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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-23
Bispr Nevada

fiux Of water aud the difficulty expert.
-...L L..,;,. IN. ppmn. rrrr,ro 40
III a.. d.. IT,
-. --u.
ns
va'ei s.S ,,oubIssom. .;ros =
ssssdy fow Is about all tina. can BE- han.
died. But little has a. yet been done
toward opening up a ore eoenuy en-
countefea IN 'ns oo.'om OF tne 'no'ine.
q vorh o, SnlA,s'ng ano umosfing me
noftn uriI.. szoo ever, y eo,ng taP'u,y
iorwaru sno iess snan v ieet remain
70 reach sne incline, Inc ersatss par.
TINS unce VIII oe ln .ns oIs
uy ns wo,N Sn 70 I'm y.
NY me- ~.
.%u anu es 49,.
Tue sns'ns now " .ne nesa oi me nu'
cline car % removed 70 THIS iessi; Inc
p'u ana usnks IN ne east snsl' w
s,,.,ssS ra.,S 80 a.. Dom .%,s,;or
n viIi slso be run south aft,r prepsrs
tons have been completed. The ore
house Is being pushed to an early com
..";oh,so;u., no.,h All, POM ,..si
Inc joint aisA'can "'n1o 'roni 'n'
1000 level Ia being continued ON down.
pumps having been put In to handle the
"a. ,,,.,., Tho ;oint u,r,,.s f,om
the zOOO level 70 meet tnis WINE IN now
up Do iest. b top IN nne VEN io,ns,
ton. The driit north on tne wv levsl
u akin az Zee, per Is5 'a.0s :
, ua . d,i" Ia. h..n ss.rt.d
sor,h f,om ,bs sierra Nsvads Wine.
$500 level, toward the 0phir incline.
Il Is making three feet per DAY. This
UNI snu - .S ~ c"nn.c,iors north
and south, a great thorouehfsre from
0phir to Sierra Nevada.
Ju.siee.
Thar. ara m m.,.r;sI ebsnoss IN nots
, ." 10 p, II.
IN crosscnt NO. = wsss, iioo io'e'' OF ~
No.. 6 and G. 1900 level. They are still
in . li,.lv vein formation. showing spots
.,a hn,c,.. =, a.. Ths lateral n.r.ll.l
susa my go .s.s.a.s "" r y haino
u''. =. ~ ~ s;w,,., ,ormse
continued and 10 also IN . similar 'o,ma,
so .aa.,ns" - ~, f.vo,ahls vein
w., a.. -. IN.
u,A''ei' w.mss n.t..,
Pps woI.,n I'll 80.
sIouna lle oouN nn Su%. s;ah .."a.
o1e n os'ns ~. oa..nsa ~
"a ~. on,,noL ,hsr. /.
suese s.aL
'i' '"
ca'i"raia-
AL the work being lone In developing
the mine is joint with Con. Virginia.
The DRIFT west. $50 level. Is in porphyry.
the face GO feet from the Con. Virginia
shaft. On the 1850 level . vinzs has
been commenced 1T q point y fsst west
OF that Just completed . Q urn on
the 2o5o has been started 10 meet y;
The west DRIFT 2ioo level, u IN aso
feet IN hne vein matter. oinking s..ne
Z. Z. shai' 10 being connhueu ~ 'ne
rate Of three ise' per q o . sump.
"hen . asp'n OF " yee' nss oeen
te,chsd; inc wofk OF cutting y @
oe'os inc H''' "
siiver liiii.
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rusLiC NOTICE.

property connected with the publishment VI
The GoLD HfII DAILY NKvs 30 the New Pub
lishing Company. THANKING the pubic for the
liberal patronage aud favor hertoioreb bestowed.
! bespeak for the Company . continuance VI the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-23
eolp nllr's CONDITION..

Report 81 Hen. Q. Q. showcases,
Prssidsas Of she Board ss rrus.
Ices Of she Town ef0etd NH, fsr
the Year ending April 10. 1879.
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GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS, Etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-23
Mexican.

