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GENERAL NEWS.
TO SCOOP MORRISON.

Chicago, July l9.-The indications
are that the greenbackers and republi-
cans in the Eighteenth ILLINOIS district
(Morrisons) will unite upon a candi-
date and carry the district.
FOREST FIRES.
An East Taows. Mich, special reports
heavy fires raging between there and
Ausable. Considerable damage has re-
suited to pine and cedar timber.
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE.
A DesMolnes special. says l.. II. Wei
Ter, green backer. Is out as an indepen-
dent candidate IN the 4th Iowa congress
sional district
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

So,ice Is hereby given that letters of
~ WWamiinIlssa iIl,s lion upon the estate OF Robert
~. ,,a,n. mI,s,oh. deceased. has been granted to
county. Mo-. bearing date ofJuiy IS isss. All per-
hasing claims against said estate are REQUIRED
W W eAMolt Them To me for allowance within one
year ai,eI the date OF said letters or they may
t pneSi%uued % from any benefit OF such estate and 10
M me lime OF publication Of this notice the, will
{. ua.red. li5.iH
July 10Th 1882. ELIZA NJ. HUSTON.
Adminlstratrix of X. w. Huston, decd.
nl3 4w
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

SIRAiED.-From the undersigned about
0the 18th of June, bay mare. slightly
sprink.ed with roam, twelve years old and
very little sway. bao ked. Parties furnishing
Information Of whereabouts will be suitably
rewarded. CIV. CHAIFANT
kirksville, NO., July q.
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GALIf VnHM AIUHEI IEA.
Lame back, kidney and urinary trouble
torpid liver. Only 81 cents large package
Buy of F0ut &Bro., agents. and J. b. Hal.
stead, Millard, NJ
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Creditors aud all other interested In the estate Of
yohu SholIy deceased. late of Adxir county. Mo-.
avr hereby notified that the first day of the next
regular term Of the Adsir county Probate court 10
make final settlement OF said e.tate.
n12 II. u. SoHN. Executor.
NOR SALE OR TRADE-A two seated spring
NUnxOn nearly new. Sell or trade che; p. Also
good MAZE for sale cheap. Z. NJ THOMAS.
lS-u
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-08-25
OF THE REPTB-
L1CAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF
BOISE COUNTY

The Boise county Republican Cen
trail Committee met at Idaho City July
II, 1882. pursuant to the call Of the
Chairman.
On motion, ordered that the basis of
representation be one for each precinct
and one for every twenty-five votes
cast for the Republican candidate for
Sheriff Of Boise county at the last
general election, and one for fraction
OF fifteen or over, which entities the
several precincts to the following
numblr OF delegates to the County
Convention, to-wit: Idaho City. g.;
Placerville, 3: Centerville, 2; Quartz
burg. ?; Horseshoe Bend, 8; Shaw's 2:
Pioneer, I; Banner, |; Garden Valley.
g; Granite Greek, 2; Squaw Creek, 2;
Upper Squaw Greek, l. Total, 2s.
On motion ordered that the County
Convention be held at PlacerviIle ON
Monday. the 18th day Of September.
at 10 o'clock a. N. for the purpose of
nominating members of the Legisla-
tu,e and county officers.
On motion ordered that the prima-
ries for electing delegates to the conn-
ty convention be held Friday, Septeu.
Der s, 1882, at ! o'clock p. NJ. at the
usual places of voting.
On motion, ordered that Jonas ".
| Brown, Fred Campbell and G. Miner
be and the same are hereby appointed
as Delegates to the Republican Ter
ritorial Convention to be held at Boise
City August "a, 1882.
| Ordered that the proceedings be
published in the IDAHO WORLD.
Adjourned.
S. G. Sissy,
Chairman.
lsIDoR SMITH, Sec'y.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-08-25
QUARTZ LOCATIONS.

