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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-13
AbseU a ted.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 12.-Her-
bert Grinnell, lately employed by
J. A. Folger & Co., coffee and spice
dealers, has absconded. He is a
lefaulter to the amount OF about
$4,000. 1t is reported that he was
for some time concealed by friend,
who is Quartermaster of the steam
yacht Sophie,i one of that vessels $
boilers,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-13
Hlrlkers RIvIng Im.

LONDON, June ia dispatch
fro m Accrington says that meet
ing of operatives representing eve-
ry mill except one, yesterday
unanimously favored submission
to the masters terms, and decided
to make very effort to terminate
the strike.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-13
a Case or starvation.

SAN FRANCISCO, June IA
case of starvation was reported TO
the Coroner last evening. The VIE
tim was Chinese woman who was
found dead in Wretched apart
ment on Pacific street, just above
Bull Run Alley. She had outlived
her usefulness, and her master had
left her to perish from want. She
presented horrible appearance
when found, the body being wasted
to mere skeleton and the rats
having devoured her features and
dug her eyes fIom their sockets.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-13
san Francisco Markets.

SAN FRANCISCO, June l2.-FIour
Quiet; city super $4 4.60@4.75;
other grades unchanged. Wheat
-Stagnant and quotations nomi-
nal; choice milling $1.S0@1.S5,
July delivery Sl.65. Barley-Dull ;
feed 924@97ac; new crop S0@s73c.
Oats-Very dull at S1.4lb@l.45.
Corn-Quiet; large yellow 81 00@
2024; small $2l0; white $2.l5.
Hay-Sales of new wild oat at
$1,000; old fair wheat $500. Po-
tatoes Steader at $l.75@2 25.
Wool-Quiet; buyers cautious In
consequence uf discouraging adj
vices from Eastern markets.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-13
LOS ANGELES THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE ID. 1878

Henry Smith, leaving cars at Jer-
sey city and going directly to the
boat at $3.50 this morning and TAX
ing lunch on board. They were
met at the wharf by Major General
Schofeld and other officers, and
with the escort of a troop of caval-
ry and battalion of engineers.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-13
FOF PdSSaye OF FTeIght us DUVt, OF
for tickets to and from
Eastorn Cities and Princi-
pal European portss

Apply to Ii. MCCLELLAN, Local
Agent, Oilice, No. 663 Main street,
over the Commercial Bank, Los
Angeles.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-13
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Los Angeles Lodge No. 30. !. .. o.1

.,aiSiai's4;x- Regular meeting held a
- e WEDNESDAY EVENING =
each week at ~ O'Clock. Va
iourning brethren in eoui
standing are cordially invited.
A. FRANK, r. 8. #
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-13

UnfOunded Keports about she Pope.
| LONDON, June ia Rome dis
patch says that the many recent
reports of the Pope's failing health
and his intended abdication are
unfounded.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-11-26

SATIRE gum @rfols gu MAIDEN. Soulon
mub cine paule eiatreten laHsn, um tn
etnieen Sabrsn niht allsin nit erneuten
&r1ften, lonoern NIT neusn Aus slfeaunes
eessnianeen ans Wesf ,u esben.
- Der Jarmsr Sud 0ormar, nabe
Srpam am Bru,os wcbnbaft, Der swet
Sabre lang purh &rantbsit ans gett
sefsnslt mar, III lebenots ssrbrannt. Das
6aus, in wsldem sr lag, serietb in granb
uno ais 6alfs terbeitam, mar @ornaa
lhcn rettuaeslps psrlcren.
= Gs wiro bfrihtet, baB lie fiinf Wdn,
ner, pelde ben Naub im 5aule bas SIR.
6iass ausfitvten, am yesbua tn gurle,
ion gounts, erbanet ssfunpen lpurOen.
= Sn Dallas ri6tete Elm msritaniI6sr
eSwe llnbeil an. Das Stisr seb6rts benz
6leilAer Garter, Der es nur an cine &ette
ssIest bate. Ser QSwe rib adb los unb
traf auf ieinem spa,iersaus purd bic
5tabt bas @sipann pes Mr. Barbee i'm
I'm Sitliden She'll Der @taet. Mlit sinem
5ase lab Der Cone einsm Yfsree auf BEN
Riidsn unp bssann baiIslte gu ,srFsilhen.
DIE ptsrbe tparfsn iebch NIT einsm Fiji.
nsn Ssitsnipruna Den 9Slpen gu gcbsn
uno lisisn In ralencem 0alopp burd bte
Straben, bis iie ON Jlubuisr antamen.
Der Sreieer pss Dassns puroe bsrunter.
asprrfsn. Ubn. ienoeh s6apen gu lsipsa.
Nan ftne Den eSwsn ipater mieser elm
unc nun wirp er in enen faft3 selperrt
nsreen.
Das neus 3uhtbaus in 0usf 1T
selma pcQrupet
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-11-26

