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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-02

Na ". w. BLACK has commenced
bauiing hay from his ranch, on Grimes
creek.
JUpGs NJ ,RGAN, Hons. James II
Hawley, john ). Gray and George
AiusIie returned from Salmon City
last Thursday evening, where they
had been in attendance at the District
Court for Lemhi county.
Mr. En-. CARR, who returned from a
visit to the Yankee Fork country last
Friday evening, expresses great con-
6dence in the richness of the mines
there, and says Bonanza City will be
great town in the near future.
Hoy Ell. Curtis is at Bonanza city
gathering facts foi history of Idaho
Territory
Mr. GEORGE CHAMBERLAIN took his
departure for the Yankee Fork coun
Try last Sunday.
The public school at Star Ranch
opened yesterday with Miss Ella Har
yey as teacher.
PRoF BUTLER has had bis fine tele
scope out for several nights.
MEssss WM LAuER, NJ G. Luney
and D. McC4intock were elected Schoo
Trustees for the lst District yesterday
Hon. NJ G. Luney was taken quite
sick yesterday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-02
YANKEE FORK ITEMS.
Oadensed from the Yankee Fork Herald.

Condensed from the Yankee Fork Herald.
Most Of the grading on the road
irum ChalIis to Bonanza City is fin
ished, and it is expected that the road
will he completed by the lst of 0c-
t,ber.
In Bonanza and Challis there are
aOout a dozen wagons. They are kept
busy hauling lumber, shingles, &c. A
good team and wagon command fiji
teen dollars day.
The mines on Wood river are not
narrow, as was at first thought. They
wlden III depth, and are very rich.
Several rich discoveries have been
made IN the Saw-Tooth range.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-02

THAT newspaper wit who revived
tie joke about the lady who laced
ght in order To prevent wastefuInesS
vii hereafter remain quiet wien he
mas been informed that recent explor:
ations by DR. Schllemann prove conclu-
vely that for thousands of years be-
ere Noah laid the hull Of the ark the
centennial of this joke was celebrated
ia Egypt.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-02
Shafer Creek.
Boise City Republican.

T j. Curtis, Mr. Rutledge aed VIM
Davidson are sinking in their ledge.
Jud Boyakin is sinking ON his ledge
We learn that it opens up splendidly
Mr. Ecord was in town Thursday, and
reports that the boys are confident
that the Rattlesnake is a good nit e
They have sunk ouly about eight feet,
but have been at work building roads
ror the benctit Of the mine
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-02

Geo AinsIic, John Gray, Judge John
I. Morgan, Salmon City; Frank Farm
ham, Harry Carter, s. Eurine. John
son, Garden valley; W J. Shreve, san
Francisco; VIM Tincher, JAS Traverse,
Geo Brown, city; E. r. Smell. Banner. j
II. Nash, Horseshoe Bend: Wm. Bryon,
Boise City; y. Robbins, Bernard's com
mand, NJ F. WaIdron, CenterviIle. Frank
Briggs, Thorn creek; Cal Beard. Squaw
creek; Paul Buzzini, Hoosoo; Jas layer,
Geo Chamberlain, mountains; Ed Hub.
Bile, Louis Owens, Last Chance; W. a
Dolan, Star Ranch; W. Fox, Sui
Rosa; 0 1.andreth, Bear Ran. Jas. FIR ce
Gold Hill; Jas MaIoney, Cold Springs
VIM Weiss, wife and three children, plac
erville-
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) esse Pomerox Again.



While Inspecting tie rooms Of the
STATE lrisen al Concord yesterday
Gideon Haynes. the Snperinicndc /,
visited ore Of the cells where The al
ticles belonging to the convicts at the
time OF their fenova TO the new pris-
on at Concord were stored The arti-
clss in this storage rspm consist Of
pictures, boxes and other inexpensive
articles. the removal Of which it was
slsened best 10 prohibit lest they
should hari,or vcrn,iB, which might
thus be transferred IL the new prison
camp folding chair, whicsl was
among the rubbish, attracted Mr..
Haynes attention from the fact that
Il was marked with the name If Jesse
pomeroy, the boy murderer. CarIosl-
~ led Mr. Hayes to examine the CHAIR,
and upon taking it mp By one Of lis
arms he found thai his hand was
smeared with some nnctuonS sub
stance which came from The surface u
the wood. This induced further tx
animation, and Mr. Haynes soon dis
covered, carefully imbeddei ia tit
arm Of chair, a stonecutter's steel
IcsiIsei about ten inches long anc
weighing nearly two pounds The
arm If the chair appears to hav.
been carefully followed out SO as Il
!eave bare shell Of wood, and in th.
space thus made this formidable i'm
plement was secreted by covert I'll,
apqratnre with hand soap The soaI
Was stained to the color of the wo1s
III winch the arm OF the chair wa
made, and the job was $, nicely don'
that none but those accustomed TO til,
rocked and adroit ways oi the dan
serous classes would be likely to dis
cover the deception. Had the chat
been sent to Concord and placed i
the cell of yonng Pomeroy. it is tn
opinion of those who are experts /
the use Of snch tools that in an hour
line he would have regained his Ill
erty, as such weapon would be te
ribiy formidable. and could easily fe
b. strongest man.
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Born

