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an UNnEAnDoF PROCEEDING
BorsE Cry, Feb. Is. 1870.

BOISE CITY, FEB. 10, lSlD
ED WoRlD:--l do not know WHO it
is who furnishes law for the Issa]toQn,
but presume it must be either the
great Mormon lnminary, Rich, Or bis
wonld-be great llenchman. fhe Irish
Barrister," but lie Tie authority who
it may, | would Dvs.leave u say that
counsel from q source showing itself
so entirely ignorant Of tie elementary
principles Of law onghl 10 be avoided,
except by those who are anxious for u
conflict without regard to the final re-
suit. During the trial Of the contest
for the seats from Oneida county be-
fore the House, Maj. Huston, counsel
for the contcstces, stated chat the
proposition insisted upon by the con-
tcstants, and backed by Tie Democrat
/ ic side Of the House, IN render final
Judgment upon the rights Of the par
ties, without giving the party defen-
dant notice by process or otherwise,
and entirely upon er parte testimony,
after the House had refused to the
contestees an opportunity TO procure
evidence in Their behalf, was an I'M
heard of and unwarrantable proceed
| ing, whercupon the Hon. I. D. Caha-
Ian, counsel for the contestants, wish
ing to air his wonderful legal abli-
ties, and expose the ignorance Of the
Opposing counsel stated that he, Hon.
T. D. Catalan, Esq Barrister, &c &C..
would state for the information Of the
House and the enlightenment Of Maj
Huston, that the rendering Of final
Judgment acithom notice or process and
upon purely eGparte testimony was a
thing Of daily occurrence in cases of
attachment and injunction, not only
in the Courts Of Idaho Territory but
in the -Four Courts of Dublin"
Now would suggest that the le-
gal ability Of the Idahoan is just about
on par with it's moral and religious
character as represented BY the Nor
mon Pilot.
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COUNCIL.

Two new county bills have passed
the House-ole creating the county
OF Cassla, taking in good part of
.Owyhee and IA portion of Oneida couL-
tles-the other creating the county OF
W ashlngton, taking III u portion OF
the Welser country from Ada county,
and part ui Idaho county. These
bills viii probably come up in the
Council TO morrow. Three Council
bills OF considerable Importance are
now IN the hands Of committees. A
rallroad exemption and subsidy bill; u
bill organizing "a militia in Idaho Ter
rltpry; and u bill! defining the bounda-
ny lines If Lemhi county. The latter
embraces the Yankee Fork country,
tn which both Lemhi and Altulas
counties lay claim. The Council
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LETTER FROM TEE cAr1rAL.
BOISE CRY, February 16, 1879.

BOISE CITY, February 49, 1879.
Ed. WoRLD:-Both Houses of the
Legislature are realizing that the
present session is fast drawing to a
close, and The members are in conse-
quence actively engaged in pushing
forward local matters pertaining to
their respective counties. Some fif y
bills have already been introduced in
the House, and these since the seating
of the Oneida members, Messrs Stalk
er and Jones. Mr. Meyer, of Alturas,
is the most prolific member, having
himself introduced fully one-lourth of
the bills now before the House and he
has ouly fairly begun. Els reported
that he has machine with which lie
grinds them out. He is tie father of
tie "sore back d mule bill" and the
famous "stovc-pipe BILL" The latter
imposes certain duties on the County
Commissioners When petition
igncd by 5 OF more citizens is pre-
scented to them to appoint committee
to inspect certain chilnneys, stove
pipes, &c, it shall be the duty of the
Board to appoint such committee, who
shall constitute Fire Guard" invest
ed with the power to examine into
stove pipes, and if the same are defec-
tive and the occupant refuses to re-
move such defect the Board shall have
the same done at tile expense of the
owner or occupant.
The following is the apportionment
of membership for the llth Session, as
provided by law, which bill is now in
the hands Of a special committee of
the House:
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went into executive session rs.
business. = eAeeui
Mr. stephen Denpscv
vile, who has lvcn d 1 I'M 4 es' I
land, arrived here last -, ,, s's''iall
Ri
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THE MORMON QUESTION.

