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Arizona citizen., 1880-04-10
Summons.

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, County of | Pima In Justices Court, befores Charles Fl. Meyer, Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 1, Stephen Rickard plaintiff, vs. A. c. Hunter. defendant Demand, S1S2. The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Mr. A. G. Hunter, defendant You are hereby summoned and re- quired to appear before me, at my office in the town of Tucson, and County of Pima, on the 18th day of May, A. D. 1880, at 10 o'clock a. m., to answer the complaint of the above named plaintiff, who demands of you that you are indebted to him in the sum of one hundred and eighty-two dollars. And if you fail to ap quired, the plaintiff will take judgment against you as demanded, and for the costs of this suit : Given under my hand this 19th day of March, A. D. 1880. CHARLES H. MEYER,
 l p Prnriuof Nh
Arizona citizen., 1880-04-10
Notice.

TO G. ILLICH, or those parties that may
 claim under him, the undersigned gives no tice that he has had the necessary assessment work done upon the Tiger, Last Chance and Emma Mines, in Patagonia District, Pima County, A. T., for the year ending April ,. 1S7SS and paid the sum of S21 45 for the same; ands unless the said Illich, or those owning under him, come forward within ninety days from. of S21 45, being his share of the money paid for Assessment work, his share. One-fourteenth of said mines, will be thereafter forfeited to me. C. CASON.
 T,ucson March 06 1SS0
Arizona citizen., 1880-04-10
The Old Mine-Caution.

ALL PARTIES ARE HEREBY NOTI- "A fled that I claim One-fOnrth interest in the Old Mine, relocated under the. name of the Commodore mine, Ono Blan- co District, Arizona. and all parties are hereby cautioned not 10 enter into any negotiations for said interest.
 J. c. HANDY. Tucson. February g. 1880.
Arizona citizen., 1880-04-10
Two Billiard Tables for Sale.

TWO BILLIARD TABLES, cues. racks and balls for sale IrqIi;re st Con@rsEs Hall Tucson.
Arizona citizen., 1880-04-10

DOAD STATION RECEIPTS R E DY hpripted aad for sale cheap at THE GIT. !EER office,
Arizona citizen., 1880-04-10
Assay Office and Chemical Laboratory
 CONDUCTED BT SALAZAR & RAIN

and Assayers, Tucson.
 Meyers Street, opposite Palace Hotel. \ SSAYS AND CHEMICAL ANALYSIS A of every description of ores and other sub, stances promptly made. Highest degree of accuracy guaranteed. Samples sent from out side by mail or express properly attended to. Bullion refined, melted and stamped. Reliable reports and information on mines Tn all parts of Arizona and Sonora furnished. Plans, spec ifcations and estimates on mines. mills and other works. Underground surveying and mapping speciality. English, Spanish, Ger man and French spoken.
 B. SALAZAR, Graduate of the Royal Mining School at Frei- berg, and of the Imperial Mining School at Clausthal, Germany.
 FRED. RAIN, Graduate of the Imperial Polytechnical School at Berlin; formerly assistant of the Metalur- gical Laboratory at TarOwitZ, Germany; late from Virginia City, Nevada, and Contention, Tombstone.
Arizona citizen., 1880-04-10

