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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-25
DIgrRICr COURT pRooBHDINGs.

u
dered that thirty-six names be selected
from the last poll list to be Summoned
as Jurors for the term; whereupon the
Judge, Sheriff and Clerk selected the
following, to-wit: w G. Hardin, N.
Heuver, ?. M. Doyle, Eli Lewis, John
Gi!iland, Richard Jones, J. r. Cheek,
A. Baker, Holly Cakes, George
Frampton, Ed. Barry, William Bar
rand, A. Dunlap, Samuel Lawson,
John Runyan, S. S. White, J. w.
Dodsworth, Arthur Jones. A. Duquette,
w. D. Goldsmith, William Wallace,
H H, Knapp, Joe Hill, Joe Travis, l.
w. Garrett, VIM. Blackman, P. Den
Ming, John Randolph, Thomas Will
liams, E. Cheney, M. Connaughton, B.
Clinton, VIM. O'Brien, Patrick Golden,
Myron Crafts and Thomas Arson.
Ordered that the Clerk issue venire
for the above named persons, returna'
ble Friday, May 25th, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, which was done.
In the matter of the application of
John NJ. Pourcet and Henry Gottsche
to become citizens: Now this day in
open Court came the said John NJ.
Pourcet, with his witnesses, John
Garrecht and j. P Swim; and the said
Henry Gottscbe with his witnesses,
Samuel Stewart aud Jess Bradford;
as applicants to be admitted citizens
of the United States, in pursuance of
the statutes in such case made and
provided, and such applicants having
produced such evidence and made such
declarations and renunciations, and
taken such oaths as the acts OF Con
gress provide; ordered that said ap.
plicants be, and they are hereby adj
mitted to become citizens of the United
States of America.
Ordered that Court do now adjourn
till tomorrow morning, May 90, 1877,
at 10 o'clock A. N.
WEDNESDAY, May 23d.-Court met
pursuant to acknowledgement
Hon. II. Z. Prickett, presiding Judge
George Ainslic, District Attor
ney. Samuel Stewart, Sheriff, A. L
Richardson, Clerk 10y Geo. W. Rich
ards, Deputy.
John Budds was admitted to citi
zcnship.
NJ. B. Moore, made application to BE-
admitted to practice in the distric
courts of this Territory. Messrs. G
5. Kingsley, Jonas w. Brown auc
John S. Gray were appointed as com
mittee to examine him as to his qnali
fcations.
The Grand Jury presented two true
bills of indictment.
In the case of John West, plain
tiff and appellant, VS.. Cy Haley, dc
PENDANT and respondent, Jonas W
Brown, attorney for defendant, moveC
the Court to dismiss the case, and, al
ter argument, it was taken under ad
Visement by the Court.
BE-. Channel and WIN. Schnarr vs
P. NJ. Doyle, Jonas w. Brown, attol
ney for plaintiff, moved for leave t
! amend his complaint. Leave granite
). till Friday A. NJ. at opening of Cour
Elizabeth NJ. Newman VS.. Aaro
II Newman: George Ainslie, attorne
for defendant, was granted leave I
withdraw the demurrer heretofore il
terposed and file answer, which h
J. did.
John Good VS.. VIM. Tincher: III
J. demurrer to the complaint override
G and defendant granted leave to o
II swer till Monday AN
n The People VS.. Sung Wan: Indie
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-25

LEE Pow, the popular Chinese mer-
chant of this place, is running large
gambling house on the corner of Wal
lula and Montgomery streets.
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n.stnmce Hours.

'reek oays, until further notice,
Durinlgga Mse will be kept open from seven
N. until from from half-past twelve to one,
5 J 9,a,9 four ple until six p NJ.
! li'' MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
nav Order office will not be
The M y III on Sundays; and no Money
encd al az W.. % will be transacted on Sat-
lays alIel ~ s. G. SILSBY,
noc 2 1875. Postmaster.
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putter.-R. III. Robb will be
Tresn Gr"eE Placcerville, Centerville
Grani'e Civ Citv with fresh butter from his
d Ea ~ Horseshoe Bend, on Thursday,
=. oath.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-25

BEx WILSON is running all his min
ing claims at Pioneerville.
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BISHOP FUTILE, of the Episcopal
Church, held services here Sunday
morning and evening, and preached
excellent sermons.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-25

