en babcn?" fra9te iie itols
uuo talt.
e. trat ndber 81 ibr bcran.
nSabpisa," fiiterte er leioenidoft=
lid, vSaouisa, labt iie bier falsn, oieie
hohmiitbi9e 8ole, Die SIR &c
0ofe lpielt; lest enoli6 bier Die itarre
Marmormiene Ser @alathca al, uno-"|
v@rai, i'd CLAUDE, SIR ipredt i'm
6ieber," erpieoertc lie, unO lire Stimme
tlans ebsnlo rubis ,uie friber, npon
&ole ipredt S6r? SD sebe
MIDI. mie i'd bin: @erite0uns lit mir
ib wiiroe lie inter meiner @iiroe
Wenn Sbr meme oftcrs mie=
Npotbie fir @odmutb boil
tet, 10 osrft pie SIR MOTT; aber id
lose Gld, i6 miibte mid islblt uerad=
ten, pollte id lsidtlinnis nit in ben
@uf Gurer Trcuoe: "Vive la joie y
id, Die oas llnsliid sslebrl
bot, Die Jrsuoen Cures of.s 81 Der
Subelt weiter in lleberml,tb
uno 2eidtlinn, mid labt oapon aus"
nSaouisa!"
SD bin fir Gud Die @raIin Or
linsta, peritanoen
Mis tonnte iie oo@ sornis t!ingen
oie Gimme Der ld0nen, i%anTten 9of=
oame Der Gsarin! Sic bate lid BON
ibrer Moosbanf cr6oben un0 mar i'm
YesriH f%ort5useben. Ta er9rif OrIof
ibre 9ano uno belt lie felt.
nSbr weroet niht eber bon Der Stele
aeben. bis SIR mid anscb0rt babt,"
ia9tc er orobeno.
nNIo @epaA? Sd besreiie, Der
0err @raf wolsn cine neme Seene Der
llnteroriidln Yolens ourd &ublano
ouHi9ren," ia9te Saouisa talt uno
Ipotteno. nun woblan, mas IoQ CO,
Iabt Gu9 tur5!"
nMun oenn, Saouiso, SIR miiBt be-
merit uno sefiblt babcn, baB ib Gu9
-. 2 r
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-01

Sn ieincm Cabinet ldritt Shirt
G5ernpl6cw baitis ouf uno nisoer.
Ser Minilter itano AM Gnoe Der bier
,iser Sabre uno ,uar eber bdBli@, als
i90n su nennen Oeuno1 aber ma4tc
Elm 3us bon Gite in oielem i1malcn,
6artlolen Geli@t, baB man Ii4 gu lci=
mem Snbobcr binsesogen fiiblte.
gSie ssiast, G" ldritt balfis in icincm
Nrbeitseabinet auf uno nieoer, uabreno
~oiiltere @olten duf leiner Stirn lager
len. - &at0arina II. Iicbte es, lire
pldne unb Gntuiirfe auf bic S9ultcrn
ibrer Miniitsr 81 laoen. @cnn oicie
searbeitet uno seltritten batten, oann
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-01

li9 unter,uorfen baben. sic lino auf
Dem @ese nad Y~etersburs, UNI oa
G,arin gu buloisen; i4 oenfe aber,
Ratbarina ,u!ro lie in 3arstoie Slclr
%empfansen. SIR, @re9or Orloff, wer=
oct Der @errin wo9l oielen Ylan uor=
lesen?
tires VOLUNTEERS" laste Der @raf
Der Nnblid ibrer 2anosleute miro oanl
pieaei6t Der GraIin Orinsta Elm Sd.
deln entloden."
Gr blidte bel biclen @orten I6ar'
aui ben 6iriten. uno icltiam, Der &C.
wieste Diplomat perlor momentum 81,
TuNuns.
Orlof brad in Elm bellies 2aden aus
n2auft Der Safe TO-" rief er. .Nmr
benn, renn SIR SUIT babt, 10 remit
Gud ben @opf Elm an oiejer Marmor-
itatue"
veoht niat, Srlof," ioste G5ernp=
Il1cw ernlt. rSaouiSa OrIinsfa marc
unter alien Trauen pielei1t Die ein5i9c
Bic id su meiner @smaglin MAIDEN
moGte"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-09

