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HOW PUBLIC MONEY GOES.
Utmost stOO.0OO ADDED TO THE CON-
SULIR IND DIPLOMiTIC BILL.
Ray aud Mcmillan Given Al 900 Apiece
I'M Emphatic and Th"rm"n Indignant
Quarantine Uii-Gen. Batter Aroused.

a Quarantine Bru-Gen. Batter Aroused.
WASHINGTON, March 27.-In the Senate,
Mr.. Conkling Rep. y. W introduced u bill ap-
rroprintlng tjO0.000 for the improvement ~
Harlem river between Kundall's Island and the
Hudson river. Referred to the Committee on
Commerce.
Mr.. Conkling nlso presented petition Vt
business men Of New York against tho re-impo.
siton of tho income tax. and said that he
thought they rcmonsiratcl against It's revival
with abundant reasons. Referred to the Com
mittoc on Finance.
Mr.. Hoar Rep. Mass called up the rcsou.
ton 10 pay John Env and William l.. Mcmillan
Of Louisiana the sum OF $1,000 each.
Mr.. Bayard tDnm., Doll said Mr.. Pinchback
had received 100000 or $4,000 for his contest.
although he never snt n day in this body. lie
would not oppose the committee now. but he re-
grcttcd they had awarded any compensation.
Mr.. CockrcI Dem. Mo- said that in these
times of civil service reform It would bo exceed
ingly opportunc to stop these bad prcrrdcnis
II" was against paying any compensation to
contestants.
Mr. Conkling said II had long seemed to him
that thc usag" of paying compensation and
mllcag". regardless of the merits 81 contest
Mr. Thurman Dem. Ol snld that the practice
~ regard To- contests ought to bc abolished.
But h" thought Rny and Mcmillan must hc paid.
ur pinchhnrk had hrrn pnid
The resolution was nerocd to-ycas 80. y iys 7.
:, Th" S'nnir then wont on with the Pacific
ln.irpnd sinking Fund hll.
Mr.. Hin dom. Ga criticised the judiciary
tomWiti"r Ill Hs unconstitutional. but wished
Mnn"r-ig"d thnt =" pa No, r9inmit himself 20
toe on Railroads No power Legislative. cxn'-
utivr or judicial. could. under any rr'trncc
Whatever, change. adj t.. alter. or r,'srnd a
cuntral rN'oH upon I'll" allegation and proof
OF irauL ia 10, procur"mrni..
MIR. Bcrk Dem. Ky.l said that the Govern
flltIf AEfffN ~
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ADAMS In Philadelphia. on the 95th inst, Joseph
,kSlllEY ~ Meuut c'ihon Pa. - Friday evening,
March - S'rnh Ashley formerly OF Philadelphia In the
nrRptTr ~ .hn'on. No-.. on March Is. Mrs sally
tiosN i, S,u,6 .,,.aatc Nn... go Mich as Mrs.
St'h" 'p~ Wldnw oi J'ln t'os". asth ~ years and
cAs,lpY In rlaa'lrin, on ,lo 2a.l inst cs,hArine.
'LhI"N u rhlnd 'ri'. on the I'D Inst Mary
'AHEy-r rr''. \ g. March 70 Mrs Ellen Carey.
m,tlotef IS ,llcrnan T.. carry
,Hi>t r. ''' Vn,rh ~ ncS TSrG csrt lame. Mr
y cline marin. ncws reporter or Hoard Z" Trade aged
pNNK ~ -oi. r,'ic. Mass. on March - osgooi
hINSN"n. In ht'ton. on March -. Elizabeth Dns
fLii1Ir- il,nry Elliott .nilcnly. on March 81.
ser ti. ~ h. lat. rc lcnrc. ~ ta.t eiili st. on
conn. aus ! VI "a re-, on March 20
GIBSON Ia PIMA lcphia. on tn, 9Th inst, John Glib
GRiar In n,iamerc. on n,,ch q, Asnc. Ann Greer
G9hroN-ln Sace. M,'ns. on ,hr 2olli Inst. Marian
GNNtS AZ FTamniham' Mass, March 10. Iehabod
'.iI.NGRr III Philadelphia. on the raj inst. Mary
Giin"r" willow nj the late Anlrcw Gilmore. aged ~
iiArRIsoN In hudson. :. Y, cn March ~ William
hTly%ry a9i s Wien ~" Tn " month Tmn m yorc,
y Wiz 'nncl l.. daughter of the late ten Ehcnezer
..rNyf In 81 George, hnc on March :. Mrs Nancy
u o cart David llari. aged - years and II
nNGGENS-n Boston March 81, John narkcn.. aged
mEl'SiFFy ~ sogin llinrham; Ma;.. Marcn 10. Capt
Sit l,in,'yv q.'i ~ '''r'' i,m,m'n,n. And days
Wilton u ilolll,f % - rg.ior nt Hartford Avenue
XXX. ,n.n !, ,.f y. ~, '.,f q" m'"-
.nNrOll III 81. -'oro. Mamie. ON March 49, Mr. James
fA.KE!I. III, npr Ellnncti Maine on the 23i inst,
r"S ~ w.i"ca, SIX . ''e 1l rsf,
ArrGr t.. cl'rst ,"r o' j'hn A. AMI Matilda Hilton
,la,,r,s erwin, on rrd',. sau inst msr NJ, from
NihN>N' I'm n. ';'' Nais q Aic' saushtero.,
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Market quiet and rather weak NJ fa5c NJ for 'hohs"
and oG1bSc. Tor to rfrd veals
r. cstpt. ~ sli,rr rnd Rinh~ Mere litk ln,ds or
Ait head maxim. total ui TN snc, Monday aaa,h
a. i1i iuf the tint lnf week Tho nuu r.i
aud the market was lairly am mil stctiy ~ t',VT,.
2 r. tpr o riuiro slrct-the INSIDE ngttt i,r
rnr loid ui ~ ONO sheer I fd n. average
Rec, INT. vi huga WEN Is car lo,d- nr Z va heal
maxine ~ ~ >'r Monday agniu~, N,ris The taua
TIM last week Prices wr' nNrf and the mirSet was
duh ard W. aS WITH nrir ind ~ ohio hogs. iis BA aver
ngc. SOLD alive ri fiuTi. n iUO his
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sciIS,rPs
W fNRTED.