Quartz claims taken up and record
ed since our last report:
1860 feet on the Big Blow, situated
in Silver district; located by William
Wood.
1900 feet on the Ivanhoe, in Gam
brinus district; located by James Ma
gee.
1900 feet on the Mountain Gem, sit
uated III Silver district; located by
jasper n. Hall.
1900 feet on the Sookeenochee, stu.
ated about one mile northeast Of the
Elk Horn mill; located by j. Traverse
and P. Fl. Clark.
1900 feet on the Side Hill, situated
in Elk Horn district; located by Hugh
Turner.
1900 feet on the Union, situated In
Silver district; located by Edward
Malloy and John p Riordan.
1900 feet on the Silver Cloud, stu.
ated in Silver district; located by Jas.
Curley and Edward MaIloy.
1900 feet on the Golden Wreath
situated on Summit Flat, located by
James kirkpatrick.
1900 feet on the Silver Cross, situa-
ted in Silver district; located by r. A
Pierce, VIM. Wood and Abel J. Pierce
situated on Summit Flat; located by
Il. Ii. Whitney and Ben. Wilson.
1900 feet on the Mountain Lily, sit
uated on Summit Flat; located by Fl
II. Whitney, Ben. Wilson aud James
kirkpatrick.
1900 feet on the Wide West, situat
ed ON Big Muddy. 2 miles from Pho
ueer; located by Ben. Wilson and H
Fl. Whitney.
! 1900 feet on the Silver Bow, situat
ed on Summit Flat, located by H. H
Whitney, Ben. Wilson and Jas. Kirk
patrick.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-08-25

The Mckinley troupe arrived yes
terday, and will play tonight in Ten
perance Hall They have received
very favorable notices from the press
wherever they have performed, and
the fact that they always play to full
houses is an evidence that they are
above the average of travelling troupes.
The McGinlcys resided Iiere in early
times and were then engaged in the
theatrical business. They are known
by all the nld-timers Of the Basin.
Bob and his sisters were then small
children.
Rev. A j JosLyN came up yester-
day from Baker City. where he has
been attending the Conference of the
N. E. Church He will go down to
Boise in day or two, and from there.
with his family, on to Walla Walia.
The Mckinley troupe favored the
town with few strains of excellent
music yesterday. Three of the ladies
are members of the band and they can
blow brass horns in fine style.
PHILIP RASFT will give a grand bali
at Star Ranch on Sept. 14th. Philip
balls are always first-class, and all
who attend cannot fail to have a way
up time. Read his ad.
The Challis Messenger states that a
very fine vein of copper ore has been
discovered on Loon creek.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-08-25
District Court Troceea,.~.

MONDAY, Aug. 2I-People vs. d.
Ruhl-defendant on one Indictment
pleads guilty, and is fined $40 and
costs.
District Attorney enters noIIe pros
seqni to one indictment.
People vs.. Man Wo-defendant
pleads guilty to both indictments and
Is fined $40 and costs in e.ch case.
People vs.. w. A. Couganour-ds-
fendant pleads guilty TO indictment for
assault and battery and is fined 425
and costs.
On motion Of ] II. Hawley, Ben.
Williams was admitted to examipatie,.
IN open court for admission to practice
as an attorney. Applicant failed TO.
pass.
People vs.: J. B. Emery-defandant
pleads not guilty to two indictments
and case set for trial Tuesday morning.
People vs.. John Cowan-trial re-
sumed and completed-verdict of gull
.y of assault and battery.
TUESDAY, Ang. 22-PeopIe vs.. John
Cowan-defendant adjudged to paw
fine of 800 and costs.
People vs.. J. B. Emery-cause tried
by jury-defendant acquitted on two
Indictments-Court adjourned till
Wednesday morning at s O'Clock.
| WEtNEsDAY-John Richie and Ma
than Ritchis were admitted to citizen
ship-Court adjourned SINE die.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-08-25
Bayhorse Smelter Bullion Shipped
in 55 Days.
S. G.. SusBY.
Chairman.
Challis Messenger.


The ballion shipped from the Bay
horse Smelter since it started, the l4th
of June, until the tin of August,
amounts to ~ car loads, 81 500 pounds
to the car load, and is of splendid
grade, reaching as high as 500 per
cent. There are now 100 tons of
frst-class ore at the smelter, and the
daily output of ores from the Rams.
horn, Skylark and Excelsior exceed
the capacity of the smeter, which is
thirty tons. 1t has lost no time since
it commenced and they have quite an
amount on hand since the last ship
ment. The run this year, from pres
ent indications. as far as ore is con-
cerned. will be just as long az the
smylter wants to; and in all probabil-
tiles right on through the winter, and
if we can get Il weekly, monthly or
even summary Of the production of the
smelter and the output of each mine,
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we will publish you bullion produc-
ton that is not surpassed, If half
equalIcd, by any 80 ton stack on the
Pacific Coast.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-08-25

