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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Milton S. Latham, of California is at the Brevoort
Rear Admiral Charles S. Boggs. United States Army.
is at the Sturtevant. Congressman John Hammond.
of Crown Point. N. y. and John Van yoorhis. OF
Rochester, and Colonel b. s. McComb. of Delaware
are at the Fifth Avenue. Bishop Lyman. OF North
Carolina, is at the Coleman Daniel Robinson, vice
president of the Troy and Boston Railroad Com
pany, is at the Windsor. Alexander Graham Bell, Of
Cambridge, Mass, is at the Gllsey
THE FAIR DAUGHTERS or FASHION WHO USE
GLxNNs SULPHUR soar lind that when seaside the in
purity being unaffected by heat wind other ir
on os naes Sold BY
A-KEEP IT IN THE HOUSE THAT TT MAY BE
promptly administered In all sudden attacks OF cholera
bo~sis. for whc Dr. JArsss cASaSsrrvG EaIsASs aa
seetna remedy A. sn OF the year every family
.A.-SEIZER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
;naAL MISnaAL WATER A. sTEPHANI Co. 40 New ST., sole
A RICH PROPERTY
The Little Pittsburg Consolidated Mine of Leadve
80 SEQ Sa its saGsal stoss amounting to nearly
OF ore daly.-wasnington Herald
CLOSING SALE OF STRAW HATs.-MAcKI.
inaws VI 40 to 81 go worth ": Manillas. 81 co. worth
IS; hall regular prices Is New Church up stairs
CONGRESS wATER.--ITs SUPERIORITY AS A
thai n
ternal soreness and lends TO destroy the
DOZXL'M-FOR THE TEETH AND BREATH.
fragrant healthful eicacous mouth wash 35c only.
or druggists HYArTs depot 2i5 Grand York,
MANY PERSONS ARE HAVING THE BEST
health and strength of their lives by using RICHARDS
TEErorAL Tonic Call and it Free is yesey Drug
gsts soil it
FRIEDRICHSHALL BITTER WATER
A remedy for constipation and headache.
PURE RYE. FOUR YEARS OLD. 72C.; HOLLAND
Gin zoe. pure sherry. 3sc. Oporro Port s5c 1867
Brandy. 81 27 Jamaica Rum. 92c; ST. Croix, 76c All
large bottles.
BORDEAUX WINE COMPANY so Beaver st.
THE PUCK CIGARETTES ARE THE BEST IN
the world they Oldest
and tobaccoes without opium sickening
enings
WIGS, ,TOUPEES.-HIGHEST AWARD AT PARIS
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RACING IN ENGLAND.

THE AccKrrANcEs FOR THE aoopwooD STAKES
Mr.. LoRrr.IARD's uxcAs LEFT IN--rHE RACE
FOR THE JULY CUP AT NEWMARKET.
IpY CABLE TO THE HERALD
MANCHESTER, July 2, 1879.
A capital acceptance has been declared for
the Goodwood Stakes, to be decided ut Good
wood on Wednesday, July 30. Of the thirty
nine weighted by the handicappers twcnty-one
have been left in. Among the number is Mr.. +.
Lorillard's bay colt Uncas, three years old, by
Lexington, out of Coral whose impost is 1O2
brings Mr.. G. Perkins chestnut horse
Rochampton, six years old, up to 124 lbs
The distance of the Goodwood Stakes is two
miles and half.
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THE JULY CUP AT NEWMARKET WON BY COUNT
LAaBANGEs pHENrx.

LAURANGE PHENfX.
LONDON, July 2, 1879.
The race for the July Cup took place today
at the Newmarket July meeting, and was won
by Count +. do Lagrangcs fouryear-
old chestnut colt Phenix. Mr.. Craw-
furd's three-year-old chestnut flly Out
of Bounds came in second, and Captain
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BELGIUM'S KING THREATENED.

