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CmIoAco. ROCK IsLA>DAND PACIrI,

Y RAILROAD COMPANY
The usual quarterly dividend of rer cent on the
capitol stock of ts company has been declared payable
on tho 1T day ~ August next
DIVIDEND of lcr cent ON the capital stock 81 the
Iowa southern and Missouri Northern Railroad CompanY
held iu tr. nr the shareholders ~ this COMPANY viii
also hc pnh ~ tie same time The last nuoned dyi.
d,ul will Dee ua 60 51 cents per share the capital
stock OF tins oimlsny The transfer books will close
the "a day OF July Tr0x. 7 II rows, Treasurer
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90 AND SEE THE nEAUTIFuL rALI.

ROUND TRIP IS CFSTs
Boats from Canal Il tor FORT LEE PLEASANT vAJ
LEY AND SHADY SIDE on SUNDAYS at o. 10. II A
and IAN IL 3. !, Q AnlT P NJ DAILY at 10 4 " and
2 30 and : - T. N landing AZ 2lth ST and saith St
daily and sunday 10 mnu,eslater
WEST POINT OR NEWRUHGH, daily
w except sundavsli see DAY LINE advertisement;
remain at WEST POINT hours NEwBuRdH nearly >
hours due at New York on return at 80
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~. hargcs and groves always on hand TO charter
sohane rates superior 70 any IN the business steamboats,
ior small parties specially Apply office S,arins
IransporAuon flcrls \ r, bet Cortanit and Dey ste
A FISHING BANKs.-Every day saturdays
~. EXCEPTED steamer sLru Low, with new boiler and
saloon, leaving Harrison ST. \ R y So sth St n Z IS
Pier u R, IS I'D st. X, so. 10th st. n r. s.
fler d, y H., olo A NJ Gents tickets T5c Ladies'. SOC.
AL. q, FOSTER. Manager.
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STEAMBOATS, mo aallroaos.

albany AND TROY III DAY BOATs.
"A - WIZARD and DANIEL DREW leave Nestry st.
pier at : 81 and 2ilh st pier at A. NJ. LANDING at
beck, saugerties, Catsk. and Hudson. LOWEST POINT
OF NEwBuRGI, returning by down boat at Excursion
Rates TRANSFER nv annex boat leaving Brooklyn ats
A. NJ conncc rng at Albany with TRAINS NORTH and
WEST Special trains 10 and nom Saratoga cpmmenc.
Ing July L.
EOR RICHFIELD sPRISGs, take Peoples
Il LINE SlkAMkRs daily RON flpr ~, y II % ! NJ
Tickets sold aui hn-gAse checked direct 10 me springs
ALBANY boats ECI,-MERCHANI
n hNiRkSs diNE -kesan, steamer ALtLh HRETI
or NEN CHAMPION eavc daIy saturdays excepted
from canM ST. North r,yer az = y e.9qec Tine VIII
meals sos Freight taken lower than by other lines
ALBANY SUNDAY DoAT-PEOPLEs LINE.
"A The elegant steamer DREW will leave Pier Al,
North river at q = NJ, ~, Albany.
A THE MARY POWELL. leaves Pier 80.
"a. foot Nesry ~ daily ats - +. NJ, making all The
usual landings
ISO MILES FOH ioc.-Citlaen,' Line Troy Boats
lOO Sew and ~ eudid steamer, leave Pier a. n r..
foot LEROY " daily. including SATURDAY and sunday at
9 + NJ STATE rooms only a bcg,hs 2ae. firsi6la.s
fare 3lc sure connections with express trains Tor all
points North, East and West state rooms and through
hcksts at Dvids Express pa Broadway and Court 1t,
Brooklyn
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-05
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Horrible Death Head and Both Legs Cut of.

Horrible peath-Head and Both Legs Cut Off.
VIsAMA, March 28th A fatal acci.
dent occurred yesterday morning five
miles from this place at Cross creek.
where the passenger trains pass, to
young man named Powell, eighteen
years of age, who was stealing a ride
on the train from San Francisco. He
was holding on to the break rod run
ming under the coach, and had proba-
bly, rode long distance in that man
ner. As the train was backing off
from the side track, after allowing the
northern bound train to pass, he was
thrown from his perch by jolt of the
train, the wheels passing over him,
taking off both legs and his head.
Powell was on his way to Arizona,
where he has an uncle, Superintendent
of the King mine.
GOLD COIN FOR EUROPE.
New YORK, March 2Sth.-The Even-
ing Post says: Engagements have
been made for the shipment of 81, ,O0O.-
600 in gold coin in Saturdays steam
er for Europe.
SILVER BARS FROM EUROPE.
New York, March 2Sth.-The
steamer Abyssinia, from Liverpool,
brought 100000 in silver bars to-
lay.
ARRESTED FOR NUMBERING HER SISTER.
BosroN, March 2S.-Mrs. Phoebe
atkinson, aged II, who is the alleged
nurderess OF Miss oAnnie Jones. her
nnatic sister, aged rs, on Monday
ast at Andover, has been arrested.
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Tortures that Need not he rndnrad.

