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ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PUR-
CHASE TIMBER LAND.

United STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE,
Olympia. Washington Territory. Notice Is
hereby given that, Ia compliance with the prsvts-
ions Of the Act of Congress approved June g. 1878.
entitled An Act for the sails of Timber Lsnd-s In
the states of California, Oregon. Nevada mud wssh-
iDatnn ], rritny." HAZARD STEVENS. Of Boston.
Snfolk County. Mssa, hiss this day hled In this
Office his application to purchase the Lot Of sec.
M. 81 and Lot I Sec. No ", TIP. rs North, Range
No. East. and Lots l. and 2, of Section No. 8 In
Township No. 81 North. Range No. East. Of the
Willamette meridian.
Any and all persona claiming adversely the said
described lsnd. or any portion TIL reof, arc hereby
required To he their claims IN this Office within
sixty t6Gl days ir IN date hereof.
Given under my hand. at my office In Olympus,
W. H., this 2lst day OF September. A. u, 1888
John y. CONVEY.
% low Register Of the Land Office.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

U. 8. LAND OFFICE All LYMPH W. r Oct.
4. 1883. Notice Is hereby given that GEORGE
pINaMANS has filed notice of intention 20 make
final proof before the Judge. In his sb'.nce,
she Clerk of the District Court, at his Office, in
Friday HErbor. W. r.. on Tn 'sday, tue 2lth day of
November. A. b. 1883. on Homestead Application
Ne 3726. for the = y Of the ~ u OF section H. aud
the " \ OF the NJ = of Section II, Tp. 81 n. X. 3
west.
He names az Witnesses; &. A. Mcdonald y.
Woods aud Charis Virgins. all nf Wal IRON, ". I. D.,
ans Enoch May, OF Esst Sound, w T.
3u.cw JOHN Y. CONVEY, Register
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

LAND OFFICE, AT OLYMPIA. W.
T.. Nov 9th, 1885, Notice is hereby given that
PETER Ia tr3NT bias iled notice of inen-
tlon tn make hna proof before tho Judge, or
IN his abserce the Clerk Of the Probate Court,
at his office. in Friday Harhor, W. T.. on
Monday, the eth dav Of .isnuary. A. ID. 1884, on
Homestead Application M: 3o.J, for the SWA
Of NEl4 aud Nti4 of SW4. SEA OF NW}a
aud lot g. Of See. 4, Up 81 n, y W..
He names IA witnesses. Peter frcnehett,
Charles Bra,ner. William Suller aud Joseph
Bull, all ofOrcas Island. w. L..
35.6w john F. GowEr. Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

U. 8. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, w. t.,
Nov. 9Th, 1881. Notice Is hereby given that
CHARLES BRAMER has filed notice Of 70
tcntion to make final proof before the Judge,
or In his absence the Clerk OF the Probate
Court, at his office in Friday Flarbor, w. r.,
on Monday the 9Th day Of January, A. D. 1884,
on Homestead applic,ti No. 3035, for the
VIZ of SEA, and NEx Of SEA ofSrc. 4, aud
Lot ! OF Sec. y, TIP 10 north, r west.
He names as witnesses Thomas McGeever
Peter La Plast, Joseph Bull and Edwin Hitch
ems. all OF Orcas Island, W.T..
35 Wv john + GowEy. Register
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

II STAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. W. r, Sep.
" TENDER "a Isoe.-Sotice IL hereby gwen thst
PETER LARSON Iias hIsd notice of intention to
make final proof beftrs L. u, Wsrbass. Judge of
Probate Court. at hts offies ia Friday Hsrbor.
". r., on saturday, the i0h day Of No.einber A. D.
iss3. on Homestead Application No. 2sJI, for the
= of NJ 4 Of dec. II and y OF NV Z Of Sec.
IL, TIP. 35 n. II Iwest.
lie names wituesses; Samuel H. tsSoss and
Charles French. of San Juan land. ". T.. and
Thomas Mckinney and Syrus STOW, of Roach LAR
Dor. W. 7.
10 CIV JOHN +. COMFY, Register
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We arc the recipients OF beauti>
full boquet Of flowers. consisting OF
daisies, honeysuckles. and asters,
grown in the open air, in tho gar
den OF Mr.. VIM. Gray, near the Al
den Academy. They are remark
able on account Of the season, and
y5.m a .eau.:ea, Christmas present.
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rTEI r CT REA-T
English Remedy

