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chicago Cattle MARKET.
June l0.-The DrorerS JoarHa!

CHICAGO, June iO.-The DrorerS Journal
reports:
CArTLE-Receipts 5, 800; shipments 1000.
Market slow and q shade lower; shipping
81 00a5 25, feeders and stockers unchanged
at $3 OOa3 So butchers weak, cows So 60a
5 20, bulls s. Coa3 25, Texas 50 40aS 80.
HoGs-Receipts %, 900; shipments $500.
Market opened quiet and closed weak;
heavy sold at s. 60aS 20, light So 3oa3 45,
mixed s. 30a3 90.
sHRRP-Rece!pts 40; shipments e70.
Slight impror emrnt. >. s? 50a5 60.
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lApocRYPHAI srArEMEgrs,

CossrAsrrNoPLE, June 10.-The Min
lister Of Foreign Affairs telegraphed yes.
terday to the Turkish Ambassador at
London, positively declaring apoeryphal
the statement that the Porte had issued
. memorandum relative TO the pressure
exercised by the Russian Plenipotentia.
ries during the negotiation Of the treaty
Of San Stefano.
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Marine IutelIIgence.

SAN Francisco, June l0.-Arriyed-
The British Frigate Shah, from Acu.
pulco. Jno. H. Snow, chief mate oil the
ship, Thos. Y. Reed, OF New York, and Jas,
Arnold were arrested on the charge oi
numbering, about n year ago In China, the
second mate Of the ship o. P. Whit
more, Of Baltimore.
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TOLEDO, June lo.-wheat- Weak and
lower; No. l white Michigan 81 IA asked,
amber Michigan spot Sl0e, seller June
81 IOSH, seller July 81 06, seller Au.
gust 81 co; No 2 do 81 0I, No. Q red winter
spot held at 81 06hr Sl06 bid, seller July
81 02, rejected red 9Sc, rejected Wabash
7c. Corn-Dulli high mixed 4lkc, No 2
spot 40ifc. seller July AZ asked; reject
ed SIG, damaged SS1fc. Oats-Inaetiyc.
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SAN FRAScIsoo, June lO.-Portland
dispatch: The latest election returns
show conclusively that the Republican
State ticket has been elected. P. X. Hines,
Republican candidate for Congress, has
been defeated by at least 500 majority.
The Legislature on joint ballot will have
q Democratic majority Of 1870 Demo-
Gratis to 80 Republicans and 4 Independ.
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, June 1O.-CArrLR-Re.
eeipts since and including Friday last 6,l17
head Of through and S9l Of local. Total
for the week ending this day 6,0s6 head Of
through..and 1852 Of local, against 1884
through and 799 local week before. Sell.
Ing at about last weeks prices.
HoGs-Receipts $500 head. Total for
the week 1850, against 1890 week be.
fore. Workers s. 60aS 90, Philadelphia
s. 70aS IS.
sHERp-Receipts 5000 head. Total for
the week 10000, against 10,700 week be.
fore. Selling slow at last weeks prices.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Flocking 10 the Peace Congress
ST. PETERSBURG, June 10.-Gortschs.
kofi. accompanied by Barons Jonuni and
Fredericks, and several Secretaries, start.
ed for Berlin to-day.
ROME, June 10.-Count Corti, the 1tal.
ian plenipotentiary to the Congress,
started for Berlin today.
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NKw YORK, June lo.-Business con.
tinues light with commission houses and
importers, and the jobbing trade Is quiet.
Cotton goods inactv but generally steady.
Grain bags firm and 10 good demand.
Prints dull, some makes lobbing at low
figures. Woolen goods In moderate request.
Foreign goods quiet.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-strong.
STATE BoNDs-Dull,

sTooKs-lrregulAr at the opening; N orth.
western, st. Paul, Wabash and Erie de.
clined Il 10 ~, while the remainder OF the
List was buoyant with Michigan Central,
Lake Shore, Western Union and C. G. q.
d ]. M the features, the last named adyanc.
ing2 per cent, TO 3S, and later reacting To
SAX. Coal shares were also strong, and
advanced ial per cent. During the
afternoon the market was dull and prices
yielded fraction, but at the close
there was general advance Of 4 TO per
cent, New York Central and Morris Il
Essex selling at the highest price Of the
day.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares,
OF which $500 were New York Central,
10000 Erie, 5000 Lake Shore, 5000 Wa.
bash, 1900 Northwestern common, 1,600
preferred, 1,l00 Rock Island, 1900 vt.
Paul common, 5000 LackAwanna, $500
Delaware d Hudson, 1850 Morris 4 Essex,
5000 Michigan Central, $500 G. c. @. d T.,
5000 Ohios, and II, 900 Western Union.
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Minor Telegrams.

