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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-04-06
The New Hotel.
Times,

Ground for The $40. oOD hotel to be
erected on the northwest corner al
Cr"y street and First Avenue, in Hal.
ley, was broken this morning. A pillow
was first run through the site at req.
ular Intervals, aud three scrapers sim.
liar to those used in making railway
grades were then used to scrape the
diet away. Six men and three teams
were employed to day, but the force
will be Increased as the nature of the
work permits, and the building co,u-
p'eted as rapidly a. possible.
1t is the intention OF the managers
of the hotel company to have tho
structure completed and ready for oc.
cupa"cy by the Fourth of July, and to
have formal opening on the evening
OF that day. by giving grand ball.
The Trustees have already received
an offer OF $500 rent per mouth from
a responsible patty, for the enti.e
building; bu: they have not accepted
1t because they expect that, bv rent.
ing the stores and hotel separately
they can realize rental of from 5000
to $3.50 per month.
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The excellent painting of St. Paul in
chains. by Murilo, which was placed
III st. Paul's Cathedral in Cincinnati
many years ago, at cost of $25 900
mas been ruined. The sexton in irving
10 placa screen over it on S,turd,y
shipped from the scaffnlding which he
had erected and fell through the picture
to the floor, Is feet below.
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PH1Lo.

Inc Pennsylvania Legislature has
passed a law making it a crime for
legislator to accept free passes from
any railroad company. These leris,a.
tors have passed this law to protect
themselves, From now on who. .
railroad lobbyist wants to brihe a loo,
'S'a'or he will have to come down with
'he actual cash. instead of haudi, O,
lure, ,''' Tree passes: The Pennsylvania
legislature EVIDENT, agrees with ,h,,
Qua darSey who said he had M pse f,r
"'sger "n" w"nld sell his vote for a
nrInk OF whisky instead Of dem,nd;, =" :"
slO'-[rexas Siftings. '''"s
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The PROFIT on Coinage.

WlnnemucCA silver State
While Eastern manufacturers, from
the wood pulp makers of Maine to TIN
iron smsIters of Pennsylvania ant
Ohin, are loud in their demands for {
| high protects. o tariff, they join witt
1.-The National Banks and bondlolders
IN making war against silver. 1t II
frequently asserted by newspapers
which advocate the interests of those
tariff protected monopolies, that the
manufacturing and agricultural States
are being cheated ont Of from ten L
fifteen cents on the dollar for the ben.
eft Of the silver miners. While this
assertion is wholly without f,nndaii II
it's truth is not questioned in the East.
ern States, save 10y few mimi < jour.
nails in New York City, and the opin-
ion ia general that the silver miner is
benefited from ten to eighteen per
cent. by the coinage Of standard dol.
lars, when in reality the bullion pro.
dncer only receives for that commodity
the price which it commands in the
London market. The New York Sup,
which is by no means friendly to silver,
corrects to some extent the erroneous
Impression which prevails regarding
silver, by stating that the silver in one
Thousand dollars costs, on All average,
ahon, 1903 Is, and the Coinage of
silver dollar Costs about II cents, ina.
king the total cost Of one thousand
silver dollars to the Cove, nmrnt 1915
IS. Tn, difference of 1854 does not
60 into the packet Of the miner who
produces the bullion, ut in,o the vaults
Of the Treasury. The profit from this
source alone tn the Government on the
$l27 900 900 standard dollars lined
l. $23 DOC, 900, while its profits Oh half
dollars and smaller silver coins
amounts to $40, 100000 more If tie
silver intercst was protected, as it is
"A legged 10 be, hy the Government, the
SAP, 00t 900 which the Government has
made on silver Coinage would Le dis
trIhuted among the miners who pro-
ducrd the bullion. 1t the Governments,
to-day wouhl foster silver mining as it
does non mining, cotton weaving. nu-
gar raising, and thousand aud one
other Industries, by making the coin
age OF bullion produced in the United
States free at the Mints, bullion would
be worth its assayed value instead Of
having to be sold at discount of from
ten to eighteen per ceEi Or, in other
words, the price that London bankers
may Choose to pay for it, and an i'm
oetns would be given to mining which
would result in the DEVELOPMENT of
OF mines in Nevada that are
low lying idle. {
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sHOsHONE FALLS.
The Niagara OF Idaho as Descrioeu W
n Correspondent OF the Chailis Mes
SAnger.

