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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-07-15
summons,

In the District Court Of the second Judicial Dis
rict of the Territory Of Idaho in and for the coun-
~ OF Boise
David Falk and Nathan Falk, eopartners doing
business under the firm name and style OF d. Falk
Il Co., plaintiffs. W. Bird Lotus, defendant:
-ru BIRD LOTUS: IN THE NAME or THE
! p ope OF the United states of the territory l
Idaho, son ara hereby notified thai there is now
on nie III the office OF the Clerk Of the District
Court Of the Second Judicial District of said Terri
tory In Idaho city. county Of toise. the comp amt
Of David Falk and Nathan Fak, demanding jndg-
mont against you for the sum OF Three Hundred
and Eighty-Three and 95-iu0 DolarB an account
for goods wares and merchandise sold and deliv-
cred 70 you by plaintiff At Boise city Idaho Terri
tory at your special instance and request See copy
Of complaint served herewith, and that unless
you appear aud answer to said complaint within
TN as after the service hereof, II served within
Boise comfy, and within twenty days ii served
out OF said county but within said Judicial District,
aud vi hin thirty days II served out of said Dis
triet textlnsiga Of the day 81 SERVICE, Judgment
viii be taken against You by default for the sum
of $3.50 05 and costs of suit.
10 testimony whereof l. A. 4. Richard
= q son. Jerk of said pistrics Court, have
| p hereunto set my hat q and affixed the seal
Of said Court. at Idaho city, this, 23d day
OF May. A. d, 1879. A. j., RICHARDSON.
BY Gro. W RrcHARDs Clerk
Deputy clerh
~
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elIl pUsusNiNe CO.. N0aWIGH, BONN.
bankrupt gIotice.

In the District Court OF the United states for the
Second judicial District OF Idaho Territory
In the matter of d. b. kmnel, bankrupt
Second Judicial District of Idaho Territory
At Boise City, Ada county, Idaho Terri DRY, June
9th, 1879
To the creditors of D. 3. Kimme of Idaho City.
Boise county. Idaho Territory-bankrupt,
You are hereby notified that warrant in bank
ruptcy has just been issued ont of the District
Court of the United states for the ID Judicial Dis
rlet OF Idaho Territory against the estate of D. B..
hlmmel IN the County OF Boise in said District,
who has been adjudged bankrupt upon his own
petition. That the payment OF any debts and the
delivery of any property belonging TO said bankrupt
to him or for his use. and the transfer of any prop.
erty by him are forbidden by law. That meeting
OF creditors OF said bankrupt d. B. kimmel, tc.wit,
Amt. of debts.
CREDITORS PLACE OF RES. DIS. ors.
Idaho Terry idaho TER. Taxes for 1878.
John Madden, Boise COLL IS 90 and legal IN
terest since
Now 1876
terest since
"a >, July, 1877.
of Idaho city, Boise COLT, alo 90 and legal in
terest since
n n, July, 1877.
San Francisco, Cal, l57 90 and legal in.
terest since
1861
ljudsmentl 1,429 60 and legal in
terest since
u re-, May 20, 1877.
- ''"'is bolse Coil, 50 90 and legal in
terest since
lauer&swinn, Boise COLT, 70 so and legal in.
crest since
~ ,,r, ,, 1871
70 prove their debts and choose one or mora as
is au,s Oh ms estate i'll be held ut Court of
n"'sSlrnpcy to be holden the I'D day Of July, A.
Stout, in the City OF Boise. Ada county r.r,;tlrs
ruptcy. y, siS nsy ~ b"hk
JGne2o-4w '0t Saio Dist'let'
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l'aGnE IS probably 10 public or pri.
vatc establishments 10 the world
which presents 50 many varieties Of
nationality ard religion as the gov
ernuei't printing Office at saraievo, IN
Bosnio There IRE among its employ
g three Rebemians, one Corinthiau,
one Cfoai, three from lower Austria,
one Roumeian, twelve Turks, two
Servians, one Afghan, one Prussian,
one Russian and one Dalmatian, while
10 religion there are twelve Moham-
medaus, one Prussian evangelical, sew
eral orthodox Greeks. one innate
Greek aud several Roman Catholics.
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Lost. strayed or stolen.