MYER-In Placesyille, Boise county.
idaho, August 80, 1873, to the wife of John
Myer, a daughter
RUHL.-In this city, on September /,
1873, to the wife OF Henry Ruhl a ss,n
SIDEBO1 HAM-In Boise CITY. on
"Wednesday, August 81. 1879. to the wife
of K. A Sidebolham, daughter
HANM.-In Boise city, on Thursday,
August 18th, to the wife Of Jacob Hamm,
a son.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-02

ONR man was killed aud two wound
ed, lately, in fight between miners
a, Bndie. The dispute arose about
the line between the Jupiter aud Owy-
nee mines. Great excitement existed at
fist, aud the N liners Union took baud
and passed motion without dissent
ing voice to hang Daily, Superiutend-
eit Of the Jupiter. gu his appearance
at Bodie. Tie name of the murdered
man was John Golf.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-02

IT is alleged that a conspiracy has
been formed between discharged clerks
of the Treasury Department to iniure
John Sherman's chances for the Pres
lency. One Of he clerks lately in
formed the Chairman of the Democrat
ic Central Committee of Ohio that he
has in his pos>ion some dana ging
stimony rejecting upou Sherman.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-02
ATTENTION..
STOP! LOOK!

One ne slot Revolver, u worth 400 for j. 50
Dixie shot Revolver pizir. - worth 4.6u for rs
Dixie shot Revolver long richly
engraved, worth 500 for %
Dixie shot Revolver 81 long and
PLAIN worth SEQ for 50
Dixie shot Revolver, B. very hand
somely engraved. worth ZOO for g. 81
Dixie shot Revolver. plain. IS. orth To for 90
Dixie Shot Revolver. IS. engraved,
worth eco for 90
Dixie shot Revolver Al, extra lohg,
engraved, worth I0.00 tor GO
All OF the above are fired with improved hufed
cylinder which Easds and elects the shell withous
removing. Warranted. Full nickel plated. Work
manship. distance and accuracy cannot be sur
passed. Sent b. naail ON receipt at price
Money by registered letter or Possntiee Order al
risk Local agents znEed everywhere
address, The Uneas Pistol 20, u orw.e-. CSn1.
July l, - SIN.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-02
Notice.

In the matter OF the estate OF John v. Winner de-
ceSSeis
In ths Probate Court of Boise eoansy, idaho Ter
ritorN.
FAUGSUANr To AN ORDER OF SAID COURT
,as4ie On the second day Of August. A. n
lS-9 notice is 6ereby given that Mon az. ths
lssh aay OF august u. ls7a At o,.loek Of
said DAY ~ Office Of he Probate Judge. il la
ho city Boise county, L T.. has been appointed
as the time aud plac- for proving he will a the
said Johu Eiansr. dec assd and icr hearing he
application OF Robert Barber for the issuance te
HIM of letters testamentary. when and NheTs sns
person interested may sppesr and contest the
same T. :. HART.
Probate judge sad sx,oflcio Clerk.
Dated August 2, lSf9.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-02