The Niagara or kOAnO AZ ~
Correspondent or the Challis Mes
senger.
Ia the mi,lst ot one OF Natures
dreariest solitudcs --An'rrica's Saba
ra-snrrounded Ivy what seems an III
rerni,,ahle wilderness barren OF all
growth bat sage; walled mon all sides
by PERCEPTIONS and insnImnnnlal'c
cliffs and walls of rock are ShoSlmne
Falls. There Snake rivers mighty
vulume Of water emerging from It's
placid stream above, snddenly leaps u
distance OF IS feet. panses for an IN
slant az il hcsitaling to take the FEAR
full bound and then takes It's final
plunge into the watcry profound near
w three hundred feet below? ! have
stood for hours aud watched without
wearying, upon the summit ct the
mighty walls of basalt which towers
so grandly about this marvel Of la
tnre, and watched The descending VIA
iers as they poured down, down, down
into the awful abyss that yawns )" far
he'ov; watched the clouds IF spray
az they rose up and formed in misty
between the sides of the
tremendous chasin, blending their ten
der frost work III silver and olass with
the purple and green and gold OF the
SUMS light, until all Of the lines of
the prism were seized, wcven into
fantastic hands IF beauty and bound
around the stormy brew Of the mairs.
tic cataract; watched the great river
ts 1t hurried away from the fearful
scene, heard the hcafrning roar and
crash Of the mad'y rushing torrent as
t swept in terrific grandeur Ivy. and
ny soul has stncd sti;l, awed into ST.
ent reverence Try the incompatible
spectacle. No where else in nature
ave these great falls a cnl,ntcrpart
No where else in nature is there such
IN overwhelming manifestation of ir-
'slstable power, coupled with such
icrce, wild Splendors, such rndo saw
gerry, aShover around Shoshone Falls
n vast sea of sage, aud rrpnIsiye
S vast bounded in all directions by a
n'l mon"tony of plain-in the midst ,
desolation inconccivahIv dcsoiatc
hey are gem Of matc'Iess beauty
IT.
IN the foregoing | have briefly, i'm
criect)y skctched a memory which
as Heated like O beautiful drc,m
'ronyh my mind ever since 1850
hen | saw, amazed, that grandest of
ial'o's many and wonderful scenes
publication may prompt some one
ore capable and having better facil.
les to write and pahish a description
the great falls which shall 10 them
st'ce, and thus add interest and ON.
'llshment TO the literature of vo,r
'""g and deserving Territory.
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INC French have released Frank Bvrne
vi 'Ae ground that his crime only amour,
e eu W , introducing arms into Ireland and
Nal F;eia 'noagh intended to murder Throw
,en,' ana Judge Lawson the offense was
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nvNllIN not Hte is sweeping nv. 90 and 5,ro
UIHAIE oeloFe yon die, something mio u"' .
aho sublime leave bphind 70 Soy Ivy
HMM an,er time SEQ week in your 1 own
AV1O own. 50 outfit free. No risr ~,
We will f,rn, ers.hihg new. Capital not renr;ra,
for;nnas I You everything Many ara ,11ah;.
and n; Ladies make much as man e an, n,ISihR
business at MAKE great pay Reader if yen Do,s
p pa write for particulars to H nt paw the
POI tland, Maine. w H. hALLETr Co.,
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personally liable fur the banks debt
to deposiiors, on the ground that It !
their business to know It's condition.
The Tennessee Legislature has pass
cd bill granting Il pension ut $40 pc
mouth each to such ciiiZnns al III,
State MS, serving in the Federal oi
Confederate armies in the Civil War
lost one or both eyes.
The Roman Catholic Archbishop 81
Torpnio has issued an address,, in which
be SAYS: "Mr Gladstone has done
more than any other statesman to re
dress the nnjns' grievances Of Ireland
and wond de- more IL his counirymen
would sustain him"
1t IL estimated that John l.. Sullivan
the pngiist. has cleared $45 900 with
In the last year. Sadr aud Mace arc
also coining money. Competent sport
ing men think Sullivan could knock
Slade out in five minutes
Dink Davis n lucky Philadelphia
mar, recently played faro in The Big
Barclay street gnme in New York, nm
til the bank turned mp the box,n and
would no longer deal for him He had
won SIT. 900. This makes lis total
winnings in New York something like
$50, 900.
II costs az mnch to travel 200 miles
westward from Denver an from New
York 10 Kansas The railway fare on
the mountain roads are excessively
high. A car load IF freight was re
Gently brought from Liverpool, Eng.
land. for 500 ton, bnt Colorado
railroad charged $l2O for carrying i,
1870 miles further.
A Portland dispatch says there are
rumors of an outbreak of the Umatil.
Ia Indians. A report says 400 left the
reservation and refnse to return. An
other Is thai they have gathered at the
river Tor the annual salmon fshinr
Specials report that numbers are cross
ing the Columbia Into Washington
Territory. Their object is unknown
No hnstililies thus far.
A man named Johnson. living near
Oshkosh, Wis, suspected his hired
man, named Frey, of undue intimacy
with his wife, Finding Frey alone in
the woods Johnson bound and gagged
hm, and secured him to a tree. After
his person tho assai!snt
lett Frey, and the latter was only dis. |
covered by search party two days
afterwards He vas unconscious and
his limbs were badly frozen, hut he
may recover, johnson and his wifi
fled.
Mons. Plateau has discovered that
while a horse can pull onl, six seyen,hs
u It's weight, a bee can pull twenty
times It's weight. When some one
discovers how 10 grow bees as large
rs horses, the latter animal will have
o take a back seat. But it would be-
atal to fool around the heels of sucb
bee. With its javeln it could pin a
nan against the side of stable. Per.
APPS 1t would be better not To raise
e'sa any larger than the present crop
A New York Herald editorial on the ,
indian atrocities says: These wretch.s
zen Crook writes, though numbering
OF more than roo or 500 themselves
ave Killed not less than 900 persons t
the last 10 years, and that in SO il
lin'y populated country as Arizona i
'e trust they will now be promptly t
10 effectively dealt with. They de. f.
rye no mercy, and the people of
Arizona are Justified in de-
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INIION people are always on the ,oo,.-- ;.