P"o cHuCk lueir candidate Tor
congress, Alanson Smith, an honora-
bic man, and work and vote for Aims.
lie, who Is lacking in all the qualifica-
tons that Delegate, to be an honest
representative, should possess was
frequently asked after the election
two years ago. 1t is now as plain
as DAY. Those two well-pIanned bnt
subsequently knocked-in-head iusa-
nous schemes, the bill asking for a
org grant to enrich few individuals
OF Boise and Ada counties and for which
they agreed to give nothing in return
falsely termed a bedrock flume bill:
and the Snake river land robbery-
Dill introduced by Anslie, granting
to an unknown company of would-be
wholesale robbers seventy-6ve thou
sand square miles Of land, and unIirn-
tied water rights for any and all pur.
poses. They saw millions in these
two disreputable schemes. Ainslie
was just the right man for the dir
ty work. Therefore they stood in for
him. Voters will remember these
facts on election day. Tricksters NAV
succeed in packing con, entions; but
1t IS not so easy to bnlldose at the
polls.
The Messenger says the owners of
the Greyhound have commenced TAX
ing out ore which they will send to
Wood river for reduction. The Grey
hound is in Stoddard's district. fifteen
miles west of Loon creek. The Mes
senger says the main discovery of that
district is the Lucinda, which has
caused considerable excitement. 1t
was struck few weeks ago by Eman-
uel, a Spaniard-is in tie northern
| part of the district, and some seven
miles from the Greyhound. The ore
IS almost purely gaena. The ledge
is fifty feet in width, and has "a body
of very high grade ore Oh one side fonr
feet in width. The rest of the vein is
filled with high-grade stringers, and
shows carbonates TO some extent
| Parties are in there from all around
Numerous locations have been made
some, besides the Lucinda, showing
up well. That is believed to be al
extensive gaena belt.
0. Z. ANDERSON, who was lodged
in the Custer county Jail sometime
ago on charge Of forgery, filed his
way out the other night He left g
letter, which is published in the Mes
seDger. He says he is not guilty and
cannot staud to be convicted ami suf
fer for other parties, and being out o
money will be unable to make a de
Tense; but should he be able to raise
the necessary amount, will get bach
by the time court cenvenes and stan6
his trial The editor of the Messen
ger says he would not like to voucl
for the truth of the entire letter.
A SALOON keeper on the other sid,
presented a bill Of $l35 to an old Gus
toner, one of the ''put.it-on-the-slate
kind, and told him he would "knocl
Off good deal if he would "dish up
"Ill tell you what I'll do" says tn
dealer in drinks, "I'll knock off jus
one hundred and thirty dollars and 81,
bits if you'll agree to pay the balance.
Liberal deduction, by jingo," says tn
cold tope." "l'll try and pay just a
soon as cleanup next spring"
At the Republican Convention o
Oneida County, held at Malad on tn
l4th, Daniel Tovey. Henry Jones
VIM. B. Thews and Peter Friedrich
son were chosen as Delegates to tn
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-08-25
TIN CARROLL, Clerk.