rs A NEVER Failing
Cur. tor Nervous Dthii-
ity, Exhausted vitality,
seminal Weakness. sPcr'
naitorri.p, lost MaR'
hood, I,npotency. Par.
alyis. lYostsff ril ds sra
all the terrible f''rts,i
~ if-AbrAe. youtifni ioi'
lies. and tAeess's IN ms
tu.,r,esrs, such - LIS
Of Memory, LSsfi'ude.
Ncct urnal Emissiop, Az
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Subscriptions arc being circuia-
ted for the purpose of repairing the
dykes OH the Swinomish flats wash
Cd n.nv tv TIC regent A,c Is.
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Da. Il. {. Wgsr's NERVE AND ErMS ltAi-
xESr. giarantecd specific for Hystssls l .iss
ness, Commissions, Fits. Nervous rtLiIa anss
Headache Nervous Prostitution rfused ~ its ~ ""
~ alcohol or tobacco. Wakofulrtss Mental Hs-
preas,on. Softeuin4, of tho Brain osuiing i 70 X,
sanity AID LEADING TO misery decay aid ne es's.
Prp,astnra Old Age, Isrp.rtss Ioee of row row.
ln ethsr sax. Involuntary lossts, q srt'm aSs
orrkIa caused by cyerex.rtion ~ HAM .S
abase or ovsr-inaUlgsnce. ach tex COZ wa VIZ
for $3.50, ss,t by mail prS pr q on gee p q Rsi"
WE CVARANfEE six Hons.
to cure any case. With each order received Dy N
send the purchaser our written guarantee 70 s III
fund the moLey il the treat ment does not e'A'''
q cure. Guarantee issued ely BY
WOCDAHD, CLARK q SO-
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PORTLAND, OREGON. -
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To SUBSCRIBERS.

all subscribers VIII ose subscrip-
tions have expired will see The blue
X before their name on the wraps
per, ard are respectfully solicited
~ renew.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

II n. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. W. r., Oct.
" 4, 1888. - Notice 10 hereby given that John
Sperty has filed notice OF intention to make Anal
prof before the Clerk cf the Probate Court at his
Office Ia Friday Harior, n. on saturday the Path
day Of November. A. j.. lHa3. on Presumption ID. =.
No. alis for the L'as 2. and 4. and the o! tho
SW quarter of See Q, TIP. 81 ". II west.
He names as witnesses: J. G. Warner, J. II. Bart
lett. A. W Warner aud G. A. Anderson. all Of Lopez
Island. w. I.
30.6w JOHN CONVEY, Register.
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.R.HT'E,N'HS

F.A. lehman. Solicitor of American am Fur
eigu Patents, Washington, u q. All husioess ION
nceted with Patents, whether before the paLnt
Ofire tr the Courts pr,nn fly sttruaed To-, N
ehare' made unless u patent is sscurel. send for
c rrnlsr. ~
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" ILLARD'S ii q I + l.,
WASsfINfsrOS, u. a.

The popular palace hotel " the National Cip'sl
Con, enisntv located aud acoessfi to NIL The street
car lines OF the cily. Open all tire ear
o. q. rAPLES, .'ropric'or.
Late OF the Thousand 1sI I'd Hol.c.
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NR. SPZgN.VK2
NO. IL KEARNY !REET.
rcsiss sii hrot.ic and special Diseases
YOITN q MEN

YOUN G MEN
VII" may he suffering from the effects Of youthful
ioles 'r iui-rr~tipn, VII, do veil To ssaIl then.
= lrph OF tss. the greatest boon lai at the al
t.r " Suffering huntnitv. 1'r opiuhry will guar
Hn.cc "a rieit 700 Tor every at kenhal Rsk.
ness or private usi asv of an, gind OF character
which he un iertakts and fails to cHr.
NIL lie a eel Men.
There are msny AZ the age OF 80 to 60 who iv
troubled WITH tUo frequent excavations OF IT.. bsd-
isr. .Itsh aGc mpani.u by slight sm nrtins "
burning Esnsat on q Weakening tf.-sf~frEu
th iusnner Ihr pa'ieut cannot az Ter. Ont1-
anin 4 tue nriHary pusiis ropy ~ diiAeEt VIII
often ~ 1 uHG, amt sometimes all particles "t
lba,nen VIII APPEAR. or tic collar viii he Uf ihih.
.,iilkirh hue, sgatu changing ta dirk nBd torpid
lppcarsncr. lhci" are lnFhy men whn die IS ihls
'thcuiiH, IGN ran II the csuse wh,rh ~ the
.,iiI IT oi senihhl weakness Dr. : " ii susrsh-
sptee y riect eArr In Sd such cases. ana healthy
rest ton Of the seEit''-urinar! organs.
ufi Hpars 10 Ia 4. and - =. sundays flon
10 to IL IN. Con- -itatlun fr e. Thnren5h .xsMhr
ition and advice, s.. Call ar airrtss
DIR. splNNEY CO.,
ctr No. II kvarny strert, San Frnnrsee.
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Hard on the AntelOpes.
News-Miner.