AIINE HEAD or HORSES, LAST SEEN AT THE
III star Ranch, on about the last Of November.
1878 one small roam mare. black name and tail and
Ind 4 bell on One year Ing horse colt, dark bay
or brown. one yeTling bay mare cold. One good.
sized pinto mare. eight or nine years old. one
light grey horse, seven or eight years old. One
sorre h5rse colt, with ball face, three years Old.
said Il X horses heiig branded with on the left
shoulder. Also one iron grey horse. FIVE or six
years old hind feet white and saddle mark on left
side Tn of ears white One roam horse. ball faced.
four white fact. branded left shoulder with as
shown above, ON left zip With horses head and
-; and one iour-year old pinto mare colt,
/ will pay s25 reward to anyone giving me in
formation as to their whereabouts.
Address, sip PRIMO, Idaho city. Idaho
july l1-2m.
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Coating an obelislx.

The famous Egyptian obcliSk, which
was recently set up on The banks OF
the Thames, and which il was found
would rapidly become disorgani2ed
by the action Of the peculior atmos
phere, has been coated with silioious
wash, which, It is believed, viii sue
cessfolly protect lis surface for years
The effect Of the process, it is said,
has surpassed expectation. and is on.
" 10 be compared to the restoration
of an cd oil painting. The obe.islS
now appears as if inat chiselcd from
the rock, showing lis original colors,
the qnaitz and feldspar glittefing in
The sunlight. The intaglio also Genes
upt much more distinctly distinctly than before.
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Summons.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
rict Of the Territory OF Idaho, and for the
W OF Buise.
d, Speigel, pl intiif. VS.. Bird LOTUS, defendants
TO BIRD LOTUS; IN THE NAME OF THE
I People of he United States of the Territory of
Idaho, son are hereby notified that there is on
file In the Office OF the Clerk OF the District Court
Of the SECOND Judicial District OF said Territory in
ldaho City, County of Boise, the complaint OF d.
speigel, demanding judgment against you for the
sum of Two Hundred and sixty -Four and 60-l0O
Dollars on balances at an sceount for goods. wares
aud merchandise sad and delivered to you at Boise
CITY Ada county, |. A., between the first day of
January, 1878, and the ga day u May, 1879 at
your special Instance aud request [See copy of
complaint sent herewith, ana that uuless You APP
pear aud answer TO said complaint within ten DAYS
after the service hereof. il served within Boise
county, and within twenty days If served out of
sbid county but within satd judicial District. and
within thrty d4ys II served out of aaid District Tex
elusive Of the day of seryicel, Judgment win be
taken against you by defaHlt for the of 1894 90
and Gusts OF suit
ax,ssss,s In testimony whereof /. A. l., Richard
iRE&S4l sou, CLERK Of said District Goi.rt. have
$1,000 hfreEnto set my hand and fixed the seal
Of said Court, ut Idaho City, this, 23d day OF May,
A. u. 1879.
A. T.. RICHARDSON
by oEo. W, RIcHARns Clerk
Deputy Clerk.
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Summons.

IL the District Court'of the Second Judicial Dis
~ OF Boise '--0 e''a
VIM II Rldenhangh. administrator of the estata
w, Is Morris, deceased. plaintiff, VS. Bird Lotus
ESQ BIRD LOTUS: IN THE NAME OF ,rrt,s
People OF the United States OF tina srerritnry
OF idahe YOU are hereby notified teat there is n,s
on he IN the oiice OF the Clerk Of tn District Conn.
OF mo Second judicial District of said l,erri,ory
N Idaho City, County OF Boise the compliant ~
VIM. IL Ridenhaush. administrator OF the estata
oi ". H. Morris, deceased. demanding iudnn,art
against Non Tor he sum nf Six Hundred and Eiev
en- ano Z-i0o Dollars and interest on an account f,r
noar' hlsa' and bran sold ana delivered to ynn nv
plaihtin az Boise city, Idaho Territory At s,,,r
special instance ard request ISee rapy of con,
patht served herewith, and that unless Won anne.
ava answer to sani complsiut withia teu davs H..
Tue service hereof, If served Within Bns, ennntv
ami Nlthih twenty adys Il served ont of said ,1,
W put Within SAID Judicial District and wiil1n tbi,
y Gays II served oNt of said District texrinsi 81
tae cay OF eryiee judgIAent will be tlken aaainst
You by default for the sum Of s6i y and intcrest
and costs OF suit. 'N'eAes'
GSrsTEsfN Ia testimony whereof l. A. T. Richard
sss1GSfl sou, Clerk OF sand Court, haze herennto
set my hand and affixed he Seal Of saia
1879. 81 o4g;rtppaS. r. u.
b. GEo. W. RicaAhns ~,
repnts Llerk
June "a, 7a-am.
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l'nE IMAM who spends lifetime in
investigating the idiosyucrasies Of the
spinal column Of an insect only known
ia Central Africa, and which can only
be seen under il powerful microscope,
generally gets monument and elect
cd 60 various societies, while the man
who gets w tenceut sandwich and
sails il for half dime lives his allot.
ted span and dies without causing .
ripple of excitement.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-07-15

