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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-06

The Iambcrtsville Sunday school will
hold Their picnic in their grove on Septem-
Der 9th. All are respectfully invited; bring
your baskets along and spend pleasant
day. The LamberisyiIle Brass Band will be
in attendance. restaurant will be on the
grounds
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-06

At meeting of the members Of the Re
publican County Committee, held in the ar
bitration roam in the court house Tuesday
afternoon. Capt. N. r. Adams, Of Garrett,
J. r. McMillen, of Middiecrcek township,
and Frederick ". Beisecker, Esq, Of Jen-
ner township, were selected rs Congression-
al confereas for tlis county. They were not
instructed bat it is generally understood
that they unanimously favor the renomina-
ton Of Hon. Jacob NJ. Campbell. At the
same time and place Capi James b. Lyons,
OF UFsina. C. y Boyd % Somerset. aud
Wm Reel Esq, Of Shade township, were
selected TO represent Somerset county in the
district Senatorial conference Several
amendments to he rules governing the
holding Of priuisry elections in the county
were adopted and will be submitted TO =
vote af:be next primary.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-06

Mcrrison & Bros Cough Syrup, Lini.
ment, Horse and Cattle Powder have, by
their goodness, gained large sale. Ths
size and price suits me. Also try Bnnl
stead's Worm Syrup
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-06


WALSUT LEAF HAIR REsroRER.-ltis en-
tirely different from all Others. 1t is as
clear az water. ard, as its name indicates, is
perfectly Vegetable Hair RestoTer IL will
Immediately free the head from all dandruii
restore gray hair 10 its natural color, and
produce n new growth where it has fallen
off. 1t does not in any manner affect the
health, which sulphur, sugar of lead and
nitrate Of silver preparations have done.
It will change light or faded hair in few
days to beautiful glossy brown Ask your
druggist for it. Each bottle is warranted.
Smith, Kline K Co., wholesale agents, Phil
lphia, andade C. n. .Cri,tenden,s New York
Straws show which way the wind blows.
Hello. Fisk, another new suit. Golly.
what are you doing now?'
Why. Jonas, / am doing what ! always
did; why
"Oh, nothing; only yOa always wear made
up suits, and see now you have regular
custom made suit Thought You had got
into better business. Ha ha, Ia, Fisk,
let me tell you something; have You been ct
J. b. Snyder & Co.'S lsteiya'
NO
"Well, was in there few weeks ago and
was surprised; there was no clothing in
the store at all. asked ]. B. whether they
were going to quit the clothing business.
He says yes. summer clothing. and told IA.
10 call in few days and see some new suits
that they had made TO order, special. Well,
waited. | went there a few days after,
then was surprised to see the piles of cloth
ing. all new and the latest styles and all the
best makes Of cloth, Harris, Sterling Bull
locks, Carnels, etc. Say, FISK. why is it
those fellows never have any old suits on
hand? The other merchants have piles and
piles of old clothing laying around for years,
and Of course they always try to -eil you the
Oldest thing IN the house"
We'll, Jonas, the reason bny from J. b.
Snyder & Co, is because can save from 10
to % per cent, and then, as YOU say, they
never have any oldciothing they try 20 stick
you with
The above is a fair sample Of the talk you
generally hear, and we can say there is more
truth than poetry in il.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-06

If you want dry goods. glassware c-e7us-
rsre. etc, the place "a get them isst
J. y ScTpEs < 90 :.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-06
members Of the band.

Sheriff spanCler. accompanied ty County
Treasurer Weimer, left FOR Allegheny city
on the early tram Monday morning with the
three prisoners, Wright, Reeves and Fuller
in charge Wright. who was convicted Of
rape and assaultaui battery with intent to
commit rape was sentenced by Judge Baer
To fifteen years imprisonment in the peni-
tentiary oa the fir; charse and i've years on
the second. Reeves, the r-McDowell
burglar, was sentenced 10 three years i'm
prisonment. and Fuller. another burglar
was sentenced for one year. The prisoners
were all landed safely in the peni'entiary,
and the Sheriff aud Tresurer Weimer re-
turned homo Monday morning.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-06

NoTIcE.-Two paupers at the Somerset
County Poor House, named Benjamin Hum
mel and Lavina Gallagher. ran away Sept.
3rd. Notice is hereby given that any person
harboring or boarding these persons do so
at their own expense, as the Directors will
pay no debts Of their contracting.
BY order of the Board.
FRANKLIN LAusrz.
Steuar1
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-06