hl1NM people are always on the lookor, 70
Hvku enshors to increase their earui ~
hvNE auu IN time hecome well nv. thasn
hIIvvl mo 10 not improve their onno 81
~ lOlJ ni'les remain IN poverty NJ os s''
want m,rr great chance to make moncy 0 nv
for ms 10y, men, women, Boys and eir,. IN ".
- ~. us tignt III their own localities eo 10 work
busin w"tH , properly from the first star, pno
wages F %, pa, more than ten times ordn ine
Who engages ais to o" sass free No
s sesr yonr whole time to the work n9 You can
needed sem, fr run information and ali N.Y. your
land. Maine. 'riNfos 4 90. Port
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and the above diseases is owing /
plicatlOn. called PRosTATnRRHp, Nd Il
requires peculiar treatment.
DR.. Eiebig's 1nv;gorator nv
the only positive cure for ProsIs'ss
Price OF either Invigorator. Sc NO. ~ 4
six for $40. Sent 10 my address !.
ceipt of price, or G. o. D. Resnsg
persons can pay when red ME-
: crecy maint ined Patients cps
home. DR. Liebig Dispensary hm !
egant Drug Store in its building
Too frequent evacuationsof tRe N,
and Ropy Sediment in il inc are y
toms of Secondary Seminal Weakns
Pros'a' orrhpa. Complaints readlr
to the DR.. IEBIG TREATMENT.
Ordinary Cases-Any recenles
special or private disease cured NJ
Remedies sutficientto cure will r Nc
" sent, with full directions and sdya
receipt OF $40. All packages arc s,l1
covered from observation.
Invigorator Samples Frs
TO prove the wonderful powe, NJ
GREAT GERMAN INvIlOR AT0R a 1. u
OF either number will be sent IeS
charge Persons ordering free s
will only have to pay cxpressasc Oh d
cry.
Most Powerful Electric BELTS I'M
Patients. Consultation. Examsn
and advice free and private CallmF
DIR. gIEBa(. 4 CO.. 400 Gear,l
Private Entrance, 405, Mason st, ST.
April 6, 1889 If.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-01
From Saturdays Daily.l
SALMAGUkDI.

