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The Evening critic., 1881-10-11

President. The fact that the Senator sue
ceeding in the second place is yclept Presid.
ing Officer of the Senate, or that the Repre-
sentative succeeding in the third place is
yclept Speaker of the House, does not alter
the main logic. In any event the result
stands that whereas, the first successor Is the
Vice President elected by the people of the
whole country, the second is Senator
chosen by the legislature of State, while
the third Is Representative elected by the
constituency of district.
From all these facts we deduce the con.
clusion that the statute itself Is subversive
of the intention Of the Fathers, which evi.
IDENTIFY was to conserve the independence Of
the coordinate branches of the Government
both presently and by succession. Thus
we infer that while the Democrats arc
statutorily right they are constitutionally
wrong. And as the Constitution precodes
the statute, therefore the Democrats, no
matter what the technical logic of their
position may be, are fundamentally in er-
ror and therefore, as usual, occupying I'M
tenable ground
The Evening critic., 1881-10-11

THE Republican this morning, with view
of belittling ex-Congrcssman John Goode
of Virginia, says
He was not success rs member OF
Congress, which it did not take Sam Ran
dali long to discover, so he placed him at
the head Of a small committee, where he
could not do any damage to the Government
or his party"
That's all bosh. The fact that Sam Ran
dali placed him at the head of a small com.
mittee is in Mr.. Goodies favor. You may
bet your sweet life that if John Goodc could
have been of any service in breaking up the
Democratic party or busting hole in the
Constitution Sam Randall would have put
him on the highest official pedestal in the
House of Representatives.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-11
Just So.


The daily CRITIC, of Washington, has
thoroughly demonstrated what live news
paper men can do. The CRITIC is now, un-
doubleday, the most newsy paper in the
District of Columbia, and has the most eX-
pert stair of newsgatherers in the city. We
wish 1t continued success.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-11

THE AUTHORITIES in charge of the naval
training school consider Newport to be a
bad place for boys and propose n removal
to some place where fewer temptations to
loafing are offered,
The Evening critic., 1881-10-11
The Opportunity for Revenge.


The whirligig of time brings strange re-
verses. indeed. Nobody supposed when
John Sherman was investigating Arthur's
since, that Arthur would so soon have an
opportunity, rs President, to direct an
overhauling of Sherman's management OF
the Treasury
The Evening critic., 1881-10-11
Dick, the Philosopher.

Col. Wintersmith, of Kentucky, who was
a candidate before the Democratic caucus
for Secretary of the Senate, was asked last
evening by Republican reporter how he
his defeat rs an angel wears his wings-to
elevate and glorify."
The Evening critic., 1881-10-11
A HOMIinr SUCCESS.

Steelvile (Mo) Sentinel.
The Confederate reunion Mt Moberly was
n gratifying success In every respect.
Neither the Globe Democrat l,or the Post
Dispatch could find anything in the pro-
ceedings to sneer at.
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A Fellow Feeling.
(hicapn Timpg

Chicago Times.
Exsecretary Robeson had his pocket
picked the other day, but he refused to
prosecute the thief, who was, therefore, set
ut large. When Robeson was Secretary of
the Navy the Government neglected to
prosecute him. Does n fellow feeling have
anything to do with the gentleman's elem
The Evening critic., 1881-10-11
A Southern Opinion Of Bayard.

Atlanta constitution.
Senator Bayard seems inclined to play
the role of Boss.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-11

White House Nuisances.
Reaches, as well us ofllce-seekers, ARE
among the nuisances ut the White House.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-11
FOR SALE AND RENT.

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
~ OF
THos L. WAGGAMAN, $40 Seventh street.
Changes made Wednesdays and saturdays).
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FOR EXCHANGE.

EOR EXCHANGE-FOR A GOOD TONED
IL piano in perfect order, the entire right for a
patent which Will pay q nice income. Address
SURETY. Critic Office. oc10
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FREE ADVERTISING.

Advertisements under The head of"situations
Wanted" and Help Wanted pH hereafter
be inserted in THE EVENING CRITIC three
times FREE. We inrite our friends ,cishing
situations or help to ardil themselves of this
offer. Anstcers directed IN care Of CRITIC
Office icW receive careful attention.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-11
LOST AND FOUND.

r oST-IN GOING FROM THE PATENT OF
~ flee library to 25 Grant Place, draughts-
mans pencil compass. A suitable reward will be
paid for the return of the same to VIM. A.
SK1NKIsL, draughtsman, &C., % Grant Place.
Ocl0-3t
The Evening critic., 1881-10-11
BOARDING.

