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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-04-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.

L l. 2;l6ns.lry & Co. STATE OF Louisiana.
No 5jrl vs. Parish Of kchiand,
John Bishop d Go. e. al Parish Court.
Grimsl~y s Ca. stat of Louisiana,
No -. v Parish of Richland.
JOAN Elsi"p q Ca. IuiiG. Pa'.,n Court.
Il B. Whiumore q Go. STATE of Louisiana
No % v, Parish Of Richland,
John Bishop * Co IuNg Parish Count
By virtue Of three pIaric- wr,- Of Fl. "a.
issued from the Honorable Parish Court IN a1d
Tor the Parish OF Rch'anI, STATE Of Louisiana,
in shr above cn,i;ltd aud numbered snli>.
aud t. me directed. n, sncr.f! ri saIi, parish |
have seized and taken 'n'u my pp,se>siun and
wIl offer for sale. ~ puhir auction before tie
Cont House, door ia the i""n Of Rayyi.ie,
sad fatish oil Rchiani. on
Saturd9y tie 18th rag IF Nay, 1880,
to the last aud highest bidder. the following
described real property 70 VA
1l.. undivided tuc half Interest IN the
north west quarter and the ,ou'h-ea-t quarter.
ami the -ontt-west quarter 90 the northeast
quarirr of >er,lon one ruwn.hip II North.
Rause q east co..iip,u. ~ V1-lV0 acres,
>cized rs ,nr property # 1ohn Bishop and
vii De -oid - >aj.>fy Saii wits o; ii IA and
all costs.
Terms Of >a'e-Iweiye months credits,
wj;hDnt the bench; It appraise.neut; pur-
chaser To- Giye q"ul WITH approved security,
bearing per cent interest from date aud
mortgage retained on the properly.
LEN SCOTT, Sier.H
sheriff, OHicr. Ra;yl.c. La.
ipti. -. c---,,i.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-04-17

a, half>past l O'Clock this mornin. John
keynard a colored man, was shot and il is
supposed MORALLY wounded 10y the proprietor
Of the barrel>house No. 1 Front Lavee street
u appears tina, Reynard WI standing IN from,
at the bar when Robert Sullivan. tie proprie-
tor, drawing revolver. fired. the ball s,rik-
ing Reynard in the neck unicr the RICH, ear
and penetrating upwards, lodging in the head
Rcynari was taken TO the Charity Hospital,
and sullivan arrested and looleh IN IN the
,bird station y Na;U.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-04-17

We promised last week to give tie
reasons why our views had changed
relative to the general lottery bill-or
we should have said, why they had
been modifed-but as the bill has
been defeated We presume i, is need
less TO do so. However, we will say
that we opposed the bill on general
principles of opposition to the foster
ing Of such institutions, thinking that
if one lottery was dangerous to soce-
Is All Increase Of the number would
be uore dangerous; but after long
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-04-17

The Bapt..t Mr>>"ngrf, Published At Far
n ~ ll-, J. not only u"oi rclir Gus paper,
bat an eXcelieu, family paper. whlch W.
wonld ike t. see hbrraliy patroniled. In
order to in'iuce our pr"pi" II snJ-rr.b" iur l.,
we OTTER y and the KeACoy ho'h for : up q
year Thu, a ~plend. otter at lcr,' 10 orr
Baptl>' subscribers a.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-04-17

The Bossier Banner Of April 9Th
has an excellent article on the Sunday
law question. which We would like to
copy but for its length. 1t shows
clearly that q Sunday law does not
necessarily conflict with religious
liberty or tend to the union of Church
and State. Tho whole matter in a
nut shell is this: Because tb, human
and divine laws forbid the same act,
1t does not necessarily follow that the
human law is enacted for the support
Of the divine. One is designed for
the preservation Of society and protec.
ton Of life and property; the other
for the elevation of the moral aud
spiritual character
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-04-17

