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Board of County Commissioners

OF Roise county, Idaho TERRITORY, will meet in
regllr session at the Clerks office in Idaho City.
Monday .Apail 3. Iss2.
II being the first Monday in said month. All &C
counts or other matters eoiung before said Board
should be hied two days prior 10 that time.
AL accounts and papers must be legally verified
to insure action thereon, and no hill viii be pre-
scented unless all the fees are paid.
TIMOTHY CARROLL.
CLERK Board CO. C2.1-.
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|LoCal News

T., MospoE went up to Banner the
i, dav to do the representation
ark on the Silver Chief.
, w,su to inform the people that DR..
NJ Miller is no partner OF mine II
eatistry business. Dr.. M. PEFFERLE.
:, the branch roads off the main
pes. around Wood river, have been
lockaded by snowslldes.
NJ .prFFERLE, dentist, will be 10 this
ooo On or about the first OF April.
L will also visit the towns on Inc
tber side of the Basin.
CHARLEY MANN has stopped hauling
"a for the winter. He has three
Kindred at the mill. They are very
lcge and extra fine ones.
| TgE Ketchum Keystone says Vienna
ow has posbffice, is working i've
ines. and has seventy-fve men en-
Ioyed in building aud mining.
81 THERMOMETER indicated % deg. be-
Nv zero at Ketchum on the morning
the 10Th ult., which was one degree
than was reached here on the
5ame morning.
81 The oue-stamp mill at the Golden
Fleece mine will be started up this
or next, on batch of a hundred
and fifty tons of ore that will yield
handsomely.
I'll The Empire State mine, at Silver
lily, so we learn from the Avalanche,
s turning out good deal of bullion
is producing from $4,000 to $4,000
Der month, and the whole of it is put
E3n circulation in silver.
E We learn from the Democrat that a
Rrit of mandate was issued by Judge
Prickett the other day commanding
athe Sheriff of Washington county tc
Sonine Smith, remanded for the kill
Ing of johnson at Weiser, in the Ada
county Jail. Washington county has
Do Jail nor other place for the safe
Keeping of prisoners.
SEVERAL sleigh loads of Chinese
went over to the other side last Sat
urday to celebrate the advent of thei
New Year with the CeIestials owe,
ahere' They rode off under great dis
Play OF flying, esthetical colors, anc
proke the morning stiffness with ths
nerve'destroying sounds of the hew
gag, rattletebang and clanking Wiling
Fhang, and the high, squealing tone,
n the squeakem, which sounded lik,
music In distress, or the last wailine
s'otes of dying goose.
lHE hetchum keystone says Charlie
\ Jones, well known on Wood Rive
because of the many little disturbance
Y winch he has been the author, tn,
s'aer day entered the house of r. E
iced, pulled a six-shooter on Mrs
Aeed, and declared that he would sen
ner and all the rest of the Reed famil
Y the Kingdom Come" The would
" murderer was collared and take
Pe'ore Judge Miller. but for want {
Illnesses the charge could not be sus
'a''led and Jones was released. TIL
'''1e'ls there invited him to leave tn
FVwn' He lit out forthwith.
''oSr OF the papers of the Territor
I've expressed an opinion on the Bee
ocS Flume bill, and all, except tn
"''S"'an, see very clearly that il
passage would virtually have bee
wing the company a license to re
Il people of this county. The Ketcj
I'm Keystone pets i, IT, GOV ~.
Ollowlug is an extract and it is q
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t
buckets. Fry it.
a VERY readable letter from H. G
l., Centerville, will appear in Fridays
issue.
Miss ANNIE MARTIN of this place
went down to Boise City on Sunday
last, to remain few mouths. Annie
is one of Idaho's fayorites. and we
commend her to the young ladies' of
Boise City.
JOE ROBBINS started work about
two weeks ago on a tunnel to tap the
Banner ledge at the depth Of $50 feet.
which will be so feet below the bot.
tom of the shaft. The shaft. which
was sunk down from the tunnel. dur
ing the winter, is 100 feet deep. The
tunnel was started in 800 feet north
of the ledge 1t is now in about so
feet.
Miss MINNIE MARTIN has received
the instalment of books for the Basin
and will commence delivering them on
Thursday next. She will also canvass
for new work written by Laura g.
Holloway. entitled "The Ladies of the
White House" This is magnificent
work, and no one should be without
it. 1t Is an ornament to any library
| JIM IRWIN has been driving in tuu-
mel on the Panamint the past winter
He Is running a tunnel fifty feet above
the old one. He has followt ON the
vein distance of rs feet. The ore
body in the face of the tunnel is be.
tween four and five feet thick, all sole
quartz. This vein is on the foot wal
and about forty feet from the hanging
wall. The lower tunnel was run or
the hanging wall seam.
THE Forest King mine is looking a.
well as ever. The boys are now tax
ing out ore. They will have out
big pile by the time the snow is gone
when it will he hauled to the Sub Ross
mill for crushing. They are drifting
east and west from the bottom. Tn
east drift has been run thirty feet, an,
the west twenty feet. There is soli
vein of quartz three feet wide. Th
water is coming in pretty lively, S
they will have to rig a pump. !
night shift will be put in the mine be
fore long-as soon as there is a crus
formed on the snow so that the boy
can take up good supply of grul
Their provisions have run short, all
as there is no road broke they wi
2 have to wait till there is crust.
WE have been shown substitut
to the Bedro ok Fume which was il
troduced in Congress several weeE
ago. The bill is not SO ohjectlonab
as the first one, as it gives the minel
the right to dump tailings into ii
S hume, provided that they shall TAX
Z the rock out of their fumes or slulc'
S boxes before it shall pass into Il
e bedrock hume. The right of way
= not to exceed twenty-five feet for Il
!. construction Of ditch or bitches I
d hume or fumes. The bill compels tt
y company to construct not less th'
l. one mile of the flame within one ye
Il and a half from and after the passa:
If of the act, and shall complete t'
s. miles thereof within two years and
e half after its passage. We are to
e that this bill was reported on favor
bly, by the committee before Colon
Stevenson arrived at Washlhgto
! This we do not believe, and our d
. lief is based on the the statement
~
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The British Cabinet Cbaure.