Work in the joint Union Consolidated
winzs from the 1000 level. which was
interrupted by water, has been 70
sumed. pumps having been introduced
to handle the infuI. The joint Union
upraise from the 1000 level 10 making 3
feet per day in avein formation carrying
some water. The joint 0phir upraise
from the 2i00 level will soon connect
with the 1000 level north drift and great.
ly improve ventilation.
satre Tus.si.
Six hundred men are employed In and
about the construction Of the sub-drain
Of the tunnel. and the work IL making
good progress. There has not yet been
an agreement as to terms for raising
debris al the Comstock end. The terms
OF the Savage will doubtless. however.
be acceded to when the work nears this
end for Il will be tedious getting rock
out through the tunnel BY the present
process.
Sinking. the shaft being down 1880
feet. The dow Of water continues strong
bu. Is rapidly decreasing. The east
drift, 800 level, 10 making good progress
through tird's-sys porphyry. the face
4S5 feet from the shaft.
Yslisw Jacket.
Owing to the breaking Of . spur wheel
nothing IL being done on the 24oO level
OF the old workings at present. Sinking
ct the new shaft IL going on a. usual and
making rapid progress. Total DEPTH
sun sinking the winzs below The 1000
level. Sinking q the o. b Q. shait u
making good progress.
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Lady Bryas.

Sinking and drifting north and south
ON the 600 level. The workings are all
looking we'll. showing bright. lively
quartz, but Of low grade.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-23

The crosscut east, 2l50 level. II
averaging 8 feet per day and Is In l62
feet from the lateral DRIFT. Il 10 still
cutting clay. porphyry and quartz. The
hardness Of the rock has rendered pro.
Rress In cutting out the chamber for the
vinzs engine slow. The air compressor
will be here Friday and bs Immediately
put in place. Everything 10 prepared
for Its reception.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-23

The work Of ovsrhaulins and repair.
ing everything in and about the mine
needing il. including the Gould & Curry
drift. 1900 level. has been commenced.
The retimbsring OF the incline 10 being
continued rs heretofore. The water Ii
slowly rising in the mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-23
Dsls.

These combined mining locations are
situated in Flowery District, and sdjoin
both the Flowsry and North BONANZA
mines. They are among the oldest
locations In the district and the titles are
secured by U. s. Patent. They show a
well defined ledge on the surface. from
which many tons OF good paying ore
have been taken heretofore. The
property has recently passsd into the
hands Of able managers with plenty Of
money to develop It properly. A large
working shaft will be commenced short
ly, and a. o as needed nrstclass
steam hosting works will bs erected.
and the active development OF the mine
proceeded with TO the best advantage.
including the extraction OF ore from the
groupings for milling.
oeidsa ssssdsrd.
A small dow Of water has been struck
in the joint tunnels Of the Golden
Standard, Homestead and Wheeler
mines. It IL undoubtedly the same
channel Of water encountered In sink
ing the Homestead shaft and will 30
drained of by the tunnel before its con-
nection with the shaft. The vein Of ore
encountered il improving ~ depth 10
attained by Advancement OF the tunnel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-23

The south DRIFT, 2G0O level. to-day
connected with the old workings, 24Oo
level. OF the Yellow Jacket, and an i'm.
proved. ventilation has commenced. The
air compressor has been received
and will be immediately put In
place. This work will occupy . week
or ten days.
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voUsDRIEs AND IRON WORKS.
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cssssiiaated virxisia.

The joint drii, west on the $50 level
10 making four feet per day in hard
blasting porphyry. The usual repairs
to the drift leading to the @. L. @. shaft
are being continued. On the 1850 level
joint winze No. ) has been started down
100 feet west Of that Just completed
from this level to the 2l50. On the
1000 level q joint drift has been
started west to meet this Wine. The
joint drift west from the @. X @. shaft,
2i5o level. 10 making 5 feet per day in
fins-looking vein matter. Sinking at
the @. X G. shaft. which has been inter
rupied by the breaking Of a pump rod,
has been resumed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-23

sun sinking the Wine below The 1900
level. Sinking st the o. b Q. shaft 10
making good progress.
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0ouid a Curry.
Juiia C~ousoltdassd.

