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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-04-19
Criminal Stati1if.

Cine perbahti9e Grploiion.
NemO ort, 5. Mpril. Sur9 cine
5rplciion pun Salpctsr in Sewett's
YleiwciB= 9%agerbaus al 6ranf!inltroba
uno Surlins Slip wuroen orei Dram
ncr, o"arunter Der Gisentblmcr lsIblt, &C.
t0otet.
Gin anoerer 9eri6t meloet, oob II
Der gabc Der &onSlei Sts Sa9crbaules
cine 8ombe ery!ooirt isi, woourh Geo.
8. Se,uett BON Et. &idmono, Stater
Sslano, Gbcf Der 6irma uno Spbn
So6n Ssmctts. ougenblidlih SetDo!et
muroe II. euB OrpiGs 8. Se,oett, Elm Ser
wanoter, ebenTals Mitsliso Der Girno,
an Der linten Sano loluie innerli9 erhsb=
li9e G%crlesunger erlitt, uno Solepb a..
Oear's &nielGsibe ger 9mettcrt uno
aud ct innsrliG perlest luurOe. 8eioe
wuyoen lpfort noA Dem Chambers.
ItraBe= 9olpitaI sebradt uno iowobl Ell
als 0ean usigern lid, irsene melde
Details Der &atol tropbe mItSutbeilen.
gs puroen ;ipil6cn Den Mdnnern Yl=
totem unO elm 0ol6 a%ufSefuncen.
Sie Grplolipn fano in Der &arjlci
III Der 5weiten Gtase fat; Die 6eniter
Iino 3ertriimmert unb Scr Sooen nit
elmer spsi 3oa Goben Sage Hub beoedt.
Die Mobel lino in tlcine Stiidben ;er%
triimmert, Glide Der Bonnie beiinoen
Ii9 i'm 3immer uno Die i'm 3immer
aufssiunoenen Eiltolen uno Der 9uld
liuo nad Der Yolisciltation sebradi
woroen. Sic 2eihe Ssuett's !iest in
osllsn Yriuo.bureau am YurIins Slip
uno 1T oisieIbe luuie Ser ben gooen bc=
nedsnoe Seppi1 nit Slut setrdntt.
0as @slibt uno Die 9dnoc Der Seide
,parsn nit HuB bebedt. Ser Gornncr
1T nit unteyiudurs Ser MHaire be-
ldaIti9t.
Stids Der gombe ooer Saaosranate
puroen in oen @dnoen uno Der 9efc|
ssfunoen uno spsi GepcIper uno elm
SoId Iasen onf Dem 8ooen. Sic
Sdeioc uno Der &i!rtel. Bic 81 Dem
cinen &epoIper paBten, ,puroeu on Der
perion SroiQe $. Scmctts sefunben.
Orei Glerts uno elm So9n oes 9errn
Sean bcfanoen li4 in einem nebenan=
lieSenoen 3inmer. als Die Grplolion
itottfano, uno ~bebaupten polltip. BOP
Isit Dem S6!uB oes &risses feline Bonn
Zen in Dem Saserbauie seueien leier.
ginl9e gom6en, wel6e auf S9ladt-
IeItern sulommenseIudt morosn mo-
rem. murocn sin;elnsn Mitsliebsrn bel
6irma seididt, welde bielel6su jcbod
IN oell Galt= Nlper irerfen !lcBe1. Sl
@lerts linO DER Weinuns, oaB oi,
Bonnie beute Morgen BON eincm Ser
uerlebten Wtanner babinsebro1t mp,.
Den lei.
Sic Foli5ei 1T Der Meinung, Dol
SEQ. 9B. uno Srpide 8. Sepett mi
chamber in StreIt seratbcn palen uni
oob Die @ranate als 8uiIe beniisi
Sas @orIinoen oes &epolpers
uno oes MeNers in oemlslben Gimme
beitdrtt audi oieis Na1i9t. Nls mar
Die Geuoloers aufbob, par Der 9ou
wurm unb cine &ammcr leer unt oil
oieier bciano li9 Elm erpluoirtes Climb
butden.
Sc linb slpar ollerlei Serlu9e ee
maAt woroen, Die llrla6e Der Grplp
on ausTneis 5u maiden, aber nebi.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-04-19

taufslaoen uno @obpbaus benistem
8ebduoe 6euer aus, ,pel9es Saus unb
Snbalt in iebr tur3er 3sit Seritorte. Ob
oas 9aus perii4ert ,uor ooer nidt,
tonnte man niht ermitteIn E; i'm giiu=
Tighten Sale aber NOR bic @sri9s.
run9siumme 9erinQ.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-04-19