THREATENING LETTER POSTED ON THE WALLS
OF HIS PALACE AT LAEKEN-THE ELEMENT
AIRY EDUCATIONAL QUESTION.
LONDON, July 2, 1879.
The Etoiie Beige states that on Sunday last
placard was posted on the wall of the Royal
Palace at Laeken, situated about three miles
distant from Brussels, threatening the King
with death if he ratifes the bill which was re-
Gently passed by the Belgium Parliament de-
priving the clergy Of the control Of elementary
education.
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I CONGRESS WATEK.--TTS SUPERIORITY AS A
cathatc and Alternative consists in it's entire freedom from
everything bitter acid crude that
ternal soreness and lends destroy tho
hiram
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LOCATION OF SITTING BULL-scAncrrY OF PRO-
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DOzXL'M-FOR THE TEETH AND BREATH.
fragrant, heathfu, eicacious mouth wash 35c only.
OF druggsts and HYATTS depot 2i8 Grand New York.
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MANY PERSONS ARE HAVING THE BEST
health and strength of their lives by using
TEErorA Tonic. Call and try it free is vesey Drug
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The Little Pttsburg Consolidated Mine of Leadve has
sold onethrd OF its capital stock amounting to nearly
S2plOon Orders for 5000 shares received from
London IN single day week It Is producing $1,000
dAilY.--WN Haruld
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-07-22
Notice.

In tho matter of the estatel In the Probate Court
Of Edward Jones. deceased OF Boise County. |. 4.
On reading aud I'll ng the petition Of Jonas W.
Brown, Admins rator Of the estate left unadmn'
tered Ut Edward Jones. deceased setting forth that
lie has filed HIS final account OF his adm nistraon
ipon said estate in this Court, and TINT after the
same has been duly audited aud onfirmed the same
will be ready for distributors; that ali he debts
and expenses Of administration have been fully
paid and that portion Of said estate remains to
be divided among the heirs of said deceased and
praying fer settlement of his final account and for
an order 1T distribution OF the residue of said
tate among the persons entitled.
IL is ordered that ali persons interested in the
tate OF the said Edward Jones' deceased, be and an
pear before the Probate curt OF Boise county, Ida
no Territory. at the court room of said court, in
IDAHO city, ON Thursday, the tenth day of July. A.
ID. 1870, at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon OF that
day. then aud there to show why the tnal &C.
count of said administration should not be allowed
aud confifned. and also show cause Why an ords r
Of distribution should not be made of the residue
Of said estate among the heirs of the said Edward
Jones. deceased, according TO law
II is further ordered that copy of this order be
published for four successive weeks before the said
tenth day Of July. A d. 1879. in the Idaho SENT
Weekly World. newspaper printed and published
In Idaho City, county OF Boise and Territory of Ida
ho Endorsed and filed june .. 1879,
4. S. HART,
Probate Judge and on1eio Clerk OF Probate Court
IDAHO CITY, May 10, 1879.
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This PAPER on %sy ~ be :, 'e oSo'
T RowELL Co.'S Newspaper ADVERTISING Bureau
u, aS. sS'as aaT siFss0 M wv YORK
ing contracts cay be made for il in
Summons.

In the ristrict Court OF the second Judicial Dis,
rict of the Territory Of Idaho in and for the Coun
~ of Btise
David Falk and Nathan Falk, copartners doing
business under the firm name and style OF u. Falk
\ Co.. plaintiffs, VS.. Bird LOTUS, defendant
~Tu BIRD LOFTUS: IN THE NAME OF THE
! p ople Of the United states of the territory /
Idaho, YOU are hereby notified that there is now
on file IN the Office of the Clerk of the District
Court OF the Second Judicial District of said Terri
tory. in Idaho city, county Of Boise, the comp amt
OF David falk and Nathan Falk, demanding judg-
ment against You for the sum of Three Hundred
ana Eighty-Three and 95-100 Dollars cn an account
for goods. wares and merchandise sold and deliv-
cred to you by plaintiff at Boise city Idaho Terri
tory. at Your special instance and request See copy
of complaint served herewith, and that unless
YOU appear and answer to sail complaint within
ten days after the service hereof ii served within
Boise county, and within twenty days if served
ont OF said county but within said Judicial District
and wi hin thirty days if served ont Of said Dis
trict teNelusive OF the day # Service, Judgment
viii be taken against You by default tor the sum
of S3s3 90 and cus,a Of suit.
Iii testimony whereof I, A. L. Richard
frs son, CLERK OF said District Court, have
| hereunto my has d aud affixed the seal
- OF SAID Court, az Idaho city. this, 23d day
of May, A. b. 1879. A. l. RlCRARpSON
BY Geo. w. KtCnARps, CLERK
Deputy clelA
Juno "a an,
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summons.