People suffer great deal of pain unnec.
essarily. Among tortures that need not
be endured are those inflicted by the rhcu.
matism and gout, since the acrid element
in the blood which produces them bv con.
tact with the sensitive covering of the
muscles and joints may be eliminated BY
the use of that matchless depurent, Hos
letters Stomach Bittcrs, before the infiam.
matory symptoms are developed to any
great extent. When it is considered what
excruciating tortures rheumatism infiicts.
and what tendency 1t has, when fully de.
veloped, to attack the heart, the advisabili-
ty of an early use Of such reliable anti.
dotc becomes at once apparent. Tie
rheumatic virus Is expelled from the blood
by tic increased action Of the kidnevs-
which act rs s.raincrs- produced By the
Biiters, ana the sufferer will find. if he
uses this supreme defensive agent that he
will be protected against i return Of the
agonizing complaint. Dyspepsia, fever
and ague, liver and bowel complaints and
other maladics, are also cured hy this ad.
remedy
April ), 1878.
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Puluerized bone dust for fertilizing
purposes.
TT7E OFFER OUR GOODS AT PRICES TO SUIT
w the times aud Warrant satisfaction. Those
in need of anything in liue please give us u
call. Orders by mail or that may be lett with II. g.
Ademann. at Lemp's saloon, viii have prompt
attention.
Factory on Tenth street, between Main and Grove.
Boise City. May S,71-u
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Contents:

I. The United States Mining Law and Land
0fs1te Instructions Hereunder. Each section OF
the law Is Immediately followed by the Land Office
instructions relating thereto 4 his ia q conven.
lent arrangement. II avoids turning several
pages when the instructions are consulted IN con.
neciion with the law.
2. A Digest OF all Decisions under the Mining
Laws now Tn force Ii ~ brought down to the date
of publication. and containing the latest decisions
takes the place OF all prior publications.
3, New and Improved Forms for making the
various proof, from the location OF claim miners
lien, motto To delinquent co-owners. &c. down to
issuance Of patent.
a. Complete list Of Patented Mining Claims
arranged by stat, Territory, County. and District
This list Is worth to mining mcu many times the
price OF the book
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.Art Initiating Natnre.n

4 coating Of diamonds on apure crystal
these are Partisan Diamonds. Their
luster is perpetual. For sale only at
RICHARD HUMPHREYS JeweIry
otore, 779 Broadway, opposite Stewar ),
New York Goods sent c. O. d., with
privilege to examine before paying for
them. Send for illustrated price list
- have no agents.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-05
European News.

LoNBoS, March 2S.-Lord Derby has
resigned.
In the House of Commons this af-
ternoon Sir Stafford Northcote said:
"The correspondence in the recent ne.
gotiations will be all on the table this
evening Russia's reply was received
yesterday. She adheres to her previ-
Gus declaration. and explains that the
point of leaving full liberty of appre-
citation and action to .he powers leaves
every power at liberty to raise such
questions as it thinks fit to discuss.
aud reserves TO Russia liberty to ac-
cept or not such discussion.
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SOMEWHAT SENSATIONAL.

\ correspondent says: A sudden
aud unaccountable change in the Gov
ernment's attitude is reported. It is
said that Count Andrassy has only
been feigning concurrence with the
Court party, aud he is now preparing
10 oppose Russia openly with the Gu
tire Hungarian party at his back.
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Copies may be ordered through the Of
flee Of this paper. Address,
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LOOKING FOR SHIPS.