Entry into the Suez canal is forbid,
den by the English at beth ends of the
canal.
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(po,rrcs getting hot. Office hunters
the dozens.
rIrcu TURNER bought John Lamber-
J, one.third interest in the Pride Of
Tho mine, the other day, for ST., 100.
krHg assessed valuation Of property
Ada county for this year is 81 $751;
and the increase over last year,
7s 292, says the Statesman.
Tus Union India Rubber Co.'s Pure
IA Gum Crack Proof Rubber Boots
the boss. Read ad. on second
&C.
Wg are authorized by Col. E A.
evenson to state that he is not a
pdidate for Delegate to Congress
for any county Office, and will
sitiveIy not accept a nomination.
l1 is rumored that Hank Waugh is
der of the gang that twice robbed
Keton stage recently. Hank
lifted by nature for just that kind of
siness.
The Vienna Reporter claims to be
most elevated paper in the u. s.
tbeing published at an altitude of
Moo. Pretty high-toned sheet. It's
wnnder that prices are high at
enna Way up country.
Is it not time for some other coun-
than Boise to trot out a Delegate
Congress? This county has been
nored enough, and Ainslie, as Dele
lie, has been disgrace to the Ter
Tory long enough.
5. NJ. DEMICK, member of the Sub
bsa company, purchased r. A. Field
Is interest in the mine two or three
&ys ago. Demick, who will super
tend the working of the mine, SAYS
will increase the force of miners
a few days.
A CORRESPONDENT of the Statesman
It's the population of Feiser at
~ hundred. 1t already contains a
Nod courthouse, jail in course of
@ns'ruction, three hotels, two drug
pres, two saloons, one store, two
ehcksmlth shops, Touring mill and
sohool house.
CHRIs. MEFFERT, Jonas w. Brown,
ador Smith and Judge Prickett went
z@wn to Boise Wednesday. Mr.. Brown
delegate to the Republican Terri
@ lal Convention, which was adver-
@ed to meet yesterday. The other
legates are G. Miner and Hon. Fred
@mpbell.
AT Mrs. {. Marcus, direct from the
sf' patchwork for quilts; turkey
calico; large assortment of calicoes
IA. o''orS' ~ cents per yard; ging.
's' p'ques, cheyiot, shirtin IS, bIea,
Aeu and unbleached muslins, sheet,
w and Canton flannel; red, white
'"y and blue fannels; fancy dress
ouS' fancy white bed spreads; waist
'os' cambrics and rushings.
noS' JAS. H. HAwLEy will leave TO,
10y after the session of the Su,
''e court, before which he has q
"0eF OF appealed cases. jim has
e''y established a good practice i,
a'aS county, and he has decided Il
permanently at the county seat
a, ''"iliy will go over sometime this
EVEN men from Wyoming passed
'S'i mere Wednesday on the way
crooked river and North Boise to
OUT apIace for a tie cutters camp
v men who came out with the n
u NV. ~" at Boise, lfplenty of goot
''"0er Is found this force will
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-08-25
Proceedings of the Board Of County
Commissioners.

MONDAY, Aug. 2l-The Hon. Board
of Commissioners Of Boise county met
in adjourned meeting August 81, 1892
pursuant to adjournment. Present.
w. W. Black, Chairman; Martin Cath
cart, David Murray, and Tim Carroll
Clerk. The following proceedings
were had, to-wit: The report of the
committee appointed to examine the
bridge across the Middle Fork of the
Payette river was examined aud re-
ceived.
Pursuant to adjournment, ordered
that sealed proposals be received at
the next regular session for the con-
structiou of a bridge across the Mid
die Fork of the Payette river at a
point about 200 feet below the pres
ent bridge. The principal timbers to
be the size of the timbers 10 the pres
ent bridge, and to be built on the plan
of the bridge at n. WetzePs, with
good aud safe abutments, To be filed
with stone two feet above high water
mark, and to be built in a good, sub
stantial, workman-like manner; any
or all of tile material in the old bridge
to be used in construction of the new
Ordered that the Clerk advertise for
sealed proposals to be opened ut the
next regular session of the Board.
Ordered that the Board do now adj
iourn sine die.
w. W. BLACK, Chm.
TIM CARROLL, Clerk.
IDAHO CIR, Aug. 81, 1882
The Hou Board of Commissioners
of Boise county met as Board of
Equalization on the 2lst day of Aug,
A D. 1882, it being the third Monday
of said month. Present, W. W.
Black. Chairman, Martin Cathcart, D.
Murray, and Tim Carroll, Clerk.
Board examined the assessment roll.
Ordered that the Board do now ad-
journ until the next regular session.
". ". BLACK,
Chm BID Co. Com.
TN CARROLL, Clerk.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-11
EoR SALE Or RENT.