Tono ON {, 8. Mpril. Gin
N1onn aus Sown 6orelt, Mamens Sd.
ger, gerletb b'uts unter Die Tiibc cines
oaponlaufenoen pferoes uno erlitt an
@opt uno SduItern erbcblide Ser.
Man sweifeIt an lsinetu
Nuftpmmen.
Trant 9. Sosfins idob N6 beut.
@ormlttos sufdl!iser @ciie in BEN
Nrm. Sis Wunoe lit ni9t se|dbrlid.
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Sage, an ,ueI@cm bic Ggploiion itatt.
lamb, ni4t 9eieben.
- New Tort. g. Ipril. Go.ne-

- Nen Oort, 9. Mpril. Gorne=
Illus SeanIan :uurbe bsute Mc,sen an
Der Mulbsrrptrabe tcot aufscfunben.
Serielbe mar 9etnebeIt, an @dnoen
uno 6uben eebunben unb aug benz
5sniter Der britten Gtase beraussewor=
fen ,pcrben. Cine Nn;abl Sta!iener,
Der 9bat perbd4tis, wurben sefdns=
lid e~insesssen.
NaibpiIIe, 3enn., s. Mpril. Sc,
"Imeriean" bon beute Mcreen per0f=
fentlidt bic Nuslase BON Sbomas
Simms. einem unter Dem Sclapenaus-
liefsrunssaelete 1851 in Bottom einSe=
iansenen Neser, our 3eit, aA Gen
Seuers 8unoesmorIdau tpor. 9eper:
Jreunoe ertldren, er babe &eIo erbober
uno Simms frei9tauft. Siss leasnete
WsnoeQ Ybilipps. ,psl9er 9epers als
SeIapcnidesr oenuusirte. Simms last.
sr lei ert 1853 in Miiiiiiippi, als er 81
ben Suncestruppen fam, treiselaHen
u0roen.
Die 8enberfamilie.
2ittle Cd, Mrf., 4. Npril. Cine
aus Mlmd, @ramioro g., tommenos
Sps3ialoepslde an bic .@ajctte" brins1
oas Iasrncneite uber Die berii9tiste
Senoerfamllic. Geo. &saier unb So
mille, ,uelbe, wie man 9laubt, feline
aneere ais bic &anlas<y enberfamili'
|!lt, wIyos 4eute eabisr pm &onlase,
39e9eimpoii5iitsn, mslde Der GamiIi'
lett 2anscm tets onf Den 6erleu waren
usrbaitet. Sic @cbeimpoli;ilten elau
ben Ielt, oob lie Die ri9tisen 9etbrs6e1
6aben. Sielelbcn arbeitsten felt einise1
3eit in Der Nabe als Tormarteiter uni
batten auf Die Su 8erbaftenosn cir
wa4iames Muse.
2ebanon, Na., s. Npril. Mrs
Sioncp Mi0sr, @ottin beg lctte @ph,
srmorbetcn Solspb g. Miler, lit BON
Coroner inter Mntla9e beg Wproes
gel tellt worben.
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Nep Nnrf. s. 9lnril.

= Sem Yort, s. Npril. Sic
lsitrisen Gntbiillunsen iiber Die Ssluett
Sras0oie beltatissn Die Mnnobme, oo5
Crpias Sewett Wtoro unb @elbImorn
osslns. sbomas Sadicn, ter Nuf=
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-09-14
Notice to Lien Holders.

