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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-03-22
SUMMONS.

IN the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis
trct OF the Territory Of Idaho Ia and for the Coup
~ Of Boise.
w. II. Witt and Jonas W. Brown PLAINTIFF =.
John Eisler, James smith, Timothy Carroll. Joha
RoGan and Joseph WEIGH. Defendants
Action brought in the District Court Of the
second judicial District Of the Territory OF idaho
IN and for the County of Boise and the complain,
hled in said County of Boise In the Office on a.,
Clerk Of said District Court
HE PEOPLE OF TIE TERRITORY OF IDAHO
sena greeting TO John Eisler, James SIN iii
Timothy Carroll, John Rogan and Joseph Welch
Defendants: You are hereby required TO appear b.
an action brought against you by the above named
Plaintiffs in the District Court OF the Second Jual
cial District Of the Territory of Idaho In ana for
the County of Boise, and to answer the conulaint
ned therein, within ten days exclusive of the da.
OF servicel after the service You of this cum.
mons, II served within this county: or if seryer
out OF this county but in this district then wi.hi,
twenty days; otherwise within thirty DAYS q.
Judgment by default will be taken acainst Won ac
cording 20 the prayer Of said complaint. The seic
action Is brought to obtain a decree OF this Coars
Tor the foreclosure OF certain mortgage described
in the said complaint. and executed by the sa.,,
John Eisler on the twenty. ninth day OF Novec,bef
a. y. 1916. 70 secure the payment of two certain.
premissory notes, made anil executed bv Johp
Esler. on the 29th day Of November 1S-B one fos
S300OtoJ. v. II. Witt and one to Jonas w Brown for
1000. both being interest at per cent per month
tnas the premises convey ed by said mortgage NAV b.
sold. and tho proceeds applied to the payment al
said promissory notes and interest and taxes ang
assessments paid by Plaintiffs aud in case such pro
ceeds are not sufficient to pay the same then a. oh
tain an execution against said John Eislar Tor the
balance remainins due. and also that the Defend
ants and all persons claiming by, through or nndet
them may be barred and foreclosed Of all right Ii
Tie, claim, lien, equity OF redemption and nteress
IN ana 20 said mortgaged premises. and for othe
ana further relief will more fully appear nv rts
ersnce to the complaint nle herein. And yop
are hereby notified that II You fail TO appear ans
answer the said complaint. as above required til.
said Plaintiffs will npply To the CoOr. for ,ho rsft :
demanded in the said complaint
hTR8sN Given under my hand and the seal ~
us District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the Territory OF Idaho in aud fog
the County OF Roiee,. this. 9th day Of Jaauary II
the year of our Loard one thousand eight hundred
and seventy-eight. A. l. RIcHARnsDN.
By Gao. W. RfcHARps CLERK
Deputy Clerk fNar,a-4w.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-03-22
District Court.

'us District Court coDvenes for this
~ On the first Tuesday in May,
O'. inconvenient time during the
4. 'a Tor the miners. Any time
\ , APrll, May and June for Court
u" 'e county. During these three
Id we mines are In full blast, and
y ann 'ying to miners to be
u. "eu 70 stop work eight or ten
,,,. y attend court, when the water
'''0n is 50 short.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-03-22
LINES TO THE wEArY

DC not weary of toll and trouhIa
Lie has pangs we all mnst bea'r
VS. W. a e oul pains be strewed with plentv
!, we Of pain will have our share pisn'y
All arc doomed to bear life,s hurdona
All must suffer toll and die IS0'
Lie 5e., Is but ceaseless. struggle
Ill we reach that home on bivb
thee 000 nave loved
~ cease 10 be what they have been
mourn o,l not DER their tickle friendship.
ihere are truer hearts to win
Friends who face at fortunes fno
. oaouia not cause sigh or tear,
Tor us IN our greatest trials
: nat we need friend that's dear.
wait not for dull clouds to vanish
Weeping will not make them fade
nor VIII 1t one ray of sunshine
East upon the dismal shade
be indifferent to all shadows
-, mat upon your pathway fall:
Iheys VIII soon begin to brighten
And spread sunshine over ali
though your cries for words of kindness
are not needed here below,
10 not dim your eyes by weeping
For It's useless to do So
Soon your soul will cease its sorrow.
soon heaven it will gain
Where no care will mar its Quiet
Or no no trouble give it praise.
BOISE CITY T y
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-03-22

AT the residence of ID. b. Kimmel. IN
this city, on Wednesday morning March
20, 1878, by T. s. Hart, Probate JUDGE
Mr.. JOHN EASILY, of Garden valley. and
MARY Eta ]. EAsLEY, of Cuyhoga coun.
ty, Ohio.
John remembered the WoRLD by send
ing Us some cake. We congratulate him,
and wish the couple may live to good
old age, and that nothing but supreme
happiness may reign.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-03-22
Safety Cage.