nabm er cfn lanaen Nsfercelapetod, psl-
der bsim 6suern inn a's 9tnlt iur Die Bud
1e biente.
SIR feip Elm flueer Mana. Doctor, 1prah
er tDHih, bonn @5attsl aus eas cine Gnbe
hes Stabse Der perbdtbtietn Spur nGbfrnb,
einsu &ranfcn tradt thr ben Nrm unp itr
mt6t, pos itm I,bs. gBas bas Nuae niht
Nsbt, fast eHtb bit Sane. 5sr pasessn
III ea8 @n3e msbr wertt ais Die 5anr, unr
sr beg nit ben, State einen cia;sluen. BEN
idnoisan &soreid entlpruliensn, taum be
merfbaren lanssn @rasbalm berum, bab
SeiTsn Spibe in rem duBsrfea RanDe Der
permsintlthen Sdbrte lpislte.
@liot ladts. gr bepurfte fsinsr peite,
rem grtlaruns, tesrift, bab Der Dino, Den
aelAmeicisen 5alm fawinseab, pieueidt
1ases ,upor Die tduldente 3sidnung &C..
lhafen bate.
SD bate rarauf lhm0rsn m1aen, bab
Elm Dubsno otelsr eeneen ginseborensn
uns umlhmarmt uno einer Don ibnen un
ieren Wes treuste, lprah er iorslos, in.
Dem er iein Yfsro wiener antrist. Eod
mas lolltsn ne in bielsr Sanbwaits, in
pelher niAt 70 pisl @rls mddf, eas Gin
beldsiotnes Maulttier fh paraa latt frsl.
len tonnts, eelAwsi3e Oana ssnuy @tasia
men VI einer ein,isen pab ll!a Mal,eit.
unp reanch fstlsihen iie tsrrm wie Die
bunsrlsen gayotee, bic litt um elm lortse.
worfenes S'iid 9seer ithlaaen. perleBte
3stelo,.o aledmiltsts ibre Iunpeieaae,i
i'll ptelsm Ioeile Der gBiits bemerfts in
lhcn Dor einer Stunoe, als psr Sanp npd
nlht ,u tanjen bescnnfn natte.
tfsortfebune folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-11-26
Sera a 5.