Departed by stage for the north thi,
morning: ] W Kinsley. J Matherwell.
Arrived this evening: Miss Cook, Miss
S~towell, George CasleIt.
Edward Rafferty,. who recently killed
a public woman n-nled Jennie McDon-
aid, at Candelaria, by shooting through
q window, was landed at the State
Prison wednesday, to rcmain for ten
years. When Rafferty, shot through Tia,
~iudoW he had ma Intention 81 Lll,rg
the woman, but merely wanted to
frighten her. Al his trial he pleaded
guilty aud offered nothing in ext. u
ton OF bis act. contrary to wishes oil
his counsel.
Robert Shearer. n lad - years old,
while sweeping out Miller's uill. ucar
Truck"e. Saturday night. had his Goa,
tail caught by n set screw on tho main
shaft, which makes $50 revolutions De.
minute and Is only rs inches from the
floor. In such a mnnnsr that he could
not break away from t.. His pr,dica
ment was Immediately noticed, but be-
fore the mill could b, shirt down lie
had been literally POUNDED to death.
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The proprietor OF the Ocean Spray
saloon, whose active patriotism was
Graded and nurtured upon the broad
blue bosom Of the boisterous briny, is
az usual, preparing o bountiful supply
OF bunting for the decoration Of the
stranded, but still unprecedented and
staunch old craft. Walter swsars by
his tarry-toplights that every Able-bod.
led seaman Of the crew shall appear on
deck Wednesday morning. and after
getting his allowance Of grog. prepare
Tor immediate action. for, "By the
Eternal! the glory Of hat salubrious
day shall DO maintained"
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From TAund.,..D.ny
sALMKouNDI.

The fast freight slarted out for Tus.
eArora this morning With IL. 900 pounds
OF general merchandise.
We learn this evening that James
Davis has sold his water ditch, which
supplies the town. to Hop Sing.
Amos L. Frost. OF Sacramento, is APP
pointed collector of the Fourth Cali
forria Revenue District, which includes
the District OF Nevada.
Arrived by stage from Tusearora Last
evening: G Tregaskis. w W Noble,
John Erwin. Departed this morning:
Miss L Hurley, Mas Bingham, two
Miss Dausherty. Mr. Chow.
Warner 4 Co. yesterday and to-day
received the following railroad freiRhts:
One car coal oil and W oil Iumberfor
Peltier x Co.. T~usearora; and q car of
coal for the Navajo Mining Company.
The Silver State says: The last and
only dam that was left on the Hum.
boldt Mt Lovelock, broke on Monday.
leaving a number Of the largest ranch
ers without water for irrriga,ing pur.
poses.
Messrs. Rifle &-Paddock, OF Mound
valley. are the FIST parties in market
with wool THU season. They have now
at the railroad warehouse forty. one
bales. and arc still hauling from the
ranch into town.
= A fine aud accurate portrait OF the
late Judge j. II. Flack, handsomely
framed arrived here by Wells. Fargo
Il Co.'S express yesterday. The pic
trre was forwarded by a brother Of the
aecoased for presentation - The ci;I.
zens OF the county. II will probably be
awarded a position upon the interior
walls Of the Courtroom.
w. A. Robinson, an agent of the
PostoMce Department, arrived here
from the West last evening. aud ia di.
versifying the amusements of to-day by
professionally intervie wing our local
Nusby. Mr.. Robinson is n mild-man-
hammered gentleman-one upon whom
the suspicion Of bearing ono Of those
soul-searching. sky-scraping Depart
ment blanks, occasionally referred to,
could find no peg to hang upon.
The trial Of James Coombs for the
murder Of John G.. Ross is now pro-
crossing in the District Court of orn,s-
by County. The Carson Tribune says
William Woodburn was entered as as
socIate counsel for the defense, and
General Clarke is assisting in the pros
ecu.ion. The panel OF jurors subpe.
naed to appear ON Monday was ex-
hausted without getting a juror. and an
open venire Was issued for one hun
dred more jurors.
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From Fad.y.. Daily.
sALMAaUNDL,


