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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-09-23

SOUrH saturday evening
18th. the fusionsts of Harrison serenaded
Representative clect-Frank Whitman, of
Summit Springs The South Waterford
band were in attendance A very nice
collation. was served, TO which the band
and citizens did ample justice. After
supper, Mr.. Whitman accepted the situa-
ton in a neat little speech; Caleb Chaplain
followed with short speech, after which
the company joined in 4 dance for an hour.
1t was pleasant entertainment, and all
returned home well pleased.
The Harper's Ferry Jubilee Singers were
advertised to sing at the NJ +. church
Sunday, Il, but did not make their appear
ance They gave a concert at Congl
church at the Flat Monday evening. There
was not very full house. They are very
nice singers, and Te were muck pleased
with their entertainment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-09-23
No. lG7-Addisou Lufkin vs.. John E.

No. l67-AddiSon Lufkin vs.. John f.
Segar.
Parties live in RUmford. Plaintiff sues
on account for two years services of a
minor son who had lived with defendant
also for note of 800, and interest on it,
$50. Defense that the services Of son
were worth no more than the board and
clothes and schooling That the note sued
for was len for collateral security merely
on a claim due from plaintiff to defendant.
Defendant filed an account in set OFF. The
jury returned verdict against the plain
tin, aud in favor of the defendant for S2s,
on the account i'm set Oft
Luddeu. HutchinS.
Foster.
The Grand Jury came in Friday morn
ing and reported five indictments. as
follows.
State V. Francis Lozo and Mary Lozo,
Larceny Plead guilty. Sentenced 80
days in County Jail.
state V. same Larceny.
state V. Jason Russell. False pre-
fences.
State v. George Lovejoy. Burglary
State v. Frederick f. Hodge. Bur
glary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-09-23

Srow, Sept l7.-TueSday night aS Wal
ter Bryant was riding near |. L. Clay's in
Chatham, y. H., it being very dark, came
in contact with the fence, and was thrown
from the carriage; the horse went over 4
stump fence and down hill, nearly per-
pendicular, seyenty-lve feet, landing in
reservoir. and was drowned. The wagon
was badly smashed.
Edgar d. Andrews, the veteran bear
hunter, caught bear in a trap, and brought
it in on his back alive. He has caught
more than thirty bears, and il is not much
of a place here for bears either.
l. A. w.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-09-23
Bethel, Sept. l., -.

PNI, CrNrrNNIL.--We publish, this
week, three essays read at the Paris Cen.
tcnnial, and shall close our report of the
proceedings next week, by inserting Mr..
Emery poem, Mr.. Shaw's letter on the
press, and abstracts of the replies to
toasts. Our intention has been to pub
lish only a portion of these articles in the
DEMOCRAT. and to make the whole pro
cecdings public in pamphlet. Mr.. Silas
Maxim, who is preparing history Of the
town, has agreed to get the work out
during the coming winter, and it was
therefore thought proper to suppress the
proposed pamphlet. as its sale might in
tcricrc with the circulation of the history
Three copies Of the DENocRAr at ) cents
each will cost ten cents less than the
pamphlet. and will furnish a complete
record OF doings with the essays IN full
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-09-23
NORWAY VILLAGE.

10 he Hon. Board Of County Commissioners Of
OerOrG County.
WYE, the undersigned ,citiLeps OF oxford coun
w IT, would respectfully represent that public
convenience and necessity demand that public
ghway If demanded, commencing at or near the
school house near Parmenia Peabody. in the tow l.
OF Gead thence In an easierly direction, past
the dwelling house formerly occupied by the late
Samuel Richardson, in said GilCad, by the mos!
feasible route 10 the county road at or near dwell
ing house oil Augustus Stiles or Josiah Conner .
in Fryeburg Academy Grant, 20 called, in said
county Therefore, we request that you, after due
proceedings taken viii view said route and locate
and establish u county road on said proposed
route, or much thereof as you may deem advis
able. A. $. BEAN,
aud u others.
Sept. |, 1873.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-09-23

