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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-11-20

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-11-20
Gunaer in eStalien.

Ser vSsr1aelisre" tbeilt nit, oaB in
6olae oes Glenoes uno 6es INNER ,psi=
Ier um lid sreifenoen 9unsers Die aus
manoeruns beoeuteno i'm @teisen be-
eriHen it. SIN oofen bon gleape'
ib'fiteu iia 'udbrenb Der Monate Suli
au9uit uno September nidt weniser
ais 4e27 esstaliener cin, UNI in fremoen
2anoen Mrbeit unb 8ro5 gu luden.
Sm porisen Sabre betrus Die 3abl oe,
oprt Qlusgemanoerten nur 1868 pdh<
reno iener orei Monate. rGrwdyi
man," fdbrt oas 8latt fort, ~oab Der
0afen bon Neapel oqein in brei Mpna=
ten Elm Iol9es Contingent 9eliefert, er
.pdgt man, bab pi,le Mnoere lih nad
@enua pber MarlsiQe begeben, um pon
BORT aussupanoern, ermd9t mon fernsr.
lpie nur Elm 5beil Staliens 10 piele lei-
ner @6bne 9lei@lam sesmunasn, ben
paterldnbil6en Boben gu perlaiIen. um
in fernen 2dnoern nidt &eidttbiimer.
niht @olo, lonoern 8roo 5u iuden, 10
mub man tief er9rifien 'ueroen. Dsnn
Der @runb aQ' bieler Nusmanoerunsen
1T fein anberer als Der 9un9er. llnn
trot oieles immer mebr nm ii4 9reifen.
|beu gleuoes benfen Die Dfiniiter baran,
|bie Ginnahmen 81 permehren. oi.
|5teuern su erb0ben. @ludli9es
Stalien!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-11-20
DER .NORD&TERN.
9erauaqeseben bon
Srid s &aifer, st. Glouo, Mfinn.

Ser ,Yorbiern" erf@eintieben Bonner.
flag nnb folct idbrlih in Sorausbeaabluna
50. so. Sur meniaer oIs Nonatc tpirr
tcin 1bonuement ansenommen. &on Nbon.
ne,teu. bic Bic 3eitIns niht ausbrnt!id ab.
te7cIen, pirb ansenrmmen, baf fie bas
Observation-Disclosures ,punldsu. Die Ser,
ati1umuna, ODER 8erlpeieeruna Der Abbo,
lung Der 3eitung BON hem Foffamte, mobiN
eieIclbe beornrrt worben 1T, |orie Die I'M
terlalIung Der anaeise GU bic Serausathe:
bon Scr etua 7attFnoennen Srtsherdnber.
una nno Der Hnaabr hcs nenen @obncrtcs
cntbinbct nidt bon her 8esa9luue oes boiler
abonnementsbetrases.
An5eigen.
meld)e obne 8cmerfuRg sur Nufnabme ein>
9chen, pcrnen 10 lanae c!nacrudt nab be-
rehnct, bis lie abhsitcllt merncn. gnSsieen
mcrccn su Den qepohulid,cn &rciiea eitee-
r'idt, n1n!lrd, 20 &ents per $rrpier, 3ciIe
Tiir bic crltc ginrUfune, une gen.s fir
icoe fotstnee. Gar anseiacn, Die lauaers
3cit 'te5en biei5ea, miro elm bcosu.enbcr
ab;us cylanbt
Srudarbeiten
auer Hrt, in beuilder. enaIi1er, frans5ii,
lher uno nnrmesiId,er Sprade iueroeu auf's
Sd)nclifee, Sbonae uno 8iIiate se!iefert
8cicllun9cr unb @elbes aprelIre man:
8ritf s &aiitr,
2. Bog 4O7, ct. Glcub, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-11-20
D Err IN ORDSTERN,"
published every Thursday by
BRICK & KAISER, ST. CLOUD,
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Samk Tal1fu Aausl

II. kammermeier. Gi9entbiimea
E;e bequcmitc @inridtuas uub oufmeut-
'amfe abpartuna fir aoitadneer. @utcuat
eerldllebbore Stallune. slns i'd tc unh un-
herfeldts e'quorc. icnie ffets ausecipasEte
Spe'lsrsI biui9iten %ssiicn. IS
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-10
Notice Of SAIL.

RsOTiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
sc pursuance OF an order eff the Probate Court of
BOISE county, Idaho Territory, made on the twenty
ninth day OF November, LIS, IN the matter of the
estate of David Milnes. deceased, the undersigned
The kxeenrix of the said estate will sell private
sale to the highest bidder tor cash and subject to
confirmation by said Probate Court, on
thursday, the 9th Day Of January 1879,
At O'Clock p. NJ, at the Office Of Jonas W. brown
in Idaho City, county OF Boise and Territory ct
Idaho, all the right tie interest and estate OF the
sand David Mines at the time of his DEATH and all
the right title and interest that the said estate has
ny law or otherwise acquired other than in adj
dlon TO that of the said David Mines at the time
OF his death i'll and all that certain mining
ground, certain water rights and bitches ana other
property situate, lying being in the said county
If Boise, Territory OF Idaho. and bounded and DIES.
cribed as follows. to wit: six hundred feet in
leng on Granite creek. commencing nearly oppo-
site the house of d. Mines aud running up said
creek QUO feet TO where ID. Mines wol ked in 1878
Four hundred feet on the point Just below John
liassen's barn on Granite creek; eight hundred
ieet OF bar ground ON the bar just above said hay
barn taken up and recorded in the spring OF 1878;
TWO bar mining claims fronting Grimes creek
iour hundred feet more or less and situated above
and adjoining the nlaims formerly owned by Bur-
son and Tews; also certain water right ami ditch
taxing waite out of Wet gulch; also certain water
right and ditch taking watar from sail Wet gnlch
higher up and changing same claims on Dead
Horse gulch Also one reservoir on Wet gulch ind
one reservoir an claims at tha house of d. Miles
consisting of gulch and bar ground of over o. q
Thousand feet; also claims Dead Horse gulch
also hill claims across the gu towards Centerviile
ON the front OF the hill: also all the iron pipe being
twenty-nine joints, more less:-Beine all the
mining ground, water bitches. reservoirs and iron
pipe owned by the said David Mines deceased in
Boise county aforesaid. Terms and conditions of
sale; Cash ten per cent. ef the purchase money
TO be paid TO the undersigned on day of ,le bal.
ahee ON the hrst cay OF MAY, 1879, pr viding the
safe be confirmed by the said Probate Court Deed
at the expense of purchaser ELIZA MfLNES,
Exeeuuix OF estate of Da lid Mines deceased
IDAHO CRY, Dec. 9-lSIS-iw.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-10
Contents:

l. The United States Mining law and Land
rifite lnstructlons iii srsupder Each So ton of
The law is Immediately followed | y the Land Office
instructions relating there to. 1 Lis is a consen-
lent arrangement, as it avoids turning several
cages when the instructions ars c. nsulted in con-
nsctiun with the law.
Q, A Digest Of all Decisions under the Mining
Laws now In force. IL s brought down to the date
If qualifications. and. containing the latest decisions
take. the place OF all prior lut lie ltions.
s New and Improved Forms for making the
various proof Fl the location OF claim, miner
lien. notice to delinquent co-owiiers. &C.. down to
issuancs of patent,
a A Comclete list Of Patented Kining Claims
arranged by state, T~rritory, County, and district
This list Is worth 10 mining men many times the
price of the book.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-10
Particular attention para To-
Territorial News.

If you want live and cheap papG SUI
scribe Immediately.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-10
FABLES AND ANECDOTES.
by little Johnny.


