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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-03
PERU TO BE INVADED.

THE CAPTURE OF LIMA CONTEMPLATED.
CHILL SEEKS TO End THE WAR BY DECISIVE
BGow-THE PERUVIAN FLEET AT SHELTER
The South American war continues 10 keep
the South Pacific Coast in a state OF alarm.
Peru feels the loss of her great lronclad,
the Independencia and retains her feet securely at
anchor IN Caao. Chill has resumed the blockade
of Iquique, and contemplates landing 900 men
on the Peruvian coast whence they to march on
Lima. There has been general call to arms IN
that city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-03
WASHINGTON DESERTED.

rvrRYONE IN A HURRY TO GET ANAL
,pr PRESIDENT AND SOME or THE CABINET AND
NEARLY ALL THE CoNGREssMEN GoNL-oAN
rPA1 NEWS OF THE CAPITAL
The exodus of Congressman from "asnng-
CON has been so rapid that there are only a
few left in the city. The President has leit
washington also, together with Secretary
NIcCrary and Secretary Thompson in order
60 mend the 4th at Fortress Monroe. There
will he no business at the Departments on the
An and 9th. 1t is stated as the opinion OF
officials that the absence of an appropriation
for the Marshals will not interfere with the
usnal business of the Courts. Secretary Eyarts
will visit the birthplace of Washington be-
Cora lone to decide upon a monument proper
IN mark the spot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-03
CHOLERA AT FALL RIVER.

FALL RIVER Mass, July 2.-JOsrph Chsccf. an
old iden Of this city sick With cholera Mon.
ay afternoon, died this afternoon He was buried TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04

,INHE ERIE RAILWAY,
j. now known As the NEWHORk. LAKE ERIE and
WESTERN RAILROAD. Arrangement Of trains, taking
. M Cincinnati and Chicago Dav Express Drawing.
6pm Dailyl Past 81 Louis Express arriving at huiao
west Pulmans best D'awingroom Sleeping Coaches to
Coashes through To Buffalo, Niagara Ials Cncin.
natl and Chicago without change also Hotel DINING
IN Emigrant train for the West.
Trains leave Chambers street DsDO, Newton for
NewaIX, 6:i $40 1880 M S.lU. 40 52O $40. 1:3o
p. and II mdngh; Saturday nights only. sundays 9l6
Rutheriori and Passac. q. 7:5" 10 1920 a. ILL., trho
leo !rsn stops at Rn.herO.d PARK only sgndsysI
IL midnight. Sundays. q. $780, 1920 a M las $3.50 m.
an faerson g. o.5 7:5t $40 TO- IO20 1880 a. m ~ noon
l45 3 $40 $500 40 4io s:lO 5:2 b:JU 6lo G;JJ Z.
;s9 s. iop ny an1 L m,dnish; snn ay o. eSo' 9iO
suirrn. 8. 1850 1920 a, m, 40 800 9l0 p m, IL
midnight Sundays D. $50. 1870 m. lao, $780, p M
Warwick. $50 a m. $50
Newburg and Cornwall. 7'oo, m. $3.50. 4:3o p M Sun
Rondout and Kingston, $3.50 Sundays $50
GosncP, 9 40 g. ioap2 m $50 $780, 1880 D. m sun
Slideiown, 40, D, 1870 nip 800 t'so p. N; sun
$50 iao M S and Toe ,s IN , sna tiS9 2
PORT a. r. Jsrvis Zoo o. 1920 M 4sc p m Sundays
2ssr quarter aud quarter after each
hour CI % TO sn mo & aaa an In r6 S nm
and sleeping Coaches be obtained and orders fo The
SnSSsias s sS Nos VS. a. Or S7 Tro,Ssy S
tourtst. Brookiyn or st he COMPANY pspos =,
n" iz: JN 1a X. 1aaSrr. oenr Pa,.r AsL New York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains leave Tor Lniew ood Chester relmont and
sundays a. N aud $50 .. nj. The liSO ,. train viii
leave 90 minutes stsr Saturday nisht:,
"'"''" ryis6 n. xBBorT. oeni Passf As. Now.YsrE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
Bankrupt Notlcee.