To mend rubber boots, if it is a
crack, sew it together with a few
carpet stitches; if a hole, fasten a
piece of cloth or rubber over it, and
with a cement made BY dissolving
some bits of rubber (part of some old
rubber shoe) in spirits of turpentine
till the mixture is thick enough to
spread with a brush. If kept in a
warm place it will dissolve in a week
Apply second or third coat, drying
each separately-Er.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-09

A LUCID STREAK From Az ORGAN.-
Ruin in less than four years awaits
any party which raises lis candidate
to the Executive chair by trick or by
partisan violence. Honor and long
course of victory will reward any par
~ which shows itself in this crisis
superior to the temptations OF the
hour. 1t is true that the popular con.
science is aroused. 1t is true that the
people viii acqu;esce in no decision
which does not satisfy the popular
sense of justice. 1t is true that nei-
Their Republican administration nor
a Democratic administration can now
stand unless it comes into power free
from the suspicion Of fraud, strong in
the support Of the moral sense Of the
American people, with q clear title
and a fair recnrd.-N 7 Tribune.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-09
NOTICE.

ITO G. WARREN, d. IL. HARRIS. J.
i Philips: You are each of you hereby
notified that we have expended in money
and labor for you, G. Warren. the sum of
fifty-three dollars: for you, ID. III. Harris,
the sum of ten dollars: for you. J. Philips.
the sum Of sixteen dollars; upon your Sc
veral interests in the TehomO mine, first
west extension, situated in Middle Boise
mining district, Alturas county, Idaho
Territory; and unless YOU pay tn us the
sum of money hereby demanded, together
with costs, on or before the expiration of
ninety DAYS. your interest in said mine
will be forfeited to Us by due process Of
law, and viii become our property.
JAMES DAVIS,
j. n. PEDLER-
Atlanta, I. T., Oct 9th. 1876. 3m
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-09
4. G. BoNAR.

The following named officers were
Installed in Idaho Encampment No.
5, / G. R. c., for the ensuing six
months: Charles Mann, E. Com; J.
7. Harvey, E. Coun.; John Cameron,
S. C.; Ralph Calderwood, J. c.; D.
Ferguson, e. of H.; E, W. Jones, ".
S; Geo. Bennett, w. F.. S; Mrs. J.
Simpson. W. T.; J. Mexican, W. c.;
Miss Lulu Miller, NJ. of C; Miss Mary
Tregaskis, F. l.; c. E. Jones, 4. S;
0. Landreth, +. g; Miss Ella Harvey,
l.; John Peeke, c. of the X c.; n. B.
Burus, Y.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-09

WHILE boards in general are being
grossly misrepresented, the WORLD Is
not innocent, but unlike our cotenpo-
rareS, retractS. In the last issue ii
was stated that our Board of Commits
sIoners weighed six hundred and thir-
ty-hve or forty pounds. To prove that
they had been misrepresented they
mounted the scales, one at time
there not being room for more-and
the total weight was only soc. We
Jake 1t all back, gentlemen, and ac.
knowledge We misrepresented you at
least twenty-nine pounds.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-09

The bin presented in the Council
several days ago by Hon. r. A. Side
Oothan, Of Alturas county, for taxing
ores shipped out Of the Territory, has
passed that body. Some argue that
Tue passage of such law would be
Death blow to some of the mines at
atlanta. We disagree with them for
several reasons. One is that it is
JuS''ce that they should be taxed, be
C1use the Country is being continually
uialhed Of its natural wealth by the
'Dipplng out of the Territory our rich
cot ores Tor reduction. And another
" mat We believe it would advance.
'"'iier an retard, our mining inter
.''s' Ore that will pay to ship and
'e worked at the enormous expense
SzOO per ton will pay better if
"Oiked at home. As soon as taxes are
leSled on the shipments economy will
.O'ce owners Of mines to erect furnaces
@uu mills, a new life will spring up in
amps that are now almost dead, and
9u' bright hopes for the future be
salzed- We hope the bill viii pass
: House and become law.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-09
OwYHEE COUS1Y.-we condense the