avpDfHsy ttIltI scout
Tor Bernard, arrived here last FRIDAY
evening and went to Boise CITY the
following morning with dispatches
from Col. Bernard to Gen. Howard
be left bernard at the mouth Of Loo,.
creek, l6O miles from here. and mad.
the trip IN three days, although snf
icring considerably from q broker,
rib. 1t was broken about ten DAYS
ago by his horse falling with him.
Bernard had went to Loon creek with
the expectation Of meeting the supply
train that passed through here three
weeks ago, and, when Mr.. Robbins
left, had only one sack Of -four and
no other provisions for seventy four
men, and Bonanza City, the nearest
place where anything could be Oh
tanned, sixty miles off. On the 10 III
and 2Oth fights were had with the
Sheep Eaters On Deep creek, while.
Bernard was on tile way from where
Catly had the skirmisI to Loon creek.
Lieutenant Farrow, with twenty Una
tllla scouts, followed them TO their
camp, drove them ont and took pos
possession OF it. All The provisions
belonging 10 the hostiles were 81
cured. That which could not be uspe.
was burned. The command canped
on the ground that night. On the
following morning, after Bernard had
lett, the packers, twelve in number
and twenty soldiers left as escort
were attacked while packing up b,
about twenty Indians. Tie Iiostiles
were In the rocks on the mountain
and not more than sixty yards from
the men when they opened fire. On.
man and three horses were killed b,
the first yolley. After CONSIDERABLE,
firing on both sides the Indians re
treated The command was about ;
mile away when the firing commenced
and tie Umatilla scouts hastily re
turned and followed the enemy, RECAP
turing tlirty-one horses aud mule.
lately captured from Lieutenant Ca
ley They fonnd where the hostile
had killed and eaten two mules, whic
is conclusive evidence that t. ey ar
out Of provisions Col. Bernard vii
remain on Loon creek until he hear
from Boise Barracks aud receives SUI
plies
4 Col Robbins speaks in the highes
terms of Lieut.. Farrow and his Una
tilla scouts, and lays they are doin,
good service He prononnces Iii
5 lmon river country the toughest b
ever went through Duling the las
week OF travel four aud five horse
and mules gave ont daily, and wer
shot to keep them from falling iltt
the hands of The hnstiles.
The Colonel saw no signs Of Indian
on his way in, nor heard anything {
the supply tram. which should hay
arrived at Bernard's camp before h
left.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-02

4 MOTHER on C1t;age Hill saw her
little daughter draw her sleeve across
ler mout aud said, "rilly, what is
your handkerchief for?" ITO dirt
with, mamma" was the innocent re-
ply.-[Oh City Derrick.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-02
Lost hearing Restored.

NV AV.A A-'SI--1o
A Harrisburg soldier lost his hear
inc during one of the engagements Ct
the late civil war. \ few evenings
ara he weat into tue river 10 battle
and while thrusting his head under
the surface OF tue water he thought he
heard & loud report. Instantly rails
mo his head he was astonlshed to flnc
that his hearing had been restored.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-02

! SPECIAL train took the Haverly
Ministries frum Virginia City to Reno
ia one hour and twenty minutes. tue
quickest time ever made owe: the Yir-
!. ina s. Trnckee Railroad. So says
the Reno Journal
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-02

No balm in Gilead, no balm in
0phir-no balm, no stock, no money.
tie reverie If the average Coni-
tocker during the FIRST few moments
oetwcen waking mp and getting up.
Il Virginia City Footlight.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-02

FIfry irBcknen q the Like Shore
railroad nave struck !or 4
their raising of their wages frsm 81 O5
70 81 Is per day Tney work thirteen
hours per day, which they want short
cncd.
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Good t,lcan-yp.

a clean up has just been made from
s'sntyoae tons of ore from the Ebe-
"g@er nine at the Gold Hill anil. he
s ). was $3.50, or over SIS per ton.
'ae likeness Of the gold was SIG.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-02
A warning.

The following paper was taken from
atree this side OF Bonanza a few days
ago:
August the 10 1879
This day had A uaraw es cap Of
my HE at this Camp | was lodmg my
plstale in a caless mana and it want
u ct Cause taught was kid but
l0ad out that my hand was only poder
earent | hop Ties will be warning to
al how reades this lew Inns, we was
iOOr IN Camp Andraw Richers aud
cam Mecker aud Nj II kempna ther
was all in dinger Of thear life BY my
0aessness Ties took phase bout | |
meals from Banauzo City leding to
Idaho
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-02

PRrNcs JGRaMg NAPOLEON has pm
chased lie Ordre, French newspa
Nor II Will hereafter advocate aulo
,.rat Republcanism aud repudlate lie
rcoitary Imperialism.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-02

SHIEK ALIsrAa mas sent q message
TO the MosIem inhabitants Of Epirus
and ThessaIy, preparing them for the
cession Of a greater part IT those
provinces to Greece.
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Pictures.

We are now prepared to take pictures,
and will remain here but ten days II
,ou want any work in our line, call i'm
mediately. boAAR q CURRlE-
Sept. 2, 1879.
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THR Governor OF Kansas says tia
not a representative Republican III the
land has contributed cent u the re
lief Of the negro refugees.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-02
Low Prices.