LONDON, Dc. l6-A dispatch 10 the Paa NAN
0dfette from Windsor says: The changes In the
cabinet are now completed. the following named
ministers having taken the oath before tie Queen
IN council To-day: Lord Derby. as secretary OF
state Tor the colonies; Lord Kimberley as secre.
tary OF state for India: Lord Harrington as secre-
Clry OF state FOR war; Right Hon. Hugh G. Childe-s
as chancellor or the excheouer
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., s42s, ,0347S; customs, s467, 31,46
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CoUNTERFEITER ARREsTED.-The agent OF the
secret service division at San Francisco has tele-
graphed to the Treasury department the arrest In
terfet silver coin.
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Washington News and Gossip.

THERE are 21S new advertisements in THE STAR
to-day.
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kilograms to The Star.
BRITISH CABINET CHANGES COMPLETE
H0RTHER IN THE GULF-OoLp SNAP
THE PHILADELPHIA BODY sKArcHsRs.
Killed On she RaslnoaA

boRDENTowN, NJ. Dec. i6-wm Sodan A resd-
oent OF Jamesourg was killed on the Freehold
and Jam-sourg railroad last night he leaves q
wife and four children.
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TIVE FvrSTSo STAR is served 10 Subscribers IN ths
city ty rsrrfer- their account at 10 cents
Secf. - ceDts FER month COp.es at the counter
etI r. each. By mailpoeage prepad-60 cents month.
q year. s. six months. s..
Entered ct the Post Once at Warrington d. c..
second class mail matter
The WfJKLY SIAR-published on Fr'day-s2 . vsar
rcstsyerrePsd SIX months. 81 10 copies for SIS 10
Gel les for SO.
sF AL mail subscriptions must Be paid In advance
f.TeIer cent longer than is paid for.
ESf6< q advertisfER made fnOun srrffcaftor.
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A. RRENTANo & GO,

l0l5 PENSSYLEANI' AvFNUF CORNER I1rE
MA~fIiSGTBS. ID. C.,
SUPPLY CHRIS MAS PFFSEN = WHICH LAST
NOT FOR DAY Noi; MONTH. BUT
FOR THE WHOLE YEAR
OF 1888.
We worid therefore aivee orr many patrons to sub-
scrf.e for tn -ir friends Favor tie NEWSPAPERS.
Periodicals or Sagazjnes either fo-e
or Domestic, Il have them dey-
cred b; US with aUnctuality
and despatch.
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A Severe Northcr ON the Gu,e