OwYHEE COUxTY.-We condense the
following items from the Avalanche:
A man named John Thompson was
taken down suddenly with the collie
and died sixteen hours afterward-
Tn an alteration at Silver City.
few days ago, the knife was brought
into use and two men seriously, but
not fatally, injured
In case snow don't fall pretty soon
the chances for a good placer mining
season in Owyhee county look rather
dubious.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-09

Notice Is hereby given that the delinquent tai
list Of Boise county for the year 1876 has been de-
poSited with the District Attorney, and If the deln
quent taxes therein specified not paid the coun
" Treasurer within ten days from the date e this
notice, action will be commenced By aid District
Attorney for the collection Of said denQuens taxes
and costs
- Witness my hand and 0ficial seal this
(rSl 18th day Of December, 1876.
JAMES MoRIARTY
- Auditor Boise Co, I. 7.
IDAHO CHI, December y. SD.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-09
4 MELANCHOLY ArFATR.

~
Come three years ago VESSEL G..
son OF Isaac Wood, Jr., left Newburgh
Tor the far west. He secured a posi-
tlon IN Idaho City, and there STAYED
uhtll a short time since, when getting
1ifed OF the new country he wrote
nome that he was coming back to
Newonrgh to stay, and telling his peo-
pie not to write him any more letters.
as he would be home some time dur
ing the holidays, but what day he
did not know. His parents and rela.
tlves expected him every day last
week, and the Christmas festivities of
the family We're being so arranged
that the long absent son could be
present. On Sunday afternoon two
Geographic dispatches reached the
Colonels house. Before opening them
ne thought they were from his son
stating the time when he would arrive
home. On their being opened it was
found that one announced that an ac-
cident had happened to the train on
which VESSEL was, and that he was
very seriously injured; the other bore
the sad intelligence that their son was
dead. The family was suddenly
thrown from high anticipation into
deep grief; but as one of the dispatch
es announced that he was among the
injured. and not with the dead, they
chung to it, and Frank, another son of
the Colonel's, Immediately made prep
arations to start for Fort Wayne. Just
as he was about to leave the house. a
third dispatch was received confirm
ing the announcement of his untimely
death, aud that his body was being
sent on Yesterday morning a fourth
dispatch was rec eived, stating that
the body would reach New York at
) P. n. yesterday. The deceased was
aged about "a years, and was well
known TO a large circle of friends in
this city, among whom a gloom has
been cast by the intelligence of his
untimely death. The Colonel aud his
family have the heartfelt sympathy of
all our people. The dead body will
probably reach Newburgh to-day, and
The funeral will be announced hereaf-
ter.-Ne,rburgh DAILY MdI
The above article was accompanied
by a letter from Col. Isaac Wood, faith
er of the deceased, in which he said:
Enclosed l send you slip from the
Newburgh Daily Nal This is the
end of my poor boy. He will be
buried from his home tomorrow"
VESSEL came TO this place about
three years ago. For some time after
coming to this city he acted as clerk
for Messrs. Emery & Fulmer and af-
forwards was in the employ of Nc
Dewitt & Co. he had large number
of friends throughout the Basin, was
highly esteemed by all who knew him,
and they all synpathize with his par
ents and relatives in their sad bereave-
ment.
A LUCID STREAK FROM AN ORGAN
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-09

THOMAS BAssErr, one Of the escaped
Fenian prisoners, says that he once
before tried to escape. and though his
original Imprisonment for life, the
Australian judge sentenced him to
three years additional.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-09

THANKS to Dave Wagner, Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S agent at Salem, Oregon,
for copy Of Governor Growers doc
ument on the Cronn-Watts affair.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-09
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.