BASKET Prc-SIc.-A Sunday school and
harvest home picnic will be held in the
grove at the Casebeer church on Saturday,
September 10th. A number of speakers will
be present on the occasion, and good time
generally is anticipated. The publie are
cordially invited to join in the festivities.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-06

Prof. J. j. Miller. WHO lad been spending
his vacation in Somerset, returned 70 Pitts
bursh last week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-06

Judge Bser lefi for dfordsunday even
ins to hold a two weeks term OF court. AZ
the Somerset eour lid not adjourn until
late in the afternoon Saturday il is pretty
tough on the Judge.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-06

The MeyersdAle Independents always fig
ure largely on paper. Afler the Wednesday
night meeting it was announced through
their papers that a delegation Of two hun
dred accompanied by two brass bands had
arrived in Somerset from that place when
in fact there were just forty nine persons
boarded the train a; Meyersdaie, fourteen Of
whom were Indep. dents, exclusive OF the
-,,arnhers pf fla hand
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-06

The Grand Jury last week made pre-
sentiment TO tie Court in which they con-
demued the present grand jury room as to-
tally unfit for the purposes for which it Is
used. and also recommended that the coun-
~ jail be SO arranged that there can be sepa-
rate departments Tor the male and female
prisoners, and that new buildings be
greeted ON The Jail premises.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-06
Fyrr,rS. I.ssss
Special Telegram.

Special telegram.
1reAi Valley, y. N.-Having soid voaE
nieciioine> for the Tzsi TIVE and a half years
err s'heeTfully rcoemmend all Of them. e.
- iaily Bsxter's Mandrake Bitters as |
''-se sold seve-al srcss of them. and in ev-
y ''-=tsuee wherever dave recommended
- 80 10 try bottle they have come back
-'''' '''os-- ! have used ali your medicines
= i''y o~n ssaa.ly and find them all excel
'''' '-i'l''y seRssslss. lours truly.
J. " Csasr. Druggiss.
Prce = cents per bosr.e.
1LEEPfEss NIGHTS. nade u,ss~,.,,l.
by that terrible cough. shiIoh's Cure i s.as
remedy fer pos.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-06

NOTICE
Having associated with ns IN the praetics .:
medicine DR.. a. T. Conrad. and opened new
books, all cid accounts must te settled 1p lnme-
diste'y OF they will be left In tie hands 0f an c
GER for collection.
]. n. LOUTHER.
I St9ysiown, July Ioih, isa2
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-06

Rev. z, A Fink. D. D., Of Jchnstown
will hold divine services in the Lutheran
church. Somerses. Pa. on sunday next
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-06
COL =. A srosE

Of Pittsburgh, who. aaer being roundly ap-
plauded, delivered most admirable and
argumen;afise speech. Entirely free from
brag OF bluster. be in his pleasant, gentle
wsy made n most logical and forcible pre-
sen;atien fihe great questions Of the hour,
iresDently illustrating by apt and humorous
ase.sie,e-. TIE Col. pleased and ticklcd our
people rnignsily, - the mods Of honest ap-
Iroyal and fraqussai ontour.ts Of spplause
fn.ly testified. At the close Of Col. stone's
remarks. Fi. b. scali. Esa., introduced
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-06

Master Michael Deyore. an eight-year old
lad living with Israel limerick, ESD, in
Southampton township, last Saturday killed
black snake measuring seven feet in
length. The boy was alone when he killed
the snake and he brought il 10 our friend
the Squire, who took the measurements.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-06
aEsERAL EEAvEK,

and As that gallant soldier stepped forward
on bis eruscbes be was greeted with such q
storm Of applause that the building echoed
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-06

Mrs. W. ;. KTessr. son and daughter, re-
turned on Saturday after three months
visit IN Iowa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-06

The card 81 oar young friend and towiss-
man. DR.. James q. kiernan, appears in this
days issue. The doctor Is Young man OF
more than ordinary ability, a1d we predict
for him successful professional career.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-06

A No. II ellican baritone brass horn for
sale very cheap. JOHN 8. SHAFEE.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-06

Libel suits don't seem 10 set hard upon
that bright and newsy little daily the Johns
town Tribune. 1t comes to Us to-day con-
sidersbly enlarged and Will a new dress
and new head. We are slsi TO notice these
signs Of prosperity on the part Of our es-
teemed contemporary.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-06

The small circus that exhibited in Somer-
SCI on Monday afternoon and evening was
very slimly attended, not over one hundred
persons being under the canvass in the nj
ternoon and about one hundred and fifty IN
,ba..-apinp
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-06