WoRtp short time ago on the Nor
mon question, ia which we said that
the Mormons have najoritles III Onel.
da and Bear Lake COMMITTEES, and bal
auco Of power in Owyhec, and viii
soon have in I.emhi, Altnras and Ada
counties. What we said, aud what
we still hold to, every man IN South
ern Idaho knows to be true, and the
citizens OF the North viii become ac-
auainted with the situation ia the
course Of another year. The reason
that the Democratic party is 50 anx,
ious to keep It's position with the
Mormons in the dark is because they
have always secured their support by
making concessions that honorable
men would scorn 10 entertain. The
leaders Of the party know full well
that the rotten way Of carrying on
political campaigns Is looked on with
tiisfavor by the people, and that i the
manenyesipg becomes generally known
tile only political issue will be the
Mormon question, and the Democracy
Of Idaho drop down to point from
which it viii not be liable to rise for
many years, or until the Mormon ques-
ton ceases to be an issue. When any
set of men have the control Of as many
votes as the Mormon Bishops have,
they will use them to the best advant-
age; and, the politicians knowing
this, SO to the head Of the Church for
support. That the Democrats have
always received the votes of the Nor
mons no man that is at all acquainted
with the Territorial politics, and has
the least spark Of honor about him
will attempt to deny
The Mahoan, which exhibits sc
much wisdom and is beyond the least
,lontt an example of the profoundest
81 thought, flies off the handle be-
cause we are independent in all
things, and willing 10 criticise the
blunders and crookedncss in the Dem
ncratic party as willingly as we would
if found in the Republican ranks.
"A we have repeatedly stated in
these columns, we can see NO other
question that will divide our people SO
much as Marmonism. In fact, it Is
lie only question that will even at
tract passing attention, as there are
uo other issues. No matter which
party tenders their support to the po-
iygamous sect, we will be !eund ep-
posing them. The inexousable net Of
the Democrats H. the past have done
great damage to the party among gen
tiles, aud we think, will complete it's
ruin IN the future. We have no CD
lection to the Mormon doctrines that
d. not conflict with the universally
acknowledged code Of morals Of all
enlightened Nations and justice. Pc.
lygamy il degrading to all with whom
it comes IN contact---a fact that even
the Idahoqa dare not attempt 10 dis
pate. Another objection is the power
they influence to preserve the obnox-
ious doctrine by voting il, strict ac-
caedaace with instructions received
fsom the Bishops.
The editor Of that paper is willing
10 give himself, body and soul, 10 any
rotten scheme that will advance the
interests of few Democratic politi-
eians.
That the Idahoan, which claims 10
II. li,e niouth-piece OF the Democratic
patty of the Territory, is SO much liz
terestcd in critciziug our course. is
'iie liainest evidence we could have
Us to the inner workings Of the Dem
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lI,.N. W. II. WALLACE, at one time
Governor Of ,his Territory, was re-
. rled dying AT Steilacom, Washing
-. Territory an the lst.
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The Legislature has reduced the lie.
gal rate of interest from 2 per cent
to | per cent. per annum. The change
is a good one.
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somE INTERESTING FACTS.

The Way Democrats secure the Nor
mon yote--- What the Mormons are
Playing for---The Real Reason Why
an Attempt was Made to seat Two
Hormons fin the LeGisiature---Hi stO-
nv OF Political affairs in Oneida ana
Bear mike Counties, &C., &c.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-08
TELEGRAMAS VIA SAN THOMAS.