Every lady who " III secure six new cash
sul,~ri ers 10 The BrAcos, a, 81 Is per annurn
will be- presented with either Pe,rrsons or
Gr.-y', Ladys Book for one year, Whichever
he may choose; and tor ten Subscribers. same
pr,cc, she will get both these magazines and
he BEACON one year. Ladies, ~e know mat
{ YOU will Try. you can gr, ,hese pr:mr.'n-.
VIII You do II y
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-04-17

All parties will please bear IN mind the
fact that never insert noire ii apPlica-
ION for administration unless II IS acrSinps'
, ni-i by three dollar, nor notice Of JuigHi'
Of separation Of properly unless acconpan'en
by five dollars Tins rule 5 never de'i"'ed
from under any 81 cums,au' IS. !"
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-04-17
p IN, day Of .lprd
1850,

We wGnld llse that some one IA Zach ward
II this PARISH wOul furni-h las with rri.i
.vnOpsls of the current news OF the ward.
You need not trouble Yourself 20 put III proper
shape for the press lus, drop us a pos,a earl {,
Eating what has occurred, ID we Will fix II
up in proper shape. #
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-04-17

Every onr 81 oar present >nbsrr,hcr> WHO
VII pro- ar, Ia one other subscriber can have
the BEACON one year for Two dollar, and the
new subscriber viii receive It ~ the same
prcc. just make the effort. and see Il yon
do not succeed in bringing u: one more >uh-
-.'rlhcr IN less than week. 1t Won bring a.
i've new Subscribers al ruo dollars each. ia
advance, W. w.il 1--WE you th' paper Ont year
free. II.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-04-17

EsOs BATS struck another bow,
Benjamin Brown, with ball bat sew.
eral weeks ago. in New Orleans.
Brown has since died Of lockjaw. and
Bats will have 10 answer to the law
FOR the fatal consequences Of his hasty
blow.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-04-17
The Beacon for the Campaign.

We axe just entering upon ah important
political campaign; aud believing that miuy
OF our citizen. would IKE 10 &c, the paper
during the campaign, but DO ro feel able 10
take il all the time. We have concluded To offer
!, from The ira Of April or from any time
during 4 pril Ia The end oi the year for s. -.
Lee, our slib-cris-rs ilfoim their neighbour. Of
;hI> Proposition. II
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-04-17

1t now appears that the contest in
the Chicago convention will be be-
tween Grant and Blaine, and that
Blaine will give Grants friends a little
work. at least. if be does not secure the
nomination.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-04-17

The lottery clause of the license
hill was rejected in the Senate on Fri.
day of last week by the vote of Lieut..
Gov. McEnery. the vote oi the Senate
being Tie. lie explained as his rca-
son for so doing that to incorporate
the amendment in the license bill
" 0uld necessitate an extra session.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-04-17

At Opelousas last Saturday Fusi;cr
was ishing pistol bystander
tried to take it from him; il fired and
killed C0rts Fusi,er ran and was
fred upon aud killed.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-04-17

The Vicksburs Herald reports q
dangerous counterfeit five dollar gold
piece. that was passed on a merchant
near Nicksburg. The surface, sides
and edge, is covered with pure gold,
hut the coin is filled with base meta.
1t is dated 1880.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-04-17

Yellow fever was reported in New
Orleans and Memphis last Monday
by telegraph. but disputed the next
day through the same channel.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-04-17

We learn from the Farmerville
Gazette that the gin house of L. j.
Freeman, Of Union parish, was de-
sirOyed by fire March 29th.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-04-17

Mrs. Wilhelmiua Fisk, aged 60
years, WAS murdered by her insane
SOD. William, last Saturday, in Louis:
vile.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-04-17
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The Culur::h.a Herald HOSTS the name of
Gen. J. Floyd King Il, rs masthead as a candi.
date for Representative OF the 5.h Congies-
s,Cnal District.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-04-17

Cbas. Evans accidentally bung
himself on trapeGe. in bis parents
yard IN New Orleans. last Tuesday.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-04-17