Norm PAmS.-lmprovcmcnt seems 10
Doe the order OF the day at this place. J. b.
Andrews * building over his house. erect
iug an additional story, and making other
improvements G. +. Packard has i'm
proved his residence, by a bay win
dow; :. W Durham is about 10
make extensive repairs on the interior of
the grist mill. He has also dug well in
the square" nearly in front of his store.
O. p. Ellingwood & Co. are putting in
some new machinery, and making many
improvements in their chair factory.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-09-23

John c. Whittier wrote To the gather
ing of old Republicans ut Worcester that
the Republican party has done noble
work. and 10 has still its mission and its
duties fl i IL necessary now as IL ever
has been. IL must be maintained till the
purity of the ballot-boX every where is
sal, from violence and intimidation, and
the civil rights OF every class of American
citizens are made secure beyond the posi-
bility of suppression or infringement.
The Portland Argis. which has spent
tt. tea. year i'm efforts 10 build up the
GreenbacE parry - Maine, now expresses
rba 0nfDion that Senator ba, aId would be
- COOL Democratic candidate for fresi'
dent. The fusion crop has not harvested
well.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-09-23
BYRON DAMS.

Last winter the Legislature appropriated
five hundred dollars for the purpose OF
constructing dams in the town of Byron
to keep the water of Swift River
from overlooking farms and roads. The
committee in charge employed Mr.. T. J.
Emery of Watcrville, one Of the best dam
builders in the State, to plan and construct
such dams. The act of Legislature pro-
vidcd that the County Commissioners cX-
anime such dams Amer such exam
intion the county commissioners were
well satisfied that the committee who had
the matter in charge on the part Of Byron,
acted very wisely in employing Mr.. Emery
10 construct their dams, he having com
plcted his work 10 the entire satisfaction
OF said committee. and 10 the county com
mittcc. 1t seemed that il was thorough
job, and must add very much 20 the safety
of the farms and roads ON that wild river.
We think the act of the Legislature was
very Just, for there are few finer intcryale
farm, in the State than in Byron, and no
more hard working, cntcrprising farmers.
and none that have suffered SO much from
a wild mountain river.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-09-23
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Albany Henry TO- WILDER
NJ. -'--Ezra Marshall ". cyrus Per
k.r~. executor
The p.r lives DOB Hebron aud 'ri'. -A
Paris. In was au action given ou % note
given by tac defendant te>tator. Ne'ra
uuul,m to Miriam Duua4m his wife both
~ whom ar. now deceased. aut is us ,'.-
lows
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Miriam Urnbaru. u.y IsVt..I ,,.f.. ,hc sum
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-09-23

OXFORD CONFERENCE.-THE Committee
of Arrangements have decided 10 postpone
the oxford Conference one week, 81 that
the meeting will De oct. 9TH and Sth Top
les for discussions lSt, Fidelity To Com
science; "a. Daily Use of the Word of God
Sd, Claims of the VI. VI. Society; 9Th How
should sunday school lessons be prepared
by Teachers and pupils; 9Th, What can be
done to secure better attendance on the
sunday School, 9Th, The duty of the
Church to the community in which il Is
located; eth, How may We secure "A gcnu-
inc and thorough revival Of religion among
our Churches and congregations.
\ W. VALENTINE Scribe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-09-23
:. J. COURT-SEPTENIBER TERM,
A. ID. 1879.

ClIARIEs W. WALTON, Justice.
JAMES :. WRGHT, Clerk.
Miss CoRNEiIA PUL>UER, Reporter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-09-23

THIS PAPER nay gd be found lon on g az sp Gs9
Advertising Bureau 90 Spruce ST who're advertising
contracts MAJ " made IQg IL IN NEW YORK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-09-23
Drs. EVANS & Triton,

Physicians & Surgeons, NORWAY, MAINE.
ss-Onice hour. TO %, a. 10. and 90 O.. ,. m.
Particular attention paid 10 diseases Of the eye
and ear by Or. EVANS
Diseases OF the Air Passages specially, -
Or TILToS.
Onice No. NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
CALVIN r.. EVANS, ND
FRANK II. Hilton, ". -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-09-23
Worthless stun /.

