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Notice to Lien Holders.

George W. Richards vs. II. Zipf and D. B. Kimmell,
partners under the firm name and style of 'Zil,X
Il Kimmell:'
"A LII PERSONS HOLDING OR CLAIMING LIENS
"a or en- umbrances under the provisions of ''AIa
Act for Securing Liens to Mechanics and Others
Approved January IL, 1867 and the amendments
thereto upon that certain situate lying;
and being about eight miles northeast from I ahfg
City, in Boise county, Idaho Territory being ftee1a
hundred feet in length and located under All act oS
Congress approved May 10, 1872 and recorded III
the Recorder office of Boise county. l. T. June
81. 1873, by j. j. Walker and John West; also thag
certain ten-stamp quartz mill erected by Waller a.
Kimmell tor the purpose of working and the de- er
openent of said ledge with all the machinery there
unto belonging or used; also certain boarding.
house about 1Sx36 feet, used for boarding and lod
ing the men working i'll said ledge and mill also thu
blacksmith shop ar to said mill; also stable anG
dump house connected with said quar- LEDGE Ali
OF said Improvements located to said ouaatz
ledge and made for the purpose of workin.
and developing said quartz ledge; also the core
wood pilei up around said MILL together with suf..
cienG space OF ground around said quartz ledge AM
quartz mill for the convenient working, use at.
occupation thereof; also all tunnels shafts rul-
ming to said quaatz ledge, and all other improve
ments and appurtenances belonging or appertain-
ing to, connected with said quartz ledge arr
hereby notified TO be and appear in the District
Court, Second Judicial District of Idaho Territor
at Idaho City on the 26th day Of September 1877
and then and there exhibit the proof Of said lieli>
or encumbrances. or they shall be deemed 10 be
waived in favor of those exhibited.
JONAS w. BROWN,
Attorney for plaintiff.
IDAHO CITY Sep. g. 1S77-3w.l
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STAR RANCH RACES.

First day-.Sept. 9th. Single dash
Of mile. The proprietor of the
track, James Mckay, of Placerville,
hung a purse of $3.50. Entrance fee
$25 to go with purse. There were
three entries. Germans horse Min
go, Shorts horse Horace Greeley, and
Pat Glenon's Grey John. Pool sell
ing commenced at 2 O'Clock, and was
rather spirited up to the time of start
ing o'clock; Horace reeley be-
ing the favorite, Mingo next and
Grey John last choice. Horace Gree
ley and Grey John came on the track
in good condition. Mingo came on
lame, having a quarter crack in the
right fore foot. At the second turn
ing at tap of drum they got off, Gree
ley about length behind Mingo and
Grey John; Mingo having the inside
track, Grey John the outside, Greeley
in the middle. Grey John shot ahead
and took the lead at the first turn,
Greeley next and Mingo bringing up
the rear. Down the back stretch
Mngo fell behind sixty or eighty
yards. This stretch is on descending
ground and Mingo was not crowded
On the home stretch, ascending
ground, whip and spur were literally
Piled Grey John held his place till
within q hundred feet Of the outcome
when Greeley passed him and came
in a few feet ahead, with Mingo close
after Grey John. Time 1544. On
returning to the stand Mngo was OF
three feet, his hoof being cracked W
to the hair and the blood flowing free
| Iy.
+ The time, all things considered, i,
not bad They ran full mile, having
| to double $50 feet of it to run tht
5, 2SO feet.
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Probate Notice.