An explosion al creosoic works in
England, last Monday night. blew the
roof of the building aud killed eleven
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-04-17

Good land, for rem, on the Lower Jordon
place" for 1880. = mie. f,om town. Apply 10
WILLY !. NANGIIAN.
W. l.. -! Kayvii!c, La
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-04-17

The Sherman boom appears to be a
complete failure Blaine is ahead Of
BIN even in his own State of Ohio.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-04-17

Considerable damage was done TO
shipping GU the lakes by the storm
last Saturday aud Sunday.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-04-17

The water Is now over the greater portion
OF our town, and everything seems Ia indicate
that II will soon toe totally ovct,,owcd.-Cq.
hon'a Mars.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-04-17

The Columbia Herald lcarus t,auhc fsr,n>
els m the hi'ls 81 Caldwell and adjoining
Parishes arc h'hu'i with 'lc,r rr,.j.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-04-17

Great excitement prevails IN White
county. Georgia, over the discovery
Of rich geld mine.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-04-17
Succession Sale.


Succession Of IL b. DduyLtry
DI .riu. Of an order of -ale issued from
- the Houor.,b;. Parish ,uurr. il and for 'he
Par.-h # Rrhiapi, sat. Of loui-lara. ~ "a ,
matter a. Ia. Sur'-,-i"' ui IL II. DmgLuy
and T. NE directed, -, sheriff & sad parish
NIL ,;'.r 10! sale at thu last ace Of rr,!!-sce
OF drcrl-r't, on
Sa''u'lay, Pie IN, day Of Iprd
1850,
the i".luw in- described properly to-w!': The
north east quarter Cf mouth east quarter ~U'!ili
cypress brake. section fOur Township seven
teen north range seven eat, Coutd;nIng four
teen ares i;.oir or les. and all ,hr personal
properly b-,nn.Iu. Ia >.,ii -rcress:on remain
nv un-nld n Mi t.uI". = list ri wh!-n can
be- seen hy Applying a; the clerks o,ilce Of
said Parish.
TER, If ale cash. ~ not less than the
inycn'uried apprai,emen'.
LEN SCOTT, She,ih.
Sheriff Office Rayv.,i- La
March l},h, i.sc-Gt.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-04-17
Fts8ie4lana$sato
THOS. J. MANGHAM, -. Editor.

Heavy frosts at Augusta, ia. GU the
lltb, 18th and 18th instant did great
damage to 'rui,.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-04-17
Estray Sale.

Whereas On he md day Of March. 1850, q
certain brown uarr mule, small. " itn scnrs
on each bIp. about - years old. Was duly
--,rayrd beiur. me by Jake Davis the own"r
ne owner shall appear and prove property
and pay charge, according 10 law, | will pro-
ceeri On
Saturday. me 24n, day Of Aprd,
1850,
10 sell SAID stray. N my office 10 she highes:
bidder tor cash. AT not less than two thirds the
appraised yalur.
WILEY r. MANGHAM.
JP.
Rayvile, La March. 2O'h 1880 1t
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-03
BANNER ITEMS.
BANNER, Aug. 1, 1880

BANNER, aug. l, 1851.
Messrs. Geo. Stuck and Holden
finished the new hosting works on
the Crown Point on the 29th, and Mr..
Pitzer put the engine in motion on the
29th, and under his direction it works
admirably.
Steam was up yesterday in the mill
for the purpose of testing the perfect
ness of Mr.. Hunters work. The en-
CINE and pump worked to a charm. 1t
has just been thoroughly overhauled
by the above named gentleman and
Mr.. Trip. Mr.. Hunter is thorough
machinest of extensive experience,
and so far as we have been able to
judge, his equal is not in the Territory.
Chas. Stills will soon commence put
ting mp store Is by 30 feet,
Pete Robertson arrived with one
load Of their saw mill yesterday.
I
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-03
Low Prices.
LOCAL NevVS-