The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tregaskis, which has been very sick
with pneumonia, has entirely recov-
cred.
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ToMPKINs & Co. will commence saw
ing the lumber for the Sub Rosa mill
and other buildings at that mine to-
day or TO morrow.
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N. CARPENTER, of the Upper Payette,
will be in Idaho City next Saturday
week with butter, and perhaps fresh
salmon.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-25

MAJ. ]. W. Huston came up from
900 CITY by Wednesdays stage.
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1rsr received at kennaIy & Collins,
lot Of No. | Xxx Hercules powder,
lse and caps.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-25

W. acknowledge a pleasant call
IN Bishop futile.
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Mr.. PORTER, our travelling agent,
.cnt us huge addition to our sub
scription list by yesterdays stage.
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BISHOP FUTILE held services at Plac-
eerville last Tuesday evening and de-
ivered an able and eloquent sermon.
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Hon. T. d. CATALAN, of Boise City,
made several very pleasant calls ON
this Office during the week.
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The Court has not got fairly down
to work yet.
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TUESDAY night heavy rain storm
set in and continued all day Wednes-
day.
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ARRIVALS AT THE LUNA HOUSE

II. E. Prickett, Boise City,
l.. NJ. Schwabacher, BOISE City,
John S. Gray,
T. D. Catalan,
John Peeke, City,
Henry Irwin, Lower Payctte,
Aaron Newman, Jerusalem,
J. L. Pile, Horseshoe Bend,
Hugh Craig, Upper Payette,
John Corners, Pioncerville,
John Veasy. "
Mr.. Tucker,
N. J. Biddy. Boston.
A. A. Spain,
James Mckay, Placervillc,
Mr.. Cunningham, Centervilla,
William West, Snake river,
Mr. Marsh, Lower Payette,
DR.. w. J. Rothwell, Placerville,
Mrs. Mosher, Quartzburg,
Bishop Tuttle. Placerville,
7. Golden, Granite Creek.
hr. Foset, "
Ii. Knight, Lower Payette.
A. Rowley, More's creek.
Mr.. Rainey, Boise City,
Joe w. Huston, Boise City.
VIM. Glover, I"
Donald Grant. Atlanta road.
James Erwin, :"
w. Walsh. Upper Payette.
JAG. Pulk, Centerville.
Mr.. Crowley Pioneerville.
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Tug blacksmith shop of Cowan &
fitcbell is doing good work, and are
instantly busy.
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The travelling representative of the
Would, Hon. F. G. Porter, is doing
good work on the other side of the
Basin in the way of getting sabscrib.
ers.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-25

Nh. DoDswoRTH had one Of his shout
ders accidentally disIocated while
hauling wood last Monday evening.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-25

JoHy WALLACE says water IS about
Ioyp1 ont ON his claims about two
niles below town.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-05-25

MCLAUGHLIN e. HowE, of the Upper
Payette, are building nice dancing
hall, seventyfour feet long, which will
be completed 10 July, and in which it
is intended to give a ball about the
first of August.
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T GOAL News

49,, torn of Court will be a short
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&70O &0E day sure made By Agents sell.
p%S %S~ ing our Chromos, Crayons and
Reward. Motto. Scripture Text. Transparent. Pict-
ure and Chrome Cards. 100 samples worth So sent
postpaid for Is cts. Illustrated Catalogue free
J. H. BUFFoRD'S SONS. BOSTON. Established
1880. 5000
May IL, 1S77-3m.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-12

large paper; Kay's Portraits. four voluncs Mcbaux
and Suttall'A North American sylvia. 800 colored
plates Owe volumes; Ruskn's Modern Painters, four
Volumes royal octave; scott's Provincial Antiquities.
Two volumes. large paper; Walton Cotton,s Com.
pIcte Angler, Two volumes (Pickerng), 1880
ON Monday evening next the sale Of the libraries Of
two veil known collectors, embracing nearly thfcc
thousand lots will be begun. Part Of this collection
made by Cuban gentleman, ana IL rich In valua-
bic editions or Don Quixote and other Spanish
standards with au extensive collection OF works on
the horse and horscmanship and on cookery Tho
rest OF the collection made by a Brooklyn gentle
man. and includes works tho history ana geography
OF North America, voyages, travels. &c On Tuesday.
the 22d, and following evenings. will be sold six hun
dred odd lots OF illustrated books received from
Havana, comprising galleries OF paintings and sculp-
ture, architecture, picturesque voyages, scenery,
costumes, collections OF engravings and . valuable
collection OF works natural history IT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-12
OCEAN TRANSPORTATION.