We hear that the Gold Hill Compa-
ny, OF Quartzburg, will soon procure
a safety cage for their perpendicular
shaft. At present there is only one
in the Territory. and that is in the
Poorman mine at Silver City. These
cages should be used in all deep
shafts, as accidents with them can
hardly occur.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-03-22
Fourth Volume.

To-day the Sent WEEKLY World en-
tore nm it's Fourth volume, and is ush
erod in with greater support from the
people and business men than on any
previous year, in consequence Of
which we will be able to improve it
asa general news and local paper,
but shall always pay moro attention
10 the latter department
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-03-22
Relocated.

Some parties have relocated a gold
slnng quartz ledge at the head of
lager Beer gulcl', in Gambrinns dis
rtt and commenced work on il. It
Vas respected to some extent ten or
we've years ago and abandoned; but
nFesent owners believe it to be a
gd nine.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-03-22
THE GOLDEN HAIR.

Thy golden hair. thy golden hair.
Adorns thy head SO sweet and fair.
SO sott aud fossy,
With cuTles so glossy,
IN wavy ringlets round thy brow
The auriols which glimmsrs there.
Are fond allurament round me now
The sunlit glory Of thy hair.
Thy golden hair, light auburn hair,
Nothing richer can compair-
Thy wavy tressss,
Ara fond e1resses
Which round my heart so closely cling.
There's no danger would not darel
And At thy feet rich jewels fling
For lock Of thy golden hair.
o. golden hair OF maiden fair,
While on thy couch art sleeping there;
Thy silky trssses,
Which softly presses
Upon thy cheek OF rosy red;
Slumbering in the noon-day glare;
With stealthy steps. preach thy head
kape lock OF thy geldea hair.
IDAHO CITY C ". CRAsI
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-03-22
School Concert.

This evening the pupils and teach
'ers of our school will give tho third Of
a series of concerts designed for the
purpose of purchasing books and APP
ratus for the school. The curtain will
rise at I O'Clock. The entertainment
viii consist of recitations, dialogues
and music. After the concert the
twenty books sent by the Mechanics
Store, Sacramento, as prizes to the
pupils of the school will be awarded
to the successful pupils in the exami-
natioa that has been in progress du-
ring the last week. The prizes will
be distributed on the stage by the
judges Of the examination papers
Miss Halpin and Messrs. Weller. Mo-
riarty, Rothwell and DR.. Zipf. All
are cordially invited to attend. Doors
open at 6 o'clock. Admission % cts.
No reserved seats.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-03-22
Arrivals at the Luna House.

Joe Travis, Willow creek; Tim Carroll
Nose Kempner, Banner; Richard Hask
ing, Isaac Hasking, Baker City; Peter
Rush, North Elk; Girard Huppertz, Pla.
cerville; J. w. Brown and wife, city
Chris Constance, Emigrant gulch; Len
White, Upper Payeite; II. Zipf, Eureka
mill; Mr.. Cheasbro, Boise City; Donald
Grant, Banner;
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-03-22
The Wolverine Nine,

,to,s 'ock being taken out of the
ID !. = 'oe Wolverine mine, at Ban.
In = rich as the richest ever be.
h.. = from that mine. They
itb,,;a' lungs in splendid shape now.
pe.,, ' Oeen worked so as to give
Which, ! ! room for forty or fifty men,
IL n.s ,'ce will be put on as soon as
,ll.,s \: are in good condition be-
luis place and there.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-03-22
In Training.

Nne Of our best marksmen are
a4ang for the shooting match to
Oae % tomorrow for a Winchester
i-e' and, Of course, every fellow ex.
Faa to carry homo the gun in tri.
! Nea- But won't they carry terrible
! 0Oklng countenances when the
~ssh are measured. though
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-03-22
Preparations for Mining.

IRE has been quite a thaw on the
rsde of the Basin during the last
Ays, and miners are cleaning out
ttches and making other prep
as for starting up their claims.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-03-22
Work Suspended.