Fossil MARI cannot be equaled rs a FIRTH
izor for grass and clover. Farmers wishing
10 enrich their land al very low figure
should gye it trial Only $40. per ton,
=. per sack Of 200 pounds. For sale only
bv Holm s. Shafer. Somerset, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-06

There was an unusually large number Of
persons in attendance at court during the
entire week. Our hotels aud boarding hous-
e. had more guests than they could accom-
modate
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-06

!. appears that Senator Grofl is not 20 be
conceded a renoulination this year John
II. Uhl. E>a.. has entered for ihe contest
and unless the broad palm of the scientific
politician" comes down on him he i likely
- ca-rv of the hcnors.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-06

The past week was busy and exciting
one for old Mother Somerset and her citi.
zens. In addition to the largest criminal
court tha: has ever been held in the county,
the two great political parties of the State
and faction Of the greater, each held their
opening meeting, and fired the first gun Of a
campaign tia; bids fair to be the most inter
es;ing, exciting and hotiy contested that has
ever been witnessed within the broad bor-
ders of the Commonwealth. The meetings
were all well attended, and were address
ed By prominent men Of the different par
ties.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-06

q To AENEIS.-We are wax taking orders
g. Baueh & sons 9oable E-ase Phospha.e
p iail seeding AZ s. per ssck II os pounds,
6-sr - per ton of Ten sacss. on track. S,-sl-
<-rsei -<siicn- or al cur warehouse. The
Dcsrble tssle brand Is one sTQoug the be-,
ssna cheapest on the market. and theuse OF
81 way sdd 5of-r cent 10 the Weld Of your
sruFs- To those =, Sdis;anee will say. send
sis your orders rs ''sEii. ard viii ship as ad-
we'd
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-06

hEbNESpAN siF.Il-
Wednesday was a day Of work for the In.
Dependents. and right actively did Their
/ leader move from l'iac, To place urging and
beseeci,ing everybody TO turn oat and at
/ tend the meeting in the evening Ia this,
a in other respects, their Democratic allies
/ lent them good assistance. Owing to the
train upon which Senator Stewart was to ar
rive being DELAYED. the meeting was not or
ganized until eight ,'clock. Mr.. Isaac
Kaufman wa- elected president, and long
| Ii; OF vice presidents and secretaries, many
Of whom we're not present and q majority
Of those who were refusing to come for
ward. were named. The audience was not
quite ~ large as that of the previous even
Ing. and the difference in the faces and the
character of the men that composed Il was
most remarkable. Wherever you saw an
enthusiastic Independent you saw 4 man
vho had held office at the hands Of the Re.
publican party or was disappointed in secur-
Ing Office for himself or some friend. Wher-
ever YOU saw loud mouthed howler or
eiacker you SAW Democrat, man who
had been brough; 10 the meeting on spe-
ciaI train. After the organization had been
completed pr. Mckinley introduced Mr..
LEVI BIRD pUYr.
the independent candidate for Lieutenant
Governor Mr. Duff Is one legged soldier,
but his forte lies not in public speaking. The
large audience received him kindly and ap-
plaudei hin. freely, hi.: the encouragement,
was not what vas lacking After hammer
ing avay for some time and wearying his
auditors considerably, he was interrupted
by the arrival of the MeyersdaIe band The
..boysn mistaking it as it marched into the
roora for Col. Stewart, cheerei to the echo.
The band Acknowledged the CT cmpliment by
executing one of lis popular pieces in the
most approved style The members Of the
band then filed out. and Col. Duff continued
until be was again interrupted. this time by
the arrival of Senator Stewart. The audi.
ence cheerel and the wirey
Z SENATE. sTEwAxT
sprang into the arena ike jack from box
The Senator Is rather p-epos.essing look.
ing little man, with not much nsh but Q
great deal Of shirt collar. He is gifted viii
the power Of o-zrory TO a considerable ex
tent. but never did man make wore use o.
tina, heaven born gin than did Senator Stew
srt "Wednesday night. He strutted up snd
down the platform with a vanity that wouit
put the peacock TO the blush and reviled ans
beiied General Beaver, General and Senate
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-06

Auy Il "u- rcadssS sho need truSNes End
~upport~fs Will he glad &" learn fhs. the
incsi stock ever brought Go Sos...,.sal county
8AsS just toen reo,iyed hy C. y Royi lie
ssnas-as specially Of these goods and ctss-
...,aniee~ eati>fac.ian- Prices are witldu the
Breach q 81. Also, > nice stock OF ladisS'
. ld gents sS.sliier braces. ~ not faa TO
r.. them.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-06

