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yOuye.Ees Diverses.

lie second lieutenant Jamar,
dn 13e d'intaptprle, Il etc ueta-
che q l'universii6 de FEtat de ii
Louisiana, de Baton Ronge com,
me protesseur de science mllltalre
ct de tacti4ue.
lie secretaire Sherman est
parti pour New York. lie secre
taire de la marine Il nomme pour
insprcteurs m6dicanx Hoard,
Dean ct Leach, charges de vl>i-
ter lp vapeur plym";'l a. a:i#lAt''
nant ii Portsmouth. \. II Ct
faire nne enguBte >ar ','a ra':,7nt>
cas- de fievre jaime Nal oat en lieu
a bord ,.e ce Cavlre.
IL ny qu'un cas- de tievre
iaune sur le vapenr Piymo"til, ct
il est en- convaleScence Un sent
est mort de la mala lie. CONNIE
mesnre &c precaution, il ei6 Or
dome qae le vapenr t!eS Etats
UuiS, Guardian, qnl d en- la fiayre
laune a bord, Pan dernier, .reyien
ne a Ia quaTantaine.
y raconte qu'uu hanqnier
- y lenant en voitnre avec Sd
iami B. dams le Pate Central, vers
le Sos. Il eit arr6te pres de ia Soc.
re na.' des bandits qni Iui ont
enie. & son argent, lnais mont fait
aucnn nal 4 Sa fanille. Ia police
voui lt cacher !e TAFT, mals il
! trai> ire S.sns lie pnbiiC.
-, conr supreme de la Louis
lance a blen decade que les Nlngt'
IN mile dollars deStines au pale
ment pa,,iel du ca 'itole devronl
Atre reudus au fonds general ct
servir au Placement des salaries
des JUICES.
fin d'aviter toute errenl
quaint 4 la Specification ct a Il,
port6a du decret, le tribunal st
croft tenu d'annoncer, ell trrma'
oul ne Sanraient dnnner lieu
aucune t.aasSe Interpretation, on
tue decide pas qn'un detrnten'
de mandats paiSSa ohtenlr de pre-
ference sur lea ,letenteurs d'ubi
cations sembiables Oh mten tan
des proc6s au tresorier ct Il Eau
dileur.'
Nous lison> dams le Courier dt
Houma
Conformement a une couvoca
ton de son president, lie Jury d.
Police de la parois>e de Terre
bonne s'est r6uni, samedi dernler
90 m,rs, Ell sdance extraordinary
Lobirt de cette se,ncr etait d
METRE q aFetude nn projet de deS
! settlement dps terres basses e
M ,recageuses de no're parolss
ct du dragage de nos bayous.
Apres avoir entendu troiS o'a
tenrs. NM. F. S. Goo,le, u. 5
Gage ct w. \. Shatfer, le Jur
de Police, pen6lr6 de rimpor
tance ct lie l'nrgeHe de re proj''
de apSSe 'hement. vote sur la pro
position dc II. O Rnurke, secol
dee par NJ f. IS. Lirette, la reso
luton Snivante:
Lc President dn Jury de r
lice est par les pr6Sentes antorl,
no3,nar p,rmi les citoyens Il
Ia paroisse trniS colnmissaiies &
, sn, ,Yt aut0risas 4 achater Oh
l fa;re Cen~trl,lra III on 0euX VA
/ enuv ,'eaunnaFS. pour Passage
Ia paroisse. l.. soinne dr 81, Al
). uui est actueliemrrt daus he II
s snr. au credit du compte de de
i settlement, est approprlea a G
g olia. ct Sara payee sur le wa
j. rant ,ie> coulniSsalres, ct le res
de lsArgeut necessaire sera pa.
egaloment, sur leur warrant.
l. fond lie ;!rsse :hemant tOuteS
p foi, ,.u'il Y aura le pargent
c adt dn dit compte.
e Ctste ras,latioa a efe unanm
e man, adnntee ct ie President
S i'm iiatemant nomnA pnnr c(
s missaires NM. F. S. Goode,
ii A. Bisland, w. A . Saafef.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Paroisse Assumption, Conr du Quinziame
District .tudica.re.
David Wolbrette Va No 9l53 Ses Cr6ancie,

David Wolbrette Va No 9153 Ses Cr6anciers
A vis public est donne par les presentes a
n toutcs persounes inreressfes qu'en yer
tn dun declet date lie Mars 1879, ct rem
du par rHonorAble Cour du Qninziame Dis
tr.ct .Jndiciairc dams ct pour la Paroisse
ct l'Etat susdits, dams l'atfaire ci-dessns in-
itulufe ct nuiuerotre. nne assemblee des
Cr6anciers du dit David Nolbrette. sera
tenue pardevant lc Notnire soussignea son
bureau au Village de Napoeonville, Parois
Sc Assumption le 9! Avri! 1879, a 9 heures
A. II.
Paroisse Assumption IL. Marsls79.
ALFRED TETE,
Notaire Public.
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Z. JAUBERT e. Gle.
-lMPORTATEURS DE.