Thomas Winans, Of Baltimore, Nd,
is dead.
Francis Murphy has begun an eight
days campaign in Worcester, Mass.-672
signatures the frst night.
The United States Senate authorized
the Legislature OF New Hampshire TO
elect United States Senator for the en-
suing term.
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NEW ORLEANS, June 10.-Cot1ee-Dull;
Rio cargoes ordinary TO prime Il 4Ifal73tc
gold. Sugar-Quiet; inferior to good com.
mon 6a8Ac, common to good common
6Ta71fc, yellow clarified Sfas1sc. No.
aNes--Quiet; common 20A2So. fair 26a2sc.
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ArmIng the Militia.

WASHINGTON, June Ex-Governor
Hartranft writes to the War Department
that he is putting the militia Of Pennsyl-
yania ia q thorough state Of discipline 50
as to be ready for any outbreak similar TO
that Of last year that may occur during
the present summer, and has made a re.
quisition for the State's quota Of arms
The Secretary OF War has replied that
the department has no authroity Of law to
loan arms even TO State authorities. Arms
can only be furnished to the State under
and in accordance with the law govern
ing the arming Of the militia. That law
does not authorize loan, but provides
an annual appropriation OF 100000,
which can be used to furnish arms to the
States. This sum, when divided among
the States, is found to be very inadequate,
but It can not be lawfully exceeded. | am
advised by the Chief Of Ordnance that the
State OF Pennsylvania has oyerdrawn her
quota both for this year and the nsxt, and
an emergency only would justify a furth.
er advance.
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Wsu President Hayes learned oil An
I,,n,, lru. character, over a year ago
I,uini. Stcri,ry sent the following
NJ, I, d. Secretary Of State withdraw
4, 4. ,ppOiutment 10 consulship:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, |
WlsHISa1OS, May %, 1877. !
,n,,, Mr. sLcRErARY:-lt the com.
.;.,;ss Ior which the President signed
:. IN. Il. IN in,l. for James Z. Anderson
:, ,C,,,sI Of the United States at Fun
~ Iv no, been delivered to the ap'
~, y . NE President will be pleased to
L,t, Ioa retain possession Of it until fur
N isqliries as to Mr. AudersOns char
M ", instituted.
Very truly yonrS,
aW. K. ROGERS,
"Ifiuuis Steretary.
sIR Sudarg qfSait: Pre'eH'."
his um over a year ago, recollect
,L,s,n thlt The President did not in
1alLll any such cattle should Gil AT
g. splsr BIZ administration.
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MADISON, IND, June lO.-The Evening
Courier publishes a report Of peach
growers convention in Milton, KY,
which shoWs the crop Of Trimble county
to be at least 100000 bushels the present
aeAAon.
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AUGUSTA, Ga, June l0.-A heavy
storm Of wind and hail blew down Wynn's
gun mandatory, at Belair, and many
out houses and fences, and cut down
the corn and cotton. Three children were
killed.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and Stocks.