EIRsr.CLASS BOARD, with large rooms, at
IL 47G Penna. ave-, opposite National Hotel.
Board from e. to $40 per week. Transient, from u
to $3.50 per day. Terms to suit for families. Mrs.
.. q. Howard. proprletress oelT-d
The Evening critic., 1881-10-11
WANTED---SiTUATi0NS.

VIZ ANTED-BY TIDY, INDUSTRIOUS
w and respectable white woman, situation
as housekeeper and TO do housework, except wash
Call or address NJ. G.. q st. s. w. oclO
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NTANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, II YEARS
w of age, n situation In O bar or billiard room;
has had some experience In the business best of
reference given board and small wages required
Address ii. NJ HERBERT, Culpeper. Va. oci0
The Evening critic., 1881-10-11

NOR SALE-A LOT IN VINELAND, N. j..
II 100 feet on Boulevard st. and I50 feet on Wood
st.; lies between two railroads, fronts on one; i'm.
proved by six or seven fine buildings; the corner
building Is quite large and is intended for the
storage OF carriages; also, o blacksmith and
wheelwright shop, Office 15x20 H.; the other build
ings for bazar and stables population 6OOO; prop.
erty insured for $1,000. WIN. II. MAIN q BRO,
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4l0TO 4i6 EIGHTH STREET N w.
Repairing promptly attended to. inla.t

EOR SALE - EIGHT ACRES OF LAND
~ within IA miles of Vineland, N. j.; improved
by one anda-half story beautiful cottage OF nine
rooms; built under the supervision OF the
stables, corn house, hen house, etc the most ap.
proved style water In both dwelling and out
houses; land rich; choice fruits: the furniture Is
Of the finest quality and will he sold with the
house; great bargain Apply to W. H. Main q
ave- ivff
The Evening critic., 1881-10-11
NEW DEPARTURE.

0I2 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Calls the attention of the stove trade and builders
to new and desirable register AT Il low price. oci
The Evening critic., 1881-10-11

EoR SALE - - A CINCINNATI CYLINDER
~ Press; Will print sheet 2ix3s Address or
apply at CRITIc Office. 5ii Ninth street. eM
LNOR SALE-New and secondhand coupes.
IL complexities, landaus landaulettes, coupe rock.
awsys, Vs extenson tops Jump seats ph@tons, bug
ranted to be as represented. PRICES Low.
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Married.

!. AT the brides residence, in this city, on
tuesday, Feb. %, 1881, by Rev. E. Hayes,
Charles Frederick Marcus and Mrs. Cathe-
rine Mautz.
Charley "stole a march, on the boys
never said word about his matrimonial
Intentions. The World was little sur
prised when he handed US, on Wednesday
evening. box of cigars and other refresh
ments from Mr.. and Mrs. Marcos and
said he had given up single blassedness and
been hitched up in the matrimonial har-
ness the, evening before. The WORLD
puffs the fragrant Havana and wishes the
new couple all the happiness the married
state can give.
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An Earthquake Theory that is New.
a new theory Of earthquakes has
been advanced By III. Novak. He
considers that beside the rotation Of
the-earth on its axis and its revolu-
lions round the sun, multiplicity Of
motions Of the earth appear in space.
IN virtue Of which the carth's axis
and the equator shift their position.
InIs causes separation Of the forces
influencing the earth's form, and the
earth has tendency to adapt itself
to this change He also considers a
change Of form of the earth to occur
through tie shifting Of the poles and
the equator, and this may have effect
sometime afterward where the crust
of the earth is weak.
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h's man, when Poole's brother. Sam.
came g biz assistance ana let Reed
nave his six-shooter over the head.
but finding that had no effect. he tried
what 2 bullet would do. Fortunately
ior Reed i only went Though The 1. L
lar 81 his shirt and grazed his neck.
hsed let 81 and rolled over, and Sam
thought be had his man and lighted
out when Reed got up and ran for his
SITE, but friends inferfered and stop
reg The sport fol- tho present at least
Nothing talked IF here but cattle
dying. They are going 50 fast that
there y pot hands enough here Is
give them q decent burial. / think
that fully one-third will go under
They arc only getting 4 good start
now but we are ii hopes the weather
may change for the better.
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ACCORDING to Vincenzc Galilei. father
OF the great Calico Galilei, the vio-
In AMI the violincello were invented
by Neapolitans; the bow at present
in use for the violin, viola and violin
cello, was the invention Of Viotti;
that for the double-bass was brought
into use by Dragonetti; the oboe was
improved by the Besozzi brothers, Of
Parma, towards the middle Of the
past century, the fagotto was invented
by canon, Of Pavia, Afranio, 50 far
back as 1859; the pianoiorte was the
invention Of Bartoloneo Christofori,
Of Padova, towards the year 1920.
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We Can't Talk

