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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-27
Summons.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the Territory of Idaho in and for the
ty of Boise.
VIM. 81. Ridenbaugh, administrator of the estate
W. B. Morris, deceased. plaiutlh Bird Lotus,
defendant:
RzO BIRD LOTUS: IN THE NAME OF THE
People of the United States of the Territory
OF Idaho, you are hereby notified that there is
file in the office of the Clerk If tn District Court
of the Second Judicial District said Territory,
in Idaho City, County OF Boise. the compliant OF
VIM. H. Ridenbaugh. administrator of the estate
OF W. B. Morris. deceased. demanding judgment
against you for he OF Six dundrs d and Flew
and 2T-l00 Dollars and interest account for
-four. meal and bran sold and delivered YOU by
plaintiff at Boise City. Idaho erritory. at your
special instance and request fSee copy of COM
plant served herewith and that unless you appear
and answer to said complaint within days after
the service hereof if served within Boise county.
and within twenty adys. if served out OF said
ty but within said Judicial District and within thr
ty days if served of said strict exclusive of
the day of servcel Judgment will be taken against
you BY default for the of SOIL z aud interest
and costs of suit
e.sE-N In testimony whereof l. A. l.. Richard
1854 son. Clerk of SAID Court have hereunto
Ssas@>set my hand and affixed the seal of said
Court. at Idaho City. this, 23d day sf May A. d.
1879 A. L.. RICHARDSON
b GEO. W. RICHARDS, Clerk.
Deputy Clerk.
June "A, 'T9-2m.
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Arrivals at the Luna House.

Joe Travis, Willow creek: Geo. Tew,
Canyon creek; Green Martin, Shaw's
mountain; w. B. Quinn, " w, Coffin,
Geo. Kenney, John Atchison, Boise City;
Arthur Cooper, Grass Valley, Cal D. N.
Hammond, San Francisco; H. III Knapp,
Sub Rosa; jess Bradford, wife and daugIl-
ter, g. w Richards and wife, city; A. B.
Smith, Garden valley.
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RELIGIOUS.

Rev. r. R. Jones will hold divine
services at Centervilie, hereafter every
two weeks; preaching at 3 P. NJ; Sab
bath School at 4P.M. The Chinese
Free Mason Hall has been rented to
hold services in, for one year. Mr.
Jones went over yesterday
to have the hall seated for church
purposes. Preaching and Sabbath
School next Sunday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-27
sage Brush Contracts.
Tuscarora Times Review.

Uncle Dick Tregaskis yesterday
took a contract to supply the Grand
Prize mill with sage brush for the bal
ance Of the year He has also con-
tracts with the Grand Prize mine and
Independence mine and mill. He pays
nearly a hundred dollars per day to
have the brush cut, and employs a
large force of men. The brush is
hauled about twelve miles.
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Has Not Commenced Crushing.

On getting up steam at the Sub
Rosa mill last Monday the tubes
leaked and it was found necessary to
repair them before starting up the
mill. A tube expander was tele-
graphed to San Francisco for last
Tuesday. 1t will arrive in two Or
three days, when the necessary re-
pairs will be Immediately made,
and the mill started up.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-27
Summons,

In the District Court OF the Second Judicial Dis
trct. OF this Territory of Idaho, for the
" of Boise.
d. Speigel, pl intiff VS.. Bird Lotus, defendants
YO BIRD LOTUS: IN THE NAME OF THE
People of the United States of the Territory of
Idaho, sou hereby notified that there is on
file in tie office of the Clerk of the District Court
OF the Second Judicial District OF said Territory. i'll
Idahe City, County of Boise. the complaint of D.
Speigel. demanding judgment against you FIR the
sum OF Two Hundred aud Sixt, -Four and 60-100
Dollars ON balances OF account for goods. wares
aud merchandise sold and delivered to You at Boise
City Ada county, |. l., between the first day-0f
January 1878. and the sd day of May 1879. at
your special instance and request lSee copy of
complaint sent herewith and Ihal unless you ap-
pear and answer to said complaint within ten days
after the service hereof, il served within Boise
county, and within twenty days if served out OF
said county but within said Judicial District. and
within thirty days if served of said District Eek
elusive of the day of serviceL Judgment will be
taken against you by defa 1t for the of saga go
and costs of suit.
In testimony whereof l. A L. Richard
ISL son, Clerk of said District Court. have
go hersunto set my haLd and affixed the seal
of said Court, at idaho City, this. 25d day of May,
A. d. 1872
A. L. RICHARDSON.
By GEO. W, RICHARDS, Clerk.
Deputy ERIK.
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The jokers that included a piece Of
stained brick among the geological
specimeso which they placed upon the
desk of the professor as objects worthy
of his explanatory remarks received
the following reward. Taking up one
of the specimens, he said: "This is
one Of baryta, from the Cheshire mines.
This holding up ANOTHER, "is a piece
of feldspar from the Portland quarries
And this" coming to the brick, "is
piece of impudence from some mem
Der of the Glass;
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sen,I-at'eeklu AJprld.
FRIDAY. JUNE 81, 1879.
postoMce Rours.