DIsrRICT COURT of the UNITED STATES,
~ fOR THE SOUTHERN DisTHICT OF NEW. YORK.
RISgnTPICY-A Warrant in BANKRUPTCY has been issued
bv said Court against BE RNAD WELTE, OF
~. CIV of New York Of County Of New York.
State NewYo in ssd District adjudeed bankrupt upon
the petition Creditors AMI the payment OF d.bs
and the delivery Of auy property belonging 10 SAID bank
rupt 10 hin his and the transfer III property
NV INN are forbidden meeting ~ the Creditors
said bankrupt prove their debts and choose
OF estate be held Court
Ia be- holden No Beekman ST. In the City OF New ork,
In said District the second day Of December A.
II Is7g all O'Clock r. the Office OF James r. Dwight
esquire the Registers In Bankruptcy OF said Court
LOUIS r. PANN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04

and after Nov 20. 1919.
Express Trains leave New York Via DsDrosses and Cort
landt street Ferries a. follows:
43O. 100 800 30 limited III A. M; J. 30 g. $40 D. O.
ESQ $3.50 and NJ sunday. l:3O M; 1880,
$40 D. m An express leaves New York dai
cept sunday m running through via Trentcn and
Camden.
Beats Brooklyn connect with all through Grains
al City. ahoTdng speedy and direct transfer Tor
BROOKLYN travel
Returning trains leave West Philadelphia l2:Jl, 800
3:45 T. 73i, :, $40 and ii Limited Express 1880 D.
M las. 2 l. b5, and 80, y. ON SUNDAY, l?Di, 800
:i45 $40 $50 a l. 1885 IN. Leav philadelphia
CamGea $3.50 y. IN daily except sunday.
Ticket Oiiices-Nos bg6 and g4l Broadway No AstOr
House ~ DosbrOsrs CoTtliutsts; No Court
ct Bosklyn Annex Depot foot Of Fuitonst. Brooklyn
III. ll6 and 10 HIdson, HObOken: Depot Jersey
City. Emigrant Ticket once. No. Battery place
PRANK THOMSON, j.. l.. FARMER.
General Manager. Genl Passenger Agt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
5teamboais ano Railroads.
LBANY BOATs-PEOPLE's LINE.


drew JOHN leave Pier No Al North Riye =;
Albany SUNDAY morning eIcepicdl with trains North West
M" East S'"e'00'"' "'A W W EVERETT. President
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave Newyork from foot OF Desbrossc, ana oor'
$40 a. washington Pitisburr Columbus Cincinnati
and the south. Pullman from Baltimore TO Newark
o D. M for WASN'T eion aud the from
TO P,snrr am ncna Louisville
Lons Through Pullman cars Baltimore to cncin-
nf s the South and wssS ro
close for cnsage IT, sDs
soutSwes Through Pullman cars FROM baltimore cinciD.
connects at Washington with trains for Lynchours
4 oss.p SsE Of G. s
and anH prpo no 5erISy NEBRASKA
AND COLORADO.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry station n Ncw.Y foot on iApeIyiss whar,
Commencing cSny oct g. foot OF
n s scs.. Msn;s
n @%nf r m S % nS hmir &C.
s45 m~Tor iiirh Bridge Rrsuch Easton Ha5Esbnrs
pq5 os &C. M and m-ror rvle and Pennington
wiisesbarre scranton. Tunkhannock Tamaqua Hazeon
200 m~FOr High Bridge Branch Easton. Bclvdere and
s"s'oa IsE % and II
local points time tables al stations.
eUN0AY TRAINS-Ieave at si5 IN. IL m. TOR Bound
Brook and intermediate stations at $50 for Easton,
Allentown. Reading and Harrisburg
Of the BROOK Ign and Ere Annex make connection
CITY TO and from Brooklyn and Erie Depot
Jersey City.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ cave NewYork, foot or Liberty st. for Perth Amoy
south Amboy. Red Bank, Long Branch Ocean GROVE &C.
Sl5, lao a. m, Ills 4, 5l5 D. M. - . a..
stage connection TO and from kEYPORT at Maawah sta
tion.
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Connection. Leave foot OF Lbery-st for Freehold at
S:l5. ll45 a. M, 4, 5;l5 D. m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Leave New.York. foot Iabartyst. c. Il. n. Of y. J..
s5 m-For ngdale, Toms River. Banegat and In
termcdate stations.
i5 D. Toms River. Vneland all stations 10 Bay
Side AND For ATLANTIC CITY.
400 D. m.-FOr Farmngialc Toms River Barnegat TUCK
L anil I nIll nll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04