George W. Richards vs.. H. Zpf and D. B. Kimmell,
partners under the firm name and style OF "Zipf
Il Kimmelli"
n LII PERSONS HOLDING OR CLAIMING LIENS
"a or en- umbrances under the provisions of san
Act for Securing Liens to Mechanics and Others
Approved January Ii, 1876" and the amendments
thereto upon that certain quartz ledge situate lying
and being about eight miles northeast from ahU
City, in Boise county, Idaho Territory being ffteef
hundred feet in length and located under an act OF
Congress approved May 10, 1872, and recorded In
the Recorders office of Boise county, T. T. June
81 1873 by j. j. Walker and John West: also that
certain ten-stamp quartz mill erected by Walker &
Kimmell for the purpose of working and the deve,.
opement OF said ledge with all the machinery there
unto belonging or used; also certain boarding
house about 1Sx36 feet, used for boarding and lodp
ing the men working in said ledge and mill; also the
blacksmith shop a. ar to said mill also stable and
dump house connected with said quar- ledge Al!
of said improvements located near to said ouaatz
ledge and were made for the purpose of working
and developing said quartz ledge; also the cord
wood piled up around said MILL together with sufi-
cienG space OF ground around said quartz ledge and
quartz mill for the convenient working use and
occupation thereof; also all tunnels and shafts run
ming to said quaatz ledge, and all other improves
ments and appurtenances belonging or appertain.
ing to, connected WITH said quartz ledge are
hereby notified to be and appear in the District
Court, Second Judicial District of Idaho Territory
at Idaho City on the Goth day of September, 1877
and then and there exhibit the proof Of said liens
encumbrances, they shall be deemed to be
waived in favor of those SO exhibited.
JONAS W. BROWN,
Attorney for plaintiff.f
IDAHO Cry Sep. 3, 1677-3w.1
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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. ID. Saunders, deceased, settings forth
that he has filed his final account of his admins
tration of the estate of said deceased in this court
and that the same has been duly filed for settle
ment; that all the debts and expenses of admins
tration have been duly paid, and that portion OF
said estate remains to be divided among the heirs
of said deceased; and praying, among other things.
for order of Distribution the residue of SAID
estate among the persons entitled: 1t is ordered
that all persons interested in the -esate Of the sai
A. d. Saunders. deceased, be and ppear beforeethc
Probate Court of the County OF Boise, in the Terri
tory of Idaho, at theoce OF the Probate Judge, il
Idaho City, on Wednesday, the 5th day of Septem-
Der, A. d. 1877, at 40 o'clock M, then and there
show cause why order OF distr button should
be made of the residue of safd estate among TIT.
heirs of the said deceased according to law. 1t h
further ordered that copy of this order be pub
lshed in the Idaho World for four successive weeks
before the hth day of September A. d. 1877, in The
Idaho World, a newspaper printed and publisAedill
tile said city and county. T. y. HART,
Probute Judge and Ex-OfHcio Clerk.
Dated at Idaho Gity, August 6. 1877.
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IF WE WOULD.
one