During week oays, until further notice,
he Postoffice will be kept open from seven
!, M. until nine T. M;
sundays from half-past twelve to one,
nd from four until six T. M.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS
The Money Order Office will not be
n,,ened at all on Sundays; and no Money
,ir,ler business will be transacted on Sat
rrdavs after four o'clock p. M.
S. G. SILSBY,
Idaho City, Dcc.3, 1873. Postmaster.
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Building a Road.

Hawley & Co. have fourteen or fiji
teen men at work constructing wag-
on road from their mine on Shaw's
Mountain to the stage road. As soon
as it is completed, which will be in
abont ten days, batch of fifty or a
hundred tons of ore will be taken to
Mr.. X. P. Plowman's mill, in the Gam
brinus district to be crushed.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-27
Not;ce.

TERairoEY OF IDAuo, -.
County ol BOISE
In the matter of the estate of Vim. Payne. de-
ceased:
AloTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY IKE UNDER
ID signed. administrator of the estate OF Wni.
Payne. deceased to the creHltors OF. and all per
sons having Claims against ssid deceased 81 exlh
il them, with the necessary vouchers, within io'sy
months after the publication OF this notire. 70 Tho
said administrator, at hls siice in Idaho city l. l.
GEO. BENNETT,
Administrator of the Estate Of Wa Payne. le~
ceased
Datsd June 10. 1879.
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Garried:

RICHARDS--DRAY.-In the III. u.
Church, on Tuesday evening, June "a,
1879, by the Rev. J. Mexican, Mr.. GEORGE
w. RICHARDS and Miss MARY 4. DRAY, all
of this city.
We acknowledge the receipt of cards
and chunk Of the wedding cake.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-27

JUST received on consignment at
Coffin & Kennaly's, 10000 lbs. fresh
hams, shoulders, bacon and lard, at thu
very lowest figures for cash.
June Him.
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Races.

There will be races over the Star Ranch
course, to commence on August Goth, and
continue four days. Programme will be
given after the Garden Valley races are
over.
June gath
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-27

AN old darkey caught two-ponnd
sucker one day and was so well
satisfied with his work that he lay
down for a nap with the fish beside
him On the grass. Another darkey
came along presently, picked up the
sucker, and left half pound one in
it's place. When the first man and
brother woke up, the first thing his
eyes sought was the fish, and it took
him some seconds to realize that some
thing had happened. Then turning
his prize over and examining it all
round, he simply said, "Golly, how
dat fish am shrunkenw
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-27
Quartz Mill to be Erected Near soise
Idaho Statesman.

Messrs. Walt Coffin and Andy
Thrash have now on the way from
Silver City a ten stamp mill, which
they will erect near their mines on
Shaw's mountain for the purl ose of
crushing their own ore and that from
the neighboring mines. The ore will
be worked by the new process.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-27

The revolution on the lsthmus OF
Panama continues, and all travel has
been stopped. The railroad company
asked for, but did not receive, permits
sion to run trains.
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Salt.

Ten thousand pounds of salt on
consignment, at the lowest figures FIR
cash, at Coffin II Kennaly's.
May 20-4w.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-27

UTAH is threatened with drought
such rs it has not seen for more than
a score of years. The spring has
passed with only a single shower, and
there was less snow on the mountains
on the first of April than the oldest in-
habitant remembered to have seen.
Sewer river which in May, as rule,
is full to the top of its banks. is re-
ported dry in Willard county. Iron
and Beaver counties it is feared will
not have sufficient water to save the
growing crops, while the vineyards i'll
Washington and Kane counties are
in danger of being dried up.
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Reduction of Prices.