HAM,! rON-wEEks. In Sow orleans. on March II
b. The Re- = Wayne. waiter W. Hamilton nj Morgan
tit,. ll 90 Mi.s Nrli' " Weeks VI salem. Mass
MrtHEA-ELN ASTON In Philadelphia. on the 2ist
inst. lN the Re-, lr Ni.u Mr.. isanr 4 NcCrcn Of
de. rinr
MrS1CUOi,-vNN RtEk Niow In rhilndclrha on
Tluf~'ay tN'nin.. - iu.f 80 the residence o tho
hrrl .parni- ~ Ma!noit. Del. hy tn" Rev y \. Mac.
Nlrhui Of ti" Nrw irr.'N iuer, nee assisted by the
H. ~. q 7 Van hnrknuw 1rM " . racnt ~ tho vii.
min tom Conference. q. Rev g. MarNichm al tho
Miuingtou Conference in Miss N.ul Van Burkniow.
youngest dArgiii"ro " : Van rlrSal ~ E.q
VI, VII LiN-NtGiif In Nhau,. =. y. Of March -,
T., 'h' kr, Father iufd.r. vi lam cNuilen u New
York 20 CntIuiiuc T. MftiiiiNt Nlhats
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.srriv~d-Wt uNrsr,y. March n
- MORGAN t'ii, Rood NV O~icsn. March 10
- Hudson. tiig.f New urla,u.. March -
- Nhcufric G.N.. Lowe.
- iuiih. triig. l"uluu M'rrN -
- InurH~tcf. Nfii-. Fh' q luiuH
.pfiaif. FfHul D. IlN'f". N1fVh IA
~sti:f ui Vera wa. Van Sr" II ttdiit. March ~
=. frHHtnrtn. T.ics. t't ''iiHd.
e. r'iurlrsiun. fala fUui. thnrlcs'ou March ~
N't s.inif. Murphy. L,rruui March lj aud Queens
town I'm.
Siii G.tnnntne. Hawsou. L"nlon
siuiD flur-. " f'in.rf Hr ncu
Hirh 'rruntrs. = '''rSeu. nrrs Jan ~
Nars ru.nnrr. rauir. puW'aik
Bark annie 4 Ntrstihit fhttfr. Ncwry, Feb. o
rnfk ilir.n Lnnsa. Rua.i"su. G'nud
nagk i.Il, Nrrt,. kcai"r. NA'anlaD
park u ThH,.r. tru.lis. tifrructk
Rirh N'iu'. - Itch. iJ.muuii'
Bnk iucitr. AutrrNs Mithnfas
Barb kn-rnirrr.. Iohaus'n. Sih,anger.
Brig ilnrrrt e.. A. 'rl. it.rit tihrllo
Rri- llnfr' smith. Ntrts Mrtsin1
Brig Gro ltff.. irtt. niuiHr.
Hfif lf,u'. lu', e. bnrnu. Avr's and Montcvidco
lrig Mnrt Ner'rti. smith. Z. thar On.
Nris % . turI. scott. ~ IIrtlr
NrE Nmt \ lfur. ttttt nN. tatnna
~rhr t.anr oliver. rtuurll. Nrtiu.
.srlr = ttghvH. t.uu'il. So Ntr
Sclr N1rfhl. IitI.oH It rHnnra
Srhr Anri' lrrs NAN. - .d. y ,rH"ca
SChr li"ur, rtrkci. IT, WE. i'"ucrrrr
Schr ilniNr smith. ifr,. Pow Autoulo
Aho the u-uti river an crtuNts v",v'i.
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John Carey. n dock hand on ono Of the forty
boats o the central Railway OF New Jersey IL an app
cant for tho c.savng medal given By the Government
His record H. thntin iH77 1859 sis and 1904 he pulled
lerns out OF ihe Noth Ncr NJ the sk If ms own c,
amt that r hHs saved nssistcd ~ different
unirs the I'VE, OF eight others care, l. Intelligent and
mpl' - and di,kr.o ,lu \ ni Iit.. III, ANN
fifluu vs. mt a. Au.ifiu.tnii .irruHf
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The Result off, Dcbauch.