If we would with patient grace
Bear with one another,
Treating all the human lace
AS one would brother,
Then our cares Of life would grow
Less each coming hour,
And, finally, would fade and die
Like summer flower.
If we would but check our thoughts
That are vile and bitter,
And not let them grow to words
1t would be much better;
Life would then possess great joys,
Made by love and charity,
Which, at this contentious age,
Is certainly rarity.
If we would remember always
The advise our parents taught
When we were but little children,
Uttering each sudden thought,
We would shun all unkind actions
That would cause another pain
Then our lives would grow still brighter
And true bliss with us remain
If we would, when fortune frowns,
Bear it true and nobly,
Never fretting for the loss,
But endeavoring boldly
To overcome without sigh
Such small and trifiing troubles,
They would vanish into naught
AS quick as glittering bubbles.
If we would, in every action,
Strive to aid each friend and foe
BY doing all that's in our power
To alleviate their woe,
We would find this world more pleasant
Than it seems to us just now,
For true generous deeds Of kindness
VIII relieve a care-wOrn brow.
If we would endeavor always,
When we see an open snare,
To avoid lis glittering surfrce,
And bid others to beware,
We would gain for us laurel
That would stand the test Of time,
For 'twould come from one Immortal,
Who can only pardon crime.
IT,
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sherif's Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
- Of the Probate Court of Boise county, Idaho
Territory: The People, plaintiffs, VS.. All You, de-
PENDANT. for delinquent taxes: will offer for sale
at the Court House door, in Idaho City. Boise coun
ty, l. T., being house No. 4, in Granite town. house
used as restaurant. Judgment was rendered OIL
the 2lst day of July, 1871 for the sum of SIT 80
with interest at the rate of 10 per cent per anuuu
together with costs of sn taxed at 1888, accrung
costs 1850, which will sell to the highest bidder
for cash on the 18th day oil September, 1877
SAML STEWART,
Aug. ~, '77-4w.l Sheriff.
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Sherif's Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
- of the Probate Court Of Boise county, Idaho
Territory: The People, plaintiffs, Jim Dan, -de-
PENDANT, for delinquent taxes: will offer for sale
at the Court house, on5 log house on Granite creek
used as gambling house No. 5. l6 feet front by Or
feet deep, more or less. Whereas Judgment was
rendered on the 25th day of May, 1871 Tor the sum
of Thirteen and $1,000 Dollars with interest at the
rate OF 10 per cent per annum, together with costs
of suit taxed at $1746 accruing costs, 50 &c. which
will sell to the highest bidder tor cash the 11th
day of September, 1877. SAML STEWART
Aug. 2l-4w Sheriff.
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week, and everybody that wants to
laugh had better go and see Taylor
It's the most mirth-provoking perfor-
nance | have seen in Idaho. Herman
performs a great many tricks, and
performs them WELL don't go much
Oh strolling shows, but this is good
one. RoUsTABoUT.
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ANDY THRASH returned from Yankee

8
ANDY THRASH returned from Yankee
Fork few days ago. He reports the
Baxter mine as looking splendid The
ledge dips with the hill, and as the
quartz is near the surface, it is pro
cured by prying it out with crow-bars
No blasting is necessary. He passed
a packtrain carrying ten tons of
quartz to Banner for reduction in
Crafts mill.
Good rock is being taken from the
O'Connell mine. One batch has been
shipped to Salt Lake, and although
the returns from it had not been re-
ceived, the proprietor is getting out
more to ship soon, and is sure of max
ing it pay.
Rich rock is being taken from the
Norton mine
Mr.. Thrash does not advise men to
go there III search of work, as there
are no mills there and no demand for
labor, the quartz owners being able
to do most of their own work. In
consequence a great many men who
went there with but little money are
leaving.
There is some talk of building a
wagon road this fall from Round val
ley, on the Salmon river side
The quartz is Of porphyry formation,
which is the best sign q permanency.
Ten tons of rock from the Norton
ledge, crushed in Crafts mill yielded
800 pounds Of amalgam. The bullion
from that miae is worth about $l2
per ounce. A huge cleanup
JACOB F. DRAKE was killed by a
wagon turning over on him near Boise
City last Tuesday.
The MasonS are getting new side
walk erect, d in front of their hall, aud
a new porch built
Mr. AND Mrs kRoEBER retul ned from
their visit to Boise City last Wednes-
daV evening
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Notice.

THE FOLLOWING WARRANTS WILL BE PAID
on presentation at the County Treasurer's of
fee, out of the County General fund:
amount So; warrant No Ais, drawn in favor of J..
g. Henley, amount $25; warrant No. 462, drawn
in favor of J. NJ. Sheppard, amount S25; warrant
No. 1874 drawn in favor of J. Tyson, amount SIS
warrant No. e0I, drawn in favor OF VIM. B. ban
iaS, amount SIS. r. W. TOMPKINS.
County Treasurer.
IDAHO CRY, August II. 1877.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,