CORE pondsns. Comfort. "a. gluu.
@sltrn ltatp nan ldaaem ltrfrsm aran
tehiassr, 5taa t5ntrure .}aaenhiitt aet.
sHclisfs ,5tau s5naentii!t lrar a.htane
lshaits Sasrs alt. pir .3p tl.nasiisr isf.
einss mob in Dsutidtiauc lsheusea Hru
ters, IN 9raaneratb. NbeiaprOuln, pfea
zen aetcrsn. wanrerte nit ibrer 6amille
in 1855 uan Ieras. Die 0srRorbene
mar sins usn ben wenisfn Men1hsn, mel.
de lassn lonusn ,Sh babe feinen Isino".
Sie mar ibrem Raan eine treueWattin, il
rsp 6inpern u, Gufsln cine listenn Mutisr
Non ibren uirlen dseuaoea uub Dstann
ten wurpe is totaead,.et, as Beweis
cieue, rsr bslte um pre uar fattssiunpe
i,slrauer3us, welfer aus ei.fa lao Ner1p
nsH bsfans. Viele Ger gsirtrdsenben
erad:en Dlu'nen unb 5tranle welhe lie
Der straightforward aus eiete opfsrten.
Mm 6amilieutirdtof ansttommsn, fana Der
bisfse Osmil4te Gbor has 1hSne Giep
ueabt MID ssba". 9srr Ssrta tislt
s'ne fdSns @ratrebe, III pslhsr er has
leten Der GerGorbenen als etn burdaus
sutss fhiloerte. Dad Der Nsbe ians Der
sOrsrwstntt Qsrala ned go ii eelimmt
in Oettes Natb" mordui Der Cara nit
ben usbsrrslen Der gerlsrtenen, Der
WRtter Grbe iitersebsn ruree. NoA au
srpdbnen III, tab bic gsrRorb.n. in is
Npaaten ibse aolesne bot,fit ba!is lsisrn
tGnnsn. ipurauf Comfort tA fAon laase
ssfreut uas mare has J:R isesnfaas elm
ihSnss sewcrssn, wfnn Der btittrs 5ob
niht ba,pilGen sefommsn w1re. Nsoae
ben 5iuterbletensn bisler Shlaa niht
aa,u BART fallen ans eer s,trfOrtsasa
tic Grte lsitt itta.
- Dem Gristritsturaer Woctentlatt
entnetmsn mir foiasnos aotalneuistsiten !:
am poriaen Montae Nbsnb wuree Elm
Wann Namsns s.. osnserlon, pelher
nit Ger polt pen Gonhe sstommen MAI,
auf telesrapsifhs u qaiiiiiou bes bortiaen
SteriHs. psrbaltst. gr rpiro esltuIbiat,
Sesrn sp, Rebel In Condo $40 aelfob
Elem ~ babsn. Cine anosre 8frEon per
D''"'sts, Ia' W 'O'' u'et n.pt ourAen
1Oansh' ~ oo'sfaes: 9srr 0. Wslssl
Du'Dst sor'ae 3eome opa ,sinsm WiiSs
sn'er ~.haeme aae0 asertoooisn, ofNsn
ns pa0eaI. MsFofA !ennse' os'aafa usrlai
I'm; PER- Nsloel loa nun of1 % Den.
pfs'p" ~ es'ea"' ea0ea I'M e'nosf'tano.
my n'' 'e'"'s oeau ~ Henen' uno UNI tbn
~ p'aos'n. osr,,'Osn ~ 'olafn, oaSs &c
Ion au' es'ae Aauaae esrea'ifn 'a''ea.
ses"" of'n 10 III "ae sos'osl Gem ofnssf'
va eas a'mfne'anapss T "1F 5ssp nj
M st. feN0fs WI ~ " sas oaas.
aa'sls p'uia afaha uno osnesr'ou lam
no n,nt os'npsss" = eS ereal'rt bier
s'nt ytt'en an ben Sara Aetn'Rsr.
mssHs eih' lHA lsH 9onpg'b'aouna mt
aahn ,'m ;iptd bat, " mire eavia
ssaf wetfaillh' llts!amaiisa yOit eortbin
ssanhaSs unfrFubf :!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-11-26

= Wie eft tommt es uor. oas mir BON
Der 5iee oeS Sommer8 ltern,aaut una
nnleren siben Eriumen pcn ben 5dnee
teloern Slbirieus. ben @isoersen Der $50
!arlee enrd Elm Stenen. Elm Bremen aui
Der Sade eriaeGt meteen. nm au5,ulinoen,
Dae cine tIeine Wiife, rislleidt EN- but
oIrltller Wfusaaito ms seltchen uno
unler @elidt nit elmer biibihen geule
cetcrlrte. 5tnell leafen mir gum
5dranfc, nebMsn bic Naihe st Safcb
Sel, taoea bic anseidwoaene Bade ba
MT nno I'M Ru lino Die Sdnersen per.
ldmnuoen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-11-26

leber bic grauuns Der IpAtsr Bis.
nards nit bem @rafeu 8aneau b.ridtet
eaa geriinsr r6remoenblun::" Die
tlrhlide ErauunS te5 DrcutpaareS fano
i'm gonsreBIaale beute Nahmittae 81 ubr
burd ben preoiler Der st. Bartbolonldus
tirde. 5errn Yorbsrs, Statt, nabcem
furs 3upor cu,d, ben StanoeSauten,
oertn Dr.. phil 9fcbt. Der itanceSamtlibe
let in einem Yripat3immer uoa,oaeu nor
Den It. ta 5 lib, mar 6amilienoiner
o1n AZ @soefen M alenen oaat unp nm
7 u5r teaalifiiale cas june @lepla
SAB Wlea as,WeiIeu. er s ANNA
toiste i'm en3ltcn Uam,litnfreile elm yiuer,
IN nel1eM aaeeI Zen UtltslleDern Del
Dluler y. gi5musf uap y. Hmslu Der
Staltsiefretir .. Bulcn, e.r ,piirtem
ber9llhe tSelaacte. 8sbr y 5pieenbera
Der Wiril Och. aesa.ipnsrltb Suhel
Der Gbef Der Reihsfan,tei, @ebeime Me
gierunlsratb Tieoen,anu, uno Der Qeaa.
ticnsratb BON Soifein tbeitnabmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-11-26