In the matter of the Estate In the Probate Court
of A D. Saunders, deceased. of Boise county. Idaho
J Territory.
NN READING AND FILING THE PETITION
- of Jonas w. Brown, the Administrator of the
estate of A. D. Saunders, deceased, setting forth
that he has fled his final account of his admins.
traion 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 OF the residue of salt
estate among the persons entitled: 1t is ordereb
that all persons interested in the estate Of the saa
A. d Saunders. deceased. be and ppear befare the
Probate Court of the County of Boise. in the Terri
tory of Idaho at theofce of the Probate Judge, in
Idaho City, on Wednesday. the 9Th day of Septel.-
Der, A. d. 1877 at 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ then and there
show cause why order OF distr button should NOT
be made of the residue of said estate among the
heirs of no said deceased according to law. 1t IL
further ordered that copy of this order be pub
lished in the idaho World for four successive weeks
before the fifth day of September, A. d. 1877 in thu
Idaho World. newspaper printed and published i'll
the said city and county. 4. !. HART.
Probute Judge and Elk. Oficio. Clerk.
Dated at Idaho City, August G, 1877
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The following are arrivals at Il
una House since Sept. 7th:
T. Elliot, Sub Rosa mine.
James Monroe, EImira, n. Y.
L. Boyd, Banner.
j. McKnett, City.
Mr.. Riley, Gamdrinus.
G. Wilkie, Banner.
G. Beard, Sqnaw creek
Mr.. Bennett, Lower Paycttc.
r. Il. Smith, mountains.
j. ). Gray, Boise City.
VIM. Bryon, Boise CIT.
Mr.. Basscy, Banner.
Alex Robinson, City.
Con DriscoII,
DR.. Chase, mountains.
Mr.. Chamberlain, Boise City.
w. o. Reynolds, + lreka mine.
James Morrison, Yankee Fork.
F. Coulson, Bear Run.
James Montgomery, Sub Rosa.
VIM Barker, Barkcrville.
Mr.. Navonee, Elk Horn.
II. Clifton, mountains.
r. B. Plowman. mountains.
E. Lucas, Boise City.
Chris. Constance, Moore creek.
J. II. Allen, Harmon Troupe.
Thos. Daley, Forest King mine.
Owen Dolnelon.
Mr.. Dewsenbelry, mountains.
II Fitzsiman,
H. Daurson, Sub Rosa.
Ed Ryan, Magma Charta.
VIM. Woods, Magua Charta.
r. Cunningham, Forest King.
j. A. Sheets, Banner.
A. Rowley, Boise City.
JAS. Wisdom, ="
}. Joyce, i"
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Adjourned Meeting of the BcarL
Of County Commissioners.

q N ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE BOARD
- of County Commissioners of Boise county will
be held at the Auditors office Idaho City on Mon
day. August Goth, 1877 TOR the purpose Of opening
and considering the bids for the improvements anu
repairs to be made ON the Auditors office and side
walk, and the building the bridge across Isaac>
or Smith creek, i'll the Upper Payetie valley, and
the awarding # contracts for such work and for tie
transaction of such other business may properly
ccme before the Board
BY order of the Board. JAMES MORIARTY,
Aug. II. II Clerk
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NovUs Homo.

The present drawback to Boise
county mines is the records of swind.
ling operations that were carried on
to a great extent iii the early days Of
this camp. Unscrupufous men carried
specimens to outside capitalists and
induced them to invest large sums of
money in wildcat speculatlons, from
which the owners realized nothing.
The AstOr Company spent over ST.
100000 in erecting machinery, saw
mills, boarding houses, nc, prepare
tory to working ledge in Illinois
gulch during the earl y quartz excite
ment. The members of that company
we've the victims of trickster who
sold them mine that only furnished
few tons of quartz, and that with
nothing in it. With the bad reputa
ton Idaho got abroad through this
and many other similar speculations,
it is now almost impossible to induce
capitalists to come and Examine our
mines. Men who bought mines with
out even examining them before pur-
chasing can b,ame themselves if they
are swindled. They should have
done as we invite capitalists to do
now, come and examine for yourselves.
As class our quartz owners are poor
men, and not being able TO carry on
extensive operations, are willing to
sell, and good inducements are con-
tinually being offered to those who
| are willing to invest.
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THE Great Combination Troupe,
which has been highly spoken of by
the press, will perform at Centerville
tonight and here tomorrow night.
The company consists of Harmon, the
ventriloqhest, Taylor, the wizard, and
Hess, great violinist. The perform
ancc will undoubtedly be a good one,
and everybody should attend.
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SileriT's Sale.