NEW YORK, June lO.-MosKY-C Closes
easy at21aSk per cent. Prime msrcan.
tile paper say per cent Customs re-
ceipts $25S,0o0 The Assistant Treasurer
disbursed $4,000. ClearingS $4,000 900.
Sterling, strong; long 4.s5, short 4.s7.
GoLD-0pened and closed at 100iS; sales
In the interim at 10l. Borrowing rates
nAr cant To fat.
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WARRINGTON, June9.-Ths Democrats
are somewhat disturbed BY Gen. Butlsr's
blunt declaration that the committee
were engaged upon work that looked
directly 10 impeachment.
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h, III. Democracy to explain
NJ hl'.i.b.l !, ,It tbs, 100000 that was Of:
~ ,a I''JsI, IaI,. I..ri..se, Of Louisiana, il
h'l ..,gs,,t II., hi. vote for TiIden in the
rl..ln,lCOIIege.
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ALTHOUGH convinced Of Bishop Nc
Coskry's guilt, the diocesan convention
Of Michigan have out Of pity for broker
down old man, past 70 years Of age, voted
him an annuity for the present Of 81 500
He has virtually confessed his guilt BY
renewing his letter Of resignation to The
Presiding Bishop, as follows:
"Having heretofore presented my res
icnation Of Jurisdiction Of and over The
Diocese Of Michigan, and subsequently
Withdrawn the same, l now desire, anC
do hereby resign my jurisdiction over tht
same, and do further resign and relin.
quish my office as Bishop In the Protest
ant Episcopal Church oil the United
States, and desire that the House OF Bish
ops may meet at the earliest convenient
season TO consider and act upon this res
ignation, upon such length and manner
Of notice "a shall be thought best by th'
presiding Bishop.
SAMUEL A. McCosKRY.
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PITTSBURGH, June 10. Petroleum.
Crude 81 S35f at Parker's for immediate
shipment; refined dull at 111Ec, Philadel.
phia delivery.
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~. York Commercial, which rep
l1l W. ,tl,in element Of political
'..s ...,, nr,dict. that the Republicans
'ntI, ~ n ~ o,lional convention in 1880.
~ ~, ~, ,t,i, choice for President will
''''s Nv I,, sno.p in advance, It declares
! =" \. ',,,,n,iop, W" have become unpopn'
;" ~. 6iu.i.Worlb noticing as indi'
W ,Lo, ,b. uinds Of rome men are
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,r. ,,hli.b an interesting European
,,,, W. hon. Dr.. Jsp.on thi' morning He
,"Jo l'. l.,,. vienna for Switzerland on
~ S1or Ina. on hi. way to Paris, and
vs. y ~ ,l,,c. be viii come on to England
w. y ~, tb,l All John hay, at Burnley,
,,.,,.si,. uho.e cotton mill was fred
y D. 4. ,,,,o, riot. is a cousin Of the Doc
~, Ewr window in his mills and
.,,,,b hi. residence was broken.
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Weather Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OyvicH or IHH CHIKY HieaAL OVHicIR,
WARRINGTON, D. @, June Ill A. Y.
RonABrIiTIK

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
higher pressure, northwest to southwest
winds, generally warmer, clear or partly
cloudy weather.
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VIM. Cullen Bryant,

WIN. Cuiien Bryant.
NEw YORK, June 10.-The condition
Of Wm. Cullen Bryantis becoming alarm>
ing.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

TO TIE DAILY IyrE1LIeENcER
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stoppage Of mills.
FALL RIVER, June 10.-About half the
mills 10 the city are stopped for this week.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-01-29
NIL DEsPERANn1Tw

n facYw,A
~ ev ues perandum, never dasna.u
And free thv , n,,u eEutns thy leading star.
Home gl;ry,,, anlna from all gloom ana go
riff IN s al IN the distant far s@re'
Ike - s,, snS clouds. light beyons
The ,ela nj specks OF JOY lighting sorros
Da1o, asn s' sneen of the setting snn
sno'es splendor of the morrow w"
T6 I,r - llaassIortune's storms surronna 4,.
And fh 1unelilg neart filled with fear ny Dara-
M NY Soul submerged in giaor -
A,5 1 .', al the world looks sad asd ~ S uarK
Er; mnsn fortune frowns on evary siJa
r,,a lie 3!l then leave like birds 81 sue,
V VII III up thy soul and stern tba SUMNER t;a
"eAr thy ills without rnurmn mr. slue--
Az MI mariner on the ocean vida
And sees st ao, wnere storms and breakers roar
No D trai nas some hopes to reach the shore
VIII s oler IA wild, unknown land
p,, " no lo SEES danger and death aronnd
~ 1--we, yves mat succor is close at hand
u 'i'a' renef will soon be found.
there 1s is no lot in the life Of ma,
-, however dark, however sad
Anot On stricken by famine,s r,+b,
,rh nut ~ ne some hopeful moments had ""nuh
in I'D, Kept his sinking heart from daSao,.
Inen up and do, and be man
A9u 10 trust that God is alwavs +bbono
TOT ne conquers who thinks he cor
IDAHO CRY. I. T.. GEO. W. CHASE.
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FOREST KING ALL RIGHT.
The Ledge Cut at a Depth of Ninety Feet

