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ANroRp, MICHIGAN, August %, 1879, CARTER
MEDICINE COMPANY:
Gentlemen-Please send 20 my address
another bottle Of the Little Liver Pills,
consider them sovereign remedy tor Head
ache. CuNkLEs s. SAHDYoRp,
Midland county, Michigan.
For sale by Williams, Tolliver h Walker
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5;ue Aeur.

l'OR RENT-A nica residence Ol two stories.
i corner Cochran and Lamar streets Apply
to ROVE, care HERALD oGice sept5
FOR RENT--Fumithed rooms, lbs Elm street.
Southern exposure Sent l2.iw
EOR RENr--ilouSr OF five rooms No. 9l7 po-
l. chOhonts street. residence of c. 7. Dake
Inquire NJ premises, SeptiLiw
EOR RENT-Thc store, 500 Kim street, occupied
4 by II, Owens rs shoe store Possession july
Isl Apply TO Crawford u smith, q Abe Rhine,
Mckinney, iuni7
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ladies aud Misses Jackets
ut humans, 1pi Elm street

Every. ehewer should buy Spring Nav,
because it Is the hes, rohactu ever sold On
Texas.
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ltliscelIameoils Gn,nnts.

WANTED-A boy to learn the printing bus.
W ness. Must DO bright aud Intelligent of |
good family, ANA must agree to remain as an |
apprentice for at least Two years Apply TO |
Foreman HERALD composing room, between |
the hours of l and $50 p. m,
WANTED-To find patients afflicted with |
chronic diseases that Professor Paine can. |
not cure by means OF his new system of treat. ,
inenI umces III Marsalis building. Cousulta-
ton free. sCptlb SIeod
WANTED-sgentS for our new hook Homes
" and Home Life" Nothing like Il was ever
published. Sells At sight. Call on or address
Texas Book and Bible Co, ~ Main street, pal
las lsAas. septl5.imo
MANITOBA good. active colorSd Soy, abo1,
" II or 10 years old; very little work. Ap.
ply to Mrs. CHAs, o. Woop, corner ST Lauis
and Ervay streets. septiS
WANTED--A girl between eight and twelve
" years old: VIII give permanent home Al.
dress GEORGIA PLAT, Plano, Texas
sept l5.lwk.
| WANTED--siX men OF experience TO canvass
w for books on the nstaliment plan IN towns
and cities in Texas. Pay LIBERAL Call on or nd
dress ]. w..srRoSo, Nouon's building. Dallas,
Iexas. ----,..-.. septltAt
WANlEu - Ten ladies 10 run singer ma
! W chimes, at 6l6 Veal street. sepil8lw
! WANrED-A good tailor to take charge OF
w Henry Kellcrs cleaning and repairing
house, $40 Main street
/ WANrED--A white woman TO cook md do
W general homework. German or Swedc pre-.
ierred. Good wages Apply TO john II SroNH.
90 san Jaclnto street sepu2.tf
/ WANTED-Threo frst-class coat makers, i'm
W mediately, at 2immerman's. Sept7.u
WANTED-Fiye live, energetic men Of GOOD
w address, at Office of Wheeler ~ Wilson
manufacturing Co, Dallas, Texas To those
who fill the bill, we will givca "Gilt Edge Con
traet'-better than any other arm or company
with our contract and present good crops, an ar-
tive man can make from $50 TO slOu cash IL
mohth. augSl.d
WANTED-Fitleen Harness handf, saddle
Bros aupS7.if
WANTED-To purchase for cash, second
hand piano Must be good instrument and
not been long in use. Address b. IL Herald
Office. AMOS
WANTED-A good girl to DO the work OF a
small family; white preferred. Inquire al
Herald office. ausSi
WANrED-Five good timers. Apply 10
: w Harry Bros. anrl6.tf
, WANTkD-Agonts Tor the star and Crescent
! w Matrimonial Association OF Dallas Texas,
a day and month company confined. Chartered
August Isl, lSs2 c. D. Brown, Secretary
!, augs-u
q WANTED--old Cast Iron at Car shops
r " Liberal price paid for same nj their shop
East Dallas Also old Brass and Copper,
I iy27.u
4 WANTED-A Clio of the DAILY HERALD fo
w the year 1879, Apply At the Herald office
n WANTED-A good male cook to cook In res
Y taurant and lunch house Address I "
DEDRlCk, Tertolll, Texas Jul 2(.u
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stop at the Rendrebroos House. ~ or.
s sSS d lsfas 'u Ybes si yy, ms
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Educational.
VA ,,E E.!9, \ l. SEMINARY