LoNnoN, March 2S.-Representa.
t'ves of the Admiralty were in Liver
pool yesterday inspecting the steamers
oi the several Atlantic companies.
with a view to their employment in
Transporting troops in case Of emer-
gency. The assistance, an iron screw
troop ship of 2,03s tons, is the only
transport IN the service specially fit
ted to carry cavalry. An order has
been received ut Portsmouth that all
troop ships, including the five Indian
troopers, must have their hatchwa
enlarged and other alterations made
to admit horses and ambulances and
baggage-wagons being lowered below.
BESIDES carrying complete battalion
each troop ship will he required to
convey about twelve wagons aud
sixty horses.
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Ordered that tic Board DO now al.
iourn till 10 N. tomorrow.
SECOND DAY.
TrgsoAy, April I'd Board met par.
suant 10 adjournment. Present. FL.
Fulmcr. Chairman. Daniel Jones aud
James Moriariy, Gle k.
Ordered that the Board take re.
cess till IL An.
II a. M-Board met pursuant to ad-
iournnent. Present, Ed. Fumcr.
Chairman. Daniel Jones and james
Moriarty, Clerk.
The committee appoin cd at the last
meeting of the Board 10 examine and
report upon Miners bridge across the
Payette on the road To Squaw creek
reported.that the bridge was in good
order and repair and necessary for the
nse of the county, aud that whereas.
under an act of the Legislature passed
at the ninth session, wagon road has
been constructed from Squaw creek TO
bridge. and without said
bridge said road would be useless, and
said 6. Miner having executed aid
rendered deed to the county for said
the same was accepted aud
the Auditor is hereby ordered to IS
sue warrant on the Road Fund for
The sum Of $3.50 payable 70 G. Miner.
Ordered that the Board take re-
cess until pm.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS.
TERRITORY OF IDAHo,
County OF BOISE.

OpNtNii VT i1DiSJs. J
The Honorable Board of County
Commissioners Of Boise County met
in regular session on Monday, April
lst, A. D. 1878, it being the first Mon
day in said month. Present, Ed. Full
mer Daniel Jones and Jas. Moriarty,
Clerk
Ordered by the Board that the Au-
ditor be and is hereby authorized TO
issue a warrant for one hundred dol
lars on the Road sFund in favor of G.
Beard, Supervisor of Squaw Creek
Road District, by virtue of and in ac-
cordance with an act of the LegisIa-
tnre relating 10 wagon road from
Squaw Creek 10 Miners bridge in
Boise county, approved January s,
1871.
Ordered by the Board that the Au-
ditor furnish &. Beard, Road Supervi-I
sor of Squaw Greek District, with
forty-iive road poll-iax receipts for
said district.
Ordered by the Board that George
Pettengill be and is hereby granted
license 10 collect toll during the en-.
suing year, commencing on the 4th
lay Of April. 1878, and ending on tie
lth day Of April, 1879. on that certain
'oad known as the Harris Toll Road.
" him paying 10 the County Treas
irer the sum Of sixty.four dollars.
Ordered by. the Board tina, the fol.
owing nd valorem tax be and is here
" levied upon al, taxable property. !,
10Th real and personal, in Boise couu- !,
Y for the year 1878:
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The book contains nearly 200 pages, ~
by inches, and is designed to be pocket
companion for every wide-awake man in
the mining camps and financial centres OF
the West.
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WOHLD,
IDAHO CITY, /. T.
Mohce.

Notice IL hereby given that we have this day lev.
led an assessment Of twenty per cent. The capi.
ta stock Of the Garden Valley Milling Company.
payable on or before the hrst day Of May. 1878, to
J. B. Mclaughlin, Treasurer. By order ar the
Board Of Trustees FRANK EARNHAM
March z0. e. President
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Jlaha semf- -]aeeklg 5uurll
Published
&c Euridava.
BY TIE
The Idaho World Printing Compan
oas in Brick Building Adjoining Naonie Hail. Nall Street

EEMAN JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
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RUSSIA WATCHING INDIA.

NV YoRK, March 2s.--A special
dispatch from London says: 1t is sta
ted that Russian camp Of 200, 600
men i forming at khokand, destined
10 operate against India.
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The Sickness ut Richlord.