Missis Doppy, which has got the
red head like Tier she was over to our
house yesterday, and she brot little
Sally Brope, wich Is her nces hut mol
any red he'd, brown aud cerly Wen
me an Billy, thai my brother, we come
home an seen Sally playn in orr yard
said, Billy and Billy he lnked at
me long time. and then he sed,
Johnny and sed, "Wot?" Then
Billy he scd, "Wo?p
Then ! sed, "Billy, do youlike gcrls?p
and Billy hc said, "Gerls il naslygD
Then sed other time, BILLY, you
jest stan by for 10 sc fair Ilay, don't
let her hurt me, and lie give her the
biggist lickin witch you hav ever saw
give!1
But he scd. "No, its bigmy for to
lick gerls, cos a gcrl amt got any
fiter.p
But that's jest wy was goin 70
like or, cos Ime brate like sojers.
Bime by my mother she made me
20 and pIa with Sally, an we plew
10 gether for long vile bnt dident
say anything, cos little Sally she was
bashfle and cndent think of nothing
for 10 say Bout hour little Sally
she spoke up and said, lies kis
| think she il jest the incest little
gcrl witch was ever see, yes, IN deed,
but sosidgcs Amt 10 slowichcs ccther,
fried. and now look out for a story:
A fcller was drivin a waggen set
tin on the seat, hi up like steeple,
there wascnt never sech seat, aud
the Teller had lis dog up there with
him, aud the road was nifty rongh'
Rime by the waggen II guy lerteh
to one side an the dog II was throde
out. yes, indeed, it went fine about as
fur as from here to tho cole skutle and
lit on its he'd. The man he lait like
he wud bust, and he scd. "Wot for
did you git down wen there isent any
rahbiislp
Then the dog il pulled it sellef to
gether and lnked up out Of its eyes,
and shnko its he'd reed wise, much as
to say: lime too smart q pupp for 10
ride wenl mite be any minnit throde
OUT
Jes then the Wagon give other
lcrch and the man he was sent Aiue
too, aud liz on his owuself, and was
most kid, but wen he bad found his
hat, and hollered wo to the horses, he
luked at the dog and sea; Its cnri
Gus how a thunderin cowrd makes i
brave man eotions. mite rode vi
there all my life aud never thot d
ialn ii yen hadn't got scared. And
don't bleef there was any danger al
ter all.s--ArgoRaai
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-10
Notice.

u4ao ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE
= IS hereby given that have appointed Jonas
W, Brown, ESQ. my attorney in fact to collect
notes anu accounts due to me and to take charge
an placer mining ground water rights and diichc
IN Bolse coni'ty, /. H. My business must be close
up; all persons indebted TO me will save costs by
n1klhg fssmen,s. q. W. CRAFTS.
ipAho CITY, sep. 7, lS7S-lm
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-10

fs6's ~ PErrEsGItI.S Co.. IL State Street. l.
on 81 Park Row. New York. and 7Ol cke ,tnnt Stree,
philadelphia are our Agents for procuring advertise
nenis for the IDAHO W ID in the above cities ara
uthorized tie contract ADVERTISING at opr laxss
att
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-10
BOARD Of County Commissioners

OF Boise county. Idaho Territory, Ii meet in
regular session at the Clerks office, in Idaho City.
Monday, January 9, 1879,
That being the first Monday in said month All
ACCOUNTS other matters coming befoi said Board
should be filed two Gays prior to hat time
All accounts aud papers must he legally verified
to insure action thereon, and no bill viii be pre-
scented uniess all The fees are paid.
JAMES MORTALITY,
Clerk Boar Co. Gem
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-10

The book contains nearly 200 pages, AZ
by inches, and is designed to be pocket
companion for every wide-awake man IN
the mining camps and financial centres OF
the West.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-10

n not easily earned in these t:meS
lk ~ II 7hut II can be made in three months
WI by any one of eithe sex, il any pa.t
A 4 of the country, who is Wiling 70 work
WJA steadily at the employment That we
n ~ ~ finnish, SOC per week III Your own
10 n. You need not be away from home over
night. You can give nr whole time 10 the WORT
or only your spare moments. Ne have agents who
are making over $40 per day. All who engage at
once can make money fast. At the present time
Honsy cannot be made easily and rapidly AZ any
other business. 1t costs nothing to try the bus
ness, Terms and So outfit free. Ad ress at ence
IL. TALLErr ~ Co. Portland. Maine.
S-Jaly 2i-J7--1y.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-05-22