Boarding aud Day school for Young Ladies
Full corps OF professors and teachers. Every
advantage afforded for thorough training In the
mathematical literary and ornamental depart.
ments. Terms reasonable Fall session onens
scoMR, Principal. dim
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Says :. Il. Mcbride, of Atlanta, Georgia,
in speaking Of S. S. s.: II cured me Of ca
tarrh siter best physicians north and south
hal failed.
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MONTICELLO SEMINARY
Washington and Lee University,

Ten CIV z LEE, President
Thorough instruction In LANouAGEs LtrEgA
TURF and SCIENCE. AMI IA the professional
Schools OF LAW aud EsGISEBgtSG. Healthfu
location, IN the NNli'y of Virginia. Necessary
expenses for whole session, exclusive of books
ank clothes need otcNceed s225 To 500 session
opens septemo,r ~ For catalogue address
/ CANrngLL, Jr Clerk. Lexington, Va.
iu6.eOd2m
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Millinery Below cost
at Bauman's, Ic6 Elm street.
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For Saig.

EoR sALE-A new pool tsbe Address Pool
L Table, HERALD Office, soptlg-lw
EoR SAlE-aoSidcncc No. Jus uleander 81,
II one Of the most pleasantly situated and con.
venient In every way In the city; soyea rooms.
Inquire ON premises aug26.tf
E0R sALE-A very desirable city lot Call on
4 John Browning 1898 Elm street lul27
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Orrs@l,'" a,si ass ,oi .Ge money
IA ,ne wvrlu.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

CEcRETARY's OFFICE, GULF CoIoRAno
- 4 SANTA fE r. X ualycston, Texas. Al.
gust 18th, lSS1-NotCe is hereby given that A
special meeting of the stockholders of this
company will be held at the Once Of the com. .
pany, u, Galveston, Texas, on the S)ih day OF
October, 1851, at 10 o'clock a. M, pursuant TO a
resolution OF It's board OF directors adopted
August i,th, iss!, for the purpose Of authorizing
The execution OF mortgage on all The real and
personal property Of the company 10 secure the
payment of bonds To amount OF sfi,op Tor everv
mile OF railway constructed or acquired by the
company since Ia organization, or hereafter 10 be
constructed or acquired, whether the same con.
sist OF min line or permanent sidlhgs or "a.
tensions or branches In any direction, aud
whether now authorized, or hereafter to be au.
thorlled by the chatter ~ the company W
poses OF authorizing the execution Of the said
mortgage In such manner that all The bond,
heretofore issued under q mortgage or deco II
trust heretofore executed BY the said COMPANY.
on the 2lst day Of June. Ism, she'll be cqualiv
secured by such new mortgage, and of amend.
Ing the said mortgage OF deed Of trus, executed
on The 2li day Of tune, 1870. a. aforesaid ~
that the same shall cover the en,l,, property
franchises. chartered rights, privileges and i'm.
muni,les which now belong 70 or may he he,s
after arquifod by the company except such
lsnt, ~ are reserved Ia said mor,garroc ,rre
n, lslN aud also for the purpose W fatifying nr
ttlecung the action taken ~ the load A.
directors, at a meeting held NJ Galveston 0u
AUGUST llh, lS,L au1 tor the transaction o'
such other business hs may Gene before III,
meeting
fhs POLLS viii DC OMEN a. iesO nc,ses IN ,h.
ioi,h9' 2, sni close A. " Oclotk noon u Ihy
, W v,1ef VI the BOARD OF directors.
X, T. kILLkEN, Eccretary.
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2hpstclams.

PHYSICIAN AND suRGEoN-p, ,orlon;
I once over Exchange bank billdlls. resi-.
dence ass san Iaccn,o street; telephone a, rei.
dance
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WANrED--A white woman TO cook and do
W general housework German or Swedc pre-.
ferred. Good wages. Apply to JOIN Il STONE,
20 san Jaclnto street. sepu2.tf
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For EschaNvs.