Not 40 fact my friend you could see the strong
healthy, blooming men. women aud children tina
have been raised from beds of sickness, suffering
and almost death by the use Of Hop BI,tcrs you
would say GLORIOUS and invaluable remedy"
see another column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-09-23
DI ED.
Weather Report.

Temperature lastweek al : AN.
Sunday, a5 rain, Monday, is9 clear Tues
day, 30 logsy, Wednesday, :. : ioggy; Thurs
day, a. clear, Friday, IS clear Saturday
iGo clear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-09-23
wish Every body to Know.

Wish Every body tn Know.
Rev. George II. Thayor. an Of ctIzen OF this
vicinity known 10 every one as o most influential
citizen, and Christian Minister " Che " E.Church
just this moment stopped INTO our store 20 say, Il
wish every body 10 know that ] consider ma, both
ms self and VIE owe our live. 20 sniloh's Consump
ton Cure 10 having tremendous sale over
orr counters and Is giyius perfect satisfaction u
all cases Of Lung Disease. such a. nothing else
has done, Dr.. Matchett < France.
Bourbon, Ind. May lj, -.
sold by =. VI. GERRY, so. Paris. and all
other Druggists.
No Deception Used.
Il is strange so many people Will oVntinac 10
suffer day ailer day win Dyspepsia. Liver Com.
plant, Constipation, sour stomach General Debu
ty when ihey can procure At our store SHILOH'S
YlTALIZEE, free OF cost f d, doe. not cure or
relieve them. Price, 75cts. So.lhy A.M.GERRY,
SO. Paris, and all other Druggists.
For Lame Back Side or Chest use SHILOHS
POROUS PLASTER. Price p ct- sold by 4.
VI. GERRY. SO. Pari. and all other drugglsts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-09-23
NOTICE.
Administrators Sale.

Dl virtue OF license from the Judge Of Pro
ID bate, within aud for the county Of oxford,
dated the third Tuesday OF September, \. d. 1873,
shall cell al public or private sale, 40 Chandler
Syitrs In said Paris, on the twenty dfth day OF
october next. AZ TWO O'Clock Ia the afternoon, the
following drsc-l bed real estate, w One undv 10.
ed half part OF ten acres OF land called the Dun
ham lot, also one undivided half OF twsnty-seycn
acres Of land called the Cumming 0t,al-o eighteen
aud hall acres OF land called the Plains lot, all
situated M sald town ~ Paris, and belonging 90
the estate % Asa u. iaw-on late Of Paris In said
county, deceased.
THOMAS H. BROWN, Admir-.
Paris, sept p lsie 433w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-09-23

4 FRIEND-''A friend in need Is a
friend indeed. Here Is the letter Of a
kind friend in Rumtord, who, sympathiz-
ing with our loss of three hundred dollars
salary. as County Treasurer, makes a
voluntary contribution of one dollar and
fifty cents 10 keep the DEMocEAr going,
as the only local paper in Oxford County
RUTuEp, Sept. 1879.
\.r. paid YOU for your paper, one year,
and YOU are welcome 10 il. l don't want
The nasty sheet in my house any longer.
4. H. T.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-09-23
MANUAL
J. 81. RAWSON, Paris
STEREoSCoPIC VIEWS !
or P1RTS