Leave New-Y0rk. foot LAborty.st. C. Il. n. Of y. j..
s:l5 a.mFor Farmngdae, Toms River. Banegat and IN
termcdiate stations ., . n
l:l5 m-FOr Toms River Nineand, all stations 10 bay
| Side AND For ATLANTIC CITY. NJ,
400 u. m-FOr Farmlngdalc Toms RIVER BarneSaL TUCK
ertown X. II. and Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

STEAMBOATS, dn0 Railroads.
TOR RONDOUT and KINGS lON.-Landiug
at Cozzens west Point, Cornwall Newburg Marlboro,
Milton Esopua, connecting with Ulster and
Delaware Waikiki Valley Railroads Steamboats, IA e.
W. BALDWIS and THOMAS CORNEl.L leave DAILY at 4
n NJ pier "a, North RIVER. foot Of Hairs0nst-
Except saturdays, when Thomas cornell leaves at p M
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL ADVANCEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS, March
30 1879 Leave depo Corandt and Dcsbroses
100 y. m. for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown Reading.
Nauch Chunk, ilazleOn Mnhanoy CITY Ashland Wilkes
barre, Scranton and Tunkhannock
esd D. M, Night Express daily Tor Easton. Bethlehem
.ll,r,t1n MGuch Chunk WikesDarTe, Elmra, Ithaca,
Geneva Auburn Rochester BUrln Niagara Falls and the
West Pullman sleeping Goa hes attached
~ ROBT -AYRE, supt and Eng'r.
General Eastern Office Church aid C0randt
CHAS IL CMMMINN-. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
Nfw pnbilfailons.

fNHARLES DICKENS'S PARL0R ALBUM.
~ A CHARMING NEW HOLIDAY BOOK,
O. W. CAkELTON a CO. Pnblishers ". Y.
ART EMBROIDERY.
n SOUTH KENsIYGToc STITCH
book containing fun the South KensiDetop
mall address receipt OF price, 81
Nv w. Triton q Co. Publishers boston
CLEARANCE SALE of a large stock of
~ ROCKS IN History voyages Travels Biography, The
slexy science Literature and PeIodics Tor twenty
Lava ct 2oJ broadway. ksw rorx third nsos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04


IL Line United Mail kOute ana after Nov.
TO- 1873 leave Newly via Desbrosses and COftandt
street Ferries az follows; -
Express for Harrisburg Pittburg the West AMI South.
with Pullman Palace Cars attached a. me- and $50 D. M
For williamsport, Lockhaven Corey and Erie az $50
connecting for Ttusve. petroleum ntre aud the
oil Regions. wihamsport and ockhayen. a. m; -
Baltimore. Washington and the south -" Limited wash
ngion Express OF Pullman Pailor Cars daily except sun
day M arrive Washington i:i2 y. m Regular at i3O
500 a. NJ l. aud 10 p ~, sunday 10 p M on n IN
Express for West Philadelphia. 40. $3.50, S2O " 90
LmJedl IL M; S3O. I, 40 . O. 100 $50 aud I'D p M
sunday 1870 and u, $780, $50 and 10 IN Eini
grant and second class, I:3Op m
Express for Philadelphia via Camden 1870 a. except
SUNDAY. - -.
Rnafs ~ Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains Jersey city, anorng speedy and direct transfer
Trans Arrve-From Pittsbure 800 1910 a. M 1910 p
IN daily and $40 $50 daily except Mogiay. From
WosIngtrn md Baltinora $50 4. 2. 300. 30 1910
M, sunday $50 From Philaleinnis 3d. GOj, 600
g4O i 90 $50 a. 2 $3.50, i:jJ iJl $50 $50 and OlO
D M sunday, $780, O;O5 $50. lO4O. lI3O a. IN, 6:3p
Ticker Offices 526 and 9ii Broadway No. Astor House
and too nf Cortland No Courts and
Rrooklyn Annex Depot II futons Bro khn Nos Ia,
ii and Ils Hoboken; Dcpot Jersey cts, kmi.
eraut Ticket fice No. Battery place. The NewlOrk
transfer Company will cali for ami check baggage from hotels
and resi- ienc.. 1865, N p,,,.ro
FRANK THOMSON, j. r. FARMER
General Manager zen passenger AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
nuinter Rcsorts.