fiot, Samelien, Stolen, Sransenblutben
uuo Mprtben waren pcrherrldenb. Die
Bouquets, nit srcben Nttasltreifen ee
Siert 5eidneten ltd namenttid, burd ben
feinen @eIdmad in ber 3ulammenl lteaums
aus. Tie 01cben Der Damen maren bic
tcltbariten, rie man iid nur benfen faun,
uno pcr alen ifrabltt wie inner 2acp
Soc Sfalel, seidmitft nit Yerlen uno
6eoern uuo elmer Ti1e Der fhDnlten @pi.
een. Ga mar cine Frldt, ale biele meiten
Sdleppen nit bunten Blumenauirlauoen
gu ieben unb gu belpunoern. Nuh oiejen
gen Dauleu, lpelde iih einfader setleioet
batten, b1tten oennoh @tan, aenua ent..
faltet. @esen al2 llbr puroe CUR Tafel
Selaoen, bic al 3mei 8rc5en giiden geoedt
mar, nno all pel6er es bel benz @9ampaa=
ner, ,oer in StrSmen flob, in Der unse5mun.
senlfen nuo beiteriteu Weiie bersins. Den
2cait auf oa5 Brautpaar brahte 5iirlt
Bismard aus, uue oies mar Der ein,iae auf
benz Teite, ipeldes naA ll9r feline Gno
fdaft errsihte.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-06-18
An Inhuman Wretch.

A blk Snowman named Morting,
who visited this place last summer
and aroused the Indignation of every
one who witnessed his brutal treat
ment of two very small children-a
boy and a girl-whom he compelled
to perform feats on the trapeze which
no strong man could long endure, is
accused by an Eastern Oregon cores
pendent of the IdQhodn of inhumanly
beating the little girl. A man who
had been travelling with Morting left,
becoming so Disguised at witnessing
the brutal treatment of the child. We
are surprised that the authorities in
Eastern Oregon do not take him in
hand and give him the punishment he
deserves.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-06-18
STILL RAKING IN THE JACK RABBITS
IFrom the Idahean.I

w L. Thurman is still capturing
the rabbits at his farm seven miles be.
low town. He has three miles of
brush fence built, along which are
placed his traps at points made con-
venient for the pests to jump over,
and when one alights it strikes on a
board which turns on a pivot, and
down it goes, a doomed rabbit, into
the trap. The trap resets itself for
the next victim. There are seven men
employed to do nothing else but run
the traps, build new ones, etc. The
number now caught averages four
hundred per day, or about thousand
pounds of meat, which goes to fatten
two or three hundred hogs. The hogs
seem to thrive on the meat, the eating
of which has no injurious effects up
on them, Notwithstanding it was as
serted that the fur of the rabbits
would clog their stomachs, producing
inflammation and death. Mr.. Thurman
also saves the ears of the rabbits, for
which there is bounty of two cents
per pair. One man is constantly en-
ployed in cutting off the ears and
throwing them into a building made
for the purpose. These ears, when
Humans teams and wagons are not
otherwise employed, will be hauled to
town and exchanged for bounty money.
lie not only saves his grain fields
from destruction, but he fattens his
hogs on the result of his labor, and
will also realize little something in
the way of bounty; and better still,
his efforts are greatly helping to thin
out the rabbits. His great success in
destroying rabbits by the trap has
stimulated other farmers to follow his
example, and many on that side of the
river below him have gone to work |
building brush fences and preparing
to catch the nimble jack in like man
ner. By little cooperation in the
matter a continuous line of fence
could be built all the way from
point a few miles above town to
point below the farms on the south
side of the river; and that once done
the rabbit question is settled for all
time. Thurman deserves no little
credit for showing by practical dem
)nstratioR how the farmers can pro-
Lect themselves against the ravages
If the rabbits, and we hope he will
not only get even for all the damage
hey have heretofore inflicted, but
will make little something as well.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-06-18
Returned.