u. RENTAL
and
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
No. 0l6 street northwest
Lower Floor)
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE
Houses and Rooms furnished and unmrnlshed, Of
every description. In all parts of the city for Rent
ROOM RENTING A SPECIALITY,
on new and novel plan for the convenience OF the
grams, choice without visiting all the premises,
giving nm accurate description of Rooms Houses, Lots,
Furniture, Location, &c, WIN EXCHANGE OF REP
We also rent Pianos, Organs. Furniture, &C.
FURNISHED ROOMS
No 1899 st. II. W., elegant parlors aud rooms
NO. l2gD lth 81 y W., h9meiike rooms.
No St4 I2th st. n. W., elegant parlors aud rooms.
No tal2 st. n. W.. double parlors aud rooms.
No s7 llth 81, n. W.. double parlors and rooms.
No, 400 q st. n. W., front and other rooms.
No. 1913 18th st. n. W., extra fine rooms.
No 1897 + st. n. W., extra lne parlqrs and rooms.
No. Sii q 81. n. W., nice parlors and rooms
No. 5Os Eleventh ST. II. w. splendid double parlors.
No. 17l9 st. II. W., fine parlors and rooms.
No. 6t3 18Th st. n. W., elegant parlOrs aud rooms.
No. I23i q st. n. w. splendid parlors and rooms
No. i7Oi Est. n w. nice parors and rooms.
No. 0f q ST. n. W., elegant parlors
No. 30 list st. n. e., elegant parlOrs and rooms
No. 72i nth st. n. w.. fine donhle parors.
No. go lst st. II. W., elegant parors.
No. 70i Va. ave. 8. W., nice rooms.
No. 63 X st. H. O., unfurnlshed rooms.
No. 100 H. st. n. W., front unhIrnished rooms,
No. 70l 18th ST. u. w, unfurnislled rooms
No. 122s ilth ST. n. w, 2 nice unfinished rooms.
No. olG | st. n. W., pnrors aud rooms.
Corner Maple and Iarewood avenues lie DrOit Park,
Corner ID and Eighth streets n. W., nice store.
VACANT ROOMS WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
Furnished and Uniurnished. The demand upon us is
Increasing. Those having Rooms and other property
for Rent will find II GREATLY no THEIR ISTERHsr TO
'It des 8" US o''' n00'''" suTPiihN Z ROGERS.
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naror,ho French nencyoren,soc,c,,.

The approaching ball for the benefit of the So
ciete Franchise de Renaissance is fixed to take
place ON Tuesday, January H. at Abner's Hail.
There have been many opportunities where great
good could he effected were the means adequate
for the purpose, but the society, though much
hampcred, has always remained faithful TO its
mission and never allowed case OF real distress
TO remain without help in the shape of q nights
shelter, II good meal, or necessary clothing The
French ambassador, NJ. Outrcy, Is honorary pres.
idcnt of this charitable association, and takes
much Interest In its work IL Is understood that
he intends to ask the French government TO allow
1t an appropriation such as is received by the So
oietes de Bienfaisance of Baltimore, New York,
aud other large cities; but until such government
aid is accorded the society has to rely on the
efforts of Its members and the generosity of its pa
irons ltswOrk has caused 1t 10 be recognized as ono
ofthc efficient charitable institutions ohe District
by the Associated Charities, who have invited II to
cooperate with them. We feel 1t necessary, in
order TO prevent mistaken impression, to state
that the proposed entertainment is not masked
ball. 1t is n social gathering of the most select
character, patronZed by the several legations and
10y the ladies of our best society, and as such we
cannot recommend 1t too warmly to the attention
Of our readers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-11

The twentyffth annual installation of officers
Of Dawson Lodge, No, IL, +. A. A. NJ took place
Monday evening, at which tune GRIND Master n
u. Larner installed the following officers: Orvile
Drown, W. NJ; II. II. Hazard, S. W.; II. Willis, j.
W.; Il. II. Graham, treasurer; DR.. $. s. Bond, sec
rclary; James Trimblc, $. d. DIR. II. G. Thompson,
J. d. James G. Brown and James Cochrane,
stewards, and l.. StOddard, tiler subsequently
the officers and members of the lodge and visiting
brethren present, among whom were Brothers
ElmOrc, Past Master Of No. Ii Morrison OF No.
l2O, New York city, and Hobson, of Alexandria,
Va, repaired to Wugner's, No. 036 + street, where
lunch had been prepared for them, and after
satisfying the inner man the order of business
was changed. Several duets were finely rendered
by Brothers Fred. Newman and Ben. w. SUNNY,
a recitation ana solo by Brother James f. Bangs,
of No. %, and after remarks by Brothers Stephen
son, De Caindry, Bond, Pearson, and Elmore,
"Auld Lang Sync" was sung, and all departed for
home feeling well satisfied with the evenings en-
tertainmcnt. Great regret was felt that Brother
John ~ BirCkhcad, who has been the master of
the lodge for the past two years, was unable to be
present. being confined to his house by sickness,
where he has been attended the past ten days by
Brother Bond his family physician
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