EEk was suspended in the Sub
nine on last Saturday, OWING to
re flow of surface water. As
= the flow ceases, which will be
aout two weeks, work viii be re-
4
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-03-22

Miners should not neglect to pros
pect thoroughly gulches where pros
pect holes exist. Many of them were
sunk during the great excitement of
1868, when men were looking for
large fortunes. Ground that
would not pay running expenses then
would be valuble property now, and
we would advise idle men to spend
some Of their time in pros.
pectiDg.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-03-22
Communication.

sPublish an interesting commun.
tn in this issue from c. S. Kings
On the Garden Valley Milling
ngany's enterprise. 1t contains
o very sound views on home In
tries. Read it.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-03-22
Spefial 9ptifss.
a CARD.

TO all who are suffering from the error
and indiscrctions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss ofmanhood, &c,
VIII send recipe That will cure YOU
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remed,
was discovered by missionary Soutl
America. Send selfaddressed enyelop
TO the REV JOSEPH t. INMAE, Station j.
Bible House, New York City. T1v.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-03-22
Lively Business.

sran & Co. are doing a lively
asss at their blacksmith shop.
rEe frst-class workmen. Give
a trial.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-03-22
Caves Blacksmith shon and Store.

lave has his blacksmith shop and
- On Main street spIendidIy ar
and appears to be doing a
4 BUSINESS. Among the articles in
I '"rs we noticed rubber curry
which every man owning a
4 - ought to have; boiled oil, coal
pant and varnish brushes. -four. &c.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-03-22
Ian white in from the Payetts.

Mr.. Len White came in from Fay
o,te river last Tuesday. He and his
bro.her have their mining ground IN
good shape, and will commence piping
il few days.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-03-22

.,pFr1 cures have been, and are
sgsscted BY PILE's Certain Cure for
ls1gs s .soids or PILES. For sale at the
S'ls Store in this city,
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IEAntToHT OF IDAHo, In the Probate Court in
County OF Boise. tory of Idaho. isfi'-
ant. '' "S'S'41F
TO JOHN EIsLER. N THE NAME OF TEx
people OF the United States in the TERRITORY ~
leAAo leu are hereby notified that there is n Nv e.
ME ~ TIE Office Of the Judge aud Exeicio Clerk az
he Pfoeaie Court Of Boise county Idaho T rritor.
~ Idaho City. the complaint OF c. s. Kinsslev
ARalnss yon for the sum OF Seyenty-six and ISLE,
49, Dollars for goods, wares and msrchan lie
Eoid and delivered 60 you between the I3th ia,
Of July, 1875, aud the 18th day OF September ISIS
ana that unless You appear and answer 10 said com
plant within ten days after the service hereof -
served within the county. IL served without IL
county. but within the Second Judicial District ~
aaAho territory. twenty days. without the Terri.
aoty % iaahoihirty days. exclusive of the day ~
service, Judgment wi be taken against YOU hv de-.
'anIt Tor said sum of S76.73. with costs OF suit.
97wY~N In testimony whereof hcreunto SET NV
kh6s6 aand and afhx the seal of said Cont !.
ISIS r u.pT '"' a. ~
Probate Judge and Ex-ofacio Clerk OF said Court
Mars-4w
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-03-22
Shade Trees

Our citizens should set out shade
trees at their residences. They
would improve greatly the appear.
ance of the town.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-03-22
Estate Of u. Z. Bretall, Deceased.

~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UNDER.
y signed. administrator OF The a. owe named -.
tate TO the creditors Of. and al persons hAyin..
claims against said deceased 20 exhibit thu ssps
with the necessary vouchers within four mont
nom IN first publication Of this notice ia the ai.
dersigned az the store Of Ianar & Swim. Idah1
City, Boise coanty, Idaho Territory.
J. 7. SwINS.
IDAHo cIry March ~ 1878. Adrinls a-.
awl
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lrOCal News
Getting Better.

n. German, who has been quite
c several weeks, is improving
!, rapidly, and will soon be well
n
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..-.,omce Hours.