In tho District eoaft OF The Second judicial Dis.
trlet OF the TERRITORY Of Idaho, maud Tor tue &C un-
W of h0ise.
~. speigcl. pl intln vs.. Bird LOTUS, defendant:
TO BIRD L0FtUS; IN TUE NAME or THE
! People OF he United States of the Territory OF
Idaho. Yen hereby notified thas there is now on
Ole N he otice Of the Clerk Of the District Court
Of tile second judeia District OF said Territory i'll
idahe city, County of Boise, the complaint of d.
seegel demanding Judgment against y0u fir the
sum a. I~a Hundred aud sixty -Four aud 60-luO
Dollars On halaneaef an account for goods wares
and merchandise sold and delivered to YOU at Boise
City, Ada county, l. n, between the first day Of
January, 1875 and the 23d day Of May, 1879, at
your special instance aud request fSee cory of
complaint sent herewith. and that unless you APP
pear and answer to said complaint within ten DAYS
AFTER the service hereof, ii served within Boise
county, and within twenty days if served ont OF
said county bat within satd Judicial District and
within thirty days ii served OF said District lex
elusive of the day Of seryicel Judgment viii be
taken against by default fer the OF S2e4 90
and ccsts of suit.
zzs-s<SA IN testimony whereof l. A. l.. Richard
sEAS% son, Clerk of said District Court have
Ss1AsE hereanto set my hart and aidxed the seal
of said Court at Idaho City, this. 23d Gay OF May
A. d. 1872
A. 7. RICHARDSON.
BY GEO. W, RIcHARDs. Clerk
Deputy Clerk.
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a'herif,s sale.

County OF Boise, So
DY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
y Of the strict Cour OF the I'd Judicial DIS
triet r, In and for Boise county in favor OF Alex
Danskin and against Bird LOTUS for the sum OF
81 664 and o. ID0 dollars. with IL. 'axd AZ SAT %
10 mo directed aud delivered, I have levied pOn
and taken ali the right tis and interest Of BIRD
Loftns Of ia aud - that ceetain stable, situate In
Ceniervlile. rnise county. IN the 81 the store
Of VIM. 0fInra which shall expose to sale at pub
lie vendue AZ the law directs the I'd day Of An.
gust. A. ID. 1870 between the hours OF / ecloek
NJ aud O'Clock r. NJ of that day at the premires
In said county to satisfy said execution aud all
costs, JOHN NJ DANSKIN,
Sheriff Of Boise county, |. I.
July II. 1920 days.
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WEEKLY WORLD.

Price, SIS to subscribers in the Territory
and 1926 when sent out Of the Territory
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Eost. strayed or Stolen.

81 Star Ranch. on or about the last of Nossns X
1878, one small roam mare black name anu 'a,s N
had bell on. One gearing horse coz o S,as soO
or brown. One yearling bay mare cola. IA "a OIr
sized pinto mare, eight or nine years IA yd Oss
light grey horse, seven or eight years I'm ,svs I'D
sorrel horse colt, with ball face, three -
said six horses being branded with o. GU, a is
shoulder. Also. one iron grey horse, M an lss
years old, hind feet white and saddle MAJ IN f.c
side, tip of ears white One roam horse, -,,h PHI
four white feet, branded on left shosiasl Mad sd
shown above, on left Lip with hoIsy
- and one tour-year old pinto mare col'' me- u.
will pay $25 reward to anyone sisils
formation as TO their whereabouts
Nuufess' olF fhino' idai'o ''''' July I'm
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In the Probate Court Of boise county. Idaho Ter
Fitorg.
In the matter Of the estate Of John o'Donnell.
deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UNDER
~ sened. executor 81 the estate OF John O'Don-
nel. deceased, to tire creditors of, and Mi persons
having claims, aghinat. said deceased IL exhibit
them. with ie necessary vouchers, to him at
Plaeervllie Boise county. l. T.. within ten months
after the FIRST Publication Of this notice.
THOMAS BURKE.
Executor Of the estate Of John oDonnel. de-
ceased.
Dated Idaho city Juy 2. is79-4w.
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Notice.

AsoTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
sI poll taxes due Tax payer are re-
4uested TO come forward nd settle. In my alb
sence Mr.. ]. P. Swim is authorized to transact the
nsiIit st of the Office flee Al J. p Swinns store,
Oh Aiain street. ALEX. ORCHARD,
Assessor and ex-Oficio Tax Collector of Boise
May 20-4w
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Norice.

Notice to Delinquent Tax-r .,,! rsE
z WILL COMMENCE SUIT Against s,..,, a' issss y
,he first d Mso Of iA Ju 10 p1 ihi is posen u
notice, and costs will be saved by s,swiIY.
before mat date 'AAhs p 81 a'i'''q
Till July Let.
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!: The United States Mining Lam II,
offIte instructions thereundero INK a,b avg Land
the law IS immediately followed bv tha aeuon ct
instructions .slatlng hereto This i az sa o'
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Notice.

Notice.
TEnRfToRY OF IpAHo, 60
County OF Boise %
In the matter of the estate of Wn, r. ,
ceased: - eyhe, &c
81 oIlek is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE ITNDFP
"a signed. administrator of the estate Of Wno
Payne, deceased to the creditors ~ anS " nm
sons having claims against ssid deceased TO exbh
Il them, with the necessary vouchers within tonr
months AFTER the publication of This notice IN tb
SAID administrator, at his office in Idaho CITY r
.an,,r,s.u.4 GEO BENNETT,
ceased. 49, Assne, de-
Dated June 10. 1879
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NEW, TODAY.
: HE RIFFS SAL 4.

BY virtue Of an execution issued out ofsshe
District Court of the Fourth JIiieial District
in and for the County of Humboldt, State OF
Nevada, on the 1st day of November, A. ID.
1879, and tame directed and delivered, for
Judgment recovered IN said Court on the 18th
day OF October, A. d. 1879. in favor Of b.
REINHART & Co, plaintiffs, and against
WALTER LAYMANCE, defendant, for the
sum of $6I3 IL, together with costs and dis
bursenents amounting to the sum OF so 10,
and accruing costs, have on this, the Attn day
of November, A. D. 1879, levied on and taken
in execution she following described personal
property, TO Wit;
Five side lamps, l hanging lamp, box stove,
castor, "a buttar dishes, sugar bowls, syrup
glasses, Z salt cellars, water pitchers, cream
pitchers, 23.water glasses, 81 assorted platteIs,
80 vegetable dishes, Is toacups, - saucers 81
dinner plates, 10 soup piates 20 dessert dishes,
bowls, "a tin plates, Is table spoons, Y taa-
spoons, 8 table knives, If table forks, l cook
ing stove and fixtures large dishpau, large
bread pans, dipDers, 8 bottles s.uce, 50 lbs.
DutbEf ~ IDS. Datou, ~. iutedlOnl, " ipS.
beans, sack beans, 40 lbs. rice, one-half box
soap, l0lbs. pearl barley, lbs tapioca, % lbs.
crushed sugar, 5 lbs vermicelli, 3 lbs. crackers,
small tin pals, water buckets, dozen as
towels, 9.sinail looking Z asses, 3 books.2 wisp
brooms. / feather buster, window curtains
, brackets, one clock. / dozen assorted yegeta
bles, ? gallons coal OIL II lbs. lard three,quar-
tiers kit mackerel, 40 lbs. corn meal, Is lbs.
onions, sack peas, go lbs. beets, 100 lbs. tur-
nips, 30 lbs carrots. $50 lbs cabbage, 4 sacks
potatoes, 100 lbs brown sugar, l coffee mill, 3
wash basins 40 lbs. flour, sugar scoops, 2
-four sieves hash tray, paper cream tartar,
! muffin rings, l crater, hash knife, ] meat
SAY, / AK.
Notice is hereby given, that on
Monday. tAe Eaaa Day of November,
A. ID. 1873,
Between the hours Of o'clock in the morning
and 5 O'Clock in the afternoon, viz: at 2 O'Clock
County, Nevada will sell, at public auction,
al She righk title and interest OF said defend
an5of, in a,kd to the above described property,
to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy. said
execution, .costs and aceruing costs.
en- MILLER,
Sheriff OF Humboldt County, Nevada.
RyA. DAVIDSON, Dc?uty
Winnemucca, November I, "a. ID. 1879.
No
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TIE ELECTION.