THE
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-10

9Sauie entiianb. rpdbreno bic arm. Rlara
faum a. atbunen pagte; nit febern6er
aufmsrtiamisit perna6m he, wie Der S&la.
fenoe fortfubr, abnuneslos feline gs6eiut.
niRe preis Su sebsn. .Das mein - 2obn
- i16ne Irau - tpiHsn sic - au& -
mos i'd tuassf- So, ia = Sie - Rnb
i4lou etnug - 5~tpeitauienb Sbaler -
ober - fHriftli4 - o, rnein1 - Dol.
let 69rsdsn batte 8lara bis babin 3uses
bort = fe fhbr iest surdd, OILS gdert I'D
ftobneno auf Die aneere Ssite mari. Str
lebenbiser Getff NOT In boiler fbdtisteit
= ausenblidli4 eoutbinirte he G& Dos
@onSe 3uiammen ; ME elm 8lib bur&audte
% ibr Sirn : i6r Mann arbeitete psreint
nit Der intrisuanten 8anquiers Grou,
lpielie ibr In Die 6dnbs, UNI Ri9aro Sorits
rer Su perberbsn I! limb oatir purbe Ct Be-
3ablt. - Bon mem 2 bon jsuer iunsen
Grau, bic G borbin nod Elm bsrrli@,s
Bstb genannt - I'M ibretpiItn. i6rss
8ortbeiIs tu,esn bslubslte er R9 mitS4ulo,
beffsdte gar ben 0amsn, ben iein 8ino
trass1 nuBte; = benn er battle Ia ielbit
geiast : er mage pil |! raber mas
nun ?" frus f4 Die stq ldIte Srau. sWas
min er tbun !? - gr iprad BON elmer nn-
tsri6rift = ~jebenfals bon Der bss iungsn
Sorftner - 8, msin Soft pie ION id
i'm suriidaalten - ibu oapor bspabrsn,
BOP er fia niat nit aas uno srus be-
fsdt2"
a1es biss itirmte bsrart auf 8lara Elm.
boB ibre 8lisosr bsbten uno fe Iia auf
ben 5il1 fifteen mubte, babur9 tlirrtsn
Slaids unb @los leidt a%neinonber -
gdsrt fubr idb aus benz S4laf. @lidlis
1erpsiie bsmerfte er slei9, eiti9 nit Der
neben ibm itsbsnbsn Satin aud ben
S9apl auf i,insn TiBen. Ct brG4te
ibre @esenuart oamit in 8erbinouns,
ioste aber bssunssa9tst rsdt unfreunolid:
.@as fbrfi Su mid nit Seinen Summs
beitsn. Sch uno LAB mid idlafen."
@ieberum uoute er fi4 oaSu ani4iden,
als Die tlsine S9uurJudloerubr i'm 3ims
mer gum Smnoenidlase ausbob, he idlus
Bier. gdert bate bic S9ldse ge,d6lt, bel
Dem lstten iprans er baitis auf, iein
Rauid NOR seiduunben. .S4on bier
llbr, bann it es bobe 3sit, baB i'd sebe!A
ertldrte er fura ud6reno er In bas ansren.
3enbs S9laf,tEmsr elite unb feline iunse
s~edusiiste. 5rou ibren i4merSli4en Ct.
iudsunsea iiberlieb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-10
a4tes 2apitel.
&lara 8ereln.
Sc srife, tper ii& spis binbst,
Sb i& has per; sura Ser3en inbei
Der Mdhrf III fura. bic Rsu' ~ Ihnn