The following are arrivals at tho
Luna House since Sept. 10Th:
j. E. Saunders, PIacerNiIlc.
Belle Steward, Boise City.
Joe Kecney, PlaccrvilIe.
Ben Brown, La Grande, Ogo,
j f. Hits, Fayetteville.
j. F. BrofeId, "
j. G. Doney, ="
Vaughn, Boise City.
II. Zipf Granite creek.
II. Clifton, Sub Rosa.
Mrs. w. Glover, Boise City.
Miss Mary Anderson, Boise City.
Mr.. Call, Silver City.
James Wisdom, Boise City.
Isador Smith, PIaccrville.
John Eisler, Quartzburg.
John Reel, Henry creek.
J. Mexican, PIacervilIc.
W. Dillon, Banner.
Morris Kruts, PlacerviIle.
Ii. FitzSimmons, Placcrvllle.
Pat Sheridan.
Ben White, Yankee Fork,
P. Murley,
S. Wilcox
w. F. Kroeber, Boise City.
Thomas Johnson, Payette,
Z. j Clark, North Elk.
Harmon Troupe-Prof. Harmon
Prof. Hess, Mart Taylor.
L. B. Tage, Silver City.
Frank Warden, Ida roland.
Charles A. Greene, Boise City.
j. r. Pile, 4"
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The boys, and girls too, of the pub
lie school, enjoy hugely the exercising
game Of football. They have a splen-
did ground just above this office on
the fiat.
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GOAL News

u,,nrRFrn cures have been, and are
NoGffpcted by PlLE's Certain Cure for
beng ,rrhods or PILES, For sale at the
n nv Store in this city
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Adjourned Meeting of the Board
of County Commissioners

"A n ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE BOARD
- of County Commissioners of Boise county wAl
be held at the Auditors Office Idaho City on Mon
day. August Doth, 1877. for the purpose of opening
and considering the bids for the improvements and
repairs to be made On the Auditers Office and side
walk. and the building the bridge across Isaacs
or smith creek, in the Upper Payetie valley, and
the awarding Of contracts for such werk and for the
transaction of such other business may properly
come before the Board.
BY order of the Board. JAMES MORIARTY,
Aug. IA. IT Clerksa
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AL BoNAR is finishing up frst-class
gallery and will be ready to take pic
lures in few days.
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WE'LL bet that 2. D. Rothwell,
teacher of the public school, can kick
harder at football and stand it longer
than any man in Boise county.
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Notice.

PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME- ARE HEREBY
notified that L have plrced the notes and ac-
counts due to me in the hands of Jonas w. Brown
Esq, for collection. l mnst have money Please
cal! soon and settle and save costs.
G.. W. CRAFTS.
IDAHO CRY, August H. 1877.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-09-14

Con DRIsCoLL commenced hauling
oOartz from one of the mines to Plow-
mans mill yesterday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-09-14

JUDGE Moore, OF ohaier CT elk, was
IN town during the week. He reports
tbrashing over at Horseshoe B End.
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STAR RANCH RACES.