Marchdnd'ses seches, etyauoe,es et
AMeracataes.
Coto"s, 1ndienmeS, AuJaas. Ron.
~, mefefTe. AoucAoiys. etc etc.
~ hue de Charities, pras C.,.,
NoUvELLE- ORLEANs
Cette maison de1a bian comm.
anclennete t3o ans deAisteucri q, p"i sou
pfix de ses articles, otfr. any ,sr oas'
uts .s, omp enes, iassortiiuent Ie blu. cnn'
plet et ie plus varie do u,arckau,,i.a. eun-
Ue'le ihaisoh regoit cLuque sema,ns =:
u. n"u.e eduA en'ois du Aord ct ue l. Trnro,.o
er c, ne. un som tout paiticuier rempir ips
0i''eS qa' ioi sont addresses. III sept rs 'I is
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carnations Locales

h, P1u1E. Les :ltadIns,
| "a I.namppagna'ds, les eul5ivattnrs 1'as
F ea,rprf ndpnf une bonne plule. Les
Ema"s ar"es sont a peu pres vIdes' la
te.''ps .su est stche ct la recolte ne
kousSp paS.
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-,Si vons vOulez ctr" men
habillA, achptez vos habits chez
Simon Baum. 4 l'angie dies rues
st. Louis ct Market.
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.scrvsvoN. Tn emule de
asrJ drvait faire nne aScen-
(ou" "u halIou dimanche dernler.
=" 'r nomhreuse foule eta t la at
Iudant ud lie depart, lors9n'on est
m Inf annoncer que cette as.
s;on etait remlse parce qull
.,,nit trOp fort.
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1rnrNDIE.-On nous rapp"rte
,a dams la mutt du 4 de ce mos,
~, i,ncendie a consume le maga.
! mails de Mr.. Raymond
Fuicat. pies de Lockport Z; envl
'e e,;nze cents barlls de mails
,nt deyenus la p:oie des II I'M
fes. On ignore encore la cause
ae ce sinistre.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Clerks Office of the 18th. Judicial District
Court, Parish of Lafourche.

+ HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE FO.,-
l. lowing persons have been drawn to
serve rs Jurors for the ensuing term Of
said court viz:
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The reputation it has attained, in consequence
he marvellous cures it has produced during
asst half century, is sufficient assurance TO u
ublic that il will continue to realize the happls
esults that can be desired. In almost eve'
ection of country there are persons, pubic
;nown, who have been restored from alarming AZ
ven desperate diseases of the lungs, by its US
All who have tried il, acknowledge its superiorlc
md where its virtues are known, no one hesitat'
s to what medicine 70 employ TO relieve the di
ress and suffering peculiar to pulmonary afs
ions. CHERRY PEcToEAL always affords
tant relief, and performs rapid cures OF
nilder varieties OF bronchial disorder, as well /;
be moro formidable diseases OF the lungs.
AS safeguard. to children, amid the distres
np diseases which beset the Throat and Chest
childhood, it is invaluable: for, by its timely us
uultitudes are rescued and restored to health.
This medicine gains friends at every trial,
he cures it is constantly producing are too r
aarkable to be forgotten. No family should
sithout it, and those who have once used
lever will.
Eminent Physicians throughout the count
,rescribe it, and Clergymen often recommend
rom their knowledge of its effects.
PREPARED By
)r. J.C. AVER & co., Lowell, Mass
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
OLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EYERXWHER
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Il, secretaire Sherman est
parti pour New York. lie Secre-
taire de la marine a nomme pour
insprcteurs medicanx Hoard,
Dean ct Leach. charges de vi>i-
ter lp vaprnr piym";;l a.. sH's1air
nant ii Portsmouth. \. II e'
faire nnr enguBte >ur 's'a I,5s:7ht>
cas- de fievre jaime Q:,i oat rn liru
a bord ,.e ce Cavire.
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GEO w SQUIRES
Justice Of the Peace,
end. Ward.
> IHlBODAUX,
1HlBODAUX