A NY ONE deirous Of procuring Stereoscopic
~ Views OF PaTi, Hi and vicinity. can lind IN
assortment from which 10 select, nc the OXFORD
DEMOCRAT OFFICE
HENRY M. WATKINS.
Paris Hill, July %, 80. u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-09-23
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Til. towns Of Oxford County have
paid .u their County taxes earlier and
n..r les, solicitation than az amy time
since vc have been connected in the
County affairs. Ne, very strong indi-
cation Of hard times.
NJ NJ. PLnney of Norway has open
cd O. large Dry Goods Store in Norway
Village. On Monday. the 10Th, be will
open a special line Of Paisley and Striped
>havl,. This store promises 10 do an
extensive business, and 20 add another &c
the excellent business houses of Norway
In connection with the article relat-
ing 10 Paris Physicians, We may add one
Who. though not coming within the pro-
visions Of the article never having prac-
ticed in town, Is distinguished son OF
Paris. and was present at the centennial
celebration. DR.. \. ). Thayer was born
in Paris. in 1885; graduated at Phila-
delphia. in 1861. and commenced prac-
,ice In Portland. where he has remained
up TO the present time He has built VI
for himself d most successful practice
and IS fas, taking q place among Port.
lands most trusted and honored physi
clans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-09-23

GuEAD, Sept. lS.-We are having some
very favorable weather for all kinds OF
crops. Corn is looking very well, but is
backward. Not much Is ripe enough to
cut up yet The potato crop promises
well. The bugs did not damage them
much. There will he plenty of apples.
They are selling very low.
Quite number of our citizens attended
the centennial at Paris hill, and all pro-
nounced 1t a grand affair. Is.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-09-23
Beautiners.
4 Good Recommendation.

4 Good RecOmm enddtiOH.
We have used the New Home Sewing Ma
chine abou! two mon,hs,and can say j. Is beauti
fully finished, runs easily, and Is capable Of doing
great variety OF work. We like 1t better than
auy machine we ever used. We have used the
Singer, Wheeler 4 Wilson, and some others.
HASKELL SISTERS, /
Fashionable Dressmakers,
NORWAY. MI.
+. s-Tne New Home Is for sale al south Par.
is by q. W. BROWN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-09-23

ALSO \ LARGE LOT OF
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-20
INDIAN NEWS.

Sergeant Carl Brodensteln and the
compauy's blacksmith arrived here
yesterday from Col. Bernard's camp
on Lou Creek They rode sixty
miles yesterday and started, after tax
ing dinner and feeding their horses,
for Boise City, which viii make the
days ride ninety miles. Tie Serge
ant made cali % the ,voHLD. and IN
formed " that lie came III with The re-
port Of marches frog, Bernard A CHI
zen reported q the Colonel That he
had seen about $50 Indians in Prairie
Basin They are thyugi,t Il, be nov
at tie junction Of tie Middle Fork d
Salmon and Loon creek The latteI
stream is 81 high that the commape
will not be able 10 cross il ue.sore tist
Gath or 25th inst.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-20
MEETixG OF srocKHoEDERs.

En-. WORLD The stockholders Of
the Garden Valley Mill Company held
their annual meeting at The mills Of
the company on .uesday, June 18th.
The attendance was the largest ever.
had n snch meeting Of the compa-
ny, and was entirely harmonious. The
Troslees for the last year, the Treas
uler and Secretary, made full reports
af all they had done during their terms
Of Office, which reports were all adopt
ed and placed on file. The whole
amount Of receipts for sale of stock,
lumber. &c. aggregate some $4,000,
and present liabilities, over available
assets, snch as unpaid subscriptions,
bills for lumber sold and unpaid, lum-
Der on hand, some $500
The following trustees were elected
for the ensuing year:
G. Server, President; j. v. r
Witt, Treasurer; c. S. Kingsley. J
c. Mills, and l. Pinney-W. kegerreis
Secretary. The Trustees met, organ
lied, and at once entered upon the dis
charge Of their duties and will no doubI
push business ahead as fast as posi-
Die. Tie saw mill is to be pn
running at once, as there are al
ready over 40, 900 feet of lumber or
dered ahead. The grist mill is to b.
completed for the fall crop. The saw
mill is said, by competent judges, Il
be one Of the finest ii the Territory
and turns out a very fine quality 0
lumber.
The crops Of the valley look unusu
ally fine and promise bountiful bar
vest.
4 Both schools of the valley arc il
session with full attendance.
Rev Mr. Knowles Of Boise City ha
been spending two or three weeks il
the valley and has been holding SCI
vices in both Of the school houses wit
fair congregations, and there ha
been some talk Of trying 10 build
church. but l guess it viii be bu
talk. X.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-20
BANNER NOTES.
June 16, 1879.