WALDO HOUSE. Waldo, Fla.-Highest and
heathiest point Florida Firsclass accommodations
and moderate prices Hotel open Dec. l. Apply to d. A.
CrOwel, proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04

~ RIVER acknowledgements Nov H. 1873.
through trains viii leave Grand Central Depot:
Western and Northern Express to Rochester ~
with drawing room cars
lU:SO a. M Chicago and Western Express Drswngr room
car to c anandagua Rochester and Buffalo. go 49,
lla a. m, Express TO Albany and Troy WIN connections
10 Utica. Sarafog Gcns Falls and Rutland.
100 n. m, Albany and Troy Express . ,, - -
600 p IT. Loui- Express daily win seephg cart io
St Louis running through day In tho week also sleep
ing cars Buffalo Toledo and Detroit and for Montreal ex
ceptipg SUNDAY night. saratoga $500. -,
ing via sleeping 10 Geneva, hochester ana
Montreal. via st. Adams. -. ,,.- -. -
p. Pacific Express daily. With sleeping cars 70
Rochester. Niagara e'oN"i"h"
edo ID and Chicago go -, -. =. .,,.
100 p. Night Express WITH Sleeping cars 70 A'oahy
and Troy. -. o-o -, 20 no.,. an, 81,
wes,cntt, EXPRESS Offices PARK place and 135 and 9i2
Rroadway New. York 33J Washingtonst Brooklyn.
r. MEEKER Gene al Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
IN LINE

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA
Leave New York from station c. H. r. OF " j. loot OF LAD
ty-st for Philadelphia. 80,
station Ninth and Grcensts at 7i5, 900 l;l5
1870 4o0 $780, 7:l5. IL On Sundays at eio A.
III; 5.3O IL p. m. ana o,o ., d, =
For station corner Third Berkssts al 63o 900 1l;l5
l:3J $780, 400 $3.50 75 p m. On sunday al $40
For Trenton Warren Tuckcrsts $780, 7f5 800 l:l5
m. 1890 $40 400 $780, 7lj. IL p NJ On sunday sio
Retnrnng trains will leave Philadelphia for New York:
Prom station Pha Reading Railroad corner Ninth and
~ y. IN sundays at $50 a. m 5;3O II p m M a..
From erkssts. M 7j, 900 ii a. mi $780, 500
5:sO G:i5 ll:l5 IN on Sunday at $50 a. M. i3O p m
denote Pm man attached
From Trenton, and Tuckersts 20 except Mon
dayl $40 s2p lO:i5 1j3 2:sl 4lO flO. O3l, $40
u. IN. on Sunday-l:20, gl5 a m; CID p IN. g., -, q. an,
at Jersey CITY station nv ferry 10 ana
from Brooklyn Erie Depot" at Jersey Ciiyo AZ, o
tickets or sale foot Idbcrtyst Nos 2S' 40 vi4
on Rroadvay M the principal hotels Nos and Court
ST. and Annex Office Jewels Wharf Brooklyn -,
New.YOk Transfer Company Drdts Exprss VIII can LOT
and cheek bag gage residence to destination Ap
plicafon can be made at ga broadway, I3o Stthave
New York and Court St. BROOKLYN and these offices are In
connection with the Bell Telephone and Law Telegraph
H. +. BALDWIN. Gen Pass Agent
DOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Mall
Il gatuck Housaonc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rave Csth-
arine slip tPer T.. H. daily at 1880 and $50 D. IN
Fare lower than BY any other routh.
NORWICH LINE to BOST0N.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR for special mted tickets Steamers leave
Pier 40 North River daily including sundays at $3.50 p M
for New London. Boston. Worcester, Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04

DREW and ST JOHN leave Pier No. al North River:
foot Of Canalst, every week day p M connecting ~.
Albany (sundav morning excepted with trains Nort "cSo
NV ~ w. w EVERETT, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA

Sixteen Through Trains each daily; three depots in
Philadelphia, two IN NewlOrk.
Double Track the most improved Equipment and the
FASTEST Time consistent with absolute safety
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04

~ EAST 2OTH-ST.--A suite of rooms on
- third also two parlors with private table
A, s{r.d. r,fe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04

