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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-12
Sherif's S ale.
Geo. W. Richards

Geo. W. Richards) Second Judicial District
VS.. court-order of sale and de-
John Good. cree of foreclosure.
FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
the D. strict Court of the Second Judicial District OF
idaho Territory, in and for Boise county. on the
ighth day of October A. d. 1877, in the above en-
titled action, wherein George W. Richards the
above named plaintiff, obtained judgment and de-
cree against John Good, defendant, on the 2Sth day
of September, A. d. 1877 wis oh said decree was on
the Sth day of October, A. d. 1877, recorded in
Judgment Book No. 2 of said Court at page 14S, /
am commanded to sell all that certain lot piece, or
parcel of land situate in Idaho City, County OF
Boise, and Territory of Idaho, and boundec and
described as follows, to-wit: beginning at the
south. west corner of the saloon building now owned
by William Tincher and occupied by Tincher Hol-
land, running thence in an easterly direction a,ong
the south line of said saloon to the Ell or Club
Room connected with said saloon thence in south.
~ directi al ing line with the west wall OF SAID
ub-R Room nty feet, or less to the south me
OF the lot formerly owned by Fitzgerald Co.,
thence ia westerly direction to Main street, thence
long east side of Main street to the place OF pc
| ginning being the lot and building now occupied
uy the said John Good barberseop. and the lot
| formerly owned and occupied by Fitzgerald Co. !;
together with and singular. the tenements heredta
ments and appurtenances thereto belonging, or IN
| anywise appertaining,
| Public notice is hereby given that on Saturday,
the Sd day OF November, A. D. 1877, at IL O'CLOCK.
noon of that day in front Of the Court House. In
| Idaho City County of Boise, T., will in obedi-
ence to said order of sale and decree Of foreclosure
sell the above described property or so much tnere
OF a. may be -ary 10 satisfy paintlH's Jndg
ment with interest thereon and costs to the hgnest
- Sheriff.
lD1Ho Cry, October II, 1877. lostl2-2Od.
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TELEPHONE CHEsTER-A vocal and
instrumental concert was given last
evening in one of the large rooms oc
cupied 10y the Western Union Tele
graph Company in the new Mutual
Life Insurance bailding, Tenth and
Chestnut streets. The audience there
was small, but a hall full of people had
assembled IN Chester to hear music
sent from the Western Union office by
the telephone. The artists, when they
rendered numerous operate arias and
popular songs with all the usual trills
and hour;shes, hal faith to believe
that they were delighting the audit
or's at the other end of the wire. Mr.
Northcott, the cornet player; Nine
Everest and Miss johnson, sopranos
Mr.. w. A. Brisco, tenor, and Others
made the music, and the following dis
patch shows how it was received al
the other end of the wire:
CHESTER, September 27th.-The tel
ephone concert here tonight was
heard by large audience, and was
Unexpectedly successful. Not only
every tune, but every note of the mu
sic transmitted from Philadelphia was
distinctly heard and enjoyed by the
entire assemblage. Mr.. E. II. John
son gave short explanatory lecture
I-Phsla Times.
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VULGARlTY. Vulgarity means the
exhibition Of those peculiarities Of
speech and manner which offend re-
inement. It makes a naked display
of coarse and uneducated human i'm
pulses It mostly lies in the absence
of consideration for the feelings OF
others, in narrow-minded self-asser-
ton, and in selfish want of control
over antiso propensities. There
is natural vulgarity, chiefly the result
of ignorance. There is the vulguarity
of afectation, which is the most obi
Gus form of vice. Natural vulgarity
is often little more than a want of
knowledge Of the usages of society or
an inbred indelicacy of mind. This is
the besetting sin of the lower middle
classes. The vulgarity Of afectation
is unfounded assumption and ill-timed
display.
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EVERYBODY should attend the concert
"Orrow evening at the school house.
sood stage has been erected and
,.''y'nIng made attractive. The price
admission is small, and besides re
wing double value for the money
.p'n' Oy listening to readings, recita
.'pS' dialogues and music, you WI
-. Vulrloutlng to good cause. The
a..s eeus are to be spent in procuring
81, reading matter for the pu
- ~ Which is the only true system fol
!. eating the young. School books
ae ground work for the vast fielc
!, knowledge, which can only be gath
W. : y the extensive reading of thu
s. - the school is to be provided
attend 1'0"''O"
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Notice of Intention to Become
Sole Trader.