While the west-bound train No. Z,
on the Union Pacific road, was be-
tween Green River and Granger, on
the evening of the 10Th instant, 1t en-
countered herd of 1900 or l,5O0
antelopes. The snow was quite deep
and drifted in places, and the ante
lopes were running on the road-bed,
finding that the easiest path to travel
in. When they were first encounter
ed many of them were killed, and The
engineer seeing at once that the tran
might be derailed unless it was slow
ed up, decreased the speed. The an
telopes kept but short distance
ahead of the engine, and were strung
along the road for quarter of mile
They wonld occasionally get SOM
distance from the engine, and the.
would stop, turn around and waite
the headlight until the engine wa
fairly upon them. They delayed tn
train half or three quarters OF an houl
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Married:

In the M. E. Church, this place, on
Thursday, Dec. 9th, by Rev. L. N;
B. Anderson, Mr.. q. P. Linville and
Miss Minnie Martin.
Miss Annie Martin was bridesmaid
and we had the honor of acting as
groomsman. Both the bride and
bridesmaid looked lovely, the groom
made a fine appearance, and the
groomsman, it is said, looked as if he
would like to have changed places
with the groom, or have been stand
| ing in the center with the bridesmaid
when the ceremony was performed
We congratulate Mr.. Linville on his
happy choice. He has secured for
wife a most lovely, good looking, in
dustrious and worthy young lady, and
the bride is to be congratulated, al
SO. Mr.. Linville will make an affec
tionate husband. The couple starts
off with the bright sunshine of happi-
ness flooding their pathway, and may
it ever be thus, is our wish, and the
wish of all who know them. The
bride and groom received quite a
, number of valuable and useful pres
0 ents.
The bride looked lovely as she eli
tered the church, clinging to the arm
j of her tall, fne-looking lover. She
: was robed in becoming costume O.
q white satin brocade, and cashmere
n with garniture of Spanish lace ano
= orange blossoms A beautiful wreatl
l. of orange buds, with a fine cloudhk'
% veil graced her head, and fell grace
o. fully over her. The only ornamen
e. of iewelry was handsome pair G
,e bracelets, a present from the groom
w The bridesmaid, her sister Annie, wa
h tastefully attired in a white nun
as yelling, trimmed with satin an
he cream-colored lace. She looked vel
If. pretty and neat.
After the ceremony the bridal pa
ty and others repaired to the res
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Linville al
- partook of feast and had merl
IN time.
The WoRlD received big slices
TIL the wedding cake, which was exec
ne lent.
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DEMONSTRATION me through
your paper to extend thanks to the
public for their patronage and appro-
val of the entertainment given the
21st. To the Temperance Societies
for the gratuitous use OF their nan,
To Mrs. Church, VIM. Tincher, and
others for the music and piano, which
went so far to make the evening
success. Last, but not least, to those
who so cheerfully and competently
assisted in presenting the plays.
Gratefully yours,
OLIVE M. CAPwELL.
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An Indian i'm the supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, Dec. pa decision
was rendered by the supreme court
of the United States, on Monday, on
the original habeas corpus case OF the
Sioux Indian Grow Dog, who was tried
in the district court for the first judi
cial district of Dakota, for the muir
der in the Indian country Of another
Sioux Indian named Spotted Tail,
and upon being found guilty was SEN
fenced to death. Counsel for the
prisoner maintained here that the
crime charged against him was not an
Ioffense under the laws Of the United
|, States; that the district court OF Dako-
ia had no jurisdiction to try him, and
that his Judgment and sentence were
void. The question presented, there
fore. in this court is, whether the ex-
press letter of section 2l40, of the re-
-, vised statutes, which excludes from
the Jurisdiction of the United States
the case of crime committed in the
Indian country by one Indian against
j the person or property OF another
Indian has been repealed. This cour1
holds that it has not; that in such I
case as the present one the Indians
q have a right to try and punish thu
l, criminal according to their own law
;. and customs without the interference
.. of the United States; that the frs
n district court of Dakota had no jurls
y; diction, and that therefore the IN
II, prisonment Of Crow Dog is illega
:; The writ of habeas corpus and cert
n orari prayed for will accordingly b
c.; issued. Opinion Of Justice Matthew
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A Coop STARrER.-Hon. L. +. SIN
giser, our Delegate in Congress- has
introduced the following bills in the
House:
A bill providing for an additional
Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court of Idaho Territory.
A bill to accept and ratlfy the
agreements submitted by the Sho-
shones, Bannacks and Sheepeaters OF
the Fort Hall and Lemhi reservations
in Idaho, for the sale Of a portion OF
their lands in said Territory, and FOL
other purposes.
A bill to authorize the reapportlon'
ment of the Territory of Idaho into
Council and Representative districts
A bill to extend the provisions O
the acts of Congress relating to TIT
fees of clerks, marshals and attorney
Of the District and Circuit Courts o
the Territory of Idaho.
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Idaho City Charge, M. +. Church'
Plan for January.