to so with purse. Free for all.
The entries were C. Boards Young
Planter, Rube Shorts Medoc, and D,
Clemens Grey Richard entered by1
Il. II. Miller. There was but little
pool selling; Medoc being the favorite,
Planter second choice. It was s
o'clock before they were tapped Off
Grey Richard behind. He few the
track, cut off bend, and came into
the track below the quarter pole a
long way ahead of Planter and Me-
doc, who were running Tapped. Grey
Richard came through the polls sixty
feet ahead, but having cut off corner
could not win. Planter Won the race
by two feet in 50 seconds.
A quarter race between Squaw
Greek Nell, Black Dick and Bulger
Dick closed the days running. On
this race pools sold lively, Nell being
the favorite, Black Dick second choice
and Bulger Dick last. They came
through the polls in the order in which
they are named, with about twenty
feet space intervening, and did very
good running. Time not given.
THIRD DAY, Saturday 9Th -Proprie-
tors purse, 5000. Entrance fee $25
to go with purse. Mile heats, two
best in three. The following entries
made: G. Boards Young Planter,
Rubc Shorts Horace Greeley, Dad
Knights Orphan, Pat Glennon's Grey
Johu and j. McKay's Kangaroo. Ne
doc having turned one of his plates in
the half mile race was not entered in
this, which was the cause of some dis
appointment.
Pool selling was not spirited, as It'll
was generally conceded that it would
be young Planters race unless some
accident interviewed Planter was
first choice, with Grey John, Horace
Greeley and Orphan standing about
equal, Kangaroo not considered in the
way. About half past three they
were tapped off. First heat was won.
| by Planter in so. Second heat and
the money won by Young Planter I'M
1855 with great case, being held all
the way round. In second heat Hor-
ace Greeley was second, Orphan
third, Grey John Fourth, and as Kan
CARGO didn't start for som-time after
the others did, and had to stop and do
little bucking ut each quarter pole,
Inc of course came III last. He is a
beautiful little horse; is said to have
staying qualities, but not a correct
appreciation of the final end of horse,
apparently believing it to be his whole
duty to buck when he comes on race
track. | think he has imbibed some
of his owners generous principles,
and wants to give everybody else a
little the best of it. He's too well
bred to come in ahead of others. It's
my impression that if he were sent af-
ter Joseph he'd stay So far behind him
that Joseph could have his own way
the same as he now has.
Scrub races, foot races, monte, faro,
twenty one, chuckaluck and whisky
closed ihe day, and repaired to Pla-
cerville to recuperate, and dream OF
horse races, bull fights, dog fights,
horses with split hoofs, horses with
feet like quartz mill stamps, horses
with no feet at all; horses TO the right
of me. horses to the left of me, horses
in front and in rear, and Bob Side
botham'S horse in bed with me, with
, his feet against my right side. 1t is
the first time have attended horse
. races since my hair became sprnkled
, with silver threads. and it will proba.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-09-14

A YOUNG man named Norman Hall,
while out walking on Idaho street, in
Boise City, with another man, SOME
unknown person approached him from
behind and shot him in the thigh.
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Notice,

sTHE FOLLOWING WARRANTS WILL BE PAID
on presenta ion at the County Treasurer's of
fee, out of the trent Expense Fund:
Warrant No. l09 drawn in favor OF d. Cougha-
nour. amount $40 80; warrant No. $780, drawn III
favor OF A. Nicholson, amount $40; road warrant
No. 266, drawn in favor Of Con Haley amount $3.50.
Il. w. TOMPKINS,
County Treasurer.
IDAHO CIJY, August II. 1877.
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The rains Of the last few days have
So increased the water that the Sub
Rosa mill now runs day and night.
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JAMES DoUTHT, Harvey Lester, and
a couple Of other men whose names
we did not learn arrived here from
Yankee Fork yesterday.
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CONSIDERABLE rain has fallen during
tn past few days. It's Beneficial eff
fpctS will be felt soon y the quartz
miners, rs it will give the mills plen-
,ty of water to run night and day.
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A BODY Of rich ore has lately been
found in the Golden Era mine at the
head of Elk creek. A RIM will soon
be made in all araStrar
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-09-14

READ the account Of the first days of
tbo Nez Perez outbreak, by Mr.. 3rice,
IN this issue.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-09-14

SEVERAL men are prospecting for
quartz and placer in the mountains,
on the north slope of the Sawtooth
range.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-09-14

The people Of Yankee Fork should
Onild the wagon road they have i'll
contemplation as soon as possible.
Nothing helps more to induce capital
Than easy communication with the out
side world.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-09-14

cre advertisement of Leon Fuld in
this issue
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pos,oRce Hours.

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;,o week Gays, until further notice,
DIrla tssffice will be kept open from sever
j. NJ 5na from half-past twelve to one,
Su slun3 four until six P M.
anu MONEY ORDER BUSINESS
Money Order Office will not be
TIT, M " al on Sundays; and no Money
opened, a. me will be transacted on Sat
Or Sars after after four o'clock T NJ L. CIV
o:.r Der. E. 1875. Postmaster.
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AL bonner showed some specimens of
Albatype pictures yesterday. They
are the best finished pictures ever
taken in the Territory, and are the only
ones of the kind liz Idaho. Go and
see them.
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co., oil by the can or case at
COFFIN & KENNALY's.