June l6, 1879
Mr. Murphy, an old and expert
enced rooster from Atlanta arrived
here yesterday to take charge Of the
Elmira Company furnaces.
Mr. Preswick. late OF EImira. has
gone 70 the Warm Springs, on the
Payette, 10 hunt and recruit up for a
few days
Jim Irwin has given up the trap
ping business. and is now all honest
charcoal man.
Monroe and Phi lips are now down
so feet with the Golden Gate shaft.
Big things may he heard of from
this quarter soon, as the indications
show the fore-end Of some runner.
Gen Grant, our Postmaster, is con-
templating trip TO Yankee Fork for
bis health. He expects to start to-
morrow.
Plenty OF broke men here every day
looking for employment.
The klmira Company now gives
work TO about thirty men.
An eightypound bar was run Fri
day, the result Of a few days run on
ta.lings, which caused satisfactory
smile to fit across Col. Browns coun-
tenanee.
Harry Hays has been indisposed
for several days.
Banner will give the Lima House
Ball good send of on the Fourth,
and well we might SPY.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-20

THE Senaie has confirmed John I.
Norran If liro;S a. rh;af s+;ca of
the supreme Court Of Idaho.
sc Sissy has lust received the
largest stock Of knives ever brought
to idaho CITY. They are from the
best factories and re,ar fa; 81 aira
entire satisfaction He can furnish
tue poys' business men, o. woodehop-
pe'S WIN Just tie hiho OF a whittier
taxa l,..,, ,,.,a
a D. oARFAN d %. advertise thelr
9''V2 ~ ''''s 0'9 i'' s"'e '''s
~ ''',''N - . : ''e''''u '''e'
lWEIFE horses are being trained on
'ae Harden valley Track Tor the races
- c''ai"euce on July sd.
5 G. SlLsBY has just received Il
'@'Se STOCK Oh Spiehoid cigars Try
''e'''
Az those who antic;n.te ATTENDING.
'oe races IN Garden valley should not
'o'set That grand ball will be given
al NJ. Carrlgah's, on Friday evening.
'u'y 4tA.
Mr.. G. c. Stevenson came over from
Grimes Pass last Tuesday He will
attend the public school in this city.
Nh Rrx y n go, ,,.
@ DEN I LAWS starred ias'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-20

REPORTS from the Snake river pla-
GERS continue very encouraging. Those
who have machines are going to iu-
creasetheir capacity.
SALMON Cry is almost deserted. the
men having most all gone out pros
pecting.
AZ MARsroN & Go. will erect an
arastra aud furnace to work ore bv
the Robertson process. Their mine is
situated OH Sbaw's Mountain.
MAGEE's packtrain will start for Bol
nanza City to-day loaded with freight
for different parties. Ii is under the
charge Of Mr. John Germain.
HAwLEY 4 Co. have taken two hun.
idred tons Of ore ont of their mine on
Shaw's Mountain.
GRAHAa's Variety Company will
give a performance here tonight, ii
compliance with request Of the citi
zens. A dance will be given after the
performances
SPLENDID tobacco and cigars at Ny
er & Smiths.
}. B. Emery has just received fist
lot Of Chicago breakfast bacon ant
hams, and Oregon bacon and lard
fresh lot Of breakfast hominy, GA
meal, Kings se!f-iising b,.ck-whea
-four.
NJ. Il kFMPNER'i stage will leav,
here every week fpr Banner, and con
nect at that place with his Yanke,
Fork saddle train. He has bran,
nsw Concord wagon, aud every thin;
tis IN tip-top shape to carry passen
gers and freight through on quicl
time. The stage will leave here mex
Monday.
Mrs. CusAoK and her little daughte
went down to Boise City last Tuesday
WE have had several heavy raj
showers during the last few day.
Yesterday, however, was clear da,
SEE notice to taxpayers in anothe
column,
HoN. J. H. HAwLgy went down t
Shaw's Mountain yesterday.
BOISE CRY is to celebrate the Fourt
of July Miss Julia Henderson ha
been selected as the Poet of the Da,
| The ''little shavers7 Of Boise Cit
pass their leisure hours playing "se,
en- up
The Salesman says the tramps al
leaving Boise City.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-20
BankcIps Zo1ce.