Without showing the conditic1. of our
teeth. Every laugh exposes them. In or
der not to be ashamed of them, let us use
that standard dentifrice, SOZODONT,
which is sure to keep them white and
spotless. No tartar can encrust them, nc
canker affect the enamel, no species Of
decay intest the dental bone, if you use
SOZODONT regularly. 1t is botanical
preparation, ard IT'S beneficial effects on
the teeth and gums are marvellous, rs it re-
discolorations, and renders the
gums hard and rosy. Jan. II
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many was the prospect hole he sunk /.
Toward evening be was seen packing
home 4 -four sack full Of fiae snow-|
balls for Lord 70 assay. The result /
have not ascertained.
# JEFF Sheets started from Yankee
Fork to come to Banner at tile time
he told Mr.. Jones Of the Herald he
would start, be is certainly under The
snow somewhere on the route. We
cannot zee the necessity 81 sending to
Bonanza for men when there il num-
Der Of good men waiting here and il
Idahy City for work at the Grown
Point mine, and many ii them are
|prospectors, men who, when they get
4 few dollars. and get out u work.
spend II il the country trying to de-
velop cur new mines, such men should
be encouraged, and always are BY
our own people, but generally are dis
conntenanced BY Eastern men. But
what can we expect. when some SUI
perintendcnts, II their annual reports
to their companies in the East, say
that the people Of the Territories are
e set Of low, drunken tramps and
thieves, and ID every case unreliable
and Enthusiastically. CRIrIc.
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Posto mct Hours.

nuring week Gays until further notice.
B Postoffice will De kept open from seven
M until nine r Nc.
SUNDAYS from halfpast twelve to one,
III from four until Six r. M.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
|Tbe Money Order office will not be
Lencd 1T all on Sundays; and no Money
|rdcr business will be transacted On Sat
Fdays after four o'clock Il M.
5. 9. SILEBY,
IDAHO City, Dec 3. 1915. Postmaster.
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Coffin e Kennalv

Fe shipping large stock of the cele
|ated Skinner Plows, and Furst s. Brad
N Sulky and Gang Plows which will be
Id at very low figures. They also have
stock the South Bend Chilled iron
lows at reduced prices.
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|NIR j. II. Bates Newspaper Adycrtis
d Agent, Al Park Row Times Building),
|ew York. is authorized to contract for
Refreshments in the World at our best
|tes
Il. P. FISHER, Advertising Agent, Ri
|erchant's Exchange, San Francisco, is
Ithorized to receive advertisements for
y columns ofthis paper,
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LOCAL ~ evVS.