In the matter of the application of Sue Hill to
become sole trader:
AROTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT /, SUE
N Hill, wife of Joseph Hill, resident OF Idaho
City in the County of 30 and Territory OF Idaho,
being DESTROYS of availing myself of the provisions
of an act OF the Legislature of the Territory OF
Idaho, entitled IAN Act in Relation to Sole Traders
approved January Is 1876 intend to make applica-
ton to the probate Court of the County OF Boise,
Territory of Idaho, at the October term A. D. 1877.
of said Court, in Idaho City, County OF Boise
D. 1877, at 10 o'cockA NJ of said day. or on such
other day to which the hearing may be postponed
by the Court for a judgment and order OF said
Probate Court authorizing me to carry On ana
transact business in my own name and on my own
account as sole trader. The nature of the business
propose to carry and conduct is that of buying
and selling goods, wares and merchandise. ana
keeping a general variety store and carrying on
dress making In said Idaho City. County of Boise
and Territory of Idaho. MKS SUE hill.
Dated this, 9th day of October, A. D. 1877. law.
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L. II. McIRwIN presented this Office
with fine specimen of rock from the
Norton mine, at Yankee Fork. He
has come rich specimens Of rock from
the Continental mine at that place.
The snow was eight inches deep on
the ridge this side of Bonanza City, a
few days ago.
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

nHE TAX PAYERS OF BOISE COUNTY WILL
take notice tina. the Territorial and County
taxes are now due and payable, and that the law in
relation to their collection win be strictly enforced;
and that the time for collecting expires on Thurs
day the lst day of November. Suits will be imme-
diately commenced on all delinQuents after that
tate JOHN GORMAN,
Assessor and exOfcio Tax Collector of Boise Coun-
ty. l. T.
IDAHO CITY, Oct. II, 1877.
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Prof. E. G. TAYLOR was stopped
while passing through here last Tues
day on his road to Boise City, and re.
9uested by our citizens to give anoth'
sperformance. He complied with
the request, and engaged the Court
House. He had only three hours in
which to prepare, yet the entertain
nent was good one. He left or
Wednesday morning for Boise City
and will proceed from there to Silver
City.
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AMONG the beautiful places at the
Npltal there is none more charming
ula that Of George Fl. Ish. 1t is To-
caled IN the eastern part of the city.
AL kinds of rare fruits and shrubbery
cucumber his grounds. showing that
y mas given great attention to his
mule place, AMI manifested excellent
augment in selecting varieties Moth
y IS wanting to make it little par
'u'se except the fine mansion he III
"uuS erecting next season.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The following is list Of the arri-
walls at the Luna House since Oct. 9th:
John GiIliland, Placeryille.
Isadore Smith,
Con Driscoll, Gambrinus district.
VIM. Woods, !"
Jas. McCurdy, Centerville.
Cary Grekey, Deadwood.
Chas. Ran, Yankee Fork
VIM. Bales, Upper Payette.
Thos. Elliott, wife and son, Sub Ro-
sa mine.
Mrs. E. G. Taylor, Placerville.
Prof. Taylor,
w. Bailey,
VIM. Tincher, city.
Nose Kempner, Banner road.
JAS. Dwire,
Frank Marston,
James Monroe, Golden cate NINE
w. A. Dewsenberry, Banner road.
Ed McCramm, Boise City.
R Hambly, mountains.
VIM. O'Neill,
A. G. Phillips, Banner.
D. Robertson,
L. McIrwin, Yankee Fork.
John Basey, Banner.
Thos. Daley, Forest King mine.
j. Moriarty, ." I"
JAS. Wisdom, Boise City.
G. ". Crafts, Yankee Fork.
JAS. Dymoke, Boise City.
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Speeial gotifes.
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &C., I
will send & recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary South
America. Send selfaddressed envelope
to the Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station d.,
Bible House, New York City. lily.
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John Goods Hair Tonic.