G.D Of the Probate Court of Boise county Idaht.
Territory: The People, plaintiffs, vs. All You, de-
fendant for delinquent taxes: l will offer for sal.
at the Court House door, i'll Idaho City, Boise
ty, l. L being house No 4, in Granite town house
used as restaurant. Judgment was rendered on
the 2lst day of July, 1877, for the sum of SIT s.
with interest at the rate of 10 per cent per annun
together with costs of suit, taxed SIS 49, accruin
costs, $780, which will sell to the highest bidde4
for cash on the 18th day OF September, 1877
SAML. STEWART,
Aug ~, '77-4w.l Sheriff
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SheriT5s sale.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED orr
. of the Probate Court of Boise couAtv T5al,.,
Territory: The People plaintiffs, vs.. Jim Dars IN.
PENDANT, for delinquent taxes viii offer for salA
at the Court house. ons log house on Granite cr@sa
used as gambling house No. 5, Is feet font s.. 81
feet deep, more or less. Whereas Judgment W..
rendered on the 25th day of May 1877, the sn-s
of Thirteen and 86-I00 Dollars, with interest thu
rate Of 10 per per annum, together with
of snt taxed at STAG accrung costs, So 49, which
will sell to tn highest bidder tor cash the 18th
day Of September, 1877. SAML. STEWART
Aug. 21-4wT Sheriff.
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PATRICK BRIcE, who was on Salmon
,'Ver at the time of the Indian ont
Uferk, and who saved the life of Mr..
y nanueps little girl at great risk of
1S own, called on the WORLD yester-
way His health is very poor, he hav-
'us caught severe cold and suffered
'Oln hunger FIVE or six days while
'al'lng On Mr.. Manuel and taking the
~ to Mount Idaho. He will give
s.ull and reliable account of the af-
'''t IN the next issue of this paper.
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Notice.

HN1HE FOLLOWING WARRANTS WILL BE PAID
Z on presentation at the County Treasurers o.
fee out of the county General fund.-
Warrant No. Psi, draH in, favor of G B Walker
amount S12; warrant No AS, drawn in favor of j.
q. Henley. amount SIS; warrant No. 462 drawn
in favor of J. NJ. Sheppard amount SIS; warlaD.
No. 734 drawn in favor of j. Tyson, amount S25;
warrant M. 6O7, 6rawa in favor of VIM. b Das.-
els, amount So. r. W IOMPKINS,
County Treasurer.
IDAHO CITY, August ii, 1877.
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LETTER FROM ATLANTA.
ATLANTA, I. T., Sep. 8, 1877.


Ed. WoRLD:-Atlanta is quiet at the
present writing. Business is about
the same as usual, and we do not look
for any change this year. G. H. Flu
rey keeps adding to his stock and he
will soon be able to compete with any
of our Idaho merchants. He is
good fellow generally and we do not
begrudge him his prosperity. Gilbert
Bigsby is in the old Cummings stand
He is doing about as we'll as any one
here. Henry Swonholm, Of Rocky
Bar, has a branch store here, which is
conducted by Cad Alwyn. He has
very complete stock Of goods and gets
his part of the custom.
The Buffalo mill and roasters started
up last week, have continued crushing
Mr.. Mahaney informs me that he thinks
he is saving SO per cent at present,
but thinks he will save 81 per cent. as
soon as all hands are broke in. Chris
Daire, foreman of the Buffalo mine, is
working about twenty-five men. They
are taking out large quantities Of
milling, but not 50 much shipping, ore
as before.
The Monarch company is working
about the same number Of men as the
Buffalo, but their yield Of ore is not SO
great.
Captain Bledsoe's company are pros.
ecuiing work vigorously on their At
lanta claims. They have the shaft
down eighty fe t, and are running
cross-cuts north and south to cross the
ledge, or find ont somewhere near
where they are. In sinking the pres
ent depth they have taken out several
small punches of ore, but have not
found any solid vein, but | have no
doubt they will strike it as rich as the
Buffalo or Monarch companies; we
hope so, if that will do any good, for
the future of the camp rests almost al
together upon tteir success. They
have their whim under course of con
struction, which will be completed in
week or ten days, at which time
they will resume sinking.
Mr.. Baldwin has bonded the Moul
trie mine, owned by Irwin, Foulk aid
Tins. This is good little mine, and
we firmly believe he will succeed il
making a sale.
Newton Il CO. are working their
Last Chance mine They are raising
a shaft, and are taking cut but little
ore at present, but will, in all proba
bility make u run of one hundred tons
this fall.
A dance was given last Friday even
ing in honor of the completion o
Smith & Steadman's new saloon, which
was pleasant affair,
NovUs Homo.
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HEMAN JONES, the business manager
of this paper. took his departure yes
terday for the different towns of the
Basin, where be will call on all those
indebted to the office, and expects all
to respond promptly with cash.
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T local News.
TO OUR PATRONS.

