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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-02-05

The Indians under Chief Nictor,a
who have been making trouble ia Az
iona and Northern Mexico, aYe jaw
ing rough time ol IA between lucic
SANS troops. commanded hy Major
Morrow. ou the north, and lne fcNi-
can troops ON the south. Ia other
wears the SaVaec- near the Mexican
border have harra~.vd American. nlI
McNicau~ almost at viii. and who's.
pursued crossed the border into " .N-
leo, or the reverse, according ..' thaN
were followed bN American 90 AicN'
can troops, aud international l-utty~,
prevented either body of truN. .- from
crossing into foreign territory fut
now the two governments are acting
in harmony, and each has 'oldter- im
pursuit ol the hostile lAdiaus aua pay
no attention 20 boundary lines a
few weeks ago Major Morrow com
mand whipped Nictoria'- band and
killed large number oi thvGa. Again
on the .th and lath ol Janwary oihc
fights occurred, WHOM several hostilor
were Killed. Morrow. loss was Ser
pcant Grass and LicHt j. II French
killed and two Indian scouts wounded.
Another fight is expected a. an carly
day.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-22
SALgEOg RIVER MINING AND
SMELLING COMPANY.

Articles of Incorporation of the
Salmon River Mining and Smelling
Company" Of Omaha, Nebraska, have
been filed in the office of county clerk.
The company is Incorporated for a
term of fifty years, ending May 10,
1880, and its business is to be min
ing, smelling and refining the pro-
ducts thereof; and the sale of and 9TH
erwise operating in mining proper
ties.
The capital stock is 100000, divi-
ded into $4,000 shares of Sl00 each
Provision is made for subsequent
issue of stock, under prescribed re-
strictions, after the completion of the
smelling works at Salmon river and
the purchase of the Red Bird mine al
Squaw creek, these being the bases
of the corporation
The affairs are managed by board
of seven directors and by president
vice president, treasurer, secretary
general manager and superintendent
who shall be members of the board d
directors.
The highest amount of Indebtedness
to be Incurred at any one time is fixed
at $4,000.
Omaha is the business headquar
ters of the company, which comprises
so far as is made public, W. w. Lowe
q. B. Rustin, w. L. Cousland, G. S
Goodrich. Gustave Andersen and e
B, Cole Omaha Daily Republican
The Yankee Fork Herald says
''The smelter will be located at Eas
Fork, near the most promising mine,
in the celebrated Bay Horse district
from which so much high grade silver
ore is annually shipped to Salt Lake
and other points for reduction. Some
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-22
Extraordinary Work;

They are doing extraordinary work
in the Sutro tunnel During the month
of May the north branch of the tunnel
was extended 81 feet, I06ft. of which
was during the last week Of the month.
During the same month the south
branch was extended 3l5 it,, las f.
during the last week of the month.
This all splendid work. but that done
in the south drift is the best ever done
on the Comstock, and it is boldly as
serted, the best ever done in the
aorId 1t is really remarkable when
we consider that the branch is 10 feet
wide and feet high.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-22

Of these richest ores do not carry lead
sufficient for easy reduction, and the
Red Bird mine, we presume, is to sup
ply this want. The mine is located
on Squaw creek, in Bay Horse dis
trict, and ia a massive ledge Of argen-
tiferous gaIena, assaying from about
$50 to $50 silver per ton and so to SO
per cent. lead. The vein is known to
be Is feet In width and only one wall
as yet in sight. Vast quantities Of
ore can be taken out at small cost.
The shipping ore in Bayhorse gsner-
ally runs from $500 to $500 per tom
There is no more propitious field in
the West for a smelter than East
Fork where the company is to erect
theirs. There is an abundance of
good ore in the vicinity in fact it is
apparently inexhaustibIe- with tim
Der, water, aud necessary fluxes close
at hand The winter climate Of East
Fork is remarkably mild The past
winter, while snow fell to great
depth throughout the Salmon River
mountains, the valley of the East Fork
and adjacent foothills were a greatei
part of the time without snow, and
stock thriyed and fattened on the nu-
tritious grasses that make that sec
ton so famous as winter retreat fol
stock. The distance from ChalIis tc
East Fork is twensy-three miles, and
from Bonanza 10 East Fork, by ths
Salmon river trail, about thirty eigh
miles.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-22
Arrivals at the Luna House.

d. w. Mccormick, James Davis and
Donald Grant, City: James Nash, Horse
shoe Bend; James Magee, Bonanza City,
Jerry Dill and Frank Nesbitt, Lower Pay
cite H Craig and Harry Garter, Garden
Valley; Richard Green. J. r. True and
Joe p. Piergan, Boise City: G. W. Crafts.
San Francisco; A. E. Calwell, Shaw's
Mountain; L. o. Briggs, Thorn Greek
VIM. Buchanan. Virginia, New; James
Irwin, John Millin, c. r. Roberts and NJ
H. kempner, Banner
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-22
LOCAL News