Hair cutting or shaving for 25 cents at
OSCAR JOHNSON'S,
Two doors below Kingsley's brick, Wall
street, Idaho City
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Quarterly Meetings. !.

The round Of quarterly meetings on
Grand Ronde and Boise District, NJ
E. Church Columbia River Conference,
will be held as follows:
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The Willamette and Columbia riv-
{ rs have ceased their rising, and there
are no more fears of q food.
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Barbershop at PIacerville:

Our barbershop in Placerville will be
opened on July 1st.
A. J. CARAVAN s. co.
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Dissolution Notice

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
] ing between G. G. Havrd ard James Pink has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent All
those indebted us will please come forward and
settle with G. G. Havird by July |. 1879 and per-
soRs having claims az .ins the Id firm will please
present their accounts for settlement.
G. @. HAFIRD,
JtMES PULK.
CESTERvILLE, April 10 1s79-3w.
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No. | Coal Oil at retail at Coffin Il

Kennaly's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-04

Another thing that weakens us is the giving out OF
many details by the Police Board. MY river
front was better taken of when had charge o,
IL myself. II man was required at dock couio
send one mysef. but rule every steamboat com
pany has Waterman Of its own ON the pier all the
time"
f each precinct had charge OF its own river front
during the longshoremen's strike there would nave
been less roting. In the night time. when closer
watch is needed. those men are Withdrawn, anu the
precinct captain IL held responsible with smaller
number of men than before" remarked third
Il tell you. sir, the Steamboat Squad Is nothing
q lot OF men in it who only remain there through
their pull with some politician. II we had ooo
more men the department could show itself better
entitled to the name of finest. Tho Board makes
great mistake in giving out SO many details. ~
plain that whenever wanted the police are never
around, said "a fourth. t.,. .s'
There wasn't the slightest reason for organizing
that squad" sergeant said to the reporter 1T ~
simply giving lot N. as positions in which
they can earn their money easier"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-04
A FATAL CROSSING.

About Atty yards from the Chester station OF the
Erie Railway, the dreycourt side the track forms
; sharp curve so that person at any considerable
distance bcyo nd the curve cannot train moving
away from the station. The engineers accord
ngy warned in all to blow the whistle before
and VI lille rounding the curve One hundred yards
from the station the railroad has al elevation Of
forty feet and the foot of the embankment stands
q comfortable little cottage to which Is attached
several OF onion and potato patch This is the
home of an old man named Kennedy, who has lived
there thrty-fve years, and amassed considerable
savings by raising onions tor the New York market
Two years ago the other members of his family liv-
ing with him his wife and daughter. The
latter assembled the embankment day and
crossing the track with milk pail IN her hnnd
when a train came dashing around the curve. She
startled by the shock that before she could
summon strength enough to jump from the track
she struck by the locomotive and instantly
killed in sight OF her father Yesterday morning.
Ut halfpast ten O'Clock. the wife, who sixty mine
years OF age and quite deaf, was returning
from church, and while crossing the en-
bankment directly in front OF her house.
the train for Newark came along. The engineer
blew the WHISTLE but the poor woman could not
hear IL. and she hurled from the track and fell
quite dead within six feet of her door below. The
engineer stopped the train for q few moments, and
then proceeded. The news quickly spread through
the village. and the greatest sympathy felt tor
tho bercaved old man, who was an eyewitness of
this latest terrible well OF his daughters
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-04

STABBED BY HER HUSBAND.