The Boise county volunteers re-
turned from the Capital on last Satur-
oay. They had rendered their SER
wees to General Howard, who in
formed them that he had no authority
10 accept their services. Several of
'nem sold their horses to the Govern
ment. Messrs. Campbell and Brisbo
were employed as scouts and have
gone to Camas Prairie.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-06-18
Atlanta Items.

The Buffalo mill dam washed out, a
few days ago, and the mill and hands
are idle, except those who are EN-.
ployed in putting in o new dam. The
Monarch dam is reported to be washed
out also. If this is SO there will be
more damning done by the two com.
panies than would be necessary to
dam the river.
The water in the streams has been
very high, but is falling.
The public school has been reopened
under the tutorship of Miss Coffin.
She is said to be good teacher.
The new Indian scare does not af-
feet Atlanta much.
Bledsoe & Co. are working away
on their road to Rocky Bar from At
lanta with force of about twenty
men.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-06-18
Across the Basin.

Heman Jones, the business mana
ger of this paper, took his departure
for Garden valley yesterday. He
goes to attend the meeting of stock
holders of the Garden Valley Milling
Company and take recreation from his
work. He will visit some Of the
towns of that side of the Basin before
returning, and those who are indebted
to the World are requested to settle
up with him.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-06-18
Kindness Of General Howard.

Lieut.. j. G. Fox informs us that
General Howard offered to furnish the
Boise county volunteers rations while
they were waiting to ascertain if their
services would be accepted by the
Government. For this generous offer
he has the thanks Of the company and
people.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-06-18

Mrs. Lynch, cousin of Mrs. Lee
Dougherty. arrived here from Staten
Island, New York, last Sunday evon-
ing. She comes for the benefit of her
health, and should the climate agree
with her, and we have no doubt but
that it will, she will make this her FL
ture homo.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-06-18
LOCAL News

Mrs. BRYoN, who has been quite
sick for two or three days, is improv-
ing.
JAMES, son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Lauer, has been very low with dipthe-
ria, but was on the mend when we
went to press last evening. This is
the first case of diptheria that has
ever made its appearance in the Basin.
Cool and pleasant yesterday.
MATT LUNEY is prepared to fill all
orders in the bakery line. Give him
trial
Mss. LUNEY and her daughter Anna
went over to Placerville on visit
yesterday.
WHAT has become of WAC" the
Satesman's reliable() war cores
pondent?
FIVE HUNDRED Idaho volunteers
would end the Bannock war very soon.
Miss MAGGIE You've, of Centerville,
is visiting friends in this city.
Mas SIsK, after an absence of two
months on a visit to relatives and
friends at Boise City, returned last
Friday.
THANKS to Silsby for the latest
papers.
GEO. Bennett has Just received a
fine organ, and tho visits of the young
ladies to his place are quite frequent.
Tbs first strawberries of the season
were brought here by Judge Moore
from his place on Shafer creek last
Saturday.
Tbs election of Trustees of the Gar
den Valley Milling Company takes
place at Mclaughlin & Howe's Hall
to-day at o'clock.
TIE citizens here should get M
some kind of u celebration on the
Fourth.
Mas. SIMPSON, wife of Rev. w. G. |
Simpson, of Boise City, is up on
visit to relatives and friends here.
The World was treated to feast
OF Ice cream by Ms. Andy Brown, a
lew days ago Thanks.
Our thanks to Mrs. McClintock for
a basket of vegetables raised In her
garden here.
HE non-arrival of the California
mails during the last few days COM
pells us to run scant news columns in
this issue.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-06-18
Spefial Yutifes.


To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
Bess, early decay, loss of manhood, &C., .
will send d recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remed,
was discovered by missionary Soutl
America. Send selfaddresscd envelops
TO the REV. JOSEPH I. INMAN, Station D.
Bible House, New York City.
sep.25. '77-ly.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-06-18

~HE ANNUAL MEEING OF STOCKHOLDERS
OF the Garden Valley Milling Company will
take place at Howe McLaugniin's Hal, in Gar
den valley. Boise county, / T.. on Tuesday, June
IT, 1873. 1t O'Clock P. for this purpose Of elect
ing Trustees aud transactirg such other business
as may csme before the meeting. BY order Of the
June it'd TRUSTEES.
PRANK FARNHAM. President.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-06-18
Chinese Learning Our Language.