JAS. IRWIN, OF banner, came TO town
the latter part Of last week. He says
tbe panamint drift has been run dis
lance of forty feet on the vein, and the
ore never looked better. The ledge
has increased in width from two and
a half feet, where first struck by the
tunnel, to four feet. The tunnel cut
the vein on the extension claim, and
twenty feet from the western bounda-
ny line Of the discovery claim, SO the
drift, being run east, is twenty feet
inside the first location. Harvey Les
ter Of Bayhorse District, owns an III
terest in the discovery, and Ben Miller
is interested in the extension. Irwin
has an interest in both locations.
Thirty tons of high grade ore are now
on the dump.
IN a barroom fight Herman Kreiger
shot and killed man by the name Of
Frank Leslie, OH the 18th lust, at
Milton, Or, twelve miles from Walla
Walla.
The Elmira Company, at Banner,
have about thirty men employed at
levellng for the hosting works and
sinking their new shaft, which is now
down fifteen feet, and at putting down
ashaft from the face of the Crown
FONT tunnel, $50 feet from the sur
iace' he latter follows down on the
vein, and very rich ore is being ex-
uacted. The new shalt has been COM
menced some distance from the ledge,
which, tits estimated by the dip, will be
reached at depth of five hundred
ieet. As soon as depth of 100 feet
attained cross cut will be run to
the vein, when the work of extracting
ore will be commenced.
MRS CLARK, who is imprisoned in
'he county Jail at Port Townsend
Washington Territory, on the charge
" causing the murder of Paddrn. in
"natcom county, sometime ago. at
tempted to commit suicide on the 18th
ny cutting her throat with razor
oa'' fortunately, the injuries inflicted
" were only of a slight nature, and moi
'he'y to result fatally.
LIZZIE KING's dance hall is completed
'na the bar open. The building i.
wy large and well finished, and th,
vance "a, ball is the finest in the camp
'aen those beautiful girls from Butt,
= r'''se the dance will go on Yanke,
Fork Herald.
= me mail is still carried from Chal
Us 10 bonanza on hanback,. Severa
",cn are at work shoveling snow GU
= !, '.e road, which will not be passa
NC LOT teams for sometime.
, lHE measles are now spotting tn
Banucrites.
). i q 20. have finished washin.
'ae pay dirt taken from the Morriso
~ r'a'" last winter, says the Herald
llsy have several hundred ounces
principally nuggets.
: y mA. BUCHANAN, one of the pioneer
u Tue Basin, arrived here the othe
s s'. from Virginia City. New. H
a,s' came here in 1868, and in ,s4 al
S dUaie Prospecting around Banner. am
Pug Pug the same year tended ditch q
R" aServlile for Miner & Lynch. AZ
G Due, u dropped around TO this .
= Tue other evening aud had cha
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-22

The Democrat says F. w. Kroebcrl
has SO far recovered from his recent
illness as to be able to walk around,
and is past all danger Of relapse.
Peor. BUrLER, Of this place, will FIN
ish bis survey for the Bullion Club by
Saturday next.
TIE brass band has received por-
ton of their uniform from Lyon g.
Healy, of Chicago. and they will make
a splendid appearance on July 9th.
The National Democratic Convention
meets at Cincinnati to-day.
PLowMAs's mill, at Sbaw's Mountain,
Is making run On Paymaster ore
FROM the Democrat: AL. Hoskins
says the cleanup made of the Rising
Sun rock is perfectly satisfactory, and
that the company is pushing work
more vigorously than ever.
Al. Marston, owner Of the Rattle
snake ledge, three miles from. Shaw's
Mountain, il now running an arastra
on good rock and will soon make a
good cleanup. There are other lodges
in the same vicinity, showing good
prospects, that will also run rock
1 thrnuDh the arasfra
Idaho now has nine newspapers
and two more are being established
one at Blackfoot and one at Paris
while the third will soon be on tie
way to Wood river
| There is Chinese den in this cit,
where men and women congregate tc
smoke opium. From fifteen to twenty
have been known to indulge in the habi
during twenty-four hours. The vict
was introduced by new comcrs and il
thus far confined to that class; bu
there is danger at all times Ct on
youth being inticed into the vile prac
tice and ruined. In all the towns o
the coast where these dens are openet
the authorities Immediately breal
them up. The one here is of recen
origin, and known to but few outsid
of those who do the smoking.
WcRKMEN are pushing to completion
the new brick Of Davis & Hiurod- !
will be two-story house, and will ad
much to the appearance Of that blncI
Dansaiil B os are making great in
provements on their property. The
have Luiit one warehouse Fifty feet
length, and one smaller, erected
large siled, and are about ready
commence the foundation of the ne
addition to their store.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-22