The 1000 level has been freed OF
water. but the heat is 30 great that but
little can be accom- plished toward clean
ing II up and repairing Il. Some 90 or
GO feet OF double drift are found to be
badly caved, the timbers being broken.
The dow OF water from the mine Is now
II miners inches. IL will decrease 10
Z inches. Work Is being carried on in
the Wine below the 1900 level a. usual.
the quartz encountered being OF q very
lively quality.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-23

The disbursements BY warrants have
The Osceola times., 1879-04-19
Toe vsucscc Doctor.

Yang Ling says: "My head achce,
my bowel bind fastee, | can eatee
nothing, and no longer iron shirtcc
| no sleepeo, and ] makes no monec
The medicine man, the doctor they
callee HIN, he come AID say open
mouthee, poke out tonguee, he feel
&c my arm, he write on a piece Of
paper and send it to the medicine
shopee. He then chargee me three
dollar, ever so much too muchec
take 'em all, little round fellows,
they painee me and | no sIeepee
My bead still achee, and my bowel
blnd fasteo and | no Git well.
send to the mcdi2ne shopee one
half dollar and get me one bottle
Balec's Saline Aperient. | take
n little when 1t hilcs up, and my
head doa't achec no more, and my
bowel no bindee any moro, and
go about my shirtce and make
monee again. Too muchce doctor
in this countrce."
For sale at Jno l.. Driver & Cos
Drug store.
The Osceola times., 1879-04-19
Bays Agsse Tonic

rs creating quite Juror among the
chlllsuilernS people. Beng rather
a new innovat on, ard claiming ad.
van,ages heretofore deemed impos-
sible, and making such rapid and
permanent cures, causes the people
to talk about 1t. 1t contains no
quinine, arsenic, mercury or other
deleterious drug of any kind; does
not produce buzzlng or roaring OF
the head which follow the use OF
Quinine. 1t cleanses and tones the
stomach. arou-es the liver a"d OPP
crates finely upon the bowels, with
out the use of other medicine. Its
action is prompt and its cures are
permanent, and chronic cases that
have resisted all other medicines
are cured at once by the use OF Days
Ague Tonic. It's pleasantness rem
ders it a iavorite among women
and children.
For sale at Jno. l.. Driver & Coz
Drug StCre.
The Osceola times., 1879-04-19
a Dead Woman Bottled.

Cremation, or the method OF
burning our bodies after death,
created some little stir in tins coun.
try, but met with very little favor.
TO place our child, our mother or
father into a hot oven, after death,
and to stand and gaze at its rapid
crisping, burning and conversion
into a few ounces Of ashes, is, in our
estimation, cruel and sinful. Now,
ladies, you who are suffering from
some female complaint, who have
become irregular, or have pains and
aches, Mysteries, nervousness and
general prostration, we advise you
to use English Female Bitters at
once, and claim new lease upon
your lives. 1t is II wonderful female
regulator, and also quick and
powerful tonic, curing chronic cases
IN an incredibly short time.
For sale at Jno. l.. Driver & Cos
Drug Store.
The Osceola times., 1879-04-19
a SVcv.l 90 Mothers.

You have children; you have a
strong and enduring love for them ;
no one else feels as you feel to this
love we appeal. Nothing gives you
so much joy as to look upon your
child rosy and blooming with
HEALTH. You know that most
of the sickness of childhood is
causoed 10y WORMS they max c
the cheek to pale; the rose to fade ;
they call the physician to the bed
side; they dig the graves of chll.
dren they ring your fond and low
ing hearts with anguish. But grieve
no more. PARKER'S SANTO-
NINE WORM LOZENGES will
save your child. They expel the
worms from the stomach complete.
10. give health and vigor TO the
child, lustre to the eye and color To
the cheek. Thousands of mothers
all over the land to day are using
| Parker's Santonine Worm Lozcn-
ges. Buy none but Parker's San
! tonne:
For sale by all druggists, and at
John l.. Driver & CO.'S Drug Store.
The Osceola times., 1879-04-19
OsccOsa Rain Drops.