4 q
VIM SESSIONS, at Banner, has
fry serious attack Of pneumonia.
New style Of quartz deeds for sale
this office.
Hon. ]. Y R. WIrr is up from Elm
|ettsville.
The new school bell is up, and now
PCS out merry ring.
WASHINGTON Territory produced OF
fecious metals last year $lo5,l64.
THE Garden Valley gfist mill will
( grinding out -four in three or four
Feeks.
lien per cent. is thought to be the
|axlmum of the loss of stock in the
|alIa Walla valley.
GARDEN Valley was visited by the
Pumps the other day, and good
|any Of the settlers now know all
bout 'em.
Inc infant daughter of Mr.. and
r. 5. v. Wulff was very low yes
Fday evening, and there is but little
Ppes for its recovery.
Mrs. CHAs. KoHNY, of PlacervilIe, is
IRE on visit. and is tile guest Of
Il family of Assessor Orchard She
me over four Or i've days ago.
LIE adjourned meeting of the
Fand Encampment of |. G. r. C will
held at Boise ene1t Wednesday
|enine,
iaE Idaho City Theatricals played
rlacervllle on Monday night, at
Paf'zOnrg on Tuesday. and Chit
F'cefvllie another lick" on Wcdnes-
The troupe, we learn, is being
FL treated by The "other siders.p
FHPsIcHoREAa exercises at Centennial
Hall tonight,
Pd the dancers will all throw them
elves in sight
trip the light,
(ntastic toe,
Flf itsuits their notion,
L go through the motion
the old-fashioned shoe
| ~ TIL broadday-light.
HE Robinsonl Bros. will try their
: IN the lumber business at Wood
|fr' They will start next week
~ then. portable saw mill, which
oeen turning out lumber on More
III seven or eight miles above
wn.
We learn from the Statesman that
& William NichoIl, Of Shoshone
Ivy Z exsmember of the late House
representatives. is quite i'll. His
! was quite feeble during the
/ 's'0n 50 thatsat It's close he was
geo to remainsat:Boisc, wlrileeiais
l left f5r apme lie ssys he
AaAy oeclmsing weaker.
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Mns' - 81 Y Packard lectored in
the n. y Church last Monday even
lng' She was listened t. By j larse
audience : about al The building could
hold' Mr.. Packard made IL ! & ttemot
Ct an eloquent display, BIT talked ia
q plain, straightforward manner. and
'ne lecture was interspersed viii, !
good deal q sound logic. Her sub-
Ject was the Emancipation sof Mar
rled Women aud on the cruel and II.
human treatment Of the inmates IL n.
sane asylums how So many that AZ
perfectly sane are put 10 and Kent.
there and gave chapter from her1
own experience. AT lie close vi the
lecture SIZE said she was not around
begging that she had met viii, GOOD
success here IL the sale Of her books
and didn't ask anything more; but the
hat was passed around .nctwithstand-
Ing After the collections Ma. Pack.
ara gave copy Of her pamphlet,
the one giving the Idaho Legislature
2 going over to all that tsthrew ii. y
The Crown Point mine at Banner
looks better as developments are
made. After sinking the shaft last
fall 9 level was run to the ledge, a
distance Of one hundred feet. The
vein was crossed. when operations
at this point closed FOR the season,
and 3S0.foot tunnel started to con-
meet with the level. The connection
was made few weeks ago. and the
tunnel damaged to some extent by the
rush Of water from the shaft when it
was tapped. The damage was re-
paired the other day, when the work
Of running on tie vein was begun.
Charley Magce, mail-carrier between
here and Banner, informs us that the
level cut the end Of the chimney al
most missed it-and that a four-foot
vein of first-class, and good deal Of
second grade ore is now in sight.
The ore body is more extensive and
shows up better every way than it did
when first tapped.
IT looks more and more ike spring,
and the weather prophets say it is
here this time to stay, and that set
ties the question-no room for doubt
now. 1t can be put down as positive
fact that long stretch Of winter is
ahead. Will the prophets take PITY
on community Of yearners-for-s spring
and reverse their decision?
PRor BUTLER rings the new bell
at $50 and g o'clock a.. M, and at
half-past twelve and l Pm The
time will be kept according to Old
Sol. The Prof. has instruments for
the purpose, and viii interview the
unerring time-keeper every once IL
awhile, and keep his watch with the
correct time.
WILLIAM WALLACE received noe
on Wednesday from his brother, j. n.
Wallace, at Boise City, to the effect
that the latter's little daughter Della
had been-very dangerously i'll Of pnen-
mouia for two or three days, but at
the time of writing she was slightly
on the recovery.
Hon. STEvE DEMPSEY, one Of Boise
county's ex-members Of the Lower
House Of the late Leg stature, arrived
here Two Or three days ago from the
capital. accompanied by his wife.
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FROM BANNER.
Keturn Of the Goat Men-the Lord ON
Our side, etc.