BosToN. March 27-N Waliham Mass. yes
triaY. James llrhn "h,'r ir'oNnai.l nconiuc ..,n
rl-rl 40 dispute WiN h.uoiIDr rtifhr hct h,r -rr,c
lr..vltl rNhrr HnHfn,lu- ltr n.f0, o. fi Do ,., ..
t'fh' hor-' wont " h'.l' street hf'-- tni iIiuf,l
r'" fH iNr lut N' ru.f'ui lurr hiu 90 Ilri ID, itu
returned home, Nh'lr Doe wa, ARRESTED %, the pni...
"' l.1 -'1,' unllN rNnn. lu'hDl fNo nrr ilrhiu i,
h" - ,rt' "i ili' mu'rr thuu-b 'eNcrri1 iiu.-'d,
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NEW ioRK. Wednesday. March 27-Rcceiuts
OF thieves were 30 car loads, or 1NGH head maxim, A
nmc ia,! week, The supply was too hcav, Tor the 'l,
mhnd NJ urmcr prizes, AMI sales slnw ~ rDdur
unu from MONDAY equal Ia yearly i,c Il n 4 ear load
q, nt lrN1n' ! lnhs average rnhu-ri hand. ~ - p
~, ""rn0u :. Y,i, -od uiit' .t,., r.nhi NON
,rin, gi ,,trt ia snl A. in,o,int. Ia dr,.. a, n.
al Ms
Receipts Of calves were sl7 head. making CIT for tho
last two days against 53e for the SAME time last week
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Officer Irrlhy. Of tlo Th'ny-Anh street
pnhcr WIS trrd fc,i lAaN 'togr rl silent SHuon the
har-c ct assault prclrtlI a.ain,i him hy Charles
kocrhcr OF Sh Fast nm, nrst street me testimony
showed that llcrlhN chased knerhcr who il nnl, 10
Nears OF nse, into hs house injured him severely about
the head aui arms. t.uhhcd kOerhcrs brother. and
broke Mrs kucrhcr, arm The nnic,r's defence Was
that he tried hoerer sNchrlng AT HIM md
being assaulted los The whole family. re- was obliged 10
defend himself with hscluh asiu,t women aud children
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OF Brnson'e Caprinr Porous I'nHl"gs. Tho
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LONDON March -. Edward T. Weston has
.hnlthg.d DANIEL OLeafy. the victor IN Tho rcccntlu
mInauona PEDESTRIAN contest " six days walking
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Turkish bp<hs. so cents. corner Bowery and
Broome o.. ssdSr Johnstons iewelry store. -Adp.
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BY using the healing preparation. Eiott's Car,
buic Snun, which cur,s oatlrd fnc,, - cents -dir
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-07-12
EDUCATIONAL.