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet
Navy Tobacco.
We are under renewed obhga-
uons to our friend, Capt. S. S.
Semmcs, for valuable services reh
dered during the week, aud we
shall only be truly happy when we
shall have discharged the obhga-
uons under like state of affairs. For
the present, he will please accept
our thanks.
This week-Probate Court.
-Ncxt-Common Pleas.
Then, prepare for Circuit
Court.
To-day rs the last day in which
to pay taxes. Next Monday the
penalty attaches.
-Prson j. NJ. Collins will deliv.
er n lecture tonight at the a. NJ. T..
Church, On glove and Courtship.'
The roseola, a mild form Of the
measles or, as it is mmonly called,
the "Osceola," still prevails.
Total amount Of claims allowed
by the Coanty Count at It's last
session, 81 ,96l.50.
Will wonders never cease !?
Mr.. JonN l.. DRIVER was appointed
Deputy-ShcrifI and sworn in this
week. Well, well who d thunk
it?
So many Of our friends from
the country were in town this week
and called upon Us, that 1t is Impos,
sibIe to make personal mention OF
them.
Last Sunday was Easter Sun
day, but il any one WAS aware Of ii
at the time, they took good care to
let no one else know il. Not an egg
was in sight.
Among those who called upon
us tins week aud subscribed and
renewed their subscription for the
TIMES, were Mcssrs. John Rhodes,
s. B. M'Bride, T. A. FerrIng, T. ii.
| Robinson and James Williams,
Miss Dona Bartlett, Of Upton
county, Teun., who has been spend
ing the week among her relatives
and friends. leaves to-day for hei
home, regretted by a host Of ad'
mlrers.
Our entcrprising and wide
awake young merchant, Mr.. f. A
Garlick, has purchased soda foun
tain, at > heavy expense, and !,
nov prepared to minister to th(
wants Of of all yc thirsty.
The Osceola Belle has changed
her schedule, and in future will
make but two trips week, viz
will Lave Memphis every Wcdnes
day and Friday, at 6 O'Clock p Nj
and will leave Osceola every Thurs
day and Saturday.
The Murphy meeting last Sun
day was largely attended, on which
occasion Capt II. NJ. M'velgh en-
tertained the audience for an honr
on the subject of lntemperance,
His remarks, which were most ap-
propriate and timely, were listened
to with deep interest. An excellent
programme will be presented to-
morrow. Don't tail to attend the
meeting,
Marriage licenses issued since
last-Suwycr John and Mary f.
Green; Matthew Flynn and Clarjs
81 HcnNood Robert Patterson and
America Widencr; Ellis SIaus aud
Fannie Williams j. J. Bonner and
Fanny Hill Fred Rutherford and
Elvira Parish Edward Parry and
Alice NJ. Pettey James Carol a'd
The Osceola times., 1879-04-19
Bee Esagg0;ser Killed by :,
boiler E,sP.Js:o., in
Texas.

From a letter shown us by Mr..
r. IL. Robinson received by him
from Clcbu,n, Texas, we are panied
at the intelligence that Mr.. Jefferson
d. Waggoncr, Of tins county, was
killed by the explosion of steam
boiler near Cleburn, Texas, March
II. Mr.. Waggoncr was but 81 years
OF age, and leaves two sisters the
last Of a numerous family-to
mourn his sudden death.
The Osceola times., 1879-04-19

Yesterday, a skltf containing
four men, viz: W. IL. Powless, Fred
Eberman, r, b.. Smith and James
Liston, employed by the United
States engineer corps in the survey
Of the river, was swamped, and by
the mcrest good luck, its occupants
saved ircm 4 watery grave. The
skIir had been stationed IN the md.
die of the river, and held by three
anchors, the better to shift position
in taking reckonings. While thus
engaged, the steamer James How
ard passed in very close proximity
and the waves made by her swamp
ed the skill, which sank in forty
feet of water, leaving the men at
the mercy Of the waves. Fortunately
autobiography of workmen in anoth.
er skiif saw their distress and gal.
lantly won't to their rescue and sue
oeedcd, just in the nick Of time,
IN picking up the entire party
Mr.. Powless, the head engin-
Ger, having neglected in his
youth to acquire the art Of swim
ming, was, when picked up, com.
pletely exhausted, and second Of
time more would have been too late
to have saved him; but thanks to II
swift current, a heavy suit ofclothes
which buoyed him up, AID II con
tlnued struggle for life, he managed
to keep ahoat until picked up.
WI.u a lnu tar pntar. Tho a.. ,,nf =, ~,
The Osceola times., 1879-04-19
sgiEoL..'s E'cbgESs,.c.-U T.