I'Hg Salt Lake Herald is informed
that the grasshoppers in thatregion are
attacked by a deadly enemy whose
sting is death On Provo bench the
grasshappers are dying BY the bushel
little fly Of singular kind gets on
the ironeIad and poisons it SO that
itswells and dies. The sting Of the
ily is certain death
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YicE PRgslnENr STARK, Of the North
ern Pacific, escorted by company Of
the sixth Infantry, has left Fort Lin
cola 10 Inspect the railroad surveys
along tie Little Missouri, west Of Hart
river The military will remain on
tho ground as protection for the
grading party, which arc to be in
creased in number, and the railroad
work pushed ahead with greater &C.
tiyily
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A HAppLY ggER' temperance society
has been formed down east When =
member is ashed il he drinks, he says.
hardly ever, but il do it's about
this time Of day.
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Motice.

hRoTIGE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
f% poll taxes are now due. Tax payers re-
questea to come forward and settle. In my alb
arnee Mr. ]. p Swim is authorized to transact the
usntst Of the Office flee at j. p Swinn's store
on Main street. ALEX. ORCHARD,
Assessor and ex- Oflicio Tax Collector of Boise
May 20-4w
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A GIRi. named Smith. and only sew
enteen years Of age, was arrested in
Salem, Oregon, short time ago, for
passing counterfeit s. 80 gold pieces
d, Albany. A large number Of them
were found concealed on her person,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-07-15

n. NJ NJ pssi not easily earned in these times
Will jnet II can be made in three months
u \ 4 uS any one of either SEX il any nan
eNAk OK The country, who is willing "a WORK
RAH steadily at the employment MAT NO
iu'hish sd6 per week inyoor own
night nj YOU YOU need not be away from home over
OF only Your spare moments NJ. ha'. - vac work
once can over so per day. Au WHO ensale A.
poue van MAKE money fast, At the present t'ne
othcr basbess % made So easily ami rapidly al ANY
~ Terms and s. outit free. Al 49, 'ne must
S--Jnly ai77-ly' F'' Nislhe'
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Ii is reported that Jay Gould, who
owns the New York Tribune, will
start Republican paper in Portland,
Oregon, on gigantic scale.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-07-15
Notice to Delinquent rax-Payers

E WILL. COMMENCE st 1T AGAIN IT. ALL PER
\ sons who fail TO pay their delinquent taxes by
the first day of July. This is positively the last
notice. and costs will bs saved by settling on or
before that date JAMES II. II AwLEY.
District Attorney.
TIL July lst
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1'HE Italian Ministry has rendered
ils resisnation
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EIanr thousand cattle will be driven
from the Pacific coast to Cheyenne this
season
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a. q. MoDouGML addressed the
Workingmcn's Club at Salinas City,
California. few evenings ago.
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SEATTLE. Washington Territory. Is
nineteen thousand dollars in debt
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u. Ks!Ea - m II ~.
STOP! l-O01

One mex T shot Revolver ~ WV "a
Dixie Z shot Revolver. plain, y wv
Dixie Z shot Revolver, Ions rlchl IA
Dixie shot Revolver. 80, long ane I'd
somely engraved, vo' .S
Dixie shot Revolver, plain, =, W.
Dixie 5 shot Revolver, So, engFasss .sris u
Dixie S shot Revolver, Al, extra a .'",,s IA
engraved, se' 'sssl
All of the above are lifted W. n, IN
removing. Warranted. full Nsss r:rsN
manship, Distance ana secursss stvrss
passed. Sent by nail on reeelg' p,slass.
Money by registered letter o. .x sSshss
our risk. Local agents Mahte ~ EnsS
address, The Unoas Pistol "
July l, 'Ts-3m.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11
EEl.HAECk GROVE.