At tho April meeting OF tho Cheap Transportation
Association attention called what is considered
unjust discrm nation In the matter oil ocean
frcights TO New York. The case was stated In the
following way
Recently New York house engaged In negotia-
lions Tor tho sale of large quantity OF goods Tor ship
mcnt 10 Toronto. Being low-priced goods the Qces.
ton OF ircigh,s important IL found that the
lowcst rate that could be Obtained over the Er,o CT
New York Central roads was Sc. to Coo per 100
pounds while from Liverpool by lnman steamer to
New York and thence over either road 10 Toroni TO-
the ratio was only l2s 3D. per ton, lsc- per 100
poands. The goods, over 100 tons OF second Class
merchandise were purchased in Liverpool and shipped
through The freight from Llvcrpoolio New York IL
Dos. sd. per ton, making the cost OF shipment
Liverpool 10 New York by the lnnan Line, and then
from New York TO Toronto, over tho Eric New
York Central roads Ssc. per 100 pounds.
To discuss Ibis question committee, consisting OF
Messrs. Ambrose snow, Harvey Harrington, r. J.
Coris, oil the White Star line; w. II. Wiley. A. b.
Miller, Theodore r. Lees and B. Lichtcr stem me.
yesterday, but came TO no practical conclusion The
railroad representatives were not present and tho
meeting was adjourned TO give them time attend or
send memoranda TO future meeting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-12
BOOK SALES.

The sne Of valuable books at Bangs was concluded
yesterday before large attendance The Irish books
10 this collection have so tar fetched the largest
prices and the principal private purchasers during
tho week have been Rev. Father o'Farrcli Bishop
spaulding and Eugene Kelly. There wcrc nearly
5000 books this collection, most Of them rotating
10 Irish literature and the Roman Catholic religion.
Tho sale quite successful, though . number OF
books sold below their value.
SALE
The Messrs Lenvitl navc three largo libraries caa-
logued Tor carly SALE The first was begun last even.
Ing az Clinton Hail. and rs the library OF tho Hon: J.
s. Trimblc, OF Tennessee IL includes standard Eng.
lish and American books, such as Wavcrley novels
abbot sord cd,tionl Allison's Europe, Macaulay's
works, Millions works tpickcrng) 1851 Shakespearo's
works, Knghts toriginai) pictorial edition; washing
toms writings Baylc's Dictionary, Groc's Greece,
Balzac's complete works, n large raper copy 81
Burion's Anatomy Of Melancholy, Rabelais' works.
large paper copy, printed on veilum paper; upward
oil seventy artist proof snerav,ngs Added TO these
arc number OF fine art aud illustrated
works Including Hogarth's works, 1888 plates, atlas
folio: Ingram's Memorials Of oxford, three volumes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-12
A CARGO OF DESERTERS.

The schooner Eothcn, Captain J. X. de Ia Mar,
arrived In this city last night from the Cape dc Verde
Islands, bringing nineteen dcsertcrs from American
whaling ships, who had shipped principally at Now Bed
ford The nationaitcs OF the American, rortu.
gucse and spanish The wages paid some OF v.c de.
ser,ers notably tho foreigners wero ridiculounY low
Among the batch was T. A. Smallcy, Chicago book
keeper Who II Is alleged, left that place TO avoid
beng summoned in the crooked whiskcy suits, and
who shipped green handn IN the whaler
Metropolitan, at New Bedford, and deserted at the
Cape de Verde lslands. As soon as tho vessel came
TO her moorngs he sprang ashore and Is now doubt
less on his way home ~ ONO. Another individual
with strange story was 'Captann +. W. Gates, who
claims to have commanded ono OF Mcssrs Yates Il
Portcrsncds vessels OF TINS city trading with Africa
lie says tho natives stolc his ship and cargo near
Lagos, and stripped him OF nearly all his clothing. III
resides on staten Island Tho transport TO New York
OF these worthless the United States $3.50, and
their keep IN the Cape de Verdc Islands as mucn
more. United states Consul Thomas VI. Terry OF that
place was forced 70 pay 81 10 week board money Tor
each Some OF tho party had been on his hands for
months Captain DC la Mar informed a HERALD re-
porter that Of them tho voyage TO this port
s'wcrc too lazy 10 turn roundLn
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cREEDMOoR.
rHr nARxsnEs OF tn. SECOND BnroADn.