Our Side, etc.
I'D. WoRLD: 1t is no easy matter
to rake Up enough items of interest in
our isolated little camp to pake any
thing like respectable letter with
out giving it very slight shade Of
exaggeration, and that mode Of writ
lng ! dlscoDntenance. So il should
unIntentionally get off on that strain
you must excuse me, as | am getting
80 Old lately that my mind il not very
extensive, and then to help it out i
have heard that my favorite girl was
soon 70 be married, and now am a
ruined community.
The boys who went out to the Saw
Tsoth Range Sometime ago after
goats, have returned. They went as
far as the Upper Warm Springs,
twelve miles above Big Flat. The
weather being extremely cold, the
crust on the snow SO very hard, and
the goats SO ferocions that they met
with many narrow escapes; but the
most transparent thing that occurred
was Ben Miller trying to coax Joe
Commisky to follow wounded goat
around the edge Of a fearful precipice.
Ben's object was to make a widow in
Banner; but Joe tnmbled to the rack
ct. Bill Sessions had serious en-
counter with an old goat and two
kids. After killing the old ones the
lambs Turned on Bill, and he fed to
the river; but he was net fast enough,
however, and the kids oveehauled him
and bit him severely; but not in dan
gerous Llace, fortunately, as il oc-
Cured just as he jumped into the Pay
cite. Cine lsht was so cold that the
boys couldn't keep warm on the snow,
so tley built large fire at the rect
Of big tree, and climbed up among
the limbs to roost, while one kept mp
fires. jim White roasted too low,
and the flames took in the tail OF bis
coat and the scat of his brooches.
Ben being on next limb lost his wits
kers and eyebrows. On the way
home they caught a live buck elk in
the snow They made him secure
with ropes, made a sled out of snow
shoes, and Mr.. Elk hauled them into
camp in regular Lapland style. They
knocked his horns of, and put him in
Tom Graney's saloon. When his new
horns grow out the house will have
to.be taken down to get him out.
Frank Lord, who has been winter
ing IN Idaho Ctty, put IN an appear
ance here few days ago. 1t was
Franks first trip on snow-shoes, and
it was pretty rough ipitation; but
we have the Lord on our side now,
and he promises to order US an early
spring. So that's good enough for us
miners.
A few nights ago while Jim Irwin
was of. at a wedding some one stole
two of his chickens and froze all his
onions. It was thought that jim
Monroe ate the fowls. as feathers
we're seen in his whiskers next day.
A sudden thought struck the boss
Of the Crown Point the other day.
He dreamed that gu earthquake had
lately thrown up some Immensely
rich quartz up ahcn. the Banner. some
where. 50 he hustled every availa-
bIe.maD, including the previous night
shift, up tp.tbc land of dreams, and
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Low Prices.

Hair cutting 50 cents and shaving rs
mis- at
OSCAR JOHNSoN'S,
Eo doors below Kingsley's, Wall street.
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All notes and accounts owing to US must be SET,
din thirty days without fail. If hot settled by
BIT time they will be placed in the hands of an at
Fney for collection. COFFIN q KENNALY.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
IN indebted to the estate of the late Chas.
Mautz, that unless pa, ment is immedi-
ately made the accounts. be put INTO
H.elands of an attorney for collection.
MRS. G. MAUTZ.
Feb. II, 1SS1.-4w Administratrix
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81 zoA WEEK. So a day at hon easily
n Ss~~made. Costly outfit free. Address
TRUE & Co. augusta. Maine.
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A old settler. story,

From The Forest and Stream.
The boys had been telling q, few fsh,
turtle and snake stories, to which he lis.
tened very attenttvely. When they had
all finished, old ''mossy' gave a hitch or
two and unlimbered. "Wall, boys, l nev.
er have doubted any sort o. huutiu' story
since my leetle 'turkle' scrape down on
the bottoms.p The boys all looked In.
quiringly, and he proceeded. 81 was a
pokin' round down thar one day last year,
when | come acroat the durndest old.
lookin' 'turkle' l ever Geen. Why, the
moss was an inch thick on hiB
back, aud the old ousS couldn't
hardly wiggle his tail. | cut a stick to
measure the depth Of the moss on his back
and accidentally scraped of ahunk OF It,
when I seen some letters. So l scraped Il
all Cd and thar in big letters wus writ b.
O. iollered by the Tigers '567.' Will, /
stud up kinder iaint.llke, and tux my
hand of on him to eorter rub my old
head, when he fetched q Hop 10 get away
and elid down the bank o bit and turned
clean over, when, I'll be 'dogoned,' II thar
want printed In the biggest kind OF CAPT.
tails on his belly, Just ahind is forelegs,
Adam and down q little iurder, nigh BIZ
right hind leg lin the same style that they
put the name Of the town on dog c%ollSrsl,
was printed In smaller type, 'Paradisel'h