The Daniel O'Connell Company are
at work on their mines near Bonanza.
This company will soon commence ac-
tive operations.
IT is reported that another 20-stamp
mill will soon be shipped to Bonanza,
and will be put up before winter.
JAS. MONROE and JAS. Irwin came
down from Banner last Friday. Mr..
Monroe returned Saturday.
The Iowa mill, at Quartzburg, is
making a run on Golden Fleece ore,
and handsome cleanup will no
doubt be made soon.
A FORCE of men are at work grad
ing road along the side hill this side
Of the summit, between here and Ban
ner, to avoid seven of the More creek
crossings. They are bridging the
creek at the lowest crossing When
the new road is completed there will
be only the upper ford to cross.
JIM MONROE inspected the buckle
berry patch the other side of the More
Creek summit last Friday, and says
the crop there will be total failure,
having succumbed under the heavy
frost the other night.
ALL the mines of Alturas county are
looking well and the Buffalo mine is
turning out immensely rich ore.
CARD pictures only So and cabinets
ssper dozen at our new gallery. Now
lsyour time, as we will leave here
lnls month. BoMAR & BUTLER.
HARVEY LESTER, an old resident of
boise county, but who has been in
hemhl county the past three years,
came down last Saturday from, Bar
bsr, where he arrived several DAYS
ago from Bayhorse District. He
cropped around to this office Sunday.
harvey is interested in the North Star,
Dollalo Horn, Sally Come Up and Hen
fletta mines, all on Kinnikinick He
nas also two mines on RattIesnake.
Al the above locations are in Bay.
a0fse District, and are very promis
'us MINES. Two smelling furnaces
VIII be erected in Bayhorse the com
'us iali. The road was completed
IRON Chalis to Bayhorse creek when
"'' Lester left, and they were about
'e"uy TO take in one of the furnaces.
"uich mas been lying at the former
pave tor some time. The other one,
winch will be put up on Kinnikinick
uas not yet arrived, but is expected
oeloFe long. More men are at work
2 bayhorse District than in the Yam
nee Fork country. Mr.. Lester is in
crested In number of locations in
tanner District, and will do some
WORK on them before returning to
Bayhorse.
-. KIND of a low-grade lottery, or
'a''ier draw game in which the tray-
'ottery man drew more scads
. '", tue crowd than they drew from
~ ooS' ran at full blast ON Main
~ two nights last week.
b.oll 0pes' some containing green
- As and others blank paper
H., o'anks ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
l0"n into a box, shaken IN. and
,"e" sold for one dollar a piece. The
'yS went for il like trout after 4
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-03
YANKEE FORK ITEMS.



YANKEE FORK ITEMS.
From the Herald.
Tho business Of the camp is improv-
ing.
Chris MoIer's arastra is running
on Badger ore.
The mines in this district continue
TO improve as they are developed.
Grading for the Custer milI-site and
work on the fine two-story Office build
ing, is progressing rapidly, with John
Tonkins as foreman.
Messrs. Chas. Jordan, A. B. Morrell
and Nathan West arrived here from
Idaho City last Sunday. Mr.. Morrell
has taken the position of head saw
yer, and Mr.. Jordan engineer, at j. G..
Fox's saw mill.
The ore sacked for shipment in the
Badger mine the past winter is worth
from 500 to 5000 per ton. 1t will
probably go out to the Bayhorse re-
duction works for treatment. The
mine is looking well, and the Badger
can be set down as one Of the numer-
GUS profitable veins Of the district.
A. & j. Pfeifer have fifty men at
work chopping wood on their contract
Of 1000 cords for the Custer Company.
j. G. Fox has commenced saving
and delivering $4,000 feet Of lumber
to the Consolidated Yankee Fork
Gravel Mining Company.
3. Green, the Boise artist who
sketched the Shoshone Falls, which
was Autographed and published ia
San Francisco recently, will visit this
section in short time for the purpose
OF sketcilng some of the principal
mines and scenery in the district.
The contract for the bridge across
the Salmon at East Fork has been let
to Chas. Carson for between $500
and $4,000. 1t is to be from $50 to
$50 feet in length. straining beam,
with diamond pier 1892 feet in tbs
center filled with stone
Prof J. E. Clayton and son left on
Tuesday morning for the East. He
made an examination of the Lucky
Boy and Continental group on Mount
Custer, and the Vain, Snow Bird,
Pioneer and Cynosure on Mount Estes.
We understand he was favorably i'm
pressed with the geological features
of the district.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-03