PROBABLE FATAL END OF A DRINKING AND
BUT THE Ass!NLANT ESCAPES.
Great excitement prevailed early last evening in
the neighborhood of No. 1G7 Newton street. Newark,
in consequence OF u report that an Italian. named
Morris Romano had murdered his wife. Elizabeth
Romano. Word was sent to the police station. and
when officers arrived great crowd of people
filled the space in front of the house 1t proved that
Mrs. Romano had been stabbed with stetto i'll
two places. one wound was slight. cut near the
region the heart but tho other, ugly inch and
a half inclson in the abdomen. pronounced
serious and probably fatal by the attending physi
clans Drs. Ill and Reed.
THE QUARREL
Owing to the parties concerned and their friends
being Italians it difficult to obtain accurate
formation, but u HERALD reporter gathered the fol-
loving facts.--It appears til Romano and his
wife had had quarrel in the morning but u
party of friends having called to spend the
day, some of them from New York. they
bottled their wrath and tried to make
their friends comfortable. AS tsc sunday law en-
forcement had closed all regular places of recrca
ton the Romanos arranged to give their guests
amusement in the house. Card-playing was
carried on and Mrs Romano procured drink
which was INDUCED in freely About six O'Clock
the neghbors heard angry sounds and
much noise coming from the Romano apart
ncnts i'll the tenement. Presently Morris Romano
escape. II seems the husband and wife they are
both past the meridian OF l9e renewed their quar-
rel aud the former stabbed the and thon fed.
The woman removed to the German Hospital.
Her bowels protruded from the wound in
the abdomen. She is about sixty years OF age. The
police arrested all the parties found in the house as
follows :--santo Gurando. No 90 Mulberry street.
New York; Couscio Amatorio, New York Rosa
Erchenbsch. Newark; Miguel Frexato. Francisco
Mica, Paulo Joano, John Few, John De Gustus
and ISABELLA Langoon. The stilctto with which the
wounds were inflicted has not been found.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-04
THE POLICE AT THE OAR.
THE SECOND ANNUAL REGATTA OF THE FORCE
10 TAKE PLACE SEPTEMBER 6-THE PRO-

THE SECOND ANNUAL REGATTA OF THE FORCE
10 TAKE PLACE SEPTEMBER 6-THE PRO-
GEAMME.
Policemen, as a rule. are interested in aquatics,
and among them are men who make no mean show
at the To arrange n regatta, however, has
always been work of more or less difficulty as it
has not been easy to bring into communication
those who desired to participate. This year it is
believed that such an end will be effected. and
regatta on the Harlem will, IL is hoped.
DO organized with success. Yesterday after
noon committee who have had the con-
sdorotion of the matter hand met in Glass Hall.
Sergeant Heating. OF the Twenty ninth precinct,
serving as chairman. IL determined to post
pone fixing the precise limits OF the until the
next meeting: but 1t was settled that the second
annual regatta of the Police Department should
take place on the Harlem River on Saturday. Sep
TENDER q, and should comprise hvc contests-single
and double souls, pairs and four-oared races. All
races shall be open to any member of the force
wishing to participate All shall be u distance
of two miles. with a turn.
The day programme, which Was then made out.
will he as follows:--
First race handicap single scul race, the winner
to receive gold medal Thc start to be made ut
eleven A. N. precisely.
Second race, Tor pair-oared gigs with a coxswain,
for two gold medals The start to DO made at
twelve Nj.
Third race for single scull working boats, seven
teen feet long and rowcd of the gunwale for gold
medal. The start to be made at one r. NJ.
Fourth race for double scuil working boats seven
teen feet long, rowed OF the gunwale, tor two gold
medals The start to be made at two Z. NJ.
Fifth race. for bargcs carry ing coxswans
to be rowed of the gunwale, the members of the
winning crew to- receive each "a gold medal. HThe
start 10 be made ut three y. M.
Every participant Will be required to have the
number OF his precinct stamped upon tho front of
his rowing shirt; coxwains must be members OF the
precincts they represent. All entries must be made
on or before August 10, with Secretary Pnkington.
OF the Twenty-hfth precinct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-04
ARRESTED on SUSPICION.

Two weeks ago to-day young woman living In
fremont Crwcnty-iourth ward while walking near
her home was assaulted by "a tramp, who knocked
her do WI and left her unconscious. A description
Of the supposed assalant autographed TO the diff
tcrent police precincts, and Saturday night
ohcer Richardson. OF the Tooth street station ar
iestcd . man answering to the pen-and-ink portrait
md took him yesterday before Justice Wheeler In
The uariem Police Court, who committed him to
await Identification. The prisoner gave his name ~
James Mccormick, and has no home.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-04
A PARENTS MISTAKE.

young woman named Mary sanford. domestic
in a Hobokon family. while ON a Hobokon forryboat
last night found child crying in OF the cabins
The little one said its home I'm Hoboken and
Miss Sanford undertook to iud its residence. when
meeting its father, Richard Bean the latter caused
her arrest on the charge of kidnapping. The young
woman was taken to the Washington street police
station, but Chief Donovan who was fortunately
present, refused to allow her ~ be locked up aud
bean went away INDIGNANT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-04
HANGING IN THE WOODS.