Dr. o. F. Fassett and DR.. J. II. Ham
ilton, of Richford, make the following
statement, which we take from the st.
Adams Messenger, in relation to the
widely-extcndcd sickness at Richford:
The disease is simply typhoid fever in a
severe form, with unusual distress at
the stomach and abdomen. vomiting,
distension and diarrhna. From the
prominence of these symptoms the dis
case has been reported as goStrO-enteri-
It's, which means inflammation of the
stomach and bowels. Both believe the
sole cause to have been contamination
of the water of we'll which supplied
the families to which the disease is con-
fined, by sudden connection formed
with the sewer. The well in question
is on Main street, across from the Amer
lean House. The land desccnds to the
east and north. Previous TO about two
years ago there was no gutter ON that
side Of the street, but one was then sunk
to the depth of three or four feet, which
ran between this well and the roadway,
and so near the well that its wall was
barred by the digging. Into this gutter
runs all the drainage from several
houses on the upper side of the street.
Dnrlng the thaW which occurred about
the goth of January the water in this
well became rolled, and the people did
not drink of it until it became clear, as
it did in day or two. Shortly after
wards the sickness began, almost sim
nltancously in all the fifteen families
using water from that well. Thus far
there have been twcnty-eight eases, and
there is no prevalence of the disease in
the vicinity around them. Only one
death has occurred yet, and it is bcliey-
cd that most of the patients will recov-
cr, but several are still severely sick.
The disease has now prevailed two
weeks or little more, Mr.. Scarles hav-
ing died at the end Of the second week.
Ii should serve rs warning, not to
Richford alone, but TO all places where
wells are nsed, to guard against con-
laminalioD. Two or three years ago
there were five cases of severe typhoid
fever in one family in st. Albans, the
cause Of which was clearly the contain
nation of the family well by a neigh
boris drain.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1878-02-15

In People, rs. u. u. Mangam, at New
York lately. for perjury in swearing 10
false reports, Judge Gildcrslccvc fixed
the bail At a2O,oGO.
In People rs. Robert l.. Case, at New
York, for an oflcnsc similar to the pre-
ccdiug. the bail was liked ut 10000
In People re. Thomas $. Lambert, ut
New York, for an oilcnsc similar TO the
preceding, Tie bail was fixed at 520.-
900.
In People rs. secretary Cruikshauk
for completely with President Nangan,
and perjury. also at New York, the
bail WAS fixed ut $4,000
In State rs. Miles, for burglary,
breaking into tho Barre Bank, but fail
ing to carry off any plumber, the bail
was fixed by the magistrate at $4,000.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1878-02-15
One Wore Unfortunate.

Almost every day the papers chroui.
Gle the suicide of some poor unfortunate
whose mind has been enfeeblcd by dys.
pcpsia, over whose earthly horizon O
heavy gloom has gathered from the I'm.
told and unreliable agonies Of this cruel
complaint. Dyspepsia Is one of the
most depressing diseases afllicting hui
mainly. tits cosmopolitan in its nature
no country is exempt from its vista
lions, no family free from its attacks
There is the balm in Gilead; ii comes
in the shape OF the PERUVIAN SYRUP
For years il has been scattering its bles.
sings abroad. There is probably no dis.
case which experience has so amply
proved to be remediable by the PERU.
WAN SrRrr as dyspepsia. The most in
ycteratc forms Of this disease have been
completely cured by this medicine, as
ample testimony Of many Of our first
citizens prove.
Sold by all druggists.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1878-02-15
Gt.NI.ItAI, NOTES.


Col. lngcrsoll seems To be losing his
popularity
Sing Sing cleared six thousand dol
lars IN January.
Ex-senator Wade is dangerously ill.,
His recovery j. not expected.
Gen. Grant has written II letter eli
dursing the presidents Southern policy.
Clinton county, Iowa, lost over sew
cniy-lvc thousand hogs last season from
( cholera.
/ This year will be the hundrcdtll since
the introduction of Roman Catholicism
/ into Boston.
Moody and Sankcy began their labors
Mt Springfield, Mass, attracting i'm
mcnse audiences.
Mayor Ely, of New York, ordered
flags displayed at half-mast over the
City Hall, out of respect to the pore.
The Rhode Island House of Repressn-
tatives has defeated bill to permit the
inter marriage of whites and negroes.
1t is reported that the Fenians are
talking mp another raid into Canada. in
case England becomes involved in war.
The Dartmouth college association of
New York city held their annual din
ner at Dclmonico's, last Tuesday even
ing.
Another astcroid discovered, this lime
by Palisa, in Europe. The supply of
asteroids Is now greater than the de-
mand.
The third steamer loaded with rail
road supplies for Brazil, to follow the
ill-intcd Metropolis. was to sail yestcr-
day, Feb. II.
Health Commissioner DE Wolf. of
I hicagO, estimates that more than ono
third OF that city's mortality i, due to
prevcniahlc causes.
~ Young lady," an habitual swcarer,
wa, recently sent to Jail for twenty
days in Listowcl, Ont, for using pro-
fame language on The streets.
The Times building. at Troy, y. y,
was totally destroyed by fire on the
night of the 10th inst The total loss
was s97 800. Insurance, sl3o,G0o.
Bangor, Me-, is Offering inducements
to secure large colony of silk weavers
from Switzerland and Belgium, who
are anxious to come 10 this country.
Mrs. Jane Pitman, wife of Ben Pit
man. the stenographer, who has just
died, left directions that her body be
crcmatcd. which accordingly will be
done.
Sunday morning, one of the arches OF
a bridge over the Schuylkill river At
Philadelphia fell, carrying with it nine
other arches, and completely wrccking
800 feet the bridge. The loss is $780,.
600.
Leander j. Mccormick, of Chicago
has offered his great telescope to the
Virginia legislature, for the State Uni.
versity at Charlottesville. The instru.
ment is the twin of the srcat rcfractoi
in the United States Naval Observatory
the objcct-glass, by the same makers,
slightly exceeding twenty-six inches in
diameter.
There is now OH exhibition nj Detroit
n clock which was purchased in Paris
by Benjamin franklin when he wa;
Minister 10 France. 1t was sold with
ri"'Nh" > 'hcc's III nii"uciPhia man.
years ago, and brought to Detroit in
1896. In the excitement of the fire
which destroyed the city in 1905, the
clock was thrown into the river, but
some boys fished il out and it did ser.
vice for many years at the Indian agcn-
cies at Fort Gibson and the Sault, at
which latter place Mrs. Fraser found
1t and still has it in her possession.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1878-02-15