I.l1 EAST 4OTII-ST., near LeXington-ave.
IO4 TO LET-A furnished floor 10 two gentlemen or
wife rkeepng IN small private fam
ilv aud desirable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
Connection. Leave foot OF Ibertyst for Freehold
S:15 ll:45 a. M, 4, 5;l5 y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
Roaro Gno Rooms

DARTIES suffering from mental or nervous
diseases can find good and proper attention In
private family. Address EXPERIENCE. Tribune Uptown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04

100 EAST 30TH-ST.--One or two gentle
sbZ men can fnd comfortable home IN a private family
living in house. havns more room than they
uirc viii At board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04

Up PARK AVE.-In small family, large
y room with alcove second aOor 'front.' with board.
DE- EAST 2OTH-ST.-ParlOr floor; three
IN farce rooms handsomely furnished: private bathroom
private table or without board for gentlemen with
n,,fb ri refer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04

NORWICH IINE TO bus ONE
~ DOLLAR for special limiie1 tickets. Steamers leave
Pier 40 North River daily including sundays at i5Op m
10 New L nndnn. Boston. WOTcester, &C.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-12
From Yankee Fork.

Messrs. w. A. Norton and Mike
Myers arrived here from Bonanza Civ
last Tuesday with ten bars of bullion,
eight bars from the Charles Dickens
and two from the Continental, miEe.
The latter mine is the property Of
Chris Moler and Mike Myers. The
value Of the bars is $4,000 or $1,000
Norton and Myers were five days
making the trip. On the trail their
horse ran away with the bullion. He
ran about fifteen miles, and was not
caught, but the bullion was all found.
Messrs. G. w. Grason, Hagen &
Tevis, the owners of the Custer mine,
are making arrangements and getting
everything ready to erect mill next
summer.
The wagon road from Challis to
Bonanza City will be through in five
days, and in good enough condition
for lightly loaded wagons to pass over
it.
The Montana and Hidden Treasure
mines are looking better than ever be
fore. The other mines are looking
about as usual
Norton & Co.'s arastra-two beds
lis running day and night on gooc
ore from the Charles Dickens mine.
Larenzo Falls has started up his
arastra, crushing ore from the Badger
mine.
Amos Franklin pounded $4,000 GU
of ore from the Montana mine in ;
hand mortar in two weeks. d.
brought the bullion in here with hin
on his last trip, but did not give III
the item.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-12

A QUEER case is reported in the Hos
pital Gazette of Paris. A doctor was
called to see patient dying from
cholera. In order not to discourage
the man, the doctor prescribed three
doses Of epicac powder, to be given
every half hour. The nurse misunder-
stood the directions, and instead of
giving the drug by the mouth gave it
as a snuff; this produced violent
sneezing, which was followed by a ia
vorable reaction. The circulation was
quickened, the skin was warmed, and
the patient was ON the way to recov-
cry. When the doctor called, next
day, he was amazed to ind how he
had taken his medicine, and that he
was out of danger.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-12

WY should Ireland be the rich
est country in the world2 Because its
capital is always Dublin.
Hos. G. w. STAFFORD, Of Pioneer
vile, paid the World visit last Tues
day. He is over on visit to old
friends in this CITY.
THERE has never been a sermon
preached in the Yankee Fork circuit
that we know Of. A good sermon
minus the fire and birthstone clause
would be relished by the people here
Il Yankee Fork Herald.
MEssRs. JAMES MONROE and M
Phillips came down from Banner yes
terday. They report the Banner
mines looking splendid.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-12
AIturas County. Items.

We are indebted to Mr.. I. S. Har-
ris, who returned from trip to Allan
ia and Rocky Bar last Monday, for
the following items:
Johnson's large steam saw mill, on
the opposite side of the river from Attain
ia, was destroyed by fire about noon
last Saturday. The men were away
at the time, but it is thought that the
fire originated from sparks shoulder
ing in the saw dust from fire which
occurred the day before. About forty
thousand feet of lumber was burned.
The mill was the ouly one in Atlanta
of much capacity, and its loss to the
place will be much felt.
r. B. Brown has struck very rich
ore in his mine on Queens river. The
ledge is improving in width, and looks
splendid.
Mr.. Harris saw Dave ketchum at
Rocky Bar. Dave informed him that
he had $4,000 on the dump at his
mine on Wood river. He thinks that
will be good country next year, as
there are large number OF rich
mines that will be speedily developed,
and smelters erected next spring,
Sol Newcomer is building another
large hotel at Rocky Bar, a short dis,
lance below the large building erected
by him few years ago, and when Is
used for hotel by Mrs. o'Daneis.
Some very rich mines have been
discovered at the Alturas lakes, and
the ore is being packed to Atlanta a
distance of twenty-five miles, ano
crushed
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-12
Caught a Bear,