A patrolman of the Thirty-fourth precinct found
the body of an unknown man yesterday morning at
nine o'clock hanging from the limb of tree in tho
woods west of Jerome avenue and Morris street. IL
was that of about thrty-hve years old, dressed
In brown sack coat. vest and pantaoons dark soiled
woollen shirt. brugan shoes and black felt hat He
had every appearance of tramp. The dead wagon
was sent for and the body removed to the Morgue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-04
THE KENNER STAKES.
REPORTS OF spENprHRIrrs BAD CONDITION
UTTERLY FALSE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALD.]

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SARATOGA n. ". August s. 1879.
The story published in New York paper. which
seems to DO going tho rounds of the press of the
country. that Mr. Kcenes great colt spendthrift is
reported hopclessly aniss far the Kenner
is concerned a gross mistake spendthrift was
worked this morning and he looked better and
faster and with spirit than he has ut any time
since he has been here. Colonel Puryear. tho
trainer of Spendthrit, when called to-day stated
that the published report that Spendthrft is aniss
not only Unauthorized, but without the slightest
foundation in fact; that he eagerly eats every thing
given him. and IL IN all respects well. 1t IN remark
able that newspapers should give publicity To such
baseiess rumors without effort to ascertain the
truth The general desire to the great colts Fall
setto and Spendthrift again meet will certainly be
gratihed, barring accidents. on the kenner day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-04
SELLING HER HAIR FOR BREAD.

Bernard Smith, who keeps saloon In Market
street, Newark. married in Dublin, Ireland. some
nine years ago. lew weeks before emgratng TO
lhis country. Three weeks ago he began suit for
aivorce from his wife Eliza, alleging inhdtlty on
her part as his grounds She brings counter suit
Ger ainony and the custody OF therchid. and alleges
lat her husband neglected to provide Tor her the
accessories of ifo and that once when she worry
~. she compelled to cut of her hair and sell 1t
ir order to procure bread for herself and child.
he case will come up for argument tomorrow be-
are the Vice Chancellor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-04
KNOCKED DOWN WITH A STONE.

Christian Rapp. twenty-six years old. resides in
Brook avenne l6lst street. A few weeks ago he
lost his situation In hupfefs brewery, Morrisania.
and another young man. son OF John Dfetsch, liv-
Ing in Eagle avenue. near l67th street, selected
10 MI the Aney. On saturday night Rapp met the
elder Dictsch the brewery and after exchange
OF harsh words knocked him down with n stone. A
subseq examination revealed the tact that his
kins arrested Rapp. aud Justice Wheeler yesterday
committed him for examination.
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CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE

auced by alcohol on the human system were
tioned--delirium tremens, fatty heart gran
aar liver, nervousness and loss OF appetite
being among them. The speaker also re-
ferred TO paper by Sir Henry Thompson.
+. r. g.. in which it is said, Those who drink
water with their meals probably enjoy food more
than thocs Who drink wine. They have q better APP
petite and digestion" Whenever he saw his Ger
man friends drinking beer he thought he saw so
many hogs hlling themselves with swill. In conclu
sion DIR. Lambert said that facts such he had just
given should be brought out, to instruct the
peoples and that would be of the best methods
TO advance the cause of temperance. discussion
followed. and one man said that in his opinion the
consumption Of lager beer was decreasing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-04
DROWNED AT LONG BRANCH.

Charles Prenc aged twenty.three years. of Lake
street. West Hobokcn. ". j., was drowned while
bathing i'm front OF Mrs. SCOTS cottage, north of
the Brighton Hotel at -four O'Clock yesterday after
noon. Hs wont there to soc his betrothcd, and she
with several other ladies were looking at his excel
lieut. swimming when no suddenly threw up his
arius. shouted "Help!" aud sank. His body had not
been recovered at six L. M. The deceased WIS
photographer in the employment Of Schumacher n
Elingcr, corner Of Mott and Beecksr streets, New
York,