Messrs. Daily, Driscoll & Moriarty,
the present owners of this mine, have
run tunnel the distance of 100 feet,
and cut the vein 90 feet from tlle surface
in perpendicular height. They struck
the ledge last Saturday evening, and
before coming to town had cut into it
two feet and found no sign of the
other wall. The ore brought down
shows plentifully of gold, and pros
poets better than any heretofore taken
out, and very regular, which is aper-
manent sign. They believe the ledge
to be of immense proportions. This
is certainly very important develop
ment, and the owners deserve much
credit for their perseverance. Two
men run 100 feet in seven weeks and
timbered it up; and all blasting
ground at that. 1t will be remem-
bered that last summer this mine Gre
ated quite an excitement and was
bonded to Mr.. James Monroe for $40,-
900, who went East and raised COM
pany to take it. providing it should
continue distance of 40 feet in depth,
which it failed to do. Had those
mouied men been willing to have
spent few hundred dollars at that
time in prospecting the mine, they
would haze had one of the best mines
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in the Territory today; but it has
generally been the case in this country
that capitalists have been over eau
tious with their money, and never
willing to take any chances wha ever.
which has been a severe drawback to
this section, as all the prospecting
and developing Of the mines has
been done by, poor men.
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OUR THEATRE.

Last Friday evening the pleasure
seeking portion Of the community Of
Idaho City were again treated to a
magnificent performance by our anna
Pteur troupe, consisting of A. G. b.
mar, manager, Prof. P. D. RothwelI,
Q. e. Jones, w. s. Galbreaith, r. A.
Goodlifee, E. W. Jones, J. G. Rob-
bins, Hon. l. S. Weller, Mrs. Bomar
and Mrs. Sue Hill, the splendid
drama, "Still Waters Run Deep. All
unite in saying that never before on
any one occasion were so many PEG.
pie seated in Good Templar Hall, the
number being nearly two hundred.
This is the best evidence we can give
that the people fully appreciate the
troupe. No troupe has given such
universal satisfaction in Idaho as this
one.
1t will be remembered that Mr.. and
Mrs. Bomar, Joe Robbins and Ralph
Goodliffe were at one time leading
characters in the Silver City troupe.
Mrs Hill has also had much expert
ence on the stage, and is hard to ex-
eel in any country. From their ma
neuvers and appearance on the stage
it is very difficult to perceive that the
remainder are new hands at the bust
ness. Sam Weller, with his comic
song and local hits brought down the
house with such prolonged cheers that
he was compelled to reappear. R. A.
Goodliffe followed suit and was served
in like manner. Considering her age
we think Miss Nettie Hill deserves
much credit for the efficient manner in
which she sang before such an audi
ence. The evenings entertainment
concluded with the farce, "The Mis-
chievous Negro" which vas received
with hearty applause. AS for Joe
he need never apply for the
position of nurse in any family.
Mr.. Bomar, the Manager, under
took and accomplished what several
have tried here before and failed in,
viz: to make a success of a local
troupe. Under his immediate super
vision was erected the stage, one of
the neatest and best arranged to be
found in the mountains. The scenery,
painted by Messrs. Bomar and Good
life, is splendid
The entertainment was made
lively and enjoyable by Billy Tincher's
string band, which never fails to give
unlimited satisfaction. The only |
that was displeasing to US old bache-
ors was the perpetual yelling of sew
sral obstrippcrous babies, making it
almost impossible to hear anything
said.
The young ladies all looked pleased,
If course, owing TO the small amount
If RI ON. They had an excuse to sit
lose up to the gentlemen, which con-
luct appeared all right to
CRITIc.
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Spefial Yntifes.
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c, |
will send 8 recipe that will cure YOU.
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary i SoutI,
America. Send a selfaddressed envelopes
to the REV. JOSEPH t. INMAN, Station ID.
Bible House, New York City. T1y.
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Gem. at|eekly WarId.
postomce Hours.