EHAyE NOW ON HAND AT MY SHAVING SA-
! loon in Idaho City, Hair Tonic of my own
er diseases to which the human scalp is subject.
Also a lot of the celebrated medicine OF Prof.
Jackson used in removing corns, bunions, etc. and
which know how to apply just as well as he did
Drop in and have your feet operated upon lmme-
diately. JOHN UOoD.
Idaho City, June ed, 1875.
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We publish another letter from
Demos this morning insisting on an
sVerS to questions which he asked
several weeks ago. We cannot an.
sWer them, but would like to hear
from some one who is acquainted with
the facts.
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w. II. GRAY, who came over from
Pionecrvile ono Wednesday, says
that Whitney and Wilson are prepar-
ing for working the Mammoth mine,
on Summit Flat. They are erecting
the buildings and receiving supplies.
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The doors of the school house will
be opened at $3.50 O'Clock tomorrow
evening; concert to commence at 1880
sharp.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-12

BESIDES Major Collins company of
infantry and Captain Bernard's caval-
ry of fifty five mounted men, the 2lst
infantry, from the North, will shortly
arrive. These companies will all win
ter here. Idahoan.
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A LITTLE rain fell yesterday.

The man who does nothing don't
amount to much. 1t makes but little
difference whether he is millionaire
or pauper. He is only a stagnant
pool, without energy enough to start
ril pie.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-12

A CLEANUP from crushing of fifty
tons of rock from the Forest King
mine, worked in Plowman's mill, was
made Wednesday. The result was
satisfactory.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-12

JOHN CARPENTER passed through this
place with his pack-train yesterday at
ternoon on his way to the other side
of the Basin to pack rock from the Eb-
enczer mine to the Gold Hill mill.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-12

The Rev. j. Mexican will preach at
Placerville on Monday evening, Octo-
Der l4th, at Pioneerville on tuesday
evening; and at Centerville on
Wednesday evening.
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QUARTERLY meeting services of the
M. E. Church will be held in this city
on October ooh and 2lst. Rev. H.
K. Hines, Presiding Elder, will lie
present and conduct the services.
Preaching on Saturday, October Goth,
at 2:3O P. M, and Sabbath morning
and evening at the usual hours.
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PROCURE appropriate reading matter
frthe public school by patronizins the
concert tomorrow night.
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LETTER FROM BONANZA CITY.
BONANZA CRY, LEMHI Co.,
Sept 90, 1877.

DepI 70, lclt
Ed. Notwithstanding to promise
/ send you few items.
All the mines arc iii full blast. The
Charles Dickens is working four men.
The Company are running cut along
the ledge, and taking out some vely
rich ore. They are also running
tunnel on the ledge.
Messrs. Norton, Capt. Varney and
Amos Franklin have just put up an
arastra, andscommenced working yes
terday. Your cor. was there and saw
it in operation, and thinks it quite a
success. It is Eine feet in diameter,
has two drags, and is run by hydraul-
ic power.
Since the decision Of the Court in
favor of Richardson & Co. they have
gone to work on the Custer, and are
taking out an abundance of rich ore.
Work is progressing finely on the
Unknown. Some of the ore has been
taken to Banner fer reduction, and
Mr.. Baxter, one of the owners, has
gone to see to the working of it.
The O'Connell is turning out some
very rich rock. Mr.. Carroll, the pro-
prietor, is preparing for winter by
building houses and getting out min
ing timbers.
D. Cameron and James Hooper are
working the Montana claim.
Bay Horse district is located or
Salmon river, about forty miles from
here 10y the trail. Some rich discov
cries have been made at that place
The locations are on Kinnikanic, Rat
tlesnake and Bay Horse creeks 1t il
principally galena ore, but some sill
yer and gold. Messrs. Lindsay ant
Jones bought one.half interest in TIT
RAMS Horn lode. They can commant
capital, and propose to put up a fur
mace on the mine next summer. The,
are getting ready to work this winter
These gentlemen are both good as
sayers, and have their assaying appa
ratus with them.
The town of Bonanza is situated a
the junction of Jordan creek and YaI
kee Fork. There is one store, owne
by Boggs & Shoup, one butcher SHOP
by H. G. Colvin, hotel by the Dodg
Brothers, blacksmith shop by Chri
Moler, saloon by Ran & Matson, fee
corral by Marshal Crawford, and a
: assay office 10y Lindsay & Jones.
t John Morrison is working place
claim on Jourdan creek, about on
l. mile and half above this place, an
has been making some good cleanup
He took out a nugget a short tim
;. ago that weighed seventeen ounces.
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GALvAN1c electricity was discovered
by woman, Nine. Galvani, but her
husband gets all the credit of it.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-12