THE MARxsMEN OF THE SECOND BRIGADE,
STATE NATIONAL GUARD, AT BALL PRACTICE.
The qualified rnurksmcn Of the Second brigade, First
division. NG.SN.Y., had fair weather yesterday for
their FIRST meeting this before the butts Of
Crecdrnoor The Ninth regiment turned out al Off.
GERS, non-com mssioncd officers and rank and file,
under the command Of Major Pryor: the Eleventh had
nity officers and mon tho Hcld, commanded by
Captain Kcfcr, and the Seventy first placed on tho
ground l21 officers and enlisted men, under tho
orders Of Major McAlpne Lieutenant Colonel Chad.
dock Of tho seventy.drst regiment, was neld oficer
in command; Major Orvs, brigade inspector or rins
practice, directed the firing and STAFF Surgeon POWELL
or tho Seventy nrst regiment tho nold to look
after the sanitary arrangements. General vimar, on
account OF delicate health not duty; but among
tho officers OF his staff noticed Colonel Van
Wyck Major Earle, Captain Webb, Captain Gilsey and
others The officers and men went through their aring
pretty creditaby at both thu third and second class
targets 600 and 500 yards and tho percentage OF those
who again won the distinctive badge OF marksmcn in
the different corps very satisfactory. Tho Ninth
regiment qualified l01 men, tho Eleventh SO and the
Seventy .hrst So Tho following tho totals Of
acme OF the best scores that were mado-
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A LEATHER SPECULATION.

On the 14th OF July, 1876 Maurice IL. Blakcmorc OF
No asa Classon avenue. Brooklyn gave Robert Col
well $4,000 cash, and promised TO sivo 1000 moro.
Yesterday al tho Fiity.seventh Street Court he &C
cused Colwcll OF obtaining the above money under
false pretenccs Ho says that in July, 1875, Cowell
advised him to- enter the New York Leather Nanufao-
turing Company, assuring him oil its valuable stock,
which had ready SALE COlwc represented himself
Treas urcrship awaited his acceptance. Blnkcmore
the OF Colwcl! purchased stock, handing
81 900 cash and So 600 on prom issory note
Blakcmore became treasurer, but discharged
without explanation. The money was not returned TO
him. lie, moreover, claims that the company has
been insolvcnt and in ruined condition. and that "
was so when Colweli induced him to venture In. Col
WELL the other head, says Blakcmorc went into the
company knowing everything and running all risks
The case was set down Tor further examination and
ColwelI WAS paroed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-12
THE BENCH SHOW.
LAST DAT OF THE EXHIBITION AT GILMoRE's
4f ff GARDEN.