The Money Order Office will not be
,naned at all on Sundays; and no Money
nr,ler business viii be transacted on Sat
Urdays after four o'clock ?. NJ.
SC SILSBY,
Idaho City, Dec. 5, 1915. Postmaster
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LETTER FROM ALrURAs COUNTY.


Ed W oRLD:-Ihe holidays are al
most over. The Christmas ball was a
complete success. There were eigh-
teen ladies' present and thirty gentle
men. Dancing begun at 5 o'clock and
was kept up till FIVE in the morning.
The best of music was furnished by
Professors Newton and Doolon, as
sisted by the accomplished young la
dies, Miss Salina Stacy and Laura
Ford, who performed very gracefully
on the organ. At u o'clock supper
was announced, and | will here say
Tor Mr.. Frank Carouthers and his most
amlable wife, that they know how to
please persons who have obtained an
appetite by tripping the light fantast-
lc. The supper was the best your
correspondent has ever had the pleas
ure of sitting down to in Idaho Terri
tory. About 10 o'clock your cores
pOndent and the amiable Atlanta Kate
was introduced to every one present
by Mr. VIM. Abbott, when cheer after
cheer went up for the dear creature.
les, she bowed anil paved like a
grizzly bear on a side hill. There is
but one thing left to be found. The
people here appear to think that the
young lady belongs, dramatically
speaking, to the neuter gender. My
opinion is that she is a poor excuse
for woman. But | will write to Mr..
Goulder of Boise City, perhaps he can
enlightcn US upon that subject, as he
seems to be very intimate with the Ia
dy. After the dance was over, Katie
made war on that portion of town
known as China Town, and had it not
been for the timely interference of
her friends the Chinese would have
stoned her to death. She finished her
nights adventures by going to her
room in the hotel and dancing the
can-can for the amusement of her
many friends.
The Monarch mine is looking as
rich, if not richer, than ever. | have
been informed that by the first of next
June-whicil is as early as the snow
viii permit pack-trains to come into
camp--they will have four hundred
tons already for shipment, besides one
thousand or fifteen hundred tons of
common milling ore ahead The Mon
arch mill, although kept steady run
ming, cannot crush one-fonrth what is
taken ont.
The Buffalo Company have as rich
rock as the Monarch or any other COM
pany on the Pacific coast, but it is not
as extensive; yet they will be able to
ship four or five hundred tons before
the first of next November.
Johnny Tonkin & Co have struck it
rich in the William Tell, and if their
pay streak continues their minc will
be classed third.
VIM Abbott & Co. are driving ahead
on their Centennial mine, with favora-
BILE indications of success.
George Newton & Co. have sus-
pended work on the Last Chance on
account of some company trouble un-
known to me.
Ned Kelly & Go. are working on the
Empire State, and taking out some
very rich ore.
Turner & Steadman have commenced
work on the Old Junk.
Snow between here and Rocky Bar
is about three feet in depth.
The weather is mild and pleasant.
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AL BoNAR will remain in Center.
vile few days this week, and all
those in that vicinity who want good
pictures should call on him immediate
IL
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The snow has entirely disappeared
from the foot hills, and the prospects
for good water season look
gloomy.
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BEAUTIFUL RANCH.

near Horseshoe Bend On thu Payette RIVER for sale
The place = IN high stzts of cultivation and m
der g0od fence with fine dwelling OuthOuses etc
There also small orchard Of tress that win bear
fruit naxf season; also bEzckberriez rzsrberries
- ve<v dessrabls one 10 any one wishing 70 rer-
AnentIy settle in Idaho. and upon application IN
medizfsly great bargain VIII b given The Bezgh-
borhcOd Is one Of the very best IN the Territory
With good seAe0l and church within sight Apply
se1-
AMANDA ANGLIA
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Born, in Idaho City, on Saturday,
January 9th, to the wife of Andy
Browl,, daughter.
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TAG remainder of the Commission.
ers proceedings and reports viii ap,
near in next issue.
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THR Supreme Court of this Terrific
~ convened in Boise City yesterday.