!. r,-,frrAcK, lasting and fragrant
p Price 3 and 30 cents.
w,lnut frame Eight Day Clocks at
kleDowell's for 81.
4, lame Back, side or Chest use shii0h :
= pi,ster. Price p cents.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-06

@rAT MARKrT.-Nsia Siree,-Ne have
- ADDED a large Reirigr-saas to our Aeai
isrkes in which all sacsts oSa a. kept cool
na cican. Hu;tcn, Beei, Fork, Se, kep,
s1s'eatly on hand Gpon daily FsNies
Paving mea; can have i kepi IN he TefTig-
.s-rst'< Eniil wanted.
q wel@re. also, 10000 new s,-iok for sale.
- ''ioh We sSll scli By the hundred or ;llous-
nd AZ low ,4sae.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-01-17


A novel and i,'ruciuus duel Is to
come off shortly at Lyons unless the
authorities interfere to prevent 1t.
Miles. Nouma. Hawa and Bidel, both
notable lion tanners, are just now IN
Silkopolis drawing crowded houses.
Mile. Nnuma- Hawa has challenged
Bidel to enter her cage, and offers, IN
return, to enter Mile. BidePs cage
without having any preliminary &C
ouaintance with the wild beasts IN 1t.
Bidel has accepted the challenge, but
stipulates that the struggle should
have additional interest given 1t by a
bet. She suggests that the stakes
should be $4,000, and offers on these
conditions not only to tame all Mile.
Nouma- Hawa's lions and llonesses,
but also to teach them series OF en-
tirely new gymnastic feats, Vlthou,
the least preparation.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-01-17

= i" rural district of Upper Ansrr y
Youthful poet and improvisator Las
Just been discovered aud ordered. '
he authorities te I've licked 40 forth.
with for singing satiricaI improvisa
items On the delicate subject Of over.
taxation. For weeks tile Intelligent
lad has been going from one market
70 another, delivering his rhymes Il,
The astonished peasants. There is i
noble opening for this practical genius
IN Phi'ade phia and other cities 81
This Continent. Let him en,igrate.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-01-17

One of the worst things about Nor
n"nism is that it spreads like
.lagne. II it could be shut up in
Utah, making tina, Territory sort of
national pesshouse, there would be
less reason for making war upos it.
But it will not stay there. II insists
ON colt.nizing the adiacsn, Territories.
II is bound to blotch the fa,rest regi-
ons Of the Pacific cuast, unless it shah
be got rid of And M homeopathic
pellets of moral adtnonition can cure
such cancerons disorder, which will
only yield I" heroic treatment of tho
most energetic snft. Mormonism as
religions stands on the same ground
as any other system of faith, to DO
respes. I'D 50 far as it is respectable.
Bu. NJ 'rmon immortality, Mnrnnn big.
amy and Mormon beasianess, are
atnenable { the laws and should be
dealt with accordingly. And the
church that shields ssaeh things from
justice shanld be treated a. an ins,i-
gator and accnmpfiee Of crime.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-01-17

Col. Cook, special Assistant Attnr-
ney for the Government in the Star
rnnte cases, said the indicat ors are
that witnesses in tue Dorsey case will
go before the Grand Jury the 23,l inst.
and 1t will take that body fully "a week
to examine. The Government, he said.
is prepared to take I'D indictment
against Lilly and Braft any time. and
will ask for delay in case indictments
are found against Brady, Dnrsey aud
others. Col C.@k thinks none of thes.
cases will go before the petit jury nm
til late next spring. for the reason
that when the Gniteau trial is cnncIu-
ded there will he half DOZEN rr more
other mnrderers now in Jail who will
demand the attention of the criminal
coHrt.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-01-17

ANCIENT MINING.-1t is not generally
knnwn, but none the less t.ne. that m
ceding what is now New Mrx,c., and
Arizona t. the United Sta e., the Mex.
leans yielded vas, area of their rich
est mining territory. Here Mer
scores. if not hundreds, If rhose far.
famed old Aztec and Spanish mines.
which three centuries ar sn ago u AIDE
Spain the envy of the wurld. Tie
old shafts and dump piles nf hundreds
of years ago are scattered all through
their mountains. which everywhere
rear their tall peaks above the clouds;
and the ruins of ancient furnaces and
The fragments of rude picks, and ham
mers. and drills tell tales of the ava.
rice which. generations agone. filed
these wild crags and valleys with the
flower Of Spanish chivaIry Here, in
the Cerillos. the Gallinas, the .lagda-
lenas. the Lsdrones, the Suruccos.
Mimbres and Oscnras, are the very
mines which the desperate Pueblos
filled up, as they supposed never T.,
be re opened, when the cruelty OF
t leir ruthless taSkInastels from over
the sea drove them into the bloody and
terrible insurreciiuu of 1850. These
mines are just being re- iisc ,vered and
re-opened to-day. after their twn
hundred years If darkness and silence.
In the Cerillos pronounced Sereeyose.
with the accent on the secnnd sylla-
BILE Mountains, about twenty-five
miles from Sante Fe. the Tiffanys, of
New York, are opening up the once
famous turquoise mine from which the
turquoise in the Russian
crown jewel collection was taken near
ly three hundred years agn. All
around Socorro these old mines of
gold, silver. copper and gems abound.
We have some of them in which the
stone stairways of the inclined shafts.
where the hapless Pueblos toiled up
with their wickerbaskets of ore on
their shoulders still remain plainly
visible Phil. Bullion Miner.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-01-17