First, second and third Sundays.
Idaho City, morning and evening
Fourth Sunday, Garden Valley. VIII
visit the mining camps on my return
from Garden Valley. The public are
invited to attend all these services.
L. n. B. ANDERSON, Pastor.
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REv F. w. Crook, of Boise, held
ervices here last Sunday, morning
Ind evening, and midnight services
1 Monday, the Oath. On Christmas
law there was celebration of Holy
rommunion and sermon at / A. NJ.
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The dance given in Centennial
ball Christmas night was a good one.
Il was we'll attended, considering the
weather., and everybody had a fine
t.me. After supper all let them
Ielves loose and we never jolly SO
crowd. Agood supper was prepared
II the Miners Restaurant, kept by
Alex. Orchard.
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OLIVE M. CAPwELL.

Dpop IN PR1cEs.-I have made a
bio reduction in clothing and goods
Of al kinds. Sell good suits of cloth,
mo at $40 and s12. Pants 81 on ana
UPWARDS: undershirts IS cts. and up,
wards. Call and examine an e
price my goods and satisfy yourself
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The German Crown Prince, upon
his arrival at Rome, will cause for
NAL application to be made for an
audience with the Pope, whose reply
thereto will be guided by the terms
of the request.
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A1orr a foot and half of snow
f.llen since our last issue. A
- and rain at the tail end of the
BORN settled it some.
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Iepnd-up Of 5oeal- 'ties.

r,,,p r are seven families in Long
| uor and children to the number
Ia obout twenty.
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.Jrsr received at Kennaly's, the
'.nest lot of China, Glass and Majoli-
/ Ware; also a splendid line of Sill
|er Plated Ware; first-class goods
h. the holidays, at bottom prices.
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uwuo struck Billy Patterson
oiyes way to the question: =" no no
SSonnded jim Piles pound cake on
Christmas Day."
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y. and Mrs. w. J. Rothwell spent
Ih.;stmas at this place. The WORLD
|aLDowledges very pleasant call
Lom the Doctor.
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DON'T fail to be on hand at the
Leap Year ball, given by Mrs. Steck-
ell, at Placerville. 1t will be a good
one.
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THos. HYER was stabbed by Joe
Abrams, at Dunnigan's toll-gate, on
the Boise road, last Tuesday evening.
The cause of the trouble is not
known. The men were scufIling
when Dunnigan heard Hyer say that
he was stabbed. Abrams then went
to a room where Dunnigan was, said
he guessed he had killed that id
Irishman," and asked Dunnigan if he
sswanted some of it" Abrams then
left. DR.. Zipf, who was sent for,
went down Wednesday evening. He
says Hyer cannot recover. The stab
was in the abdomen, and the cut is a
CHASTITY one. The intestines protro-
ded from the wound to the size of a
mans fist. On Wednesday Abrams
partner said that he (Abrams) was al
his cabin on More creek, short dis
lance below the lower crossing Of
More creek. Jas. Freaner, Deputy
Sheriff, went down yesterday to ar
rest him. Thos. Hyer is well know
on the other side of the Basin, and il
Garden valley. Abrams teamed TO
Emery sometime ago, and two o
) three years ago worked in X. F
) Plowman's placer claim, at this place
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The stage from Boise stopped at a
Biz snow slide, last Tuesday, on More
ereek, about seven miles below here,
snd Ike Straight, the driver, seeing
Hhat he couldn't get the sleigh through
without assistance, unhitched, and
came on to town, bringing the horses.
%Jas. Moriarty and a number of others
went down from here, and succeed
ed in getting around the slide with
Hhe stage by coming up through
Hhe creek, and got in at II O'Clock
that night. The slide brought dowr
Several trees.
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Politicians 60 up the ladder OF
fame by the rounds of drinks
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This leaves balance of $3.50 or
nearly that, to be drawn from the
school fund. We propose giving an
other dance and dramatic during the
winter, to reduce this amount as much
as possible, and then pay the rest
from the 20 per cent. allowed Ter re-
pairs and fuel, although our stoves
and fuel have cost nearly what we
now owe. OLIVE CAPwELI,
Prin. of School.
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Il IHE estimated total value of pres
#ents on the Christmas Tree in Ma
sonic Hall, at this place, is $4,000.
#lne opening exercises, just before the
|olstrlbution Of presents, consisted of
y song-"Hosanna" by the M. E..
sunday School; prayer, by Judge NJ.
VI Moore; song by girls of the fourth
class of Sunday School--"Glory to
u0d in the Highest" trio-"Christ-
mas Carrol"--by Mrs. Jess Bradford,
MISS Julia Foster and Miss Sadie Nc
#o'lhtock. Sam1 Davis and Walt.
'aloreaith mounted the stand and
raied off the names to the presents
is'lnctly and with rapidity. The
s''all was filled full of spectators, and
= The number of about two hundred
ana fifty. Every child in the house
NJ, an exquisite sensation of Joy
~ nearing his or her name called
tuo reached out with eager hands fol
| M presents as they were passed over
Aoout $50 was collected from the cit
ens OF this place to buy candies ant
m a.S Tor the youngsters, and wha
H. lett over after purchasing good
supply, was invested in books
s Inich We're hung on the tree for fam
m OF this burg to the number o
twenty-five or thirty.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-28