EoR EXCHANGE-ou OF the mes, d.sirabte
II residences In the suburhs OF the city, for
business part OF the city. 4 bargain viii be
given. Address NJ, NJ, HERALD office i2e.
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Ncney TO loau.

MONEY no LoAN-ol land; long time: low
l'i rates, ]. d. Watkins a Co, Maisalis build.
ing Dallas, Texas. mv7.n
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WANrED-Filleen Harness handi s Saddle
Bros, aupi7.if
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WANrED-A good tailor TO take charge OF
Henry Kellcrs cleaning and repairinS
house $40 Main street
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WANIED--Three drst-class coat makers i'm.
" mediately, at 2imncrman's. Sept7.f
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"ANTED-Five live, energetic men Of good
w address, at Office of Wheeler ~ Wilson
Manufacturing Co, Dallas, Texas To those
who fill the bill, we will givca "Gilt Edge Con.
tract'-better than any other arm or company
with our contract and present good crops, an ar-
tive man can make from $50 10 slOu cash IL
month. nupSl M
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WANTED-To purchase for cash, a second
hand piano, Must be good instrument and
not been long in use. Address b. II Herald
OUCc, AMOS
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WANTED-A girl between eight and twelve
w years old; Will give permanent home. Al.
dress GEORGIA PLATT Plano, Texas
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Facts Worth Remembering.

T, 7. A. Star & Crescent route,
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WANTED-sN men Of experience TO canvass
w for books on the nstaliment plan In towns
and cities in Texas. Pay liberal. Call on or nd
dress j. W..SrRoSG, Noron's building. Dallas
Iexas - septlt-it
WANTED : Ten ladieS 10 RIM Slnrnr nm
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WANrED-A good, active colorcd boy, about
W 2or 10 years old; very little work Ap.
ply TO Mrs. CHAs. o. Woon, corner St Lauls
and Ervay streets. septl6
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WANTED-A ilo of the DAILY HERALD for
w the year 1879 Apply At the Herald office,
WANTED-A good male cook to cook In res.
Y tanrant and luneh-hOuse, Address ! "
DEDRlCK, Terrolll, Texas. Iul 22.tr
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-08-22

CANoSADING ALLEGED To BE HEARD
!, 900 MILEs.-For the first time in
history the progress of great naval
engagement has been colIsecutiyeiy
reported by telegraph. A novel rem
Der Of the fleet before Alexandria was
a telegraph ship. through which, by
means of the Mediterranean cable line
the War Office ia London and the civ
lllzed world were kept Informed of lie
movements of the war vessels and the
results OF the firing. The nearest ca.
hle station from Alexandria was a,
Malta, distant about 1000 miles from,
the scene IT the battle A press dis
patch says that when a telephone was
attached To the Malta end of the cahl,.
the firing of the guns at Alexandria
conid he distinctly heard, though nu
oral communication was possible over
that length of cable. 1t is no, stated
whether a telephone transmittpr wa
used at the Alexandria end, or whe,h-
er the general electrical disturbance.
caused by the explosion of the great
guns, so affected the cable as 10 report
tn shots, through the telephone, at
Malta.
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Ii is the intention of the Northern
Pacific mana cement that the western
end of the road shall reach Missouls.
and the Eastern end Bozeman, by the
close OF the present year. This will
leave but little more than 200 miles to
be built. 1t will be completed, if no
mishaps occur, by Octol,ar, 1888, at
iarthest.-[0regonian.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-08-22
S. c. srLsBY,
Chairman.
lsIDoE SMITH, Sec'y.
District Court PROCEEDINGS