M" YORK, Dec l6 10 a.m.-The barometer q
nisnesS IN the southwest, where the tenpersture
has fallen 25 degrees, the temperature is rising in
the northwest severe "northerp prevails on tie
gun The following ms sximum velocties OF wind
in miles per hour are reported: Port Eld, Ia a
from the north: Galveston, Texas 40 from NORTH
east; lndianola, Texas, 70 from north
TIE MERCURY TOWERING ABOUT zsRo
The following temperatures are reported: Fort
Garry. Manitoba, 20 below zero; ST. Paul. M,nr..
lo' below: &oorhead, Minn., 60 below; La Crosse,
WIS, 70 below; Milwaukee, Wis, zero; Chicago,
HI, - above; ST. louis aud Yankton, 20 above:
Bismarck OAK. 20 above: Cleveland, Ohio, 20
anoye; a indianapolis, Ind, 80 above; Cincinnati,
i2o adoye; Denison, Texas aGo above; yicksbury
MISS, 27o above; Montgomery, Ala, 30 above:
Jacksonviile, Fla, s9o above The Lowest tenn
pera'ure last night at Nsw York was 10 "a fall OF
The Philadelphia Grave Robbers.
ACTION IN THEIR CASES TO-DAY
fHlLADElfBIA, Dec. l6.-Dr W. s. Forbes of the
JEFFERSON Medical College, was brought up in
court this morning and required 10 enter bail in
xoooo OF MS appearance al the next term OF court
10 answer charges In connection with the recent
wholesale robbery ana desecration OF graves tn
Lebanon cemetery. Dr. Lehman was discharged
from custody. Sentence OF McNsmee Plllet ard
Levi and Robert Chew was deferred.
Fire in New York.
NEW YORK, Dec. l6.Fire at 2l4 Pearl street
cary THIS morning damaged property TO tie
extent OF $1,000
Foreign News by Cable To-day.
DEATH OF A BISHOP.
LONDON, Dec. I6-Right Rev Alfred OIlyant
d. d., bishop OF LANDAU, is dead.
SIHILIsT ARRESTED AND REIgasrp
PARIS, Dec. l6-N is reported that Prince
kropothne, the well-known nihilist, was arrested
at Ihonon, France, but was subsequently released
on parole.
DYNAMITE FIENDs IN FRANCE
Paris, Dec l6-A dispatch from MoRtceau-Les-
Mines says TWO dynamite cartridges were ex-
ploded there last evening, damaging the 'front.' cf
the house occupied by man named Martin.
whose business is TO register the output of coal
by individual miners
IRISH THREATS TO BURN THE GOVERNMENT Rrrt n
INGs LONDON.
LONDON, Dec. 16-A letter signed Rory Hu,s
was Received at the home Office last evening
threatening that within the next few DAYS one or
more OF the government Offices or some other
large building would be SET on fire, as retribution
lor the execution OF the three men I'm GALWAY
yesterday Tor the murder or the Joyce family The
poIce ., sIi the governme nt Offices have conse.
quenty beel double ia number
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1898 18th street northwest.

WHAT PRIVATE DETECTIVE FLINDERS SAYS.
Private Detective c. e. Flinders, on being Ques.
toned by STAR reporter In regard to the state
ments before the citizens committee, said: ssOh,
no; cannot speak now; am O charged party,
and my mouth is closed. must now refer all In.
am proud Of my reputation IN BALTIMORE
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zS9 OFFICE OF FRANCIS b. MOHUN Il CO.,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

a. ID ~
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The Democratic Leader I'm 1854.
WHAT EX-SENATOR RANDOLPH sAys-JoE M'poSaln
COMING

Ex-senator Randolph, OF New Jersey now in the
city, said TO STAR reporter. II don't claim TO be
prophet, but there are things which think car
Ioresee, AID let me tell you that Joe Mcdonald, OF
Indians, is going TO be our next President. There
Is Such an upris,ng In hts favor among the demo-
Gratis, east as well as west, that unless something
occurs 10 very much change the aspect OF aff airs
he will get the nomination, and the maj. who gets
the democratic nomination Will be President"
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HERDlc PHAEToN COMPANY
TUESDAY. the 10th day Of January.

d. 1888, ut 10 O'Clock noona. the Office of the said
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election Of three trustees, and such other business
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LING Observation-Disclosures General Howe to
day issued orders to postmasters at various oices
In Alabama, Arkansas, Kentucky, Mississippi, Ten
nesseo and Texas fOrbidding the payment OF
ter, to the1ofncers OF about 40 OF the numerous
marriage, birthday and cooperative insurance
associations which sprang into existence 30 sud-
stitution-, many OF them, are reported to have
done thriving business at the start, but for the
past month or 90 have been slowly diminishing In
number. II is believed at the department that
the effect OF this order win be to hasten the dsso-
luton ana soon put an end to these fraudulent
ConcernR
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CPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