e'siGord's E'cbriss,gc.-U Ua.
f11hng. iRtllubte cure for all diseases
originating in hillary arrangements
caused by the malaria of miasmatic
countries. M preparation known
possesses an cradicating power over
this class OF diseases at all com
parable to Clilord's Febri!uge. 1t
is the ne pms a'fra gf Agae 'fmedies.
Sure and safe in it's action iis great
power IN neutraIizing malarous in
tluenccs is ouly equaled by it's harm.
less action on the body. No d'sa
grceable after effects from this rem.
edy.
j. G RICHARDSON, Prop'r.
For sale by all druggists. 81. Louis,
The Osceola times., 1879-04-19
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

STATE OFFICERS.
Governor W. r. Miller.
Scc'y Of State-Jacob FrOlich.
Auditor-Iuhn Crawford.
Tr' asurer-'r J. Churchill.
Atty Gcn'l-W. +. Henderson,
Com. state Lunds-D. W. Lear.
Chancellor-D W CarOll
Chancrry Gcrk-J W. Galloway.
Chief iu-tiCc-E II. English.
Associate Justices john X. Eakin. an,
". NJ. Harrison.
SuIt. Pub Inst.-J l.. Denton.
1st. CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Congressman, lst DIsulct-PoindeXtcr Dunn
JUDICIARY.
Second Circuit Counties of Mississippi, Gross
irlttcndcn, Poiutsett, Craishead, Greene, Clay
ton and randolph
Circuit Judge l.. l.. Mack.
Pros. Au'y.-W. Ii Cate.
LEGISLATIVE.
29th District-co1nties Of MississlpI /, Jackson
Puintsctt and Crnigh,ad.
state Srnutnr-B. Harris
Representatives.. o. Backwood
COUNTY OFFICER.
County Judge-J +. Felts.
sherifl-W. u ta>k rs
County q, rk-.J Il. T., Hale.
Treasurcr-J. W UzzrA
Suryeyor--B Bachus.
Asscssor--W NJ speed.
Coroner G. f.. Pctlcy.
The Osceola times., 1879-04-19
oIURCHSE SERVICES.

Every sabbath, at the second BAPTIST Church,
at II o clock. a, m. aud ~ . m
II l.. pREMITT Pastor.
The Osceola times., 1879-04-19
Laws Governing Subscribers.

II subscribers order the discontinuancc Of then
newspapers, the Publisher may continue to SEND
them until all arrcaragc- are paid.
IT Subscribers neglect ur refuse to take theil
newspapers from their Office 10 which they ar'
directed, they are hci responsible until they
have settled their blls and ordered the paper Dis
con ihue
Ifsubscribcrs move 10 other places without IN
forming the pubnsher, ami newspapers are sen
- the former direction. they are held responsible
The Osceola times., 1879-04-19
For Sale.

One sixth interest IN an undivided estate,
si,nated In Mississippi county, containing t~"
acres OF land all above overflow. For terms
and description apply AT Ibis ONCE IL 81
The Osceola times., 1879-04-19

"When the flower of the family
is out on an evening racket, its n
bad case of the night blooming
ceres" Yes, and when the flour is
out, the case is still more serious.
The Osceola times., 1879-04-19

when II lna 'er enters the scnctnm
OF u busy editor, and the editor says:
Glad to see you're back, what
dpvs be mean
The Osceola times., 1879-04-19
Local Column.
MASONIC

The stated communications of Osceolo Iodr.
No. p +. 4 \. NJ, will be old the >Atnria1 :
on or aeNt before, each full moon. VIZ, Jan.
Feb. /. March s. April s. May ,. NAV 8I. June
~ Jnne 2o, Ang ?, Aug 80. sept u. uct. p.
NnN y Dec 2 The election aud n-tah eiun
81 "ihccrs will Ike place Dec q (St. John the
tyangrlirO
Tho Mrmhcrs are ordered to attend in accord.
anct with the Uy Laws
MI Master Mnsons N good standing are cordi
ally invited to attend. By order II
J. h. L. HALE. W NJ.
NORRIS llrINz, Sec'y
The Osceola times., 1879-04-19
1ny m Great chance 10 masc money