Nueva-York JUNO Eel prlr-
cipe de Bismark ha informado q las
ciudades de Bremen y Hamburgo
que dcben prepararse para abando-
mar sus privi!egios como puertos
frances. Contin1an los incendios en-
Russia. Dos ciudades y cuatro al.
deas acaban de ser reducidas a ceni-
zas.
Treinta nuevos crateres han bro
tado en- ell Etna. Ell Vesubio tam
bien esta en- activa erupcion.
Nueva-York, 3.-Segun telegra.
mas del Cabo, Cettewayo, tcdavla 4
la cabeza de un gran ejercito, ha
quemado ell kraal regio y retirado.
Sc al N. 0. de la terra de los zulus,
donde ocupa una posicion muy fuerte.
Ell gobierno ruso trata de levan-
tar I'm emprestito al 5 p.S para en-
jugar los gastos de la reciente que
IRA. Cuatro nihilistas han sido ahor-
cados en- Kiev.
Idem 4 junio.-El corresponsal
del Times en- Paris dice que M. Les
seps promote redaetar en- breve un
anti-proyecto del canal de Panama,
para 10 cual piensa visitar ell istmo
en- setiembre.
En- la Camara francesa de diputa-
dos ha sido anulada, por una mayo
ria de $40 votos, la election de NJ.
Blanqui por Burdeos. Sc ha sobre-
seido la causa que ell gobierno hab1a
promovido contra ell arzobispo de
AK, pues los trihunales han decla-
RADIO que no habfa motives para clio.
Noticias de La Haya aseguran que
el principe de Orange esta mortal
mente enfermo.
De la India So sabe que ell ham,
bre en- Kachemira amenaza despo-
blar ell pals.
Ha muerto ell baron Lionel de
Rothschild.
Idem 5.-El gobieruo aieman ha
pasado una nota amenazadora al
Khedive por ell NAL trato que reel.
ben sus acreedores d causa de Ia
marcia Gnanciera que ha adoptado
i LGndres idem.-La existencia dc
azdcar ell 81 1ltimo era de $4,000
|toneladas contra l78,00O en- igua
dia del ailo anterior.
MERCADos.
j n. Y, 5.-Regular q buen refine
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GACETlLLAS.

Ell nudo gordiano. Con el renombra-
do drama de Eugenio Selles cuyo tltulo
sirve de epigrafe esta gacetilla, debuto
anteanoche la nueva companla Astol-
Lamotte. No anadiremos nosotros una
palabra q 10 mucho que Sc ha escrito.
por criticos y doctos, sobre tan notable
como debatida production. Sus gran
diosas situaciones, su brillantisima
versifcacion que revela en- cada imagen
a un poeta de primer orden, sus levan-
tados pensamientos, sus sentidos apos-
trofes en- contra de la sociedad viciada
en- que vivimos, toda esa iligrana, en-
flu, de bellezas que atesora la admira-
ble creacion dramatica del Sr. Sales,
no basta, empero, aunque nos arranque
aplausos y sxclamaciones de asombro,
cohonestar la triste impression que
despierta on nuestra alma un crimen
que en- vano pretende justi6carse en- Ell
nudo gordiano fuerza de arranques de
g6nio Y de imprecaciones lastimeras, q
fuerza de esplendores poeticos, de ex-
plosiones de sentimiento y de vuelos de
fantasia.
Ell estreno de la mencionada COM
pania ha sido feliz por cuanto llenose
MorotSn en- la inmensa mayor1a de sus
looalidades, y alguno que otro aplauso
resono en- ell pequeno teatro. A pesar
de que ell sentimiento moral SO suble-
va q la vista de un delito horrendo y
de su inutilmente pretendida necesi-
dad, qui6n habra que permanezca in
diferente ante ese ioyel poetico y dra-
matico de Selles que SO intitula El nudo
gordiano?
Para otra OCCASION nos reservamos
emitir nuestro humilde juicio acerca de
los apreciables actores que debutaron
ante este p1blicc en- la noche del jueves.
Por hay nos concretamos felicitarlos
todos por la numerosa concurrencia
que acudi6 q yer la representation de
Ell sgao gordiano.
Mas vale mana que fuerza.-Con esta
chispeante comedia en- l acto di6 fin ell
espectaculo del. iueves en- Moratin. En-
su representation entretuvieron agra
dablemente la concurrencia la sonora
Busatti, que de dia en- dia adelanta pro-
digiosamente, y la Srta. Garcia, apro-
vechadisima y discreta afcionada que
q la legua revela la inmejorable direc-
oion del Sr. Astol.
No desmayen y sigan adelante con
crecientes brlos y confanza en- la en-
dida senda.
4 Que hamorada !-Segun hemos dido
decir, preparanse algunos joyenes q to-
mar parte en- los admirables festejos
proyectados para celebrar a San Juan,
nuestro bendito patron, organizando
una numerosa cabalgata que de seguro
J llamara la atepciop de toaQ 81 mundo,
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Boletin Mercantil.