The Republicans have elected Cornell
Governor of New York by,an estimated
plurality of from $4,000 to 10000.
The balance of the State ticket. is doubt
full, and sufficient returns haze not
been received at noon to-day to deter
laine the result. In Massachusetts
Butler is defeated by, plurality of
about $4,000. In the other States in
which elections. We're held yesterday,
both parties have held their own as far
as heard from.
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The Chinese continue TO pour into the
Hawaiian Islands in such>nunbers that
the question of how to stop them, is
growing to be of serious Importance.
They constitute already over fifth Of
the entire population, and are alaost
all males. They are useful on the sugar
plantations, but they do not assimilate
with. the native population, whose ex-
tinction they Threaten at an early day,
and whom they will hardly replace sat
isfactorily as loyal subjects and citizens
The Government is trying to get the
needed labor supplies from the South
Sea Islands, but the owners of the
Hawaiian sugar estates, who care only
for their own business interests, are per-
fectly waling to take the cheaper Chin
eee. over 1000 Cinnamon arrived at
Honolulu in the second half of last year,
which, considering the scanty~ popula-
ton of the islands, is pretty heavy i'm
migration.
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RAILROAD TAXATION.


In Eureka, Lander and Washoe
counties, the road bed of the Central
Pacific Railroad Company has been as
sessed this year at $4,000 per mile, an
increase, in at least two of the counties,
of $1,000 per mile over that of former
years. In Elko, Humboldt and Church
i'll counties, the assessed value of the
road is the same as in former years
$4,000 per mile. The valuation of the
Virginia & Truckee Railroad has been
raised several thousand dollars per
mile in excess of the valuation of for
Iner years, while in Washoe it is the
same as heretofore. In Eureka county
the valuation of the Eureka & Palisade
Railroad has been increased from So, 800
to S., 500 per mile. The Lyon County
Times says the Virginia & Truokee
Railroad Company refuse to pay the
taxes on the increased valuation in that
county, Ormsby and Storey, and that
those counties will have to bring suits
against the com pany. 1t is also proba-
bic that the Central Pacific Company
will decline to pay taxes en- the .in-
creased valuation of its road bed in Eu
reka and Lander, unless compelled by
the Courts, after expensive litigation.
Some fault has been found with the
Assessor and Beard of Equalization of
this county for not raising the valuation
of the road-b bed to the rate fixed by the
counties named, namely $4,000 a mile.
The fault finders seem to forgets that
the financial condition of this county
does not warrant lawsuit with, the
Railroad Company at the present time.
There are l44B miles Of, railroad il this
county, and at the present valuatiDn.of
$4,000 per mile, about one-half Of the
revenue of the county, exclusive of
licenses and taxes the net proceeds.
Of mines, is derived from the Railroad
Company A suit with that company
TOR the collection of taxes on 50, 900 per
mile OF road bed, would deprive the
county of the,use of some $50, 900 per-
haps for two or three years This
would deprcciate the value of scrip so
that in the event of the county winning
the suit, it would be loser for years by
the transaction; besides, those. who
Row hold county scrip, of. which over
$40, 900 is now. unpaid, would be de-
prived of the use of the money, which
they expect to receive this month,
when taxes are collected, for an indef-
mite period. The proper way to regu-
late the valuation of railroads, or other
property in this State which is situated
IN two ormore counties, is by creating
State Board of Equalization. A bill.
tor that purpose was introduced last
Winter by Senator Creswell, Of Nye
This bill provided that the State should
prosecute suits for the collection of
taxes on railroads and other property
situated in two or, more counties; yet
it was promptly defeated by the major
ity, who, it is supposed, for consider
alton, declined to do anything that did
not meet the approvalsof- the agents OF
the Crooked Railroad.
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