LAST DAT OF THE EXHIBITION AT GILMoRE's
IL 10 estimated that nearly forty thousand persons
visited the dog show Gilmores Garden Fully sixty
per cent OF this number ladies and children and
perhaps much Is due to the fair for the great
cess which attended tho exhibition. The Rev. }. Cum
ming Macedonia, tho eminent English authority on all
matters apperainng to tho canine said last night
that the show the grandest that he had at.
tended, and that the Interest," taken in 1t By
tho citixons New York a gratifying sur.
prise He also bore testimony to the great number OF
magnificent and wcl-brcd dogs exhibited, aud was
the impression that the day is not far distant when
tho United States say that they "whr all creation
in bench shows.n Mr.. Macedonia will remain this
side Of tho Atlantic until the 26h INST, mean " lille
visiting Washington ana points OF interest In the
south. IL was MS ntcnt on TO make hying trip 10
Texas, but finding that the time al his disposal would
Aamt OF such long Journey, he reluctantly aban-
donAd the idea.
more than half She dogs have boon removed" greeted
tho eyes oil tho intended visitors last evening In the
shape OF large pacards posted At the entrances Of The
Garden, which announcement had the effect OF
materially reducing the nights receipts. The man
agemcnt In thor desire TO treat the public LARRY
adopted the procaution alluded 10. They could not
prevent exhibitors taking their property from tho place
alter the third day, but did all was possible tn that
direction though their Efforts were In part ruitless
Two thousand more, however, took the risk oil get
ting thcir moneys worth end entered, though the
number Of empty stalls TAR cxcseded those with occu.
pants- AZ ten O'Clock the show was announced at nm
end, and before midnight the last dog was removed.
Great praise is due TO the Westminster koIncl Club
for giving New Workers this grand show, and the re-
suit OF IL will DO That all dogdom in this section Will
hereafter be treated with respect than 10 the
past The burden OF the labor fell upon tho shoulders
OF Messrs William N. Tlston, G. Dubois Waesian, H.
Walter Webb Dr.. W. s. Webb, Louis Wright and +. II.
Dixon, The Bench Show Committee, and creditably
they caused the undertaking to move along.
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Under the new regulations published by the General
Inspector OF Rifle Practice marksman who fails to
qualify on his first score is permitted to make
more new trials the day. IL was noticed yesterday
and the day before that officers and mcn-cspecialy
tho former-adopted liberal Interpretation OF this
rule and fired away tor hours together order to get
good score to stand upon, many Of them ncgecting
other necessary duties and burning great deal oil
munition almost nselessy.
volley firing was again tried this time on q larger
scale than the previous day. Ten squads OF eight
each distributed In front OF many targets, and
.ney fred couple Of rounds At 100 yards but
gwen the word ready aud. when ordered to fire,
file firing than a volley.
Al this point difficulty arose with Range Supern-
Ho attempted to drive TO the butts almost in the line
OF irc and, on being demonstrated With by Colonel
of Of and
mark any further. The Colonel ordered Brauer under
arrest, which was accomplished alter struggle. 1t
was painful and disgraceful scene.
YORK LONG ISLAND.
long range match, which has been much talked Of,
representing New York ard vicinity and equal
number Of men from Brooklyn and It's
xDp rns contest only s the
New York on this eventiul occasion is composed o.
Colonel H. A. GdersIecye, Major Henry Fulton
tenant Colonel Il. H SANFORD and L. c. Bruce. and
Brooklyn is strongly supported . IN the persons
Jewell, /. 1. Allen, C. L. Blydenburg and l., Weber
shooting will commence at eleven O'Clock. The
BrooKiynites stock Is at a premium.
TnE IRISH AMERicAS cLUB.
Tho Irish American Rife Club mad inti-
atory meeting last night IN the Ashland
House, Fourth avenue. II resolved TO have
q match AT Crccdmoor among the mombers
mex. Saturday. The President Lieutenant Murphy,
was in the chair Major Duny, tho secretary, and Mr.
Brown, tho treasurer rendered progressive reports
The following resolution adopted-
Resolved, That the first match he held at
Crecdmoor saturday, May 49, distances. 200 and
yards SIN al bore rifles 600 yards: seven shots. with
sighting shots mt each entrance fee Ave
prize the Grst badge Of ths club This match
all members Of the club who have forty
second badge Tor those who have scored forty
points under the same conditions Will be shot for
tho same day The following officers were elected
for the ensuing ar:-Gencral +. i. Mior President
Lieutenant William II. Murphy, Secretary, and MAJOR
Edward Duffy Treasurer Tho meeting then adjourne ed
TIL Friday night next In the same place.
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THE SALARY QUESTION.

To THE EDiroR OF THR HERALD:-
Stick to the complaint column and especially the
once boys and tired saleswomon. Mine also Is a
case one OF many. May I, one year ago. Twas en-.
gagged In leading Wholesale house at $3.50 the nrst
year 1872 S8 per weekly and led to believe that the
salary 1T end OF tho mo stated would DO increased
instead OF which weeks before the time expired
with frivolous excuse, l discharged. / was
again compelled TO begin at SO per week. am
cntcen years OF age. My car fare diving In Harcm)s
seventytwo cents per week. lunch i've cents per day;
mortal cat lessS Yes, sometimes save five cents
and eat nothng, which, my parents poor and
We havc bread and coffee for breakfast fasting all day
comes mighty hard work II leaves mo just exactly
81 per week Tor clothing, Shoes stockings, sc. Being
salesman In q Broadway store l must be decently
dressed, else would ngain be discharged. | now need
suit and how earth TO get 1t do not know AMI
dare not ask Tor moro salary Speak out, boys, the
HERALD will help you. II We attend to our duties
whole year wo are worth keeping second year.
DEPRESSION.