Hair cutting 80 cents and shaving %
esn'' OSCAR JOHNSON'S,
Two doors below Kingsley's, Wall street.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-02

A sAxaTH bripminous coal nine
has been discovered % Salt Spring
Island, about twenty niles north If
Victoria.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-09-02

TERRITORY or IpAHo,l g
Comfy of Boise. -
rit0ry.
In the matter Of the estate Of Bridget MeGuin-
ness, deceased.
NHOrIGE Is HEREBY GIVEN By THE UNDER
40 signed. OF the estate al Br Gget u =
GUINNESS decreased. the creditors Of aISs all per-
sons having claims GIust. the iSseassst. 10
exhibit them. w3sh the necessary vouchers within
ten moa rs after the hrSt publication vi this IA.
lice the said executors. in idaho City, Boise Cas-
1T. JAMES MoRIARTY.
PETER DoNAGHKC.
Executors of tine estate of Bridget McSfuinnsss,
deceased
Dated Idaho City, May 5, IS7a.
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10. | Coal Oil at retail at Coffin I
Kennaly's
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unxEY oRpER CUISINES

mo Money Order Office will not be
Inv nel II ali on Sundays; and no Money
sps 1a, hu,iuess will be transacted on Sat
o rtsys after four O'Clock z. NJ
nuS's S. q. SILSBY,
,,.ho citv. Dec. 3. 1875. Postmaster
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ssn,i-af'esklg World.
gTFspAY. SEPTEMBER 2, 1879.
pos,oace Hours.

D,,;ng week a,ys, until further notice,
p poaiofficc viii De kept open from seven
" n until nine ?. NJ;
!, . ~ from half-past twelve to one,
!. from from, four until six z. N.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-20
"a COwARDLY ASSAULT"


Under the above caption the Boise
City Republican gives lengthy &C
count Of the assault OH its editor, Mr.
D. Bacon, about a week ago. Not
knowing all the circumstances that
led to the occurrence, we refralned
from making any mention of it. The
fact that nothing was said Of the
trouble in the Democrat convinces us
that the attack was wholly unwar-
ranted. Foster knocked Bacon down
and then kicked him because he saw
tit to rebuke printer through the
columns Of his paper for imposing OBJ
scene literature on the AuGlanche,
which was nothing more than the
man deserved, if he was guilty. Eos
ter was fined $25 and costs for assault
and battery. He is ambitious to be-
come notorious in some way, and to
serve the party for which he is a
willing tool by making record as a
dangerous pugilist. But such rec
concentration will not win in these
days of civilization, which fact will
be found out by the Democratic Terri
torial Central Committee when it is
toe late. Foster is accused of know
inc, of the sending of the obscene po-
EN- to the AuaEanche If he did, he is
disgrace to the editorial profession.
When editors fail to come out vlctori-
Gus in a fair combat with the pen,
they only degrade themselves and
give their enemies additional per cent
age by resorting to what Foster has
been accused. We hope that Foster
is innocent of the accusation.
Mr.. JONAS w. BRowN arrived here
last Sunday evening from San Fran
cisco, where ne went several weeks
ago to have surgical operation per-
formed on one Of his eyes The oper-
alton was successfully performed, but
it will be sometime before the eye VIII
be strong. He informs US that capi,
ialists are satisfied as to the wealth OF
Idaho, and that as soon as the ra all,
road is completed moneyed men VIII
Ibe here to invest in the mines. MI.
Blown has increased confidence III the
future prosperity Of Idaho since MS
! visit below.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-20
Quartz Discovery.
,n+,, y1,le,N

Two quartz veins have been discov-
cred recently on the Gold creek noun
tain, north side, which Contain good
per cent OF gold. Five claims have
been located upon them Of 1900 feet
each by several brothers, named Car
rico, from Oregon. They think they
have found the richest mine in Idaho.
The placer gold found on Gold creek
is evidently wash from these veins.
Good luck go Nth the disc .verers.
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Died=

ALBRO.-At Boise City, on Sunday
morning, May IS, 1879, of consumption,
SPENCER MARTIN ALBRo, aged 40 years,
3 months and 30 days. Rochester, n Y,
papers please copy.
Deceased was born in Vermont, whence,
with his parents, he emigrated to Roches.
ter, New York, while yet small boy.
From Rochester he removed to California
in 1852, and from there to idaho City in
1864, where he resided until his death.
Early in the history of the Good Templars
in Idaho City he became member Of the
Order, and remained, till death, faithful
and CONSTANT worker in the temperance
cause. The funeral will take place at 2
O'Clock P. NJ to-day under the auspices of
the Order. The members of Boise Lodge
No. 2, and all Good Templars in good
standing are requested to meet at Temper
ance Hall at 1 o'clock p NJ.
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ATLANTA ITEMS.
ATLANTA CRY, Alturas CO., Idaho
May 10, 1879.