Tue enisrant train yestsraay Carried
We't i2o Passengers in foar sars.
Mrs. A. w. Fisk. Of Tusearor.. \.
parted with her children BY last eve.
ning's train for Colorado.
In order to conform to III. usvcP
time card. Sundays train ve,t viii bs
followed by another twelve houn altar.
ward.
FOR Senator from New Hampshire.
inc vote stood yesterday: Bingham.
iia; Rollins. 90; rest scat.srinz. Nee
es'ary to a choice. i55.
Dods. late Treasurer OF o.l,,,,
after q preliminary examination. va,
held to answer on two charges Of en-.
600. s'O
At a meeting OF the Railroad Com.
missioners, Tuesday. both sides Of N.
question, in relation to railroad aS.i,,
and to mechanics' wages, wsre nrs.
sented.
A Van Week is a candidate for r..
election to tho emce OF Mining Re-
cordeE OF Tuscarora. The miusra nm
there couldn't do better than to keen
"nn In the position.
The prevalence OF cholera In Eeypt
p IS occasioned much alarm in foreipp
G2'ts' strict quarantine having been
very generally ordered against all YES
sells from Egyptian ports.
The finding and sentence Of tho
"asson Court Martial has just been np.
proved by the President. He IL Ia b.
dismissed from the army, and iupris.
oned eighteen months.
One OF Barnum's show cars passed
east by the freight train this morn
ing 1t was on the way to San Francis
co to receive a load Of elephants to ar.
riVe at that port from Asia. At COL
eonda news was received that tho AMI
Aasla had not come and the car was or
dersd back.
The grass crop on the river ia
heavy one' and as haying is about to
commence. men to work in the aeld
Will DO in urgent demand. About the
close OF the haying season, harvest will
open and ;hoso employed. having
stored the hay crop, can soon after
command good wages in the harvest
fields. There is NO necessity for any
man to remain idle. or TO go abroad in
search OF work.
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HAZEL AErlHnla.
Fourth Of July nc.u.x

The response TO the call for a meeting
At the Court House last evening, was
by ne means hearty, the principal pro-
~jsctors utterly failing to appear either
in person or by PROXY. It has been
suggested, to-day, that another effort
be made this evening. and we accord
ipg,y announce that the Court House
Is still there and ready to receive
within its portals any number OF ci.i.
zeus who may feel sufficient interest 10
the matter 10 attempt , o arouse this
community from it's Rip Van wiuklo
slumbor. II any such there be-, they
can't sharpen their gosd sticks any too
soon.
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ROLL. OF
IILo pnbIIc hehooI for d Month
OF May.

The following are the Rolls Of Honor
for the Grammar md prImory Depart.
ments. respectively. Of EIko Public
School for the month Of May:
GEANMGR DEPARTMENT.
Ruth Russell. 100; Edith Taylor, IOG;
Barbara Lang. 100: Willie CuIl,n. leo:
joe Gilligau, 100; Nora Ronch, 100:
Mamie Russell, 100; Kutie Thorpe, 100;
George Bruce. leo; Jerry SLerLau,
100; Minnie Giilisau, 100; Eddie Dun
can. sc; Annie MulehAy, %: ALBEIT
BanlS, %; Belle Butler, %.
Miss + TnASE. Teacher.
rRINARY DEPARTMENT.
Maud Bradley. 100; ynda Duncan,
100; Mamie Yates. 100; Mny HuGorl,
leO; Lucy Cullen, 100; Amos Roach.
100: Willie Barton. lCO; Lol. Roach.
%; George Bank. 90; Albert Butler.
90: Grace Burner. 9s; Bette Mckee. %;
Jessie Cullen. o.; Myrtle Bruce. 90;
PrRrl Brncc. 30; Ruby Fuller. 90;
Eddie Gilhgnn, 81; John Garrcchi, 81;
Ella ShcehHn, Of.
%JosEPmIsE TAYLoE,
Teacher.
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tFroa Ta..d.y'. D.ily.l
lsALMAoUNpI.

letter received from J. b. Fitch. a,
Philadelphia. states