We are in need of money. To some
80 will forward bills in a few days,
.Od will call in person upon others.
We hope all our friends indebted to us
u;II find it convenient to respond to
+b;s call with cash, whether calle1 on
or not.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-09-11

EMMANUEL FRETUs, who stabbed D.
Fields at the S,ar Ranch race track
on the morning of the 9th inst, had
an examination before Justice Eagan,
at Placerville, and was discharged, it
appearing that he acted in selfde-
fence.
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Mr. CRAFTS is working splendid rock
from the Wolverine mine, at Banner.
Judging from his present operations,
the last cleanup must have been
good one.
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Notice.

THE 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. $50, drawn III
favor OF A. Nicholson, amount $40; road warran-
No. 2C6, drawn i'll favor OF Con Haley. amount 1885,
l.. W. TOMPKINS,
County Treasurer.
IDAHO Cry, August II, 1877,
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Y. JACOBS, one of the leading bust
ness men of Boise City, has embarked
IN the wash tub manufacturing BUSH
ness. He is now engaged in several
large enterprises which are proving
VI great benefit to Idaho, and he
SHOULD be literally patronized.
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Notice.

HEOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 WILL
ET Thursday, the 25th day OF August, A. u.
1877. at II O'Clock, NJ, of said day. ,y Office l.,
Idaho City, BOISE county, 1. r., offer at public
ton the sum OF Five Hundred $4,000 Dollars to TIL
lowest bidder therefor i'll county warrants of said
Boise county issued and registered prior January
1869 Il. w. TOMPKINS,
County Treasurer.
IDAHO CITY, August ii, 1877.
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JM MONROE showed us copy of the
EImra Daily Bazoo, a spicy little pa
per just started at Elmira, New York.
The size of it, when opened, is 102x74
inches. 1t is published in the interest
Of the laboring classes.
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WoRKNEN are busily engaged at
laying the stone foundation to the
county building, the old one, which
was Of wooden blocks, having de-
cayed.
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Notice.

@ERSONS INDEBTED TO ME- ARE HEREBY
notified that have priced the notes and
counts due to me in the hands of Jonas w. BEewl,
Esq, for collection. / must have money. Please
call SOON and settle and save costs.
e. W. CRAFTS.
IDAHO CITY, August ii. 1877.
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JAMES MONROE commences sinking a
shaft on the Forest King mine to-day
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RALPH GooDLIFFE came over from
Atlanta few days ago, and is stop
ming at the Eureka.
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BILLY REYNOLDS, one of the owners
Of the Golden Gate mine, speaks fiat
teringly of their prospects.
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Go to Y. Greene's vegetable depot
in John Goods building for everything
in his line.
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An unusually large number Of pros
pectors throng the mountains at pres
ent.
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The Odd Fellows of Placcrvlle will
dedicate their new hall on October 81.
and give a grand all in the evening.
Programme will appear in next issue.
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For everything i'll the tinware
and hardware line go to Coffin &
Kennaly's. They also keep ammuni-
ton, coal oil, &c.
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We have had the pleasure Of tasting
apiece of wedding cake brought from
Cork, Ireland, to EImira, New York,
and from there here by Jim Monroe
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RALPH GooDuFFE has gone on a
inspecting trip in the Gambrinus dis,
triCt
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Coal oil by the can or case at
COFFIN & KENNALY's.
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THE MINES.