SIN einsn1 bei9sibsnsn, bod sar bebag.
li&en Stib9.n, bsfen einfa6s, absr be.
quente ginridtuns ebenio mobl suten Sc.
i9maf, pie bas Waltsn elmer iorali9 orb.
nenbsn Srauenbano perrietb, befanben fd
an einem BON benz Iaunisiten Wetter Be.
berri9ten aprilna9mittass stpsi Ysrjonen.
= 9ie cine berislben, auseni9einIi9 biz
junse Sausfrau, lab ndbenb an einem ar-
beitstii99sn, bas in Der Nif1e bes Sen.
fiers ftano. Die junse Grau purbe inbeb
bon Der arbsit, bic ibre Sinoe emTg 56rs
bsrien, ni9t 10 ausidIisbli9 in anipru&
9enommen, um ni9t 3upeiIen einsH iorgli.
den Bid nod Dem Sintsrgrunbs 6es BIN.
mers 3u tusrfen, no ibr @atte btquem aus.
seitrsdt auf Dem Sopba lag. Sen Sab
rem nod tpar Der Wann nod jung, jein
trdntsInbss ausisben = Elm i1arfes guse
piroe IS abselebt nenner = Iieb i'm ie.
bod t~penisitens fir einen ftarten SreiBiser
seIten. einf. aIs feline slussn nod ni9t
10 tief laser uno feline Wangen nod ni9t
10 ein9sfalen eri9iensn, mo9te er rs1t
babi9 9eiDeien isin; s~esenpdrtig aber
batten oieis ab9eipannten 3dss allen Heij
perloren. usberbaupt fonnte 6as ganse,
ausenblidli8 au9 tpsnis ioisnirte asubsre
6ss Rannss, tueI9er iibriaens 9iiemano
an6ers als Der uns bereits betannte Bud.
batter gtert 1T, nur einen urangensbmsn
Ginbrud MAIDEN. gfert puBte eies au9
lelbt oa aber ss9enudrtis Hienano aIs
ieiner junsen Satin isin anbIid su She'll
wuroe, fano er es p~ollfdnoig ibsrHiiRa,
f4 irssnS lpsl4sn 3wans anjuibuu.
Or bsbnte unb redte i9 auf benz Sopba
bsrum, bob Suusilen cine neben inn lie.
senbe 3eituns aut I'm le isbr baIo pie.
Der fnten gu Iaisn uno einsn ansriif auf
bic Weinfai9e ~ MAIDEN, bic auf einem
ueibseosdten Sii9 ibm sur SanS itanb.
9as 6ftsre alirren Der Slider mar IS oenn
au4, mas Ieine s5rau p~eranlaBte, ibm Su.
ueilen ibre 8lide Su3upsnoen, in benen
oHenbar cine BON Gorge bietirts Bite lag,
be f4 absr nur i&i9tsrn gu dubsrn
pagte.
gdert isroriris bi.lelbe inbsb poaHdn.
big beimli4 perla9tt er bic Angit ieinsr
@attin uno, bnb Ct bieie ni9t serabe laut
.berfpottete, mar als elm 9smsis gutter 2aune
an3uieben, fdr uel4e F9 aIs Elm psiterer
9eleg Der llmitano erpiss, bob sr isbt bas
3situnssblatt nieberlsste unb ip6ttii&
ia8te Stun. Rlara - obne Grase bitt
Dg cine b69it untsrbaIten6s @sisai9afte.
rim = Did amiRr, i9eint's, nur, aQ'
Dein grSdblunsstalsnt an ben fleinen
S9reibals gu perf9wsnben = ben sspIas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-10
uibs.uns, Der Rnabe Jet BORT, no Ct bin
oebSre - bel Ieiner Bonnie.