A New Orleans special gives the de-
tails Of terrible Southern difficulty
which occurred 10 q Country store in
Tie village Of Westport recently over
a horse race dispute. Alter every re-
v"lver had been emptied, . survey "
the field of hattie gave the f.,IInwinS
result: Killed. Robert Perkins, James
DYKES, Simnn Mrrclc; wounded, Hiram
M"rc'e Injuries supposed t., I've mnr1
ta!), George Mnsgr,ve and Jesse Da-
Wis. slightly wounded. Deputy Sheriff
Smith. who visited the scene imInedE
ately after the ARRAY. says that the
store presented the appearance of :
pr"tracted siege, one window being
entirely destroyed and the walls Of the
building showing no less than fifty
bullet sinles.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-01-17

A PECULIAR SENSATION.
Rowe, the man who was blown no ii
the FoHnan shaft and list both al i, .
arms and his eyesighI, is still lI,.wn
up nightly in imagination He YES.
terday told DR.. Webber thai he fell,
that ne was getting a good deal bet.
Ter. Said lie: "Now | am only OBJ
Iiged to die once per night, wI,erea a
few days ago had t., be killed tw &c
or three times nightly" What he
meant was that nj htiy it appeared
to him that the explosion again nc
Cured, and that he was knocked
senseless 10y the flying fragments Of
rock. The Doct,r says this is = thing
tina. gives great deal Of trouble to
all patients who have been fnrt Nv
Caves o. explosions. II often prevents
them from sleeping. No sooner DO
they begin to doze than tile cave
Comes or the explosion occurs, and
they awake with star, aud cry out.
-IVirginia Enterprise.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-01-17
QUARTZ LOCATIONS.


The following quartz claims have
been taken up and recorded since Gu,
last report:
iooV i''et on the Alder, situated on
A'd''r creek, located 10y D. Bunch. Il
Gardner and r. Allen.
1000 fert on the Boise, situated on
me divide ietwern Alder AMI Warm
creeks, if'cstd by r. G.. Allen. H.
Hardner and Davis Bunch.
loOO feet Oh the Allen, situated il
uranltc district, located by X. G. All.
len
iooo feet on the RiclImo ID, former
Known as the Sh" Fly. in Granite d =
irict, located by r. 6. Allen aud JOIN,
Dickinson.
1910 feet on the Emigrant, situated
Al ohaw's ni"nntain, located by 7. +.
Singiser, Tnos. Ranailan and A Il
Thrash.
looo feet on the Mpuntainecr in
oiiaws mountain district, located l.,
/. +. Singiser, Ihos. RanahaD aud A
+ Thrash.
1910 on the Specie, situated il,
o'iaw'~ mountain district. located by
A. +. Thrash and Jnnn G Hill.
1900 feet on the Confidence. situated
III ohaw's moua,ain district, located
hy a. 4. Thrash aud John C. Hill.
1910 feet each on the Professor
Pride and Nellie, situated in sonaw
creek district, located I,y T. F. Miner
}. Miller, j. r. Wheat and ! "
1000 feet on the Nonpariel, situated
IN Squaw creek district, located bv
Carroll Baird.
1900 feet on the Robbie Hill, sitnat.
ed IN Shaw's mountain disir CT. locar-
ed hy X. 2. Piownrari, W. w. Mckay
and J. G.. Wait.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-01-17

New Workers. are now m,tIiny If
Mt artistic. In New York city I,nuse-
ir'id irInkeis arc got NJ as fniluws:
L "s t'nigs represents st,rk; c.,al.
-cnt'Ie is a Roman helmet. elaborate
ly emil ,sse a cnspafir il bronzs
vase, which ono wunld never dare
drip The ashes o. his cigar ini"; tntI.
pick holders are giIded elephants aud
silver pnrcnrine~.