JOHN H. WILSON. Assayer for the
EImira 8 u. Co, u Banner, Is now pre-
pared to make assays Of ores, etc. Accu-
racy and prompt returns guaranteed
Assays, 81, invariably ii advance. Send
by mail or stage
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-22

hlS piact, ne says, mas Changed al
most beyond recognition since he left
In 50. This gentleman is an expert
enced miner, having worked for long
time in the mines At Virginia City and
other places, and is one Of the original
lpcators Of the Bullion and Golden
Courier mines, at Virginia, which
were discovered in 1859
CHRIS MEFFERr, Of CenterviIIe, was
over yesterday, looking as happy as
ever. He sayseyerything is quiet at
that burg.
EMERY has force Of men at work
on the Banner road. and will soon
have it in good condition.
The House committee on Pacific
Railroads have reported favorabIy the
bill recently introduced by Delegate
Maginnis, authorizing the Utah and
Northern Railroad Company to CON
struct such branches Of its road in
Utah, Idaho and Montana as it NAV
deem advisable, with the same grants
and privileges and upon the same
terms and conditions as were prescrib-
ed in the Act of 1873 for its main
line.
SEVERAL Bonanzaites have tie
mumps.
Men are rushing into Yankee Fork
from all directions.
IF you want No l piano or organ,
sheet music or music books, send to
JAS A. Pinney & Co., Boise City.
Bill NoRToN's arastra, at Bonanza,
is crushing Chas. Dickens ore. There
is now enough rock on the dump al
this mine to keep the arastra going
all summer.
The thermometer here indicated foul
deg. below the freezing point earl,
last Sunday morning
Ed. CARR, formerly of this place, ha.
established a news agency at Bonanz;
City.
Hon G.. w. CRAFTS arrived the 9th
er day from San Francisco. He in
tends to remain here all summer.
JAS IRWIN handed us, the other day
a fine specimen of ore from the Pana
mint.
| WARREN TAYLOR went to Centervill
yesterday to go to work on the add
ton to Meffert's Hotel.
I Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Brown returne'
yesterday from their trip East.
i A. c. BoMAR is at the capital o.
business.
MEssRs. VIZ. BUCHANAN. Jas. Irwi
and Henry Gottsch went up TO Bar
ner yesterday. Mr. Buchanan goe
TO do some work on ledge fror
which he obtained good prospects Fl
teen years ago.
THREE companies are engaged i
placer mining at Leesburg, fiftee
miles fiom Salmon City, and are doin
well.
The Yankee Fork Herald says p,
tition is in circulation in Bonanza fc
the purpose of getting school distrit
ia that end of the county.
SEVERAL men have gone into ii
Saw Tooth District from Yankee For
and Wood river.
ABOUT 1000 men, mostly prospec
. ors, had gone into the Wood riv'
: country by June LIST. Some very goo
prospects have been struck at diffe
j. ent points from Jacobs camp up
! Galena, showing that the Main Woo
: river galena belt is all of forty mil
I \
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-22

will give any man gao who can tell
me how It'll thai some persons In Garden
Valley can make from $1,000 20 1900
year. clear, Is they recently swore tfey
could. and yet cannot pay their debts Are
they fools or knayes
4 FRANK FARNHAM
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-22
pnstomce Hours.

,.,;po week Gays, until further notice,
D ppaatef,ice will be kept open from seven
4. ; y. ars from half-past twelve to one,
1'l rom four until six 7. NJ.
T. MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
aa,a Money Order office will not be
! l u d ali on Sundays; and no Money
ppe aa. business viii be transacted On Sat
VI 1s..s after after four o'clock p. NJ.
lfua's s. &. SILSBY,
,,.to r;tv Dec. 81 1875. Postmaster.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-22
Low Prices.

Hair cutting 80 cents and shaving 25
'en'' : OSCAR JoHNSON's.
Two doors below Kingsley's, Wall street.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-06-22

M r H. BATES, Newspaper Adyertis-
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NY VII York. & authorized to contract for
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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-04-15
DIR. JOHN BULL.
Manufaefsrcr and yendor Of
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BULLS SARSAPARILLA,
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The Popular Remedies Of the Day
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BULLS
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Read the Jolosing extract Of tss from Mrs. Rirers
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LOUISVILLE Rr Oct e. 1860.
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You kindly four bottles again last night and
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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-04-15
ANNOUNCEMENT.
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THE NORTHERN TIER;
OR,
LIFE AMONG THE HOMESTEAD SETTLERS.
BY HON. E. J. JENKINS,

fRooeirer Z. S. Land Office, COneordiG, Kahsds.J
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This book will be especially interesting TO Old
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LITERARY NOTICES.
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CHAPTER Northern Kansas. 2-The Northern
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~ The opposition to Grant among the masses OF
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.

BENTON BARRACKS. No.. April 30 Is66.
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-12-16
SETTLE UP!

Parties knowing themselves to be indebted
to DRAIS Il PALMER, Blaeksmiths and Wagon
Makers, are requested to call and settle without
delay. Persons having claims against the firm
will please present them.
DRAIS L PALMER.
Winnemucca, December 2, 1880. IT
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-12-16
CALL AND SETTLE!

AL persons knowing themselves indebted to
F. N. LEVY, on book account or otherwise, at
Golconda, are requested to call Immediately at
LEVY g. cos store in Winnemucca, and set
tie, as have closed out at Golconda.
+. N. LEVY.
winnemuccs. November 20. 1850 Jan