RoME, Feb. 1.-THE conclaye will
meet Oh the 18th inst. The partisans of
the moderate party are very confident
of success. In Mondays consistory the
cardinals discussed the ACCESSIBILITY OF
the sacred college binding the new pope
to the predetermined line Of conduct.
The proposal was supported by Cardin-
al Manning. BY large majority ii was
decided that the pope should have the
fullest freedom of action. The foreign
cardinals arriving here announce that
the public opinion of their respective
countries is favorable to the conciliatory
policy.
&. W. Hail, graduate of Middle.
bury college. has recently arrived il
Braitlcboro, having for the past two
years and half been pursuing hi;
studies at German university.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1878-02-15

~ The situation In Turkey Is iHter'
asting. by the terms Of the armistice
Turkey Is left at the feet Of her foe
who 10 able upon three days notice iC
occupy Constanunople. The English
note TO the sultan, asking for flrmar
giving the English feet permission iC
enter the Dardanelies, has been refused
Thereupon, orders appear to have beer
given to the English admiral TO force
the passage. Tho Russians propose IL
occupy constsntinople if this attempt
10 made by the English fleet. What
will follow Is not as yet certain. But
it Is at least pretty sure that Russia, The
victor Ia gigantic war, will not ALLOW
England 10 settle her terms with Tnr.
key. England presents Il rather nnen-
giabie appearance in the crisis, and II
Is not easy ~ see how she is going 10 get
out of 1t without ~sking herself ride
plopG
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1878-02-15

A cruel joke was recently played in
Chicago upon special revenue agent,
who had come up from Florida on a
special tour of inspection through the
Marquette district of Lake Superior.
lie was exceedingly Jealous, and MOTTO
ing this fact practical joker cautiously
told him that he could evcrlastingly
distinguish himself by ferretlng ont q
band of smugglers on Isle Royal, a
mineral knob which lifts itself out of
the northern central portion of Lake
Superior, one hundred miles from any
where else. The agent accordingly
started forthwith, but took The last boat
of the season to the island, so there he
still remains, and will remain until next
June, when navigation reopens, enjoy
ing as best lac can the society of the few
Cornish miners and Indians who alone
form the population,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1878-02-15
A Word to Clergymen.

Friend, stop that coughl DO not neglect com
mon cold even for day. 1t may end in consump.
ton and death REV. y. II. powSs ELIXIn has
cured thousands, both old and young; and ii will
cure you, if taken freely and in season. This
ELINIG has been before the American people
orty-six years. and has never failed to give relief
to all who have used it. 1t has won its way by
actual service, until II has become household
MUSICIANS use sud recommend ii. Clcrgymcu
and all public speakers are its best patrons. Rail
road employees, much exposed to colds coughs
etc, should always USE it, Farmers, lawyers
merchant and everybody, old aud Young speak
highly In its praise.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1878-02-15

Es' The great and good state OF New
York has such doings as this within
her borders:
The governor, last Monday, received
q telegram nom Greenwood, Steuben
county, Informing him that at a stale OF
land for taxes, on Friday last, there,
300 armed men appeared for the pur.
pose Of illuminating buyers, which they
succeeded in doing. The dispatch ask
ed for assistance. The governor
replied that the sheriff is the legal con.
servator of the peace Of Steuben
comfy; that he has power 10 call out
citizens to aid IN suppressing riotous
disturbances, and thai he must exhaust
his powers before the aid of the state
can be invoked.