uibsruns, Der Rnabe lst bort, NO sr bin
eeb6re - bel Ieinsr Bonnie.
60 isbr nun au4 Ri&aro anfdnaIi&
sensist s~stpsien. bic neue 9ante 10 reiSenb
su Fnoen, oaB ibu1 fslbff 6es O9einas lei.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eri&ien,
10 srlitt feline 8ewunosruns Bel Idnserer
Bsoba6tung bod einisen Mbtrag. Der
erfe anbIid Der i46nen Grau bate TIN
geblsnbst - ibr ipdtsres 8snebmsn ifieb
i'm bossseu mituntsr ab, DEFENDERS bsr.
lsbte i'm ibrs ARCHAEOLOGICAL fir ben
hingei1iebensn Nrtbur. Refine einjigt
5rase batte He nod ibm setban iein Rame
fam tudbrenb bes sansen Seiprd4s ni&t
ii6er ibre 2ippen. Crit ipdter, aIs ibr
@atte bereits bas Simmer oerlafen, er.
pdbnte he bes gruSers, inbeu, he Bu Ri
9arb iaste : .Sie babsn, ME i'd BON nei'
mem @attsn bSrte. pisI Gorge unb Wibs
nm art6urs @i1en esbabt, nebmen sic
meinen aufri9tigen Sanf bafir !" Der
Son, in BEN Il. 6ies iaste, mar inoeb gang
LID urbeUest.
@isnsi1t 1T oies MIR anssnommene
RdIte, I'm, bic Siefe ib,es @siabls 3u per-
bergen = ba6ie Ri4aro unb fonnte ft9
ni&t periasen, Elm uenis 3u ionbiren.
Ct anttportete besbalb f9neq - .Bas i'd
tbun tonnte, tbat i'd bon Ssrjen germ /;
oenn Der 3nabe mar mir bereits Iieb, lebr
Iieb ssworoen. SD bsflase ss tiet Dob
bies junge 2sben niht mebr 3u retten NOR,
unb bat mid bieisr tribe COB iebr ersrif.
FEM"
Bel Den Dorten - Der Rnabe mar mir
bereits lieb, Iebr lieb 9ep0r6en - mar
Die iunse Srau einen foridsnben. bur9.
orinssnben Bid auf &i9aro, Der benielber
bemsrfeno, einen unsrfldrli9en Wiberpil'
len segen btele ebsn mod b%spunberte Srau
in f9 aufieisen fiblte, Der nod puds
als bisislbs In Der faItrubisitsn 8eii'
iaste feline @eIunbbeit mar idon lanst
3sit cine idls9te unb Die ausf9t auf elm
rai&e gntpidluns Der S4winoiu9t itsts
p%orbanoen."
sic bate bies alio sstpubt ba1te 3t'
9arb unb babel fisl ibm Der dr3tli9,
Spru1 Elm - Sos 2ino mub auf oas
idmdbli4ite bernaaldifst tuoroen isin !!
@ie reimte Dos nur suiammsn! batt
bas i96ne Weib benn gar fein Gefibl fi,
ben traufen 2nabsn gebabt - mas mo,
rem benn bas fir Meni9sn - unter mel
den 8erbdltnifen batten he selebt, um =
Sc bIisb Ri9arb tein. 3sit, bisisn &C.
o~anfen9ans 3u perfolseu oenn bic jung
Grau CAB bemielbsn cine anbere Deubuns
Brit iener %9etpinnenben 5rsuubli9feit, bi
ibu Suerit 10 ent5idt, rei4ie lie inn pl6b
LID Die Sanb entgesen. ~2afen mir Ar
thur, iaste fe, udbrsnb Die lan9sn Biul
perm ibre ausen peri9leisrten = .IaHei
mir ibn - ibm III uobl! = Sd blide MI
auf bas neue 2ebsn BON mir - bas nil
i'd seniesen - Bir 8sioe - isien mi
Greunoe"
IiGarb fiblts ben Srud ibrer 5anb =
einsn Woment fpdter NOR he ibrem @aiter
sefolst.
8stroffen b!idte CT ibr nod, er ionni
i9 ni9t flor iber bieie Srau ipsrbsn :
tie Sog i'm on un6 fisE i'm ab. Sd,
S96nbeit b~e3auberte Jpn benz ents.se
tparnte i'm elm unbsItimmtss @sfibl DO
ibr. 8ie bate He bod ssiast? Greunb
toolten ie iein! So 5reunbe oeer :
Geinbe - baltic es In leinsr 8ruf mad
Seben mir, mas bic 3utunft bringt!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-10

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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-05
Rather Mixed.

A Texas Minister. who used ia he a
clrcult-rlder, returned and became
politician, but he found it very hard
to get rid of his acquired clerical hab-
It's. During the canvass he lost his
diary, which was found and is now in
the hands Of a Galveston Ne,cs repor-
ter. One Of the extracts, which goes
to show how bard it is to teach old
dogs new tr cks, reads as follows:
"Dallas-Much religious interest
felt here. Addressed large congrc-
CATION last night. preached a SER
mon on What shall the Greenbackers
Do to be Saved which was frequent
ly interrupted by cheers for Hancock
aud English. During the sermon I
cast out two devils who were opposed
to my election. Then there was
meeting in the vestry-room after
wards-beer, $275; cigers $lS5. A
great many have asked me to loan
them money, but fear they are not
in earnest. | have exhorted num-
Der, privately, not to allow the ticket
to be scratched, and to see that NO.
body hampers with the colored breth-
ren. If had few more campaign
innds | think ! could make my calling
and election sure"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-05

Ny son, enjoy yourself Have
good time; pleasure is eminentIy right
and proper, but q good time isn't
secured BY = headache that lasts afI
the next day. The simplest pleasures
are the most lasting. After you have
spent two years in Europe you will
come back and sit down by your old
ireside and think Of a picnic youweDt
70 down at the Cascade one afternoon
10 June, that cost you sixty y-fvc cents.
The good timesp that you daren't
take your wife to, ny son; that you-
would lie about rather than have your
sister know about them. the good
ness" OF them never comes back to
refresh you and gladden. your heart al
does the memory Of that sixity-ive
cent picnic, when you chatted non
sense with the girl you loved, and
laughed just as the leaves ru tiled, be-
canse you couldn't help It. The agood
time" that wakes in the morning and
wonders where it was. and who saw
1t and where all the money is gone.
the good time" that tails itself off
with headache, there's precious little
fnn in that. And it only takes very
little bitterness Of that kind to poison
and cloud the memories Of the past
1t doesn't take much Of such good
times, my boy, to mingle tears with
your bread and gall with yonr drink
The sting is the smallest part of the
bee, but when you pick him up by it,
though the rest of the bee were as
large as All omnibus horse, yet would
the sting outweigh all the good, sweet.
harmless. honey laden proportion of
the bee, and you wonld think Of it
oftener and longer.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-05
No Respect Tor Tom Moore.