the rolHekingi rovers understand the
whole business. q They are ib4fAnifinx
to come down from the dizzy tips.of
elms, and, ara swinging their nests
within reaeA Of my hand in the orch.
ard. They know they will not be mo-
Tested. No gun is ever fired on these
)1cres. The result ID q nest m every
5vergraen- and salmost in every decidn-
Gus tree. 8~ao je aiti9s iaE ii:s.' "a sais ~
Feed the. birds, give them what they
earn for clearing out insects, and you
will get better fruit. One of the, most
pleasing memSfas 81 ny CHILDHOOD Is
the recollection of seeing, my, father
kfleting wild cherry.trees that grew in
the edge of the forest; as he said, s'to
naeA4e the birds, for they like good
cherries, as well - WEI, It was bit
OF poetry, but it was also justice to his
feathered friends; and it was good
policy, for the birds were excellent
helpers in his horticultural work:;af
Man cannot live by bread alone is q
maxim especially suited, to q farmer.
The country made barren Of everything
that does not look cashwise is to bar
reh to breed decent souls.-Cor. N. =.
Independent. ta, -. g.. 80 ..-e{ti 'aH
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-05-22
What To Doiwith he Birds 'i

The most troublesome of all birds is
the Bsltim0relC tiOlt. ~ He. isiIomniyor.
ops Hing equally well green peasa.
cherries, berries, and q good many
more things that make up the pleasure
2 country1lifN WhatxigF1area the
oriole is e1ejd 6dJ{} ohkh9 Acr3sse.
At first I was tempted to destroy their
nests and shoo6tbe42 feHs a6pt.
finding them quite Is fond q insects as
of pease, and finding insectfoes also on
the increase, there was but choice
of two evils: birds, with their beauty
ty nor song. If the mere question of
music alone. were to, bel sSttleIl; we
could afford to expend the, full sum, o(
all that they devour to pay the Qrches-
ira of Nature iii our Orchards oStfd
groves. III
Looking at it in this light, I have
adopted the foAowing plan. In plant
ing my corr l6l0w - fswspease into
as they will and bear ahqnHantly.
They are somewhat IN the WY of the
second hoeing; hut il, 2 few are de-
Estr0yed enough will be left. This IS
the orioles dining-room. He can have
al the Champiols and Alphas he likes,
and close by his nest. OF cpurse,
gather q few messes Tor the table: But
the crop is not Justly mine. Itii wages
honestly due and Justly paid to the
singer-bund that makes my house and
my work delightful. 1 sometimes think
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-05-22
An Engineers Need Of Nerve.

D. PROFESSIONALLY the bravest men in
America are those who stapd' pgon tho
ffoot-boards of the .locbmotivSs which
draw the fast express trains. But few
persons are aware Of it, but on the lead,
ing railways, where connections must
be made if possible, -op4Y engineers
ikhown to be brave and daring are
given engines on express trains, and as
soen ~ an engineer shows the least
tnidity about running fast he is taken
from his engine and given one on a
freight-train tuuun MMQ~such pssea
have occurred f9cently on Indianapolis
roads: Railroad Officers state that tie
first sign that an ebEfeef fiD becAhi{&
timid is that he wfq qbi4jS o2 fen4 NTH
atss' late, possibly AAsll 1Sak.lor Sdde
days Or nights in succession. He is then
called to an account, and unless his
hemiS giveif his engine to run for q
few. times, and, should he bring the
III in promptly on time, the first
named engineer gets freighttrain
engine to run until He SbraceS up! It
is stated, however, that latter anlengi-
neer allows his ,timidity to. get . fair
DhdRN6 seldom SO far, overcomes it
as to have the bravery to step INTO An
sxpreSs-train engine and Eun it at the
speed, necessary to, make the time,
Quite recently an engineer On one II
I the roads running west .ffoan,hsfe GOV
bsnlimppsssien that ,sSme accident was
to happen TO him, and one night, when
running haas express, ihe Constantly
lOsetilAd yAAsAhe, first btafion where
&C. BED $1 ~; 2pps ;ss 8 q b.
engineer actually shed tears,'o and
owned that fsaxse had overcome him,
and that he dare not run fast. and al
his own request u engineer q q
freikhttrain which stood at this meet
i9g,,IPoint was given the rtraiip to run
through that night. the copductcr tel I
egfaphing the train-raaSter, asking
that the request be granted. The timid
engineer has since run . freight on the
road.-lndi0sapolSs Journal.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-05-22
FOREIGN GOSSIP,