THURSDAY, August 1.-The People
VS.. John C"wan-d,.feIJant p'eads
mot guilty"-trial set for Saturday
the 18th inst. at 10 O'clock A. N.
j. B. Emery VS.. Boise counly-de-
mnrer To complaint verrnled-,lefen-
darts have to September II, 1882. t.
bile answer-cause continued by agree
ment
j. G. Fox VS.. Martial Eli ct al =
Judgment fer plaintiff for S422 and
decree of foreclosure ordered entered
Grand Jury present two true bills.
The People Va Thomas D,iIey-de-
ftndaat arraigned to plead Tomorrow
morning at 10 O'clock A. NJ.
The People VS.. james McQnillan-
defendant arraigned to plead tu-mor-
row N 'rning at 10 o'clock. Adjourn
ed tn Ii O'clock to.m,rruw.
FRIDAY, August le.-The People VS.
Thomas DajIey-defendant pleads
guilty. Defendant fined $25 and cos;
or 10 days in county Jail.
Tire People VS.. James McQuillan-
dcfenda 1t pleads "guilty"--defendant
fined S25 and costs of suit or 10 days
i'll jail.
Albert G. A Gortz VS., Philip Rant
and Walter Hyat,-jury empanneled
and trial In progress. Adjourued to
9 O'Clock Tomorrow.
Albert G. A Gortz VS.. Philip Ranft
and Walter Hya,t-verdict of jury.
Judgment for plaintiff for 1920 and
costs.
Grand jury present, seven true bills
and having no further business were
discharged for the term
The people vs. John Cowan-trial in
progress.
Order for Is additional trial jurors.
The People vs.. j. B. Elmer, -defen-
dant arraigned to plead Monday NOR
ming al 10 o'clock.
The People Us. Mon Wo-defendant
arraigned to plead Monday morning
a 10 O'clock.
TIE People VS.. Henry Ruhl-defen-
dant ARA gned, pleads mot guilty.
trial set for Tuesday the 22nd instant
at 9 O'clock A VI.
Adjourned to 10 o'clock Monday the
2lst. inst.
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a personal letter from friend in
HALEY to a gentleman now at the Den
Yer exposition, states that che exhibit
OF Wood River oiest attracts the great.
est attention, and that many of the
visitors witnessing cur argentiferous
gaiena ores inquire it those samples
are not sulid silver, while others dis.
cuss amnng themselves the wonders Of
a section in which is found native sill.
yer in chunks Times.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-08-22

Prof NordenskioId, during his Arc
TIC voyage, was perplexed by the ques-
ton, what becomes of the bodies ot
animals which die natural death? He
very seldom found such remains, ana
declared that an Spitzbnrgeu it wa,
easier to find vertebraa of monster ex
tinct reptiles than the bones of the
sea- walrus or bird of the present day
The problem is yet unselved.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-08-22


The Boise county Republican G ~
'ral 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
oi fifteen or over, which entities the
several precincts to the following
numb OF delegates to the County
Convention, to-wit: Idaho City. 6;
Plscerviile. 3; Centerville, 2; Quartz
burg. 2; Horseshoe Bend, 8; Shaw's 9:
Pioneer, l (; Banner, l; Garden Valley,
3; Graht' Creek, 2; Squaw Creek, 2;
Upper Squaw Creek. |. Total, %.
On motion ordered that the County
Convention he held at PIaceryIile o,,
NJ 'pday. the 18th day Of September.
at III o'clock A. N. for the purpose OF
Illuminating members Of the LegisIa-
tnie aud county officers.
On motion ordered that the prima.
rles for electing delegates to the cosn
ty Convention be held Friday. Septem.
ter 8, 1882, at o'clock Pm. at the
usual places Of voting.
On motion, ordered that Jonas w
Brown, Fred Campbell and G. Miner
be and the same are hereby appointed
AS Delegates to the Republican, Ter
rit"rial Convention to he held at Boise
City August "a, 1882.
Ordered that the proceedings be
published in the IDAHO WORLD.
Adjourned.
S. g. SILsBY,
Chairman.
IsIDoR SMITH, Sec'v.
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A New Quartz Crusher.

B. Dodge has invented quartz
Crushcr which is attracting cansldera-
bIe attention in San Francisco, where
it is now being tested. The papers
say the cru>hers are made IN three
sZeS-ten tons. twenty tons and th'r'
ty tons capacity, each twenty-fonr
hours, through a forty-mesi screen.
They are comparatively inexpensive.
They obviate the necessity of large
and expensive buildings. Their use
will effect vast saving in pay roll
accounts, and will bring forward hun
dreds of low grade mines to remn-
lucrative yield. This fact will be OBJ
vious when we state that, by the pro,
cess, ores can be worked at a cost oi
fifty cents per ton with water power,
OF one dollar per ton with steam pow
er.
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HEPORT or GRAND JURY.