Our reports from Bismarck Grove this
morning are quite voluminous, but tie
Liberal camp meeting now in progress there
is matter Of interest 10 a great many OF
our readers-no: only TO the Liberals and
Spiritualisls who are directly concerned in
the meeting, but to Christian people also,
who want 10 know what IL being said and
done by the 'IBfdeIs."
The Liberals are quite encouraged by
the Euccess OF their meeting, and find the
attendance larger than they expected
During Sunday there were nearly as many
persons on the grounds as attended the frs,
Sunday Of the Temperance camp meeting
when the audience was estimated at twelve
thousand.
The meeting continues till Friday Of this
week. The failure Of Col. IugersolI Il
come was a serious disappointment, and
kept great many away. II it could have
been positively known that he would have
been there last Sunday, the audience would
undoubtedly have been the largest eve,
gathered in the Grove.
Everything was orderly and de,orous
There were no drinking stands nor shops Of
any other kind within the enclosure The
rain Of few days before had put I'll,
grounds in fle condition, the weather was
perfect, and the conditions" were all
favorable for pleasant time.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11
LITTLE EVERYTHING,

Earksdale spared Dixon's vile ami 81,
children.
Gen. Walker iavors the employment Of
women as census takers.
The oysters are among the latest arrivals
from the eastern watering places.
Some men pay attention who never paw
anything elze.-Danieisonyille Sentinel.
The chromo that comes with package OF
tea is less 4 work Of art than is the stuti
called tea.
There is 8 painful mystery about Mrs
Sprague's movements. IL "a time for Sens-
tor Linck TO make some more staten ents.
Old Peter Cooper wishes his son Edward
were an air cushion for sb1ut FIVE minutes
He would cit down on him.-New Orleans
Picayune.
Sitting Bull, who is about to be required
to entertain several visiting statesmen, asks
casually if they take him for a returning
| board.
A louisville girl OF 1G has been twice
married and twice divorced, which prove:
conclusively that there's nothiug like blue
grass.
/. is ruIaored that Mr.. Field il about
to adopt the tactics of the widow Oliver
and brins breach OF promise suit agsins
Uncle Tilden.
"What is your name?' asked teacher
Of boy. my name is JULIE" was the re-
ply; whereupon the teacher impressively
said, You should have said Julius, sir.
And now, my lad" turning 10 another boy
what is your name" Bilious, sir."-
| Philadelnhia Press
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11
The oneida Community


The sudden conversion Of Dr.. John
Noyes, the head of the Oneida Community,
TO new views on the subject of marriage,
was undoubtedly caused by the example
and influence Of younger members Of the
Community. The venerable chief himself
had no personal interest in any form of
marriage, and he wisely yielded to the
wishes of those more Immediately concern
ed. Community marriages we're doomed,
az the Nation hiss pointed out, when the
Society elected TO break down the barriers
between itseli and the outside world in or.
binary Affairs; when its young men went
TO college, and it young women TO town 10
see the sights. DR.. Noyes must have con-
sented 10 the change with great reluctance.
1t is opposed to the most cherished princi-
pies OF his life. Ten years ago in his work
on American Socialisms," he declared that
the "-in-sys,em" ard death system," the
work system," we're all one, and must be
abolished together. He believed thee that
community home in which each is mar
ried to all, and where love ia honored
and cultivated. will be as much more
attractive than an ordinary home as a COM
munity outnunibers a psir." The argu.
ments which awaited TO reverse utterly
these views must have been very stroug.
1t is possible that in ten years of old sge
DIR. Noyes has had experience of the evil
working Of the community.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11
GIVE. SERNICE