we purpose henceforward to devote
one column Of our paper per week fol
educational purposes. Said colum,
may be filled by Communications from
any Of the teachers in Boise county
Or oy compositions from the. pupils
We also purpose to publish two prob
lens per week, and invite solutions
RON the pupils Of the various schools
ilrst, and if they fail to get the correct
answer, then we will ask tie teacher
or any other person that secs fit to
send Us the answer. The work must
always accompany the answer We
will publish the names If all those
that send US correct answers unless
otherwise requested.
We will begin this week by pub
fishing the two most difficult Prob
lens selected from the examination
paper for candidates for adj
mission as acknowledgment, June
and September, 1871.
An express company charges a GER
tam rate per pound per mile for the
llrst 90 miles, and al { Of this rate for
The excess over 80 miles. \ package
weighing go pounds is carried so
miles Tor 10 cents: how far may a
parcel weighing "a pounds be sent
for 81.
Q and D travel 100 miles together
by rail; d, intending 10 come back.
has a return ticket, for which he paws
hall as much again as c pays Tor his
ticket. They fnd that i travels
cheaper than e by 81 for every one
hundred miles Fiod the price Of the
tickets.
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ADA COUNTY ITEMS.
CONDENSED from the Idaboan

Eight settlers Of the Bruneau val
ley, who were driven here for safety
several weeks since by the Indians,
started for their homes again Monday
last to look after their stock, attend
70 rlpenlng crops, etc. Among those
who returned were i've Sons of Mr..
A. Robertson.
The follow officers were elected at
the municipal election last Monday:
Charles Himrod, Mayor; G. Jacobs,
y. ". Griffin, Fl. B. Eastman, John
Lemp, VIM. Jauman, CounciImen; L.
We'll, Treasurer; Fred High, Marshal.
Mr.. Thomas silyey has arrived from
Baker City, suffering IRON partial par
alysis Of the left side, brought about
by exposure.
On the next morning after Mr..
We'll was elected Treasurer of Boise
City Lis wife presented him with
twins.
Public school has closed for the
summer.
Hon. S. S. Fem is daily expected
from Washington City.
There is an ordinance against, dis
charging firearms inside the Boise
City limits.
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LFrom the statenman.l

AZ s o'clock 4. IT. Of the 9th How,
aid came upon the hostiles at Pilot
Rock in the Blue mountains, where
they occupied strong position. Col.
Bernard, as battalion commander,
with seven companies of cavalry,
charged the Indians and drove them
from their position, made a second
gallant charge and drove them to the
timber. The pursuit was suspended
Mt 1890 r. N. The sun was pouring
down intensely hot and the men had
been without water during the whole
fight. The pursuit was abandoned
because the horses and men were in
an unsafe condition. The Indians
were to be followed as close as posi-
bic the next day. The hostiles appear
10 be making toward the Wallowa
valley. It is not known how many
Indians were killed. Several hundred
head Of bosses, some ammunition, o.
lot H provisions, and camp equip
mcnts were captured from the lostilcs
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Ar Joseph Watson, an old old LA
aoan how RESTING in South Carolina,
N a letter renewing his subscription
70 the WoatD. has this to say:
4 would not Ike to tc without the
WORLD, as It serms like an old ac-
qusIatance, and when / see The arri-
'ais at tic Luna House Invariably
see the name Of some old friend,
Fiach is very cheering to me-, for my
n''d often returns to the years /
spent IN the Territories among the
ItS. Tod bless them, one and all.
@F' Watson says he is enjoying the
=. Of health. He is residing in the
beautiful little town of Kingstree,
'a'g miles from Charleston.
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Arrivals at the Luna House.