In ths District Court u the Unisel states for the
Second Jnfiicia- Dissrsct Of Idaho @rr1tory.
In tle matter ~ D. b. K mnA-l BANKRUPT
Second judicial District Of Id 40 4err1lsry
oh. 1879
To TIE creditors Of D b Eisos.af ). Edeh.. cir
Boise county. Idaho Territofy --U.askrut.t
Ton are hereby nsiI5-d sa4E a x.rr4nE il hank
ruptey has Just been issued cat II she District
Court q TIE United rsras The "a Judicial Dis
trict o. Idaho Territory aAaissss he e. ate ~ d 81
hlsnEneI IN the fnrrzts Ut k1fse IN said EtSrrirs
who has neen 4ajEaged . S-sskFast upsn b : s5yrn
petition That the 4yEe1f OF ay ss4lsss and tsrs
delivery OF any properly tseIsna1ls, 10 SAID ban rr,k
10 him or for ais and te tras - OF any .,r1,
cry oy him are forbidden by lz~. ThAs messing
OF creditors q SAID bankrupt d. 3 EEussei to-wiF
cnEDrroRs, FLscg az aEs- IL crs,
Idaho Terry. -daho TER Taaes sor 1873
schn Madden boise Coil si o. AID IegaI m
t~rest since
G W Crafts Boise COLT 3 90 s sad r. s. 4 in
tsFest SINCE
.x.p II. 1871.
q I'aa0 City. Baise COLT. 40 o. and legal H.
leFest since
y -,.u..,, Jaly. 1877.
s4n Francisco. Cal. Isl % and legal in
tsFest since
LIST Nail Bank Of
Idaho City. Boise Calf.
ljsdsnentl 1.42o 60 aud legal IN
teTeSt since
J. B. Emy Boise co.Lr. IS % saa i.a IN n
isrssz since
LauersseinD. Boise COLT. rs aad legal in
eE=si sinca
to prove their debts and caoose one Or ore a.
signess OF his estate i'll Be hela a, a cears J,
ba1akznpsey u De holden the 2.1 dat OF Jssls \
y 1871 al , O'Clock P Y. AZ II ofiee II jaime.
stout. IL tins city Of Pose ada cod y Yrrrlt-r,
&
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-20
Accident.

A team driven by Mr. James
Youren ran away while coming down
the summit towards Placerville, OIL
the Garden Valley road, last Satur-
day. Mr.. Youren was thrown for
ward among the horses. III falling
he struck the tongue of the wagon
and received a painful wound on the
back. He was kicked by one Of the
horses and received other injuries.
He is able to attend TO business, and
thinks he came ont very lucky.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-20
Arasfl.a Running.

Mr.. Damase Frenette has his aras-
ira on Rabbit creek running on ore
from the Rabbit Greek mine. Last
wear the ore he crushed went from
$40 10 $3.50 per too, and that now be-
Ing crushed looks equally as well, If
not better.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-20

A fine specimen weighing SO was
taken from Stevenson 4 Mobiles claim
at Grimes Pass, few days ago. 1t
was nearly all gold. Many large,
rough nuggets have been taken from
this claim, which is evidence of very
rich quartz mine in the vicinity.