.nc week Gays, until further notice,
D nnaateffice will be kept open from seven
he + Until until nine P. M,
y. d un from halfpast twelve to one,
!, Sa son four until six 2 NJ.
~ MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
Money Order Office will not be
lnea - If ali on Sundays; and no Money
bpe u business will be transacted on Sat
trael D affer four o'clock 2. M.
lrdsy0 " S, G. SILSBY,
.,.,o City. Dec. 3, 1875. Postmaster
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Religious Services.

n.n,,lar services will be held in the M.
|, M SS5urcb next Sunday at II A. NJ. and Z
= Sunday school at 2P. N.
n..,lor services in the Catholic Church
nv %;o CITY at II A. NJ. and 7P.M Cate
,hism at SP NJ.
p pocnlnr services in Catholic Church at
Mt. nI Creek at II A. NJ. and 7P.M.
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THE SUB ROSA,
The Three Hundred Thousand dollar N;no


I'D. WoRLD:-Following is brief
account of my trip to the Sub Rosa
gold bearing quartz mine. The trip
was a pleasant one. The people
along the road were very hospitable
indeed, especially at Idaho City and
at the mine. The object of the trip
was to survey the mine and to make
a pencil sketch of its natural surround
lngs, together with the mill aad other
improvements. Strange to say. this
mine is known to but few. It's on
iy about 40 miles northeast of Boise
City by the road. It's elevation mot
known) is about 5000 feet above the
sea level. Its advantages consist in
plenty OF timber, a good supply of wa
ter, the nearness of the mill to the
mine, and good road to and from
Idaho City. The strike of the ledge
bears north 563 degrees west and
south 564 degrees east. 1t dips south
southeast 70 degrees and 80 minutes,
or at right angles TO the strike. So
tar as can be aScertained the ledge is
from twenty-five to thirty-four feet
thick. There are three tunnels, upper,
middle and lower. They are connect
ed by two shafts, fifty-four and fifty
seven feet respectively. Scarcely any
water is noticeable in the tunnels or
in the shafts The ore, which is de-
composed quartz, is taken ont with:
out the use OF powder. 1t is trans
ported to the mill by means of cars
and chute. The chute is $50 feet in
height and has fall of nearly 200
feet. The total Distance alons this
route from the shaft in the lower tun-
mel to tho mill is 85lA feet. The ore
bed is between two walls of ranite
In the bed are veins Of ore which pay
from 5000 to $500 per ton. Other
portions of the bed will pay from $40
to 500 per ton. This mine, which is
hardly opened, has paid from the first.
The last cleanup, which was made
when | was there, paid over $40 per
ton. With force of seventeen men,
the cook, and ten-stamp
mill, is paying over $500 per day clear
Of all expenses. A 25-stamp mill with
additional force would clear over
81 900 daily, all accidents and delays
.aken into consideration. At this
rate, which is not extravagant, the
nine would clear over 100000 year
Y. The owners, Messrs. w. w.
aooten, Thos. Elliot and Geo. Bald |
win bonded the mine sometime ago to
! responsible gentleman for a large
,um. They now regret their hastY
bargain. Whoever purchases this
nine will get it cheap at most any
rice. The ore bed is very extensive.
t is traceable along the surface up
he west side of a mountain to the
ummit and down two-thirds the way
N the east side. The ledge holds its
hickness throughout. This mine is
n the Boise Basin, Boise county, |. 1.
The Golden Basin is name better
uited to this locality, as it contains
many lodges.
A. L. R1NEARsoN, .. S. Deputy Mini
surveyor for Boise county.
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A CORRESPONDENT asks what would
be tie most appropriate present for a
gentleman that had braved the dan
gers Of the late Indian war. We
think a Gould-er brass medal, with a
bologna sausage in bold relief would
BE quite appropriate.
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THERE is quite a demand for the
books in the library of the public
school, These books have been care.
fully selected and cannot fail to bene-
6. all who read them.
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So FAR the MahOan has won com.
plete victors in every fight with the
statesman and the end is not yet.
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wovnERFUL cures have been, and are
,inS effected by PILES Certain Cure for
ET anm7orrhoids or PILES. For sale at the
|n,rc Store in this city.
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LOCAL News

FOOTBALL is still the rage. We
have some boys now that would be a
credit to Rugby school.
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. 6 COMPANY has been organized by
i .@''ners of the Upper Payette to
grist and saw mill. Mr..
Il farnham, one of the committee
% 4; to sell stock paid a visit
] = place last week for the pur-
/. selling stock. He disposed of
sS portion at $50 per share. We
s'aa that the people Boise county
sang an interest in home indus
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We are decidedly in favor OF hard
money, but our prejudices are not
strong enough to prohibit US from ac-
cepting greenbacks for debts due this
0Aice.
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MBs. FARNHAM, who has been spend
Eng a few days visiting friends here.
has returned to her home on the Up
rer Payette.