w. j. Chamberlain, Lard, mountains
Ed. Leigh, Boise City; Thos Elliott, Sub
Rosa; Jackson, Payette; Dave Harris,
kelton; 7. Marley, Good Hope mine;
Nose kempner, Rocky Bar; John Thorn
as city; G. b. Baldwin, Sub Rosa; Geo.
Brown, VIM. Tucker, Buckeye mine; VI.
+ Waldron, Ceaterville; d. Tincher, Sub
kosai Geo. Tucker and wife, Mrs. Splaine,
JAS, McCurdy, Pioneer; Geo. Esmond.
Garden valley; Dennis Noonan, p IT.,
Clark, Robert Emmett mine; VIM. Bark
or, Jas. Constable, city; Chas. Kinney
Warm Springs
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MISS ADA LEIGH, who had been on a
visit Of several weeks TO this place
returned to Boise City last Tuesday.
WE have received q travellers
guide, entitled, "ro the Rockies and
Beyond" 1t was sent by the passen.
ger and ticket agent of the Union Pa
cifc Railroad. The illustrations of
our western scenery are very neat.
Sent free on application. Address,
Thomas L. kinbalI, Omaha, Nebras-
ka.
A GOOD many men are prospecting
for quartz in this county.
Mr. Thomas SMYrHE has purchased
some very fine horses in Kentucky.
ALL those indebted to the WORLD
should remember that we wantmoaey.
Na NJ T. WMDRoN., merchant OF
CcntcrrlIle, paid this c ty u hasty visit
last Wednesday.
NRs WARREN TAYLOR is at Boise
City On a visit.
4 TUNNEL has been started 10 further
prospect the Ruby mine, owned by
Nessrs. Plowman & Douthit. Tie
nck is 81 hard it has to be blasted.
BT actual survey Bonanza City has
been found to be in Alturas, and not
Lemhi county, as has been supposed.
THIRTY thousand pounds Of salt
passed through this place for Crafts
4i', at Banner yesterday.
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warden Valley Grist and SEW Mills.

Nm. ~ q" mIII for the Garden Valley
q. company was shipped from
i. francisco - last Monday, and the
j s,S' '''II was ready to be shipped. A
4. .'Spnlc dispatch was sent order
i,r,' y Shipment yesterday. We arc
MI. 'lsa Oy Mr.. Kingsley that both
e,s,.; WI De on the ground ready for
0n Oy the 18th Of August.
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Something Wrong.

Cent proceedings ) Of tie Democratic
,Dns. - Committee Of Boise count,
aot i. only once in tho Mahoan-
n,ds !, mont, as was the proposition
a,,i.. = Us. The only reason we car
lat. j. 'of their non.appearance in the
Ike ! '+s . that Mr.. Boyakin would
finn j. s"0~ where the tin is to conc
''0rc fulfilling the contract
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BRYANT ON WORDS.

William Cullen Bryant will ever b.
remembered as master of the Eng
Iish language, and the world will res
ipect his Judgment above that OF an,
other American writer Read what
ho says 10 a young author Upon tho
Use of words:
u observe that you have used sey.
eral French expressions in your. arti
Gle. ! think, if you will stndy the
English language, you will find it cap.
aole OF expressing all that You may
have. | have always found so: and
IN all that have written | do not re-.
call an instance when | was tempted
to Use foreign word, but that on
searching found a better one in my
own language. Bcsinple, unaffected;
be honest IN your speaking and writ.
ing. Never use long word when n
short one will d.. d. not call a SPADE
we'll known, "bloug instrument of
manual industry; lei i home lie a
home, not residence; place place.
not a locality, atl SO OF the rest.
" here y short worl will do. Won NJ.
ways lose ~ usiag a long one. YouI
lose in clearnes<, You lose in honest
expression Of your meaning; and, in
the examination OF al men who arc
competent to judge, you lose in repu-
tation for ability. Tie only true way
10 shine even in this false world is to
be modest and unassuming. False.
hood may be very thick crust, but
in the course of time truth will find a
way through. Elegance Of language
may not be in the power Of all of us,
but simplicity and straightforward |
ness are. Write much as you would
speak; speak as you think"
These trief utterances come to us
With all the force of law, and they are
accepted by all men who have any
standing whatever as writer's, as the
csts Of good writing No educated
II cultured man disiigures his style
y strange and unusual words. In
very instance where I'll, false taste
) found, real ignorance and base
nperfcial culture will be found to be
he cause. More than this, as sug-
ested by Mr.. Bryant, the nse of need
,ssly long and unusual words will al
rays be found in company with dis.
onesty, and in every instance this
lass of writer's are destitute OF Lon. :
it and manly convictions. They i
lay be bought and sold like sheep.
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THE SITUATION Ar scorr's.