4, avs. until further notice,
og. gss Sill he kept open from seven
Dill s sr halfpast twelve to one,
] lIys fur until six 7. M.
,oxry ORDER BUSINESS.
~ order office will not be
N aog N IN Sundays; and no Money
I'D q . y will be transacted on Sat
l lssr four o'clock 2. Nj,
bs sl'ei S. @. SILSBY,
-. Dcc 8, 1875. Postmaster.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-03-22

!, Coal Oil at retail at Coffin 81
lgDaIys
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-12-12

Detroit; drank very freely; and did no
seem to care what he did. nor what be
came of himself. In this condition he
hao left Detroit: and on his way between
that place and Miami was murdered"
What Heckeweldcr has given as In
dian reports" concerning Logan's "reluc-
lance in laying down the hatche.," and
his revengeful spirit. after the peace had
been established. is contradicted by all
who knew Logan. But there need be no
doubt that Logan's last days were OBJ
scured by the evil results of his intemper-
ate habits; though there are grave doubts
concerning the 'Indian reports" of his
death in drunken frolic, On his way
from Detroit 10 Miami; indeed, it has been
stated positively by those who had given
great attention to the subject that he died
''of disease at old Chillicothe on the
banks of The Scioto River, fifteen miles
from the present city of ChiIlicothe. the
place of his residence. and, we believe,
the very spot where his celebrated speach
was delivered, and where, it is said, the
Logan Historical Society intend to
erect monument to his worth. inscribed
with his speech, SO that in future ages
our sons, from imperishable marble, may
learn something Of the native eloquence
OF the New World"
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-12-12
SUNBEAM AND |.

Weown no houses, no lots, no land,
No dainty vlands for US are spread;
BY sweat OF our brows and toll of our hands
We earn the pittance that buys us bread,
And yet we live in a nobler state
Sunbeam and l. than the millionaires
Who dine oft silvern and golden plate,
With liveried lacqueys behind their chairs.
We have no riches in bonds or stocks,
No bank books show our balance to draw;
Yet we carry a safe key that unlocks
More treasures than Croesus ever saw;
We wear no velvets or satin fine.
We dress in very homely way;
But y, what luminous busters shine
About Sunbeam's gowns and my holden
gray.
No harp, no dulcimer, no guitar
Breaks into singing at Sunbeams touch;
But do not think that our evenings are
Without their music; there is none such
In concert halls where the lyric air
In palpitant pillows swims and swoons:
Our lives are as psalms, and our ioreheads
wear
The Gains of the hearts of perfect Junes.
When we walk together I'VE do not ride,
We are far too poor,l it is very rare
We are bowed unto from the other side
Of the street-but not for this do we care.
We are not lonely; we pass along,
Sunbeam and land you cannot see
I'VE CAM what tall and beautiful throng
Of angels We have for company.
When cloudy weather obscures our skies,
And some days darken with drops OF rain
We have but to look at each others eyes,
And all is balmy and bright again
All ours is the alchemy that transmutes
The dregs to elixis. the dross to gold,
And SO we lived OH Hesperean fruits,
Sunbeam and Land never grow old.
Richard Real.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-12-12
LOGAN THE MlNCo CHIEF

be NAuonai rep Tor November.
Heckeweider, the well-known Moravian
missionary, who resided on the Big Besv-
er River, 9 in the neighborhood Of Gus
cuskee," knew Logan personally. and
said of him, Il thought him a man of
superior talents than Indians generally
we're" Referring to a conversation
which he mad had with Logan, before the
murders at Captain and Yellow Creeks,
Heckewelder said, The subject turning
ON vice and immortality. he confessed his
too great share of this, especially his
fondness for liquor. He exclaimed
against the white people for imposing
liquors on the Indians he otherwise ad-
mire'i their ingenuity; spoke Of gentle
men. hut observed the indiana had but
few of these MS their neighbors, etc. He
spoke Of his friendship to the write peo-
Dle: wished always to be neighbor Of
them: intend to settle on the Ohio River
below the Big Beaver; was. to the best Of
my recollection, then encsmped at the
mouth Of the Big Beaver; urged me to
pay him a visif, etc. In April. 1878,
while on my passage down the Ohio, for
Muskingum, called at Logan's settle
in-st. WuCiC i ISISis SfrIy CltlllIV j
could expect from such Of the family as
were at home"
Heckwelde- says further, Indian re-
ports concerning Logan after the death
Of mis- family, ran to this: That he ex-
erted himself during the Shawanese War,
then 50 called, TO take all the revenge he
could, declaring he had los. al confidence
the white people Al the time Of the
negotiation, be declared his reluctance in
laying down the hs.chet, not having, in
his opinion, yet taken ample satisfaction,
yetfor the sake Of the nation, he would DO
it. His expressions from time to time
denoted deep melancholy. Life, be
said, had become torment to him: he
knew no more wnat pleasure was: he
thought it had been better had be never
existed, etc. Report further states thaf
he became IN some measure deliriOus; de-
clared he would kill himself; went to
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-12-12
CLIPPED FROM THE LARGEST TREE IN
THE WORLD.
ISan Francisco Post.l