Last Monday night while Mr.. E.
Burson was going through cut on
Willow creek he met a cub. His
band touched it, wien it growled,
which was the first intimation Mr..
Burson had that such beast was near
him. Taking look at it with the aid
Of his lantern, he judged its weight to
be about two hundred pounds. Not
being particularly fond of bear meat
he postponed indefinitely the attack
and took his departure for the cabin,
at what speed he didn't state. The
following evening he set steel trap,
baited with meat, in the cut, and
caught it. The Chinese cook going to
the trap discovered that it was caught
by only one toe. He killed it with an
ak. 1t was three or four months old
and weighed seventy-ive pounds
considerable less than it looked to Mr.
Burson.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-12
THAT BANNER BEAR.
BANNER. Ia no. Sept. 81 /

BANNER, I'd no, Sept. 81 1879.
ED. WosLD:-Oid bruin is still
rdnpaging over the mountains in this
vicinity. Squad after squad have
gone in quest Of the "critier," who
has been seen score of times. The
"ananilcu pears to be more than us
nally saucy and bomb proof against
all the elongated ball cartridges which
have been hurled at it. Capt. Mon
roe's Winchester has been used by
others than himself, and as the Cap
tain is a crack shot. he cannot be
included among the unlucky boys who
have blood 10 their eyes and swear
very vengeance on this interloper in
the quiet vale Of Banner. BIunder-
busses, double barreled shot guns, re-
volvers, horse pistols and knives Of
all patterns have failed thus far in
driving this ferocions(?) beast from
camp Assayer Wilson is unremii-
ting in his endeavors to capture the
bar Early and late he is on the
ground armed cap-a-pe. We have in.
vited James Irwin to come over and
give US lift in case no capture il
made during the week The Battle
Cry Of (not Freedom, butt Bear echoes
through the canyons approaching this
camp, and the boys are getting mad
The question is, how shall we fight /
bear; climb tree, blaze away or run
away. Yours,
| BREAK o Day HUNTER.
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Notice.

In the matter of the estate of John W. Winner de-
ceased:
ritory
FAURSUAST TO AN ORDER OF SAID COURT
wade the second day of August, 4. d
1879. notice is hereby given that on Monaay, the
18th day of august. A. ID. 1879, at O'Clock n OF
said day. tie etiee of the Probate Judge in Ida
no City, Boise county, l. T., has been appointed
said John Winner. deceased. and tor hearing the
application of Robert Barber for the issuance to
him of letters testamentsry. When and where any
person interested may appear and contest the
same. i. $. HART.
Probate Judge and ex.oficis Clark.
Dated August q 1870.
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Beautiful front.

Mr.. Thomas Barry, Jr., caught four
handsome young speckled trout, from
one to two inches in length, in Thorn
creek, last Wednesday and presented
them to his sister, Miss Mary Barry.
The young lady keeps them in a
glass bowl, and it is pleasant to see
the little fellows swim among the
glittering quartz specimens in the
bottom.
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Arrivals at the Luna House.

VIM. Bale, Frank Farnham, Harry Car
ter, Garden valley Henry Clifton, J. P.
Commisky, Banner; P. W. Smith, Toll
Gate; James Mcintyre, A. Brown, G. G.
stevenson, r Doyle, City; - Myer, w
A. Norton, Bonanza City; Geo. Stafford
PioneerviIle; E. Lucas, Boise City; NJ. II
Kempner, Kempner's Ranch; VIM. Black
man, PIacerville; Nj. J. Biddy, Horse
shoe Bend; JAS Monroe, Banner.
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AZ choosing q wife, says the
chronological Journal, ''be governed
b her chin" The worst Of this is,
that after having chosen wife, one
is apt to keep on being governed in
the same way.