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ADJUSTMENTS
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
1882. LYCEUM LECTURE COURSE. 1883
WEDNESDAY, ENENI&G. DECEMBER 20IH,
REV. DE WITT tai NApGE
delivers hs great Lecture un
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GRooMs-Secretary FOlger made a construction
this morning OF the bill to restrict Chinese immi-
grafton. Chinaman living in Pittsburg desired
to 60 to China and marry. He wanted to bring
his wife with him. The Secretary decided he could
not. He decided II he had a wife In China he
could bring her here, but could not 60 to China
and marry and bring q wife here.
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THE POSTAGE on the double-sheet STAR is two
cents. The Post ONCE department requests per-
sons sending newspapers by mail to write their
names and addre sses on tn, wrappers.
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/ INCOLN HALL,
IL tuesday, LVENING. DEC, l9 S O'CLOCK
THE SIO.tT OF
THE JEANNEITE EXP&DI1ION
BY The NATUKAIIS
PROF. IMOND LII. NEWCONB.
Snhject Where went, What did. and what We
Illustrated with Forty Stereop:ic Views OF ~ III
GERS, the .Ished JeGr nett In. Retire tc ihr.e
views are large! from sketches t.kcl tae st
tickets, thciudig rs@rtes SEATS. 5 a. t.
Ire n d 1T Hetzer1ts 92S rem yvanA venue, .5 Id
after Sat.rl ay morning. 18th List uls-5t
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Focy holders hereby notified to renew their in
eTI C on te orc tbe last Mo DAY in December,
Il :. roT the We: 1885,.
The etc oil ihteret & will be one ID yer
cel II the Premium notes. Please attend t. your re-
E"T before tue last few DIX, S, AMI thus avoid the
or Wi. ~ ~
dll-l3t j. WESLEY BOTEIER Sacrotarv
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ElFs DIR. GRO. s. KING. REcEETLY RETURNED
to the city, has rsnoved his ofce to No. 1l1S
street northwest. 6lk 6ts
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- GtFICE OF The MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
- ANCE ca. OF ID. c.,
WAsHINGlON, Dec 1Ith, 1852,
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RAUM's LITERARY BUREAU.-It Is said by persons
in a position to know that Gen. Raum, commits.
sioner OF internal revenue, has established ''It-
erary bureau" in his Office for the purpose of ad-
vanc1ng his candidacy for seat in the Senate
from Illinois, and that several clerks in his office
are busily engaged I'm preparing and mailing cam
pa1gn literature to the scene OF action.
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CAPT. Il. u. CREWS who recently resigned -
commission In the army. has Withdrawn his renU-
nation. No onlcial investigation oe his act1om
VIII be made by the War Department. until fne0D.
nation has been received from Outside C 20 Whnk
he had done, which VIII probably be q weck -
more.
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&C. H. b." which. being interpreted, means
Col George H. Butler, supplies some exceedingly
lively reading to the Republic to-day upon the
Washington police and the Incarceration Of sane
people in insane asylums all over the country"
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Fire in New York.


NEW YORK, Dec. l6-Fire at pa Pearl street
extent OF 81, ,000
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TRs, ALI, MEMBERS OF The ORDER OF GOOD
basement Of Wauxh NJ; E. Church. Sd and streets
northeast To- morrow Evening at O'Clock to attend
the services which commences af730 and during which
Rev: W. Downs viii deliver sermon to the order.
1t A. KALSTROM. g. w. C.. r.
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ASSOCIATED CHARTTTEs-At q meeting Of tn<
board OF the eighth subdivision, held Tuesday
%evsningmpresent, % p Prot: - J. w; Cnicker,ng, Prea:
Junken, Messrs- 8. C. Mcdowell, 8. 8. Bryant an
A. N. Kanouse-the subdivision was divided ineo
districts and visitors assigned TO each district and
Mr.. @ Gunson. 607 9TH street northeast, was elect
ed register, 10 whom all applicants for ajd fruon
the association are to apply.
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THE EVIDENCE ACCUMULATING-INFORMAT ALTON IN
VARIOUS SHAPES-GOOD CITIZENS COMING FORWARD
IN PERSON TO AID THE COMGITTBE-ANOTHER
CHAPTER OF ROBBERY AND DETECTIVE ACTION.
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U-S Portrait Of HENRY aARD BEECHER. Never
published before. lacy nova and editorials gossip
and society personals m
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-10-22

courtesy Of Hyo. Archives & historical Dept
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-02

and carrying it up stairs at the house. 1t
was the hardest earned half-dollar ever
took. But after [ got through with the
job one Of the ladies Of the family said:
'Good-by, Sam; come and shake
hands, and she put SIS bill into my
hand. heard Mr. Drew say once to
some of the Hudson River railroad peo-
pie that after they had sold the road
twice he would own It. That came out
true. hir. Drew once put away $40, 000,-
coo where it should never be touched,
and you may be sure it never was
touched, but is in the family now. The
times | am talking abont for the most
part were before the railroad. There
We're no railroads built then, and the peo-
pie from That section had to use the
Hoosat0nic. New Workers in those days
were jealous Of Bostonians and Bost0ni-
ans Of New Workers.
'What other great men do you remem-
ber?''
''Some time when Pm not busy can
talk 20 You of nutnber more. In 1865
Captain Peck put General Grant under
my charge The captain told the general
had favor to ask Of hun. [ had a son
that was in the army sick. l had long
talk with the general, but / said nothing
about the favor. He didn't forget it,
however, and asked me what he could do
for me, and told him. My son was soon
after DISCHARGED"