Office as formerly at Tnion Hati. corner
of Mar,et and G ecn Streets. up stairs.
All business entrusted ~ him VIII re
oeive prompt attention.
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lie second lieutenant Jamar,
dn l3e d'intaptprle, Il etc deta-
che d lsuniversit6 de FEtat de Ia
Louisiana, de Baton Ronge com.
me protesseur de science mllltaIre
ct de tacti4ue.
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onnoNNANCE No. 61.-Le Con

! OpnONNANCE NO. bI.-Le OOH
I'll ,h..vil'e dams al 'lfrnIere ses-
Al ,,.f va or.ionhance rt
i've au paienent DIES rGrlaml
ans mar le tresOrier ct deten.
~, de- diSposnr DIES prop:l&teS
la l., rorpofafInn, sans Hhr Ii per
mission ajt cse accofdee daua une
i4s,nce du consell.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Court. Parrish of l.atourche

Succession Of Joseph Naquin and Wife
No. 1923 Probates.
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IL ny qu'un cas- de tievre
iaune sur le vapenr Piymoatii, ct
il est en- convaleScence- Un seal
est mort de la mala lie. CONNIE
mesnre &c precaution, il a et6 Or
dome qae le vapenr lies Etats
UuiS, Guardian, qnl d ea la tiayre
jaune a bord, Pan dernier, reyien
ne a Ia quaHantalne.
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]. vERGhOLE.

o0''--..'.Akue Decauiur. ax
--IAtoh1A1EUK LE-
'.Ns' CCGNAC, LIQUEURS, FKuITS
"a a. C-OE We, VEkMOUTH, Hui.
LIZ, SAkDiNrS, ABslNTHE.
;, seui agent pour le Sud ct rOuest ds w
-. ~. DA q CO., Cognac dc IL celobre
m nmiarqoe des vins de A. SELLER ~ Cn
bordeaux, CHAUvET Fills. I'm n.sort;,
nent general tie liqueurs du pays.
Hitter des Arabes
Ssperieur tout autrs.
Les proprie'es toniques, stimulxutcs AZ
disestives de CO bitter, apiss. MT snr ls 90"
,eans ,sao' nrfVenx ct en- font uno besoin sx.
.,eNae.uent ',,.' agreeable ct bientaisant. Com.
.,t ,,;, dperitii lo BITTER DES ARABEH
,ai. , io pias grand hieh aux estomae. f.i.
dyspepsie. S0"0"' -
=. vERGNOLh,
'U0'i!' Propristaire, N. Orl6sns
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GRANpE SFNsATION.-L Le0n's
Great Moral SENSATION tel est le
titre dune troupe compose de
/ dix huit artistes de premier Or
Dire. Cette compagnie don't la pres
&c fait ,les plas eraEds eloges,
donnera nm exhibition & Thibo
danx le II de ee mOis. LIE pix
d'admissiOn est de so cents pour
les grsndes personnes ct de 25
cents pour les entants.
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INTERVAL REvENUE.-Le Do
,ute ColIecteut do i'internai Re
Eepn. du premier district. don't
Ia paroiSse Lafogrche fait parle,
Epnonce par une afiche postee
! IL maison de cour quill sera
Taibodaux les 16 ct II du mois
lie mai, pour delivrer les stamps
ds reyenu aux marchands de ia
|bac, cigares ct Liqueuls.
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LEGUMEs.-Il paraitrait que Ia
secheresse a porte un rude coup
|au jardinage, car depuis qnelque
|temps, on ne volt plus de legumrs
sous le march6. Dependant, nos
kardiniers qui ne jettent janals
De manche apras la cognee nous
|ayaient fait esperer les premeurs
| les plus succulentes.
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Z ,ocal News

Mr. GEORGE STUCK has purchased the
residence formerly occupied by Judge
Moore, on High street, and moved his
family iuto it.
THERE are no fears Of an Indian war
this year. Persons who locate in this
Territory will be perfectly safe.
THE population Of Malad City,
Oneida county, is between eight hun
/ dred and one thousand.
THE Ogden Junction says that par
/ ties are arriving there daily for the
Snake and Salmon river river coun-
/ tries and that the great flood of emf
grafton from Utah has not yet com
menced. Send them along; we have
room for them all
TIE frogs Of Idaho City have tuned
n up their melodious voices.
ANJTHER addition 10 the rolling
stock has been received by the Utah
Northern railroad.
IDAHO Cry could be much improved
Em appearance by shade trees being
Eplaaiel along the streets.
AlR STRAUSS, one of our best-na-
tured citizens, has been exhibiting
some enormously rich ore taken from
a mine near this city.
WILD rye grass at Horseshoe Bend
and at the mouth Of Squaw creek is
two feet high.
WATER has decreased considerably
IN the creeks during the last few days,
tie cold weather having checked the
1naw Of snow in the mountains.
Mr. CT. STONE. member of the
board d County Commissioners, re.
turned to his home at Horseshoe Bend
yesterday.
Nh W. W. HoorEv's Youngest child
has bsen quite sick during the last
iew days Of Group
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Deserves Praise.