cabotaje, los que por arribada forzosa
4 otras causas trasborden su carga a
otro la desembarquen para volyerla
embarcar, los vapores que hagan
viajes peri6dicos entire los puertos de
la Isla entire estos y los nacionales 6
extranjeros, con exception de las llneas
que disfrutan de subvencion directa del
Estado.
Y por tiltimo, juzgamos oportuno que
SO haga extensive q Puerto-Rico 10 dis
puesto en- los Aranceles de Filipinas
con respecto q la habiltacion de nue.
vas Aduanas cuando haya motive para
Greer que los rendimientos de elias com.
pensan sus gastos de Administration f:
y asimismo sobre la declaration de
puerto franco de alguno de los de la Is
la, cuando SO crea oportGna dicha de.
claracion.
Tales son las bases consignadas en-
ell referido Decreto de 81 de JUNO de
1870, aceptables todas elias, oportunas
6 inspiradas en- un criterio liberal y en-
un gran sentido PRACTICE de 10 que con-
viene a los intereses generates de la
pIoV1uCAd OH quo uoUAdu pAdutedIso. l.
esas bases, rectifcadas y ampliadas en-
la forma que dejamos expuesta, habrian
de producer en- su practico desarrollo
evidentes benefcios a la pequena Anti
LA, 81 con amino resuelto, con gran fir
meza 6 incansable perseverance, SO
plantean Sc sostienen.
Tenga fe en- la bondad de estas doc.
trinas el Ministerio de Ultramar, y file
en- elias la atencion con su elevada in
teligencia; estudien la reforma los Di-
putados por la pequena Antilla y lleve-
SO el oportuno proyecto de ley a las
C6rtes, 81 SO juzga necesario, para dar
mas solemnidad y mas garantias de es-
tabilidad al acuerdo que SO adopte y
pueda resistir tan 1til reforma las i'm
pugnaciones que ha de tener. por los
que no levautan su esplritu a mas alta
esfera que la de sus intereses especia-
les, en- vez de elevarlo. ante los sagra.
dlsimos de la patria.
Madrid, 3 de Mario de 1876.
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81 4 ]. Cambios sobre Ldndres
4.873.
Londres, idem.-M lscabado II
ch. Consolidados ingleses 979. Fran
ceses $3.50.
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Catecis0os. AStete.

En- la imprenta del BoLErlN Sc venden estes
cxcelentes catecismos 10 eentavOs
30 snsueptra ds venta sn la nu,vt tmuraR
Bo1rgsN ya q dpcsnss
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SALIDAS.

Junio para la Habana. vaD. esp. Comillasn laa.
tre.
Para New-York, .goleta esp. "Mar9arita
Antonia," lastre
Para FAiardo, goI amer. Flora Condon."
laStre.
Para Arroyo. gol. espaflola "Pepilla, cga.
6.-Para Manati; gol esp. Anita carga..
Para9Arecibo, golsta americana. silver
Wing" IaStr0.
Para "a lsla, vapor esp. San Juan !. carges
Para Santo Domingo yapor ingl6s .Arn0.N
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MOVIHIII7O MARITIME.
.ENTRADAS.