!nere are about twenty young
U :, in this city learning to read
English, and some Of them are pro-
crossing rapidly. They will never
regret the time they have spent in their
studies.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-06-18

george Merrill, the veteran waiter
- the Overland Hotel, Boise City.
says he cannot vouch for the fighting
qualities Of the Boise county yolun.
Aeers' but says they are the best feed
en- he ever saw.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-06-18

A CAREFUL computation of the cost
of killing Indians shows $lI.475.25
each. If the job was let ont at cou-
tract the price may be reduced con-
siderably.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-06-18
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS

WONDERFUL cures have been, and are
being effected by PILES Certain Cure for
HemorrhoidS or PILES. For sale at the
Drug Store in this city.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-06-18
Meeting Of the Democratic Territorial Com

Meeting OF the Democratic Territorial Com
mittee.
The Democratic Territorial Central
Committee met at Boise City last Sat-
urday. The basis Of representation,
we learn from the Idahodn, is one at
large, one for each 100 votes and
fraction over so cast for Hon. S. S.
Fem at the last election, and is as fol-
lows:
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Arrivals at the Luna House.

Sip Primo, Campbell's gulch; C. F.
Marcus, Thos. Smyth, II. Clifton, city; r.
II. Robb, Horseshoe Bend; Thos DALEY.
Forest King mine; John Scadden, James
Pascoe. Golden Gate mine; Jas Monroe.
Jas Kellim, Boise City; Yank Laid, Up.
per Payette; VIM. Blackman, Placerville;
ThOs. Elliott, Sub Rosa mine; VIM. Bry.
on, G. w. Richards, !. S. Weller, Boise
City; VIM. O'Neil, mountains; VIM. Hill
Allison, city; F. Coulson, Bear Run;
Starr, Sub Rosa mine; P. Conner, ophir
creek; J. B. Morse, North Elk; J. w.
Reel, Henry creek; Sam Nichols, Boise
City; George Crown, Buckeye mine; VIM.
Barker, mountains; A. Robinson, city;
VIM. Riley, mountains; Bailey, North
Elk; VIM. Woods, city; Spires, Placer.
vile; Jas. Price, Eureka mine
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AMERICANS are great deal like pc.
tato-bugs. They will go to Paris
green Dahbury News.
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ABUNDANT rains have fallen in th,
Chinese famine districts.
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CARDINAL McCLosKY has returned
from Europe.
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No. l Coal Oil at retail at Coffin &
Kennaly's.
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WHERE a man has out one idea i
ought to be good one.
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~ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
- books, notes. and property or Con Heaiy &
Co. have been placed In my hands by said Arm for
complete settlement OF all their firm business.
All parsons having claims against said firm. NOT
lion. and all persons indebted to said firm Of Con
Healy Co. must make settlement and payment
This business must be closed up immediately or
costs viii be made sAMkS II HAWIFy
IDAHO CrTv. Nay Is iS7S-sOd.l
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PostoGce Hours.

During week DAYS, until further notice,
he Postoffice will DE kept open from seven
/. III. until nine P. Nj.
Sundays from halfpast twelve to one,
nd from four until six p. H.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
The Money Order Office will not be
opened at all on Sundays; and no Money
Order business will be transacted on Sat
urdays after four o'clock p. III.
S. G. SILSBY,
Idaho City, Dec. 3, 1875. Postmaster
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WV. BARKER has been unwell for
several days, but is able to be around.
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For two year Odds, distance one mile;
purse, 500
Second Day:
For three-year olds, distance one mile
purse, $3.50.
Third Day:
For the following named horses: Grey
Eagle, Nip, Grey John, Mingo, haywood.
Bay Tom and Lizard. Distance one mile !;
purse, $500
Fourth Day:
FREE FOR ALL:
Distance, one mile; purse 5000. First
horse, $780,. second horse, $50
Fifth Day:
Free for all. Best two in three, mile
heats; purse, 5000.
Sixth Day:
Free for all untried and unframed sad
die horses now owned in Boise and Ada
counties. Purse, 800. Distance, one
half mile.
FOOT RACE.
Open TO actual residents of Boise coun-
~. Distance, 20 yards; purse, $50.
All races TO be run TO rule. Three to
enter and two to start The entrance fee
in all races will be 10 per cent. OF the
purse. SAMUEL STEWART,
President of Jocky Club.
r. G. ALLEN,
Secretary.
BAKlE g. FENNER,
Lcssees of course