The Salt Lake Tribune is in daily
receipt of letters from the East max
ing inquiries regarding the Snake and
Salmon river mines That paper de-
serves a large amount of credit for
its course in advertising the vast re-
sources of idaho. While other pa
pers were doing all they could to keep
Idaho back, it lent us helping hand,
and has been instrumental TO a great
extent in starting the food of emigra-
ton to this Territory.
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snake River Items.

We condense the following items
from the Salt Lake Tribune:
Jack Anderson writes from Snake
river to say that times are booming.
Owing to the Idaho excitement.
horses are in demand. The common
est plugs bring $50 per head
Califoriiaus anil Nevadians are
turning towards Snake river in latge
numbers.
Some of the gold taken out at the
Salmon Falls has been sent to San
Francisco to be tested
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Public school

4ae lourteeuth issue of the Advo-
|caie and Critic were To have been
read last evening Thursday. This
humber is the last issue under the
present management, as one of the
teachers, Mr.. P D. ROCKWELL, resigned
|alS position two weeks ago. After
'ue reading OF the papers there will
0e al examination in few subjects
'iia short address by Mr.. Rothwell,
|Vl'a remarks by any person present
'Ao wishes to speak words of CEN
'1'e OF encouragement to the pupils
analeachers. All were cordially in
|Sl'ed to attend.
ING School Library will be distrib-
|''ed, On Friday, as prizes to the sue
SSs'a' competitors at the closing ex-
limitation. Exercises were to have
'ssan at 1880 o'clock.
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Becoming Americanized.

Tie people Of the East have been
arguing for some time that it is posi-
bic to Americanize the Chinese, and
we have always took the negative
side of the question. But we have dis
covered our mistake. The Chinese
gambling dens resound with 'Passe,n
"Chippe,' Il laise 'em two bitte," and
other terms well known to the white
population They play poker "alle
same Mclean man." and eau raise a
1cold deck" when there is money in
sight
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There will be a social hop IN tie
Centennial Hall, this city, on next
tuesday evening A general invita-
ton j. extended. Good music will be
~ Attendance, and al! those wishing
70 have good time should not fail to
attend, as It will probably be the last
until after the close Of he mining sea
son. Admission into ballroom, $3.50
4 lunch will be prepared at the Luna
House.
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From Nj. j. A. Heraiord, who re-
turned from a business trip to Grand
Ronde valley last Monday, we learn
that the prospects for unusually large
crops this year are good The peo-
pie there are jubilant over the con-
clusion Of Mr. Baker to run his rail
road across the Blue Mountains this
year, and property is rapidly increas-
ing in value.
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a prospecting company, with q
capital stock Of $50, 1000, has been Or
gained at Cheyenne to prospect in the
Iron Mountains and Laramie Peak
Cannot Boise county show little en-
ergy and organize similar company
Two hundred shares at SIS a share
could easily be disposed Of in the la
sin, which would be ample means to
carry on considerable prospecting dur
ing The summer. The country in the
Saw-footh range between here and
Yankee Fork il full Of lodges that
look well Oh the surface, but have
never been prospected. Experienced
men would, beyond doubt, were the
means at hand, make discoveries there
that would lead to the opening ND Of a
quartz mining camp that would equal.
If not snrpass, any now known. Very
little exertioh and enterprise among
our business men would insure perma-
nent prosperity in Southern Idaho III
the near future There are a few men
among US who have the energy t. go
ahead and do something for the beue-
tit OF the country in general, and have
been constantly trying to gain the as
'sistance Of the people; but they have
been hoping against hope. Men must
learn that when nothing is risked moth.
ing can be gained. General prosperi-
ty is indirectly the prosperity of every
individual, no matter what occupation
he follows. We have as rich a coun-
try as there is on tie Pacific coast.
and all that is necessary for it to re-
gain its once good reputation among
capitalists is energy enough among
our own people to go ahead and show
the outside world by our works that
we have confidence in the mines 10
which we are trying to attract CAPT
tai Men do not want to take their
chances in a country when It's owl
people do not show any enterprise
The tardiness Of the people Of Boiss
county is the main reason why oui
progress has been so slow during the
last few years.
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GOVERNOR HAMPTox's DREAM.