J never had any political respect or
Tom Moore after he came to America
on 2 British salary and abused Mr..
Jefferson and ridicnled our people III
their sensltiye infancy, ridicuIed our
capital, when his own birthplace and
the Parliament-house Of Ireland were
under the shadow of death aud degra-
dation. He wrote his sneers Of free
dom in America while the blood of
Enmet was 30 freshly fallen that be
might have dipped his pen in it. He
wrote for an Irish fame and an En-
glisll salary. and was but little above
political informer. His statue BY
Trinity College is the worst piece Of
art there, dnmpy, and Of pliable and
whorisli face. Goldsmith, standing
near him, is the likeness Of helpless,
innocent, kindly nature. like genius in
a baby, and he was the true poet Of
Ireland. Covered all over with poeti-
cal tinsel. like pawnbroker's wife
dressedfromhis shop. Moore stands out
beside Goldsmith like Hindoo prince
beside an an Irish exile. There is
more melody in GoldsmitIl's potato
than in Moore's harp What sound
from Tara's harp is like Goldsmitll's
pathetic economy Of the real Ireland.
-[Gath, in Cincinnati Enquirer.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-05
The Typical Negro skuII.

A juvenile thief was detected in his
misdeeds in a singular way few days
ago in Raleigh, S. G. He went out to
the Gun Club range, where the club
were shooting at the new patent smoke
balls, which explode with quite an
amount of fame and some noise when
strnck violent blow. The young
rascal stole a ball and hid it in tile
top of his hat. Along came another
negro, and, ignorant Of the where
abouts of the ball, struck the thief on
the mead. Instantly there was an ex-
plosion, and the hat was lifted by a
rush of fame and smoke. The negro.
thinking his time had come, sank to
the gronnd with fear, while the explo-
sive material burned all the wool off q
large patch on the top of his Uranium.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-05
Sherif's Sale.
COUNTY OF BOISE. SIS.

COUNTY OF BOISE
BY virtue OF three executions issued out of the
Probate COURT of Boise County, Idaho Territory
aud to me delivered, have levied on and taken all
the right title and interest of Cy Haley Of in and
to the following property, te-wit: All that certain
mining ground situated in Bear Rum Boise county
l. T.. commencing aoout six hundred feet above
John Vests dam and running up said gnch one
thousand feet and extending from bank to bank
sa,o grouha peing known as the Cy Haley mining
claims. together with the water rights and appur-
teaences which shall expose to sale at public ven
due. as the law directs. the 23d day of October
A. D. lsSo, between the hours OF o'eloc A. NJ and
O'Clock P NJ. of that day, at the Court Heuse in
Idaho CITY, in said county to satisfy said execution
aad all costs
Dated this goth day of September A. d 1880
JOHN M. DANSKIN
Sheriff OF Boise County.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-05

Thousands of soldiers and heirs are en-
titled to Pensions, with payment from
date of discharge or death, if applied for
before July 1, 1880. Wound. acciden-
tai injury or disease entities to Pension,
Bounty and back pay collected. Increase
of Pension secured. This firm established
in 1866. Address enclosing stamp, ED
SON BROS, U. s. Claim Attorneys, til G
Street, Washington, D.. C.
{Reading notice, tf.)
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-05

A coLoRED preacher of Baltimore
says he has attended thirty-one camp
meetings, and has this year arrived at
the conclusion that all the g.ace
which convert can secure IN a whole
week will vanish in two hours after
the mosquitoes begin to bite.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-05
p a r T. m + S

F. A. Lehmann, solicitor of American
and Foreign Patents, Washington, D G.
Ali business connected with Patents,
whether before the Patent Office or the
Courts, promptly attended to. No charge
made unless a patent is secured. Send for
circular If
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-05
Portland's Youngest TheOIcsian.
Standard

Ha'per's Drauer is outdone in the
answer of little chap in class last
Sunday. A young lady teacher with
bench full of little fellows was ex-
planning the diff renee between man
and animal creation. She succeeded
IN concentrating their attention by
saying that man had soul while
animals had not. By way of impress
ing the idea more forcibly she reiterat-
ed the sentiment: "Now what does a
MIN have?" "a SOUL" was the reply.
Then what does dog have?p A
moment Of thought and doubt, when
one little fellow broke the spell by
crying out triumphantly- -''Pupsw
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-05
Notice.