Lu Bennett rock was made at the
Plowman mill, few days ago, and
the result was satisfactory, which
stimulates the proprietors of that
mine to continue work with renewed
energy. The next run in the Plow-
man mill will be from the O'Ncill
ledge, which was proven by crush
ing made last ia i to be very rich
When that rock is crushed run will
be made from the Forest King, from
which big results are anticipated.
n" rock, as yet, has been worked
from that mine, it being a late discov-
cry, but the prospects are such as to
leave no doubt of the anticipated re-
suits. Robbins & Go. are sinking a
shaft on the Golden Gate The rock
taken from The shaft is fully as good
as that on the surface. They will
sink the shaft to the depth of sixty
feet and then commence stopping. Mr..
PIowman is taking out good rock
from the Magma Charta. He has put
a whim on the Gambrinus mine for
raising the ore through the old shaft.
Tie Sub Rosa mill is working to
charm on tirStclasS ore. The mine is
looking splendid, and there is enough
ore in sight to keep the mill running
steady for months. Tincher s. Go.
have commenced sinking a shaft on
the Ida Toland, and are taking out
good ore. The road to the mine is
completed; also the branch roads to
the other mines. The prospects in the
district are indeed very encouraging.
Ore from all the mines there, with the
exception of those lately discovered,
has been worked and found to be lich,
results of from $40 to $50 per ton hav
ing been obtained, and as the rock
contains nothing but free goll it can
be worked at very low rate; Gus
tom rock being crushed for So per ton.
The newly discovered lodges prospect
fully as well as those that have been
worked, and the Forest King is much
wider and shows more signs Of per
manency than any, with the exception
Of the Sub Rosa.
NORTHERN lDAHo-Wc condcnse the
following items from the Lewiston
Teller:
The miners at Warrens are turning
out considerable gold dust, notwith
standing the Interruptions caused by
the Indian outbreak.
The new steamer Northwest is com
pleted and launched for service on the
upper Columbia and Snake rivers.
a teamster approached man named
Lyon from behind and dealt him a Sc
we're blow on the head inhicting a
serious wound, and then fled to Wash
ington Territory and made good bis
escape.
Mrs. Scion Hall, while in a # O
mental arrangement, shot and killed
herself with revolver She leaves {
husband and several children to mourn
her loss.
Eight Indians have been taken pris
oner in the Spokane country.
CrAp RANCH This ia q nlpaSant re
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STAR RANCH-This is pleasant re-
treat, being situated on beautiful
fat in among the mountains, ten
miles from Idaho City on what is
called the Harris toll road. The
house is commodious and we'll kept by
Phillip Rant and family. There is a
very large and substantial barn at
tached with ample corrals and pas
lures. The place is distant six miles
from Centerville, and three miles from
PlacervilIe. The race track is on
good ground; little too hard proba-
bly,, but for a mountain track is good.
It is $50 feet short of mile, so that
full mile races have to doubled that
much of it. James Mckay, Of Plac-
erviIIe, has it leased for the present
wear, and has so far shown high de-
gree of libcrality in hanging purses
to be contested for by sporting men.
The recent races there brought to
the surface considerable money, con-
sider.ng the dull times
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postomce Hours.

nr;no week oays, until further notice,
D p9lnat99ffice will be kept open from seven
o. c NJ laws from halfpast twelve to one,
nd du from four until six z NJ
"'' MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
NJ. Money Order office will not be
ln ID at ali ON Sundays; and no Money
C Grler business will be transacted IS Ct on Sat
uraSJ' S. G. SILSBY,
ho Citv Dec. 3, 1875. Postmaster