ScorFs, July 5-ll i, ut is re.
ported that there is n hand IF Indians
between here and Des Cinttes, tIlis
side Of the DalIes, and it il supposed
that they intend to make for the Go.
Iurnbia. either this way or near here,
to crossing The excitement is at .
high pitch now. About twenty-five
men are here, but have only three or
four guns ard very few reviewers.
We have sent to Tie DaIlcs for arms
If we caDnot get something encour-
aging in regard to arms by ? or 8
o'clock they arc going TO leave, and
the place will be deserted.
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PostoRce Iours.

nurinr week Gays, until further notice,
he Postoffice will be kept open from seven
!. NJ. until nine Z. N.
SUNDAYS from halt-past twelve to one,
nd from four until six + NJ.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
The Money Order Office will not be
o,,ened at all on Sundays; and no Money
nrler business viii be transacted Oh Sat
,,rdars after four o'clock p. III.
s. @. SILSBY,
Idaho City, Dec B, 1915. Postmaster
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the postoflicc at Idaho City
Boise Co, |. T., on the 18th day of July
which, IL not called for within thirty
days, will be sent to the dead letter Office
John Eva, e. D. Griffith, w. I. Miller,
A. j. Morse, Peter Wagner, Jeaan Won
fenont.
Persons calling for any of the above let.
ters will say advertised = and give date OF
list.
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INDIAN WAR NEWS
VOLUNTEERS FIGHT TIM Haeprr Il

oASYoS CRY (oregon) June 3D.
Fourteen volunteer citizen scouts went
out yesterday to learn the whereabouts
OF the Indians. They went to tho
FORKS Of John Day river, and up the
south fork eight niles, finding Indian
signs. They commenced EXAMINING.
the tracks, when suddenly man ap.
peafcd on q distant hill and called ont
n good English, "What are Won doing
down there" lie was taken to be a
white man, and threw the scouts some
what off their guard. The Indians
then got in the first fire, and APP cared
suddenly in large numbers. The
scouts returned the fire and started
BACK, firing as fast as they could, the
Indians trying to cut them off, jim
Clark, the leader Of the scouts. had
his horse shot under him and took TO-
the brush on the creek. Two others
were relieved Of their horses in the
same way, and took to the brush.
ONE MAN KILLED AND rwo WOUNDED.
\ young man named Aldrich was shot
through the head and killed instantly
The remaining ten escaped, although
TWO were wounded-George Durham,
who was shot in the hip, anil Frank
Informant, was shot through
the calf Of the leg. The wounded
viii be likely to recover. Adams
says they were attacked by ut least
700 Indians. the main body of the
indians are five miles further ahead |
They number between 100 and S0OI
warriors, and have 5000 head If stock
With them. Forty-three armed men
ave gone out from here to look after
hem. Nothing has been heard Of the
nen who took TO the brush. but Ad-
ms says it is impossible for these
zen 70 escape The brush patch is
arrow, and a'ong the creek, and the
len would have 10 come out OIL open
round to get out of the Indian lines.
The In ians may turn to the right
nd 60 towards the MalIeur river, or
ley may keep to the left and pass
10 the Columbia river valley below
10 CmatilIa. G
Howard ID thcugbt to be fifteen
lies in the rear Of the main body of .
adams, aud battle is expected every O
~.
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Speftal Notifes.
A CARD.

10 all who are suffering from the error.
ana indlscretions Of youth, nervous weak
ness early decay, loss of manhood, &c, !.
VIII SEND & recipe that will cure Won
FREE OF CHARGE. This greatremed,
was discovered by missionary soutI
America. Send a selfaddresscd enyeIon
70 the REV. JOSEPH I. INMAN, Station b
Bible House, New York City.
sep.25, '77-1y.
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let NIL ! y. Bolts has opened i Sc.
6 fOrs ".'e school, at her residence on
! + ~ Tor the benefit principal
Bets -. : smaller children. Mrs.
isIornel entire satisfaction, We are
lem i ~ = assistant teacher in the
Ildsbas'ss public school just closed.
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Fair Clean-Up.

A cleanup has just been made
from twenty tons Of Robert Emmett
ore. Ii went 500 per ton. Work at
taking out rock for anosher run will
be commenced ii day or two.
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nEoTIcE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT I HAVE
- appointed James II. Hawley. Esq. attorney
Ia 'act OF Con Healy & Co. with full power and
authority TO settle up tie business Of said arm and
fscs'Fe and receipt for all sums Of money due 10
SAD hfin' TIMOTHY DACEY.
for Con Healy Co.
leAHo clrY. May 10, lsTs-3od.l
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

~ hereby announce myself an hide
pendent candidate for SHERIFF Of Boise
county, subject to the decision Of the ~
ters thereof at the next November cleo
ton .JoHN W Rprr
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WONDERFUL cures have been, and are
being effected by PILE's Certain Cure for
Hemorrhoids or PILES. For sale at the
Drug Store in this city.
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No. l Coal Oil at retail at Coffin s.
Kennaly's.