The editor OF the Columbia S. c.
Register, in the course Of most inter
esting account of visit to the Cover
nor, whom he found greatly improved
in strength, and steadily recoy ering
from the very severe trials through
which he has recently passed, tells a
striking story of dream the Cover
nor had at the crisis Of his case, and
tells it in the Governors own words.
The visitor, taking his leave, said to
him, AT least, in all your serious III
ness, you had the devoted love Of your
nwn people"
IAN, yes. sir" was the hearty and
deep-toned reply, "neyer man more.
| believe, as confidently as do that
live, that the prayers of the people
saved my life. | VIII tell you why |
feel and believe it so firmly. While l
was lying here at the point IF death
and had become utterly Indifferent
whether ! lived OF died, got letter
from an cid Methodist preacher, one Of
my old friends He wrote me of the
deep and dcvout petitions in my be-
halt put up by the Methodist Confer
.ence then in session at Newberry He
then urged me to exercise my will to
live, in response to the suppIications
d the people Of The whole State, who
We're praying for me night and day il
every household Ny sister. who had
tremblingly brought the letter to my
bedside, and read L to me, then urged
me to listen to the kind, loving words
OF the man of God, and To rouse my
will To live; and pronised to do SO,
l fell into deep sleep that night. and
had the most vivid dream ever expc-
perienced. | dreamed l was in spa
cious room, aud that in it I was
moved to every part Of the State, SO
that | met my assembled friends ev-
erywhere remember most distinct
f ~ Of all, old Beaufort, where had
last been. 1t seemed as if there were
immense assemblages, and as looked
down on them, a grave parsonage APP
preached me. touched me on the Shout
der, and said TO me; "These people
are praying for you Live! live! live!n
| never realized anything like II be-
fore. 1t seemed a vision. l awoke
the next morning feeling the blood OF
I life creeping through my veins, and ]
told my family the crisis was passed
and that | should soon get better.
| At the close of the touching and
thrilling narration we babe him good
| bye, heartily wishing him speedy re
covery, and many, many long years Of
/ health and usefulness.
/ ------------ = s---------------
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Rich Gre

= oalt Lake Tribune says that
\, y : salmon river ores were assayed
H.. 4ia' clty' recently, with the follow
L.. 'e s Faithful Boy, two sam
~ soSS 80, and 1915 10; Overland,
~ ~ samples, 1913, and $66s So; and
t. sample from Lost river, 1858 per
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Arrivals at the Luna House.

J. A. Heraford, Grand Ronde; Joe Trav-
is, Willow creek; Peter Rush, North Elk
JAS. kirkpatrick, Summit Flat; II, Il.
Knapp, Sub Rosa Ed Carr, Mrs. F. Brad.
ford, Placerville; II. II. Kempaer Ban
ner; James Naten, Boise City; Maurice
German, George stuck, JOHN German, city 4;
Vogelia, Baise road
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the postofflce at Idaho CITY,
Boise Co., 1T, on the 11th day ofApril,
which, it not called for within thirty
days, viii be sent to the dead letter office.
1. H. Clark, Thomas Clark. Stephen
kiser, Chas. Kinney, Mrs. Elizabeth Nor
rison, Cal Morton, E. Sweet BENZ. VIII
Jams.
Persons calling for any Of the above LET
tiers will say advertised and give date OF
list
S. c. sILsBY, P. NJ.
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5pefial 2lotitfs.
CARD.

To all who are suffering from tire error
and indiseretions Of youth. nervous weaS
ness, early deeay, loss ef manhood, &c, :
Will sena i recipe tnat will cure you.
FsEE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary Soutl
Amerie& send q self-aGdressed envelcps
V the REv. IosEPu 7. INMAN, Station ID.
Bible House, New York City
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! Mining ON Widd,. no,s. ,,,,.o,.

bisb companies are making as
ban ~ - eight dollars per day to the
d ,l. saoseling into boxes on the bars
-. Middle Boise river. Tho new pro,
bosa - y, saving fine gold his 10, yet
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-11

Mr.. Elijah Ghaney, Of Plaeerville,
has presented us with an assortment
Of hickory-nuts, walnuts, crab apple
seeds and acorns. We have painted
aud will report in due time whether
they will grow in Idaho City Many
thanks, Mr.. CLANCY.