Il lrsn uake money iasfcr at wu 4 Tor ~ ~
Il at snything else. Capital hot r, auirrsl :
Il Iwid tisft y,'H. Sis p.r day at Il me n;n1
My tie mdustfiois Men, women. MI
sish giri- wani,d everywhere l., wcrk la Z
SOW :. he iine 'o-ily nuiIif an.l tenn. ~
Addfcss. Tue 4 co Au..usia. Nain.s, 4
The Osceola times., 1879-04-19
THE SUN.
a. NEW YORK 1876.

As the time approaches for The renewal u
ub.criptiens. 1hE sun would remind ~
friends aud welwishcis everywhere, that II u
agnin candidate for their cons idrIatisn and
support Upon lis r, card for the past ten years
il relies for continuance Of the hearty SYM
pathy and grucr,tis co op'rativu which have
hitherto been e~tehdsa to II Iiosn every quarter
OF the Onion.
The DAILY SuS l. & pr pagc-saect Of 2S col
umns. price by mad, post paid. % CENTS = mouth
or ~. ~ per year.
The SUSpAy edition of IIE Sun Is an eight-
page sheet uf l6 c ,lums While giving the
eve Of the day, IL also coniains alargc ailuuht
~ literary and miscellaneous matter specially
pre- ared Tor IL. Iilb ~ DAY sun has met
sitn great -uccess Post paid - - year.
THE wEEKLY sum.
Who does not kuow TIiE WEEKLY SUM-
II cirCala a. thruughDut the United >fatea,. .tkU
nanadHs, aud bey0nl Ninety thousand fan =
lies greet IL, welcome lslgc- weekly, ant regard
II in tue ieht of guide, counsellor. and tricnt.
Its news. EDITORIAL agriculture, aud iitcrHry]
drpHrnis nts make u essentially Jou- u-nai ID
the family aud the freride Terms: ONE|
iOl.LAR ysar, post p,ild. This lricc,sstu liky|
cons iderc'l, makes II the chespc-t newspapsf|
published. For clubs oi ten, with 80 cash, w
viii send an extra copy free.
Address PUBiIsiikR OF THE sun.
New yoek CITY
The Osceola times., 1879-04-19
John G.. Palmer
ATTORNEYS At LAW.
HELEN A, ARK

Will practice in the counties OF Mis-
sissippi, Crittendcn, Cross, st.
Francis, Phillips and Dcsha, and
in the Supreme Courtof the State
at Little Rock.
The Osceola times., 1879-04-19

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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-13
A Rare Amin al.
N. z. Trihune, Aprl .th.

A fine specimen of the gigantic
sloth arrived at the New York Aqua
rum direct from Central America late
last evening and will be on exhibition
to day. On the ground it is one of
the clumsiest Of animals, and it has
been calculated that it can only take
fifty steps day Its fore legs are
much longer than the hind, and all the
toes end in long, curved class. The
body is covered with heavy coat Of
coarse hair, and the animal has no
tail. Sloths are rarely on the ground,
but pass IRON tree to tree by the IN
terlocking branches in the thick for
sis Of South America; they are found
from Guinea to Paraguay. Some sp.--
cies, of which this is an excellent spec
linen, inhabit Central America.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-13
Notice.

In the Probate Court of Boise county. Idaho Terri
tory.
In the matter of the estate of Bridget McCiuin.
ness. deceased.
EAURSUANT TO An ORDER OF SAID COURT,
made on the 18th day OF April, A. d. 1879 n o
tiee is hereby givea that Wednesday. the 36th dag
OF April A. D. 1869. at II O'Clock A. III. OF said day
at the Office of the Probate Judge of Boise county
l. T.. have been appointed as the time and place
for proving the will of said Bridget McGunnsss,
deceased. and for hearing the application of A. j.
A. Archambault. James Moriarty aud Peter Dona-
ghue for the issuance to them of letters testamen-
tary, when aud where any person interested may
appear and contest the same
T. 8. HART.
Probate Judge and eI-Ofirio Clerk.
Dated April Is, 1ss9.-4w.