In sand lot on Market street, near Sixth,
adjoining the Central market and encircled
by circus tent of ample dimensions, Is
section of the largest tree in the world-ex-
ceeding the diameter of the famous tree of
Calavaras by five feet. This monster of the
vegetable kingdom was discovered in 1874
on Tule river, Tulare county, about seventy
five miles from Visalla. At some remote
period, its top had been broken off by the
elements of some unknown forces, vet when
discovered it had an elevation of two hundred
and forty feet. The trunk of the tree was
one hundred and eleven feet in circumfer-
ence, with diameter of thirty-five feet four
inches. The section on exhibition is hol-
lowed out, leaving about foot of bark and
several inches of wood. The interior is one
hundred feet in circumference and thirty
feet in diameter, and it has a seating capacity
of about two hundred. 1t was cut off from
the tree about twelve feet above the base,
and required the labor of four men for nine
days to chop it down. In the centre of the
tree and extending through its whole length
was rotten core about two feet in diameter,
partially filled with the soggy, decayed
vegetation that had fallen into it from the
top, in the centre of this cavity was found
the trunk of little tree of the same species,
having perfect bark on it, and showing re-
gular growth. 1t was of uniform diameter,
an inch and half all the way, and when the
tree fell and split open, this curious stem
was traced for nearly one hundred feet,
usually straight, but occasionally guarded
and twisted as though it had met impedi-
ments in it's growth. 1t is believed 10 have
sprung from . seed in the bottom, grown
the whole length of the trunk, and supported
green, living top at the summit. Tho
rings in this monarch of the forest show its
age to have been 1910 years. Centuries
after it had reared its tall head heavenward,
old Nimrod went out to rule Babel, and
built Nineveh: the great pyramid of Gizeh
had not been conceived by the ancient
Egyptians; the slow process of evolution had
not even brought forth the germ of Frank
Pixley's mule: Babylon's site was not located;
Mr.. Pickering was just awakening from his
grand dream Of ''small ads" Counselor
Clarke had not begun the study of interna-
donal law: civilization had not thought of
the perfection of indigo cloth for policemen;
Denis Kearney was in the womb of time; the
Chinese were preparing to go-to California;
there was no corruption in public office;
policemen did not run 'bunko" games; and
Col. Bee had just received warm reception
from the Inhabitants of "Caineh, in the
Land Of Shinar," for his efforts to propagate
the trnth.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-12-12
CHOICE CUTS.
A gas bill is not a light affair.

A gas bill IS not light affair.
a Nebraska justice held a sheep
thief in S3,000,O0O bail.
Krupp has made $1,000 guns of va
rious calibers since 1847.
There are only two printing Offices
in the whole Of Siberia.
Painting on lace "a device originated
by an American lady. took . medal at
the Paris Exposition.
Having hired Hall, the New York
World will now be heard to better
advantage, perhaps.-Buffalo Ex-
pr sss.
Sudden JOY has been known to kill
several hundred people, SO we always
take our JOY slowly-through straw.
Statistics show that more boys than
girls are born in Great Britain, but
that there are about million more
women than men in the kingdom.
A Missouri woman keeps up a bar
in her house for her husband to pat
ronize. and in this way keeps him at
home. besides, getting all his money.
The responsibility Of the manager
of the Paris Exhibition sinks into in
significance when compared with that
OF new conductor on a street car.
A colored woman who sat down on
bee hive to watch the progress Of q
fire in Russellville. KY, left her seat
before the close of the entertainment.
4 piece Of good news from South
Carolina is the announcement in the
Governor S message that the attend
ance upon the public schools last year
was nearly 1900 greater than the
year before.
1.-The Lord loveth cheerful giyer.
but there's no use chucking copper
cen. into a contribution box loud
enough to make the folks on the back
seat think the communion service has
tufnbled OFF the altar.
A curiosity in typographical blum.
dering is noted in connection with
the Official list Of awards made 70
British exhibitors at the Paris Exhi-
bitiOn, which claims to have bean
Issued by order Of his Royal Bib
ness the Prince Of AaleS!''