! The notorious DR.. Kenealymkdexn-
other speech in Hyde Park recently
during "Tichborne Demonstration.,n
He stood in a carriage over which was
suspended . banner inscribed: "Pray
release my poor. dear father, Sir Roger
Tichborne." He was sorry to say that
at the present moment justice is not
administered in England a rs , e
. A TRAVELLER in the interior of PERU
recently came upon q settlement of
strange people with strange customs,
whose history is unknown. He saws:
:. Among them there are no sick or de-
formed persons, their custom being to
send committee to each sick or old
person, and those who are reported
past recovery or past usefulness are
promptly strangled by the public exc
cutioner." -.
In the back room Of the first floor y
a London house were found a man, ID
wife, two children and twelve fowls.
In an adjoining room were 127 fowls,
The Sanitary Officer served q compul-
sorry order on the man for the removal
OF the "birds." It took four persons
an hour and half to do it. In anotAef
house on the same street 500 fowls were
found, "the atmospkereot the roUnn
and passages being stfAing. ~ Asa "a -
AN English newspaper cites an in
stance of the = starVinksy .as we'll as
''livihgs' in the Church Of England.
The case is that of a "living" for
which the Bishop Of Truro wishes to
lind q self-denying clergyman. II is
situated in healthful part of Cornwall
in moorland surrounded by lBeautiful
country. The value of the living is
$175 year, with two acres of Rlebe.
The population of the parish is thirty
four, and the area 843 acres, but there
is no parsonage or church. ''i,t :
Or Prince Bismarck's big, dog.
"Phylax." many anecdotes are related.
One OF them concerns also q we'll known
Deputy belonging to the Center party,
whom the Prince had invited to dinner.
Who was much leased and o little terri
ned by the continual attention of Phylax
to his feet and legs. } ..'Tos tell you the
TRUTH" he observed to his National
Liberal neighbpr at the table. II am
rather afraid that this huge brute viii
finish his Gloss attentions by biting me. !"
"You may be qufteeasy on that score. !"
remarked his colleague; "the dor viii
not hurt you to-day. You have this
day voted with the Government"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-05-22
.THRENQDY.


The IT, day .a.ns. $seaSs qs.p.as r. I, (
Asa Wan 9 dragged to lie station
At The close of a big carouse.
Ieee the wife and her landmarks
AND feel rs though the pie Of my life
was nearly all under-crust.
Come, give ~<rcfnS witsfx handle
Az long a. the month of May;
AND will waffle the carpet
Do you reckon the grand old masters,
The immortal bards sublime,
Sent the echoina thuds of the carpet stick
Down the corridors of time?
Oh. like strains of martial music,
The endless thrum, fiupa, thum!s
Makes me think of the man ON dress pAxadA.
A-pOunding the big bass drum.
I WELD the stick they have brought me,
With flap. and thud, and hiss;
"a; SettsE ysaS 49, hsaf a slyeDsS~N = s
Than ff'eeR .'ns e ii. /
Va. driven It f'ss q sun.
To face CARPET and collar a club.
These dreams d the EbSer iii, tn
A1 And 1 1'S and %ss ss and ads lSJutu j
But acknowledgements - z,-s7s lr-
=, And IT ever stop from choice;
From the back door nigh ON the window high.
hear the good wife's voice. e. r-ra =.
And the day is 20 full of this music
That wish that some April day,
s"me ramps ,t would ta5e in our carRsts and run
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