No one who has reached the age of
three score years and ten would, upon
reflection, be willing to rub out from
the ex perience in life, the sorrows
which have seftened his character, the
mistakes which have taught him wis
dom or the wrongdoings which he has
ever regretted and which, by their in
fluences, have made the golden
threads which may be formed in the
texture of his moral character Ho-
ratio Seymour.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-03
Z eco Yards Of Choice Silks at 90 cent.
and Upwards.

Mrs. J. B. Emery now offers to the
public one thousand yards of all the
latest novelties in Silks; Persian,
Damasse, Gen'darme Blue, Brown,
Silver Gray, Grogran, Watered
Stripes, etc. Also large and well
selected assortment of Languedoc and
Breton Laces, and other novelties too
numerous to mention. Call and see
the new styles Of ready-made dresses.
For information of the latest styles
and fashions call and see Mrs. j. B
Emery.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-03

AAor. " lLLiAM DlhDoEiE, OptdkcF Oh
the House during the last session Of
the Legislature, arrived here yester-
day from Salmon City, and paid
the WORLD Office very pleasant visit.
He is one Of the board whose duty
1t IS to fix the representation Of the
different counties in tho Legislature
according to the late census, and will
go to Boise City today on that bust.
ness. Mr.. Birdseye says a large
number Of cases were on the docket
at the term Of court recently held in
Salmon City, but several were left
for next term O'Couner was SEN
fenced to hang ON the 18th Of next
September for the murder Of Luder-
man, at Leesburg last February.
Hon. Gro. HARDIN, of Fall creek
was over yesterday and put in an ap-
pearance at the WORLD Office. He is
interested in the Belshazzar mine, on
Fall creek, and also 10 placer ground
at the same place. Their placers
turned out well this season, as did
also the claims of the Danskin Bros,
on Canyon creek. They have done no
work yet this year on the Belshazzar,
but will probably resume operations
before long. The ELenezer, on Can
yon creek, has been tapped at depth
Of forty or fifty feet below the old
works, and the body of ore discovered
is richer than any the mine has ever
before produced.
A PORTUGUESE was killed at Star
Ranch last Thursday. He was thrown
from a hay wagon in some manner,
and one Of the wheels ran over him,
breaking his back. He lived an hour
after the accident We did not learn
his name nor his place Of residence.
The Star Ranch races commence
to-day with running race, half mile
heats, two best in three, for the fol-
lowing horses: Quartzburg Johnnie,
Portland, Joe Daniels, Glencoe, Brain
ard, Greeley, Billy B. and Mingo.
Purse, 5000.
DoN'r forget to attend the grand
ball at Star Ranch on next Friday
evening.
THE report that The Panalnint mine,
at Banner, was sold the other day for
$4,000 il confirmed by the original
owners, Messrs. Jas. Irwin, Harvey
Lester and Ben Miller, who are now
in town. The money has not yet
been paid over, but will be in short
time. Col. Rogers, who made the
purchase, is a well-known quartz ex-
pert and represents Messrs. Hurst,
Haggart & Tevis, one OF the richest
companies of San Francisco. When
this company commences operations
we may expect to see Banner loom
up, as they have the reputation of
being full of go-aheadativeness in
mining matters. Col. Rogers exam
med the mines Of the Elmira Company
and we understand is very favorably
impressed with them, and it would
not surprise US in the least to hear, an
an early day, of the purchase of this ex-
cellent property by the same compa-
ny. Scores of other good mines are
located around Banner, aud as that dis
trict is beginning to attract attention,
there are hopes of other important
sales being made before long. Capt.
talists cannot find better field in
which to invest.
SEE card of Chas. E. Sears, civil en-
gineer. He understands his business.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-03
Notice.