May 10, 1879.
I'D. WoRLDs We have at last worn
out one more long and gloomy winter.
There have been several pack-trains
into Atlanta this spring loaded with
eggs, potatoes, &c. The trail up the
river is in q dangerous condition.
Nick johnson rolled two Of his ami
mails the first trip. killing one and los
ing both cargoes.
The Atlanta Wagon Road Company
will call meeting soon to take steps
towards opening the road between
this place and Rocky Bar.
The Monarch mine il not looking
very well at present. w. H Petit.
the Superintendent, is going to sink a
three compartment working shaft as
soon as he can get timbers, which will
be about the first Of June. He in
tends to sink one hundred feet from
the lower level, and raise one hundred
feet to the surface. The work will all
be done by hand. He also intends to
have machinery by the time this work
Is completed to continue down four or
five hundred feet. They think they
have ore enough III sight to pay all
the expenses Of sinking and prospect
| ing
The Buffalo is not doing anything
to speak Of, owing to the scarcity OF
powder. They are expecting powder
and candles every day, and will EN-
ploy twenty-five OF thirty men as soon
as they arrive.
The Last Chance, under the super.
vision Of Henry Schovil, is paying
well. They will make a run, about
the first Of June. of two hundred tons
of ore that will go about sixty dol
lars per ton.
This camp is flooded with strangers
on their way to Yankee Fork-will &C
through as soon as possible.
The roads in camp are all being re
paired. and teaming will be commenced
soon.
The weather is clear, but cold.
STRANGER.
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Arrivals at the Luna House.

Il. I. Carr, Geo. Brown, Buzz Fuzz
mine; W. Q. Simpson, VIM. Riley, North
Elk; VIM. O'Neill, Gambrinus; Ed.
WEIGH, r. Greene, Quartzburg; J. M.
Lamb, Boise City; Wiley Fox, Jas. f.
Patrick, Jas. Magee, Ell Dorado gulch;
W. Rothwell, Geo. Smith, Placerville;
G. F. Stone, Horseshoe Bend; Harry Car
ter, Stephen Youren, Garden val. ey; M.
German, Canyon Greek; N. B. Burrus,
N. Darrah, city; Dan Robinson, NJ FL.
Kempner, Banner; j. w. Brown and wife,
San Francisco; John Dunn, Boise City.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-20
Good Prospects.

Farther developments on the Buzz
Fuzz and Telephone mines show that
the former is running into the latter.
We were shown huge prospect two
or three days ago from ore from the
Telephone mine, aud as the Buzz Fuzz
also prospects well, the boys expect a
bonanza at the junction, where they
will sink. From present indications
the Telephone will yield up handsome
ly to the lucky owners as soon as it
is properly opened.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-20

The following account Of tile forces
of the hclligerents il the war now GO
ing on in South America il given in q
letter from La Paz to German paper:
4Peru, with superficial area greater
than that Of Germany and Austria
Hungary, and population of 2,70O,-
600, has -four ironclads d frigate, i
ram, and two monitora1, six wooden
ships, three training ships, Eve river
steamers, and an army 81 5000 men
only on peace footing, but with the
cadres Of eight battalions Of infantry.
three regiments Of cavalry. and two
brigades Of artillery, besides 1000
gendarmes. and 200 watchmen (vig-
ilantes). Chill, with population Of
2,ll7,OOO, has two good iron-cIad
corvettes and four wooden war steam
ers, besides some other ships which
are unserviceable for war purl oses.
The armament of the Gillian navy
consists Of "A gums, and the personnel
Of 973 men. The CHILEAN army COM
prises 1900 infantry, 1900 cavalry,
and 40 artillery, besides 5000 ma
ii nal guards. Bolivia has no navy.
and her army consists of 1000 men;
but i could easily be increased BY The
system prevalent in the country, IN
der which young and strong men are
torn from their families to serve il
the army The population of Bolivia
is 1926, 900.