Somebody having found fault because
Vice President Wheeler attended the New
York State Republican Convention, last
week, President Hayes was asked If Mr..
Wheeler had not violated the civiLfervice.
reform order prohibiting the participation
Of Federal officers in political meetings,
elc The President is said TO have replied
al follows:
The assertions are made that Vice President
Wh="ler'> IeHdsnce at the convention as a
delegate was = reBresentatlon of the admins
traitor, and that his presence WA violation
ot ciyil-seTylce OTders. The frst Ass rtion Is
untrue ia every respect. the administration
or Indirectly Mr. Wheeler represented Il no
mere imam sny other delegate 10 the conven-
non. lie may have been more Influential
than many OF them, bat that influeuce was
individual lie did not violate the civIl-Ser.
vice order as tlAt order Is properly construed.
There i only one way IN which fair men can
conNtTue that 1TdsT-that Is decently. IL is
not lntenUed 10 interfere with the political
opinions or political actions of any office
ho der 20 long a. these opin Ons ana actions
are expressed and carried out decentIy. As q
citizen Mr. Wheeler attended the convention
ana presided over II, As he had a perfect right
to do. His presence meant no more than any
o.her Ge!'gale PTe-"nt There would have
been an apt illustration Of the construction
To be placed on the order # General Merritt,
I oilectOr al New York, had taken a prOmi.
nent part In the convention or presided over
IL. such an action his part would have shown
thai. though Collector, ne Was more poiitl-
clan, and nlS SlDUrdluaieS would act accord
ingiy, Of course at his dictstion. The one
represented himself; the other would have
represented the government.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11
AGREAT TELESCOPE.

The order for the object glass of the big
telescope for Pulkows, Russia, has been
given 10 American manufacturers. The
contract provides for lens with a diane
ter OF thirty inches, 10 be finished in eight
cen months after the glass discs are re
ceived but two years are allowed for pro-
curing these, go that it may be three and a
half years before the glass is completed.
The price is to be $4,000. The metal
work and mounting, which is TO be done in
England, viii probably cost about as much
more. The new instrument is to be consid.
,tsbly more powerful than any now exist
ing, the Washington telescope and Its sis
TER. the Mccormick glass, being esc
twenty six and a quarter inches in diane.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11
Marshal Browns pups

We nominate Me-srs. Jsmes Gordon
Bennett, OF the New York Herald, Joseph
Medill, of the Chicsgo Tribune, Murat Hal
stead Of the Cincinnati Commercial, and
Henry Wat,erson, of the Louisville Courier
Journal, a. q committee to proceed at once
to San Francisco and inquire Of Gen. Grant
on his arrival at that port, whether he is
really . candidate for President in 1880.
This is q piece of information which,
according to the gentlemen named, should
be at once laid before the country. We
Gao imagine the Generals answer. II
would be something like that given to an
influential but inqaisitive citizen who in
sisted on knowing early in 1865 whether
Grant intended being candidate for Pres
ident that year. Grant listened to an
earnest interrogation and quietly answered,
81 don't know about that; but have You
seen Marshal Browns pups?" Marshal
Brown was distinguished citizen of Wash.
ipgton, who lived next door to Grant, and
Who at that time had Just become the owner
of . litter of bull-pups Of extraordinary
size and quality.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11

cattle belonged to the Young brothers, of
fouthsrn karsas Old Mr.. Young, their
father, was at the side of the drove in 8
covered wagon, and one OF the Sons wa.
behind the wagon. having nearly crossed
the bridge when the catastrophe occurred.
The north end of the span clung 10 the
sbutmen;, making steep decline down Il
the water. The cattle on this part OF the
bridge, the horses and wagon and the tive
men were precipitsted to the bottom. III.
young man escaped without scratch. The
old man jumped from the wagon to the
ground on the east eide, striking the rock,
at the edge of the water snd being caught
and badly hurt by the falling of the uppei
works Of the bridge. His shoulder va;
broken and some OF his ribs crushed in
Despite Of his injuries, the doctors think he
may not ne fatally hurt.
The Young brothers have rendered their
drove OF cattle TO the bridge commissioner.
and have Motif I'd them Of claim for 4 i'm.
agea.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11
But the Young Lady Went up.

Balloons are generally looked upon a.
being useless contriyauces. SJme lunstics
sometimes go up IN them, and a neck or
two is probably broken. And during the
late war in France it is said a moderately
successful use was made OF balloons as mail
carriers. But il remained for come Rus
sian Nihiiist to demonstrate the profitable
ness OF going up in a balloon. A young
] tGy OF Nihiii-t pursussion, aud of tie mu.
steal name of Goblelswski, was wanted by
by the Moscow police. Thef discovered
the girls hiding place, AID were about to
liter the house to arrest her, when TO their
great surprise, they saw balloon ri-e from
The rear Of the house with the young lady
and too nen as erial passengers Such a
proceeding not being contemplated in the
writ Of arrest, the police could do rothiug
except report in the Russian vernacu!er
that the accused had "gore up" But such
instances must be very rare, from the faci
that persons sou hit for By the police can
not conveniently carry balloons about with
them.