ALL persons indebted 10 L. Fuld are
hereby notified that their accounts are
attached and in my hands for collection,
and unless payment is made Immediately,
suit viii be commenced on said accounts.
am closing out the stock of goods and
will sell the same cheap for cash.
JOHN NJ. DANSKIN,
Sheriff
Idaho City, July 10, 1880.
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terry sharp explained how the psrcen-
tage was all on their side and he was
The loser. The biters were nearly all
bitten. A 500 bill, which seemed
70 ass from the fingers Of the slick
decelyer INTO the envelope and then
INTO the box, kept up lively interest
10 the game; but the bill that the
crowd had such hankering after, by
q slight presto change found its way
back into the pocket from whence It
came The fellow made handsome
haul, and went on his way rejoicing
Rev. =. HAYES will take his depart
ure this morning for Dalles, Oregon,
to attend the annual conference of
the NJ. Il. Church for this district
which will be held at that place short
ly.
MEssRs. L. r. IVES and w. S. Eaton
arrived here the other day from few
miles north OF Deadwood where they
have been prospecting and brought
some specimens Of gold ore obtained
from ledge several feet in width and
which crops out for distance Of five
hundred feet. The rock assayed only
$40 per ton, but they have some hopes
that the ledge will show up better by
developing. They go out it in few
days to prospect in the vicinity of the
Payette lakes.
Mrs. j. B. EMERY returned Sunday
from her visit to New York. She has
been gone eight months, and during
her stay took>in the sights of large
number of the Eastern cities and had a
good time generally.
The Democrat says a petition is III
circulation asking for the removal of
Austin Savage from the office of In.
ternal Revenue Collector. Savage
has just returned from visit to Wash
iDgton.
j. B. NEIL writes to Jud Boyakin
from Salt Lake that he has not vet de-
cided to accept the Governorship of
Idaho.
JUDGE A. P. TURNER has returned to
Boise City from Wood river, and furn-
ishes the Democrat with the following
items: The ''Idahoan," of which he
and VIM. Fl. Nye are the principal
owners, is proving better than was at
first expected. The following is list
of mines that have been sold in the
Mineral Hill District, on Big Wood
river: The STAR Hayes boys to D.
Falk, A. Wolters and U. S. Marshal
Chase. The Bullion" and "Ophir,"
Williams, Stafford and others, to Mr..
Lipman, who represents Utah com
pany. The "Mayfower, "War Eagle, "
~ Gould" and the 80. K" Ellington
Bros. and Mr. Croy to Mr.. Mcintosh,
who also represents Utah capitalists
These sales were confined to one little
section Of country. Mr.. Turner Will
go back in two or three days to re-
sumo work on his mine, which he says
is not for sale.
GEO. w. GRAYsoN, Cy. Jacobs and
Alex. Pfeiffer, who left Boise City
sometime agofor Yankee Fork arrived
there several days ago. They went
via Atlanta.
The Monroe Brothers, of Banner,
are now prepared to do all kinds of
carpenter work.
The necessary blanks for the
money order office at Bonanza have
arrived, and it is now ready for bust
ness, says the Herald.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-03
The Fall Races will commence at
Star Ranch on August Sd and
continue FIVE days.
FIRST DAY---Tuesday.

CITIZENS PURSE, 5000 Running Races
one-half mile heats, two best in three:
for the following named horses. Quartz
burg Johnnie, Portland, Glenco, Greedy,
Brainard, Joe Daniels, Billy B. and
Mingo.
SECOND DAY---Wednesday.
Three-quartermile heats two best in threes
free for all three-year-olds or under.
Purse. 5000