unio 4.-De santander. vap esp. "Comillas. cargs.
De la Isla, vap. esp. san Juan. carRa.
5.-De Azuadilla. vaD. ing. "Hadji. +" idem.
- De Arscibo. gol esp aPaQuete de Areci.
boz carga.
De Vega-baja. gol. esp "Nueva Julita."
MADEIRA.
De Geneva Mallorca. pol. esp. "Rosalia."
frutos.
De Mallorca, pol. esp. .gosefa. )" frutos.
De De Geneva, Geneva, berg b. itsl, .zslinda. idsm:
De Liverpool. berg. ing. y. E. Fisher"
De Baltimore. gol. amer. "Levonia F. Wa
rem, duelas.
De San Sebastian santa Cruz. esp. "oria''
fruJos.
De Ma!lorca Canarias, pol. esp. "Bsa-
De Mailorca. pol. esp. "Morey.. frutos.
De la Isla vap. ing, "Arno" lastre.
De Vieques. gololeta espahola Maria Ns-
nuain AZIIear
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lie que Ia experlencia ensena que
los tipos bajos de adeudo armenian los
consumes y los ingresos de la renta,
disminuyendo las sdefraudaciones.
Ell sostenimiento de la base octava
no debe tener otro caracter que el de
nterino, mientras las necesidades del
presupuesto asi 10 reclamen, pues evi-
dente es que los derechos de exporta-
cion son perjudiciales al desarrollo de
I Ia riqueza del pals y tambien bajo ell
punto de vista politico, pues retrasan
Nel' momento de establecer francas v
cordiales inteligencias entire pueblos
que deben estar unidos por los vinculos
del interes comercial.
Y es muy de notar ell contrasentido
de que mientras Sc acuerdan estable-
cen medidas favcrables la production
~abaratando las maquinas J aparatos
ngrfcolas, % imponen recargos fla mis-
@sProdaoeion que necessriamente han
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" 6SpanOl3S O0 Am0Tlca, Asia Occo6'
"nla"
Mis- radical fue la medida que some
tic el Ministerio de Ultramar q las Cor
tes On IL de Febrero de 1870, propo-
niendo la declaration de cabotaje para
la navegacion entire las provincias espa-
nolas de Ultramar y la Peninsula, y la
de aquellas entire 81. Como fundamen-
to decia el proyecto, que siendo el Ca
botaj je ell comercio entire poblaciones de
una misma nacion, de cabotaje ha de-
bido ser declarado sjempro el de la Pc
ninsula con las Antillas y Filipinas; que
81 bien la medida podia producer def
cit en- los respectivos presupuestos de
la Peninsula y de Ultramar, SO compen-
saria con los benefcios del lib1e trafco,
sin distinction de procedencia que da-
tia mayores facilidades al comercio en-
tire Ultramar y la Peninsula que des-
arrollaria las producciones respectivas y
aumentaria al consume con la mayor
baratura que los puertos de la PENN
sula SO convertirian pronto en- gran
des dep6sitos de todas las producclo-
nes de las Antillas y Filipinas; que
el surtido de esos dep6sitos ofrecerla
continues y lucrativos yiaies a nuestrs
marina mercante !; que el mismo Teso.
70 de Puerto Rico mejorarfa, y sacarla
provecho ell de la Peninsula con 81 au.
mento de producciones, 81 desarrollc
del trafico, Ia prosperidad de la marina
mercante y los benefcios que todas las
industries obtendrian con Ia declara'
lcion de cabotaje; que Ia competencis
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tor ouinine, Calomel or Mineral Pois
w. "e ife for the Blood, Strength for
tbe Nerves, and Health for All.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-25
SNAKES A. LIFE DEsTRoYERs.

The loss Of life 10 India due TO the rayages OF
yenomous snakes is almost incredible. Yet the
disease which is as willy and deadly as the dead.
lest India reptile, IS winding it, coil around
thousa nds Of people while the victims are uncon-
scous Of is presence Il has long been q hobby
with Incompetent physicians 10 assume that con.
sumption is incurlble ai.er the formation OF III.
bercles has begun ard in every case they fail 10
eGees curc,-of course tubercles nal began 10
form aud they were incurah.e. The records OF
medical science dsprove any such theory OG the
contrary. IN cases OF lung disease which hsd been
cured and the patients i've forty and liy years in
robust health, post norton examinations showed
large ccatrIces (scsr-l where the tubercles had
been formed and removed. The iuberclcz
moved by absorption into ihe blooi IN efficient
Alternative, DR.. PIerce's Golden Med cal Disc"yciy,
must Oe used 10 cleanse The blood oi the tcrOUluus
impurities. For tUbeTeular consumption D. only
a iOIm Of scTOiulOus disease. Golden Medical
Discovery j. a sovereign remedy for all forms OF
scrOIulous disease, kiug'r evil Fuch g. tum0rs,
Whic swcing-, sever sCfcs, Scfofulou- core eyes D
a. well as iOr other blood aud skin casts.