THE following officers were elected
and enstalled in Idaho Chapter No. /,
r. A. NJ, on St. Johns eve. S. G,
Silsby, M. E. H. P; G.. t. Young, b
K; J. Bradford, E. S.; d. McClin-
took, c.. Of H.; S. Dempsey, ?. S.
w. B. Noble, R. A. c.; Fred. Small
M. of Sd "; w. Lass, M. of I'd V.
H. Clifton, M. Of LIST "; John Ken
naly, Treasurer; Geo. Ainslie, Sec.
A. KALI, Sentinel.
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NOSE KEMPNER started for Banner
Monday, and Tuesday was his day to
be back. Yesterday, fearing some
thing had happened, Jas. Irwin and
Charley Magee started out. They
had not returned when we went to
press this evening.
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Money Received and Expended fol
BENEFIT OF School.

Idaho City, Dec. rs, 1888.
AS the furniture is here and bills
met, l submit to the public the follow
ing statement of money received and
expended since July last:
Amount of subscriptions $3.50 90
Donations in material, &c 1876 40
Drawn from school fund 1874 90
Received from dance 9S w
dramatic 70 90
Total receipts $l3I Az
Cost of furniture in Chicago S 296 40
Freight to Idaho City 239 %
stoves and pipe lo6 w
| Fnel 1855 0(
Ronairs $50 Il
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SHERIFF GoRMAN returned last
evening from Dillon, Montana, where
he went in company with 0. P. john
son, to bring to this county the muir
derer Cottner, as he supposed from
description sent by Sheriff J. W.
Johnson, of Montana. The descrip-
ton read, nearly word for word like
the description published in all the
papers of this Territory, and there is
no boubt that it was copied from
them, and why, we don't understand.
German says the man bears scarcely
any resemblance to Cottner, neither
in height, build, nor physiognomically.
German was informed by the Sheriff OF
Bcaverhead county, before arriving at
Dillon, that the man arrested was not
Cottner, but he went on to thoroughly
satisfy himself that this was not the
man. He went by the name Of Lee
and worked on Snake river, herdins
cattle, and was also in Owyhee coun
ty for sometime. He is one of a ban'
Of horse-thieves who operated in Hum
boldt county, Nevada, and reporte
r to have been hanged in Montana
short time ago.
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FRESH Eggs and Cranberries just
received at Myer s. Smiths.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-28

The Democrat says one OF the
three men arrested in Montana with
the man supposed to be Cottner was
Woods who participated in the Mid
dleton postoffice robbery, and who
tied the woman in the chair at Dittoe's
three years ago.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-28

VIM. TINcHER received two opos-
sums last Wednesday evening from
Missouri. They were long time on
the way--about two weeks-and
were spoiled when they got here.
They were sent by w. B. Noble, who
also started two others, for Tincher
and German, but they haven't ar
rived. Two were sent to Joe Old
ham, on Wood river, and they went
through in three days, and were in
good condition. Billy Tincher's
mouth has been watering for severa
rays while anticipating fat 'posson
feast, The sight of 'em, although
they were not fit to eat-had begun
to smell loud-caused him to heave ;
sigh for old Missouri, as memories O
oy-gone days were awakened ant
waited ''fernist" his mental vision.