10 the Hon h. Il Prlcketl, Jndgt
OF the District Court Of the 2,d JIM
dieial District, Boise county, Idaho
August term, 1882.
We, the Grand Jury, have been in
session six days, during which tine
we have had under consideration tbir
teen Cases for violation Of tie law. Id
Of which We have found true bilIs. and
three Of which were ignored.
We have examined The county books
and records, aid found them kept il
AS neeat aud cred table manner as
could he desired
We have examined Court Hunse
building and would recommend that a
brick fine be bniIi to Come below the
ceiling, ard that side walk be repair
ed also the benches inside need re-.
pairing.
We have visited the County Hospi-
tai and fad it kept in very neat and
wiit'les" me manner, and think that the
people Of the comfy are fortunate in
having so good place for .h.ir sick
where nu pains seem to be spared IL,
make them comfortable under the care.
fnl and exc+llen, management Of Mr..
and Mrs Cooper.
We have visited the county iail and
found no prisoners; tverytIiing in good
order helunging TO it except the we'll,
that we rccommend to be dug two feet
deeper and walled to the top and the
platform repaired
We return thanks tn District Attor.
ney for his legal assistance; also to
the Sheriff for prompt attention.
We would recommend that the
Clerk have extra pay for services.
CHAs H. SEEKINs, Foreman.
b. l.. WARRINER, Clerk.
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but | pass" said Budle minister
recently in dismissiig one theme Or
his subject t take up another.
Then make il spades,- yelled .
man from the gallery, who was dream
ing The happy hours away in an i'm.
aglnary game II euchre.
II y needless 10 say that he went
out on the mex; deal. assisted by one
.f the .iracons.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-08-22

IHE Oxford Enterprise and Boise
1epooi'can mention Judge Pickett as
Inc man likely to receive the nou,ina-
ION Tor Deirga'e to Congress on The
Republican side. There is no Repnb-
llcan IN Idaho, or Democrat .itb.r
better qualified for Delegate than thu.
Judge. He is the right kind of tim
per-is a man Of honor, ability and il
huehce, and commands tn. respect of
everybody. He knows the wants Of
ihaho better than any other man in the
Territory. and we dnn't think we over
shoot the mark when we say better.
+" ith such man as Judge Pickett as
our representative in Congress there
weald he no danger Of thleving cor
p''ratlohs gobhling up the natural
wealth OF the Territory that belongs
70 the people. Idaho has been digho,,-
"rably represented, or, to express it
more correctly. bands If would-be
robbers oil the people, have been rep
resented by slippery George. 1t is
tune to elect some man who can he
depended upon to work for the inter-
ests OF the Territory and against all
such robbery schemes as Aipslie has
endeavorrd TO get through Congress,
He has failed TINS far in all Of them
and it will be good thing for Idaho if
''e SHOULD fail to have another oppnr-
tnnity to try the same game. Should
Judge Prickett receive the nompa-
ton he will make the Democratic can
dldatc, whoever he may be, get down
and spread himself in the race t Cm.
gresslonal honnrs.
The Boise Republican is Informed
that all the Dish in Shafer creek are
dead-snppnsed to have been poisoned.
In some places there are thousands of
The little trout that have turned their
silvery bellies to the sun and passed
IN their checks. The pcrsr n who did
the poisoning deserves all the punish
menI the law can give him.
The smoky season is here. Sever
al fires are raging in the mountains.
and the regular yearly destruction of
valuable timber is the result. There
is q heavy fine for starting fires in the
mountains, and although it is rpgu-
lar thing every summer and. fall, no
complaints have ever been made.
The VIM that is being run from the
lower working level of the Sub Rosa
to the lower tunnel is down fortv-two
feet. A cross-cnt has been run TWEEN
f,ur feet The, are running through
TAR milling ore. Only toCr men now
at work.
RACES again at Star Ranch. VIII
commence on Sept. l4th and continue
three days See all.
BURKE G. PAssAMA, Of Jerusalem,
have pnt off their grand ball till Sept.
2lst, owing to the races at Star Ranch.
SEE ad. of grand ball to be given at
Jerusalem on Sept 2lst, 1t will be a
holy hop.
j. B. EMERY has inst received a
large invoice of of Mems and Boys
boots. from 81 mp
Our market has been well supplied
recently with frnit and vegetables.
A New Quartz CruSher.
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The Springfield Republican has dis
covered a Leadvllle church in which Is
conspicuonsly displayed the legend:
please do not shoot at the organlst;
he does his best"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-08-22

There are 60 cases f vel ow ftver
in Brownsville. Tcx.~. Ten deaths a
day occur in Maiamoras.