T1RE FOLLOWING WARRANT WILL BE
. paid out of the Current Expense Fund on pre-
sentation at my office:
Mum er 10, in favor of John Cameron. s2s 90
lsIDoR sMI!H
County Treasurer.
Idaho City, Jnly sth, 1850.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-05

SAYS the Boston Post. 'St. Julien
has won even higher honors than DR.,
Tanner. He is much faster and
more interesting animal.n
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-05
Notice.

a LII OWNERS OF UNREPAIRED BRIDGES
k&across mining irrigating ditches on the
county roads. are hereby given notice to repair
them immediately, or they will be put in proper
condition by the Road Supervisor at their expense
J B. EMERY,
Road Supervisor for Diss No. q 4 and I
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-05

X, who is only modestIy blessed in
this worlds goods, lends quite sum
of money to Duke de NJ. The Duke is
awiully slow pay, and while X badly
needs the money. lives in the most
luxurious and extravagant Z anner.
"Do you know said Y to his friend
B, chat have sent him some very
pressing duns?'
"Well.r
"Well, yesterday, he sent magnifi-
cent servant. dressed in velvet and
gold lace, with beggarly FIVE louis
"And you accepted them?'
"What would you have done?"
81 should have kept the servant
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-05

The trouble with the Republican
estimates on the election is. that they
claim, as sure States, Pennsylvania.
New Hampshire, Maine, Colorado and
illinois. A majority of these States
will give Hancock rousing majerties.
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&30A WEEK. sl2 day at home easily made
~ 6Costly outfit free. Address, TRUE & Co.,
Augusta, Maine
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BRAss bands attend bangings in
Idahe. That is an added torture not
warranted by law.--[New Orleans
Picayunc.
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Inventors and Patentees

sn'u snould send for instructions, terms, refer
sAees, . &c, to Edison Brothers, Solicitors
n;sl I ., tents. Washington, d. c., who fur
p,sn psi the same WITHOUT CHARGE. Edison
tb.o'ilefs W. Is well.known and successful
lshl;sn r u large experience, having been es-
'''sheu In 1866. If.
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4rHSRE is 10 God in Maine, any
howl Robt. G, Inscrson.
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week in your town. Terms and SIS
sRoOontht free. Address Fl. HALLETr L Co.,
Maine.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-05

@ccs wesk in yoHr own town. IS outft free
nGQNo risk. Reader, it yon want business at
which persons Of either make great pay ell
the time they work. write for particulars to II.
hALLE-T Co. Portland. Maine. fJune4'7s-1y.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-27
Arrested for Forgery.

j. r. Shook. stone mason by trade, and
keeper of a boarding house on Ramsey street,
was arrested by Officer Palmer last night on a
State warrant, for forgery. The charge is that
of raising pay order on the Chicago, Milwau-
kee and st. Paul railroad company, from
$24 so to $44.S0, and the circumstances of the
affair is as follows:
A few days since, Michael E. Ford, brake
man on the road, presented an order on the
company for 1874. 80 to Shook in payment of
board. 1t is alleged that the latter presented
the order at the office of the company in per-
son, that it called for $44S0 and
that he received the money.
After the order had been passed it was discov-
cred to be forgery and a warrant was issued
for Shocks arrest.
The latter was greatly surprised at the turn
affairs had taken, and relates an apparently
truthful story. He states that when presented
the order only called for $24SO, and
that he received money for that amount.
In cashing the order he claims that he re-
ceived S25 in greenbacks, and that to make
even money he gave the 20 cents difference and
received the $25. The warrant was issued at
the instance of Judge Chandler and the case
will comeup to-day.