~ certificates, county and terri
. ~ warrants taken by this Office for
inscription to the World.
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We will spend next week in Boise
eity in attendance at the races, and
will report them regularly to the
WORLD.
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unvr1r, cures have been, and are
NoNpgsacted by PILES Certain Cure for
being eI Lids or PILES. For sale at the
5 6slnOs Store in this CITY,
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pos,omce Hours.

week oays, until further notice,
During s., %se will be kept open from seven
]. N uns la from from halfpast twelve to one,
!. sp fron four until SIX :, . N
% W. MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
,1sov Order office will not be
The Mo ii IN Sundays; and no Money
opened ~ ci %,a will be transacted on Sat
Order BUSINESS a5iar four o'clock P: N:
srdsys al'ei - S. g. SILSBY,
80 Doc 3 1875. Postmaster,
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ruosr who know themselves In
,.btpd to Virgil Greene & Co. will
! .l.,se call at the WORLD office and
settle.
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con oil by the can or case at
COFFIN & KENNALY's.
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REMEMBER the school concert to
morrow night.
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GRANT is Coming across the horizon
Of 1880 SO darkly as to make some re.
marks on Cesarism pertinent.
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Mss LUCY IlUu, of Boise City, and
Mrs. A. Brown, of this place, made a
pleasant call on the WORLD last Tues.
day to see the modus operandi oil
printing newspapers. 'Tis with pleas
ure we invite them to call again.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-12

THE four Cinnamon who were each
sentenced to ten years in the Terrific
rial Penitentiary at the late term OF
the District Court, were conveyed to
tie Prison at Boise City last Tuesday.
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Mrs. HUTcHINs and Miss Lucy Hull
returned to Boise City last Wednes-
day.
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r w. ToMpKISs has been confined
to his room for several days past. lie
is now improving.
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SrE "notice to tax payers" in an.
other column.
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ELI PIcKERELL is agent for this coun-
~ for the autobiography of John D.
Lee. 1t is vouched for as the genu-
inc confession by several men of note
Of Utah, among whom are the u ?
Marshal, Deputy Marshal, District At
torney and the editor Of the Salt Lake
Tribune. Everybody should have a
copy.
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local News
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J. R. PILE.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

The heavy rain last night prevented large attend
ancc at the New York Woman Suffrage Society, No. 23S
West Fourteenth street. Mrs. CIemenee s. Lozor
called the meeting TO order promptly at eight O'CLOCK
Mss JEANNE Lozier read very interesting paper
rhc Cause OF Our Country's Disease aud the WORLDS
Misapprshension and Violation OF the Natural Law" /"
Human nature in mankind she said, should be rocos-
nized as moro essential than sex. Woman being. like
man, human IL was sin against God TO treat her
an inferior But she iorced to toll for unequal
pay and with unequal liberties Her position
was In antagonsm 10 the fundamental principle
OF the American governmcnt-no taxation with
out representation. (Appiausel Woman can hold
property aud convey tties but
sist any puoc swndling OF her own iunds But the
car OF progress would not turn backward, and
woman would be eniranchsed all over the world This
paDer was followed by discussion. An address 10
the voters an legislators OF New York, setting forth
the wrongs OF women, was then read by Miss Lille
Deyefcux Blakr The returns from Colorado IN regard
10 o~tbc state constitutions amendment providing Tor
woman suffrage, aud voted the election Tues
day, have not yet been received, but MrA susan h.
Anthony Is diligently engaged there In collecting re-
ports from all parts OF tue STATE and returns will be
announced as soon as received.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
THE NEW COMET VULCAN.

To EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
The scarcity OF comets seems 10 be at an end, for
that announced in tho HRRALD this morning Is tho
ditn discovered during the present year. AS will
probably DO visible with small telescope, and pos
sbly with opera glass, aud as It will sink
below our southern horizon in two three weeks, I
do for opportunity to look for II before
giving your readers such facts be cleaned from
the official announcement 1t Is outside the earth's
orbit and to have "brgnt taii AZ that distance from
tho sun, must be body Of considerable size 1t
found most readily by tho aid OF the planets Mars
and saturn. The bright red tho south, about
o'clock in tho evening" Is the planet Mars. the
recent discovery Of whose satellites created
much excitement In scientific circles littie TO the
le aud somewhat above 1.-THE nearest bright star
the planet Saturn, now especially Interesting from
the position Of ts ring. Toward this planet Mars
moving, and on November . they will be very close
lar from Mars. toward tho left and
what below H. ~ Is moving rapidly nearly IN tho
direction OF the rght star Fomnlhaut, below Mars,
aud Will pass that star in about fortnight. lis
distance from the earth is smali-how small cannot
know until after further observatlonsand whatever
change there may DC IN the brightness oil the comet
duriDg It's visibility here will be wholly owing to ITS
coming recedng further from the earlh ana
not 10 any change In the actual brightness Of the
The last comet have learned very little about LIS
distance was SO great aud the direction OF It's motion
such that, although | have accurate OBJ
servation OF IT, consider II already far beyond tho
reach OF small telescopes, aud think 1t 10 recedibg
from both sun aud earth.
With your permission Will take this opportunity
TO say word with regard TO the planet Vulcan, whose
principal defender can now no longer speak Tor IT,
According to my hypothetical orbit published IN the
HERALD OF December "A, 1876 II should have been ia
transit upon tho suns disk on september 20 from
about six A. H. to ten A. ~, subject inaccuracy
OF several hours IRON the exact orbit not being known
carefully observed the sun during tho whole OF that
day with nine incnes aperture, and although there
were clouds IN the morning and afternoon, Is safe TO
say that the planet not upon tho suns disk be-
tween nine A. ~. ana three 4. VI. There is stiIl a
possibility that The hypothesis may be true, and that
the period may be little less than assumed by
Levcrrier in which case tho planet may be next
March september, although evcrv failure to ind -
adds 10 the PROBABILITY that no sucn planet exists
HENRY N. PARkHURST
NEW YORK. Oct. A. 1877.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
OUR WATER SUPPLY.

The rainfall yesterday dissipated whatever possbil-
ity there had been oi water famine Tor the present.
Chief Engineer Campbell had, however, dotermi ned
to resort to method Of increasing tho supply,
and had forwarded the drst syphon used for such a
purpose in Putnam county, which was intended 10
dram Barrctt's pond, whore the water had already
been drawn OF to the depth OF the pipes IN use.
This pond about sixty acres, and In its
depths a great volume OF the purest water. Tho
sypnon, six inches IN diameter, being the largest
pipe now oDtainabo or tue purpose Will DO In posi-.
ton ready tor to-day should II bc required By =
RIVER with Lake Gilead, which covers area OF 100
acres The use Of the sypnou by the Croton Depart
meDt not an experiment, having been tried before
though not IN the localities named. BY It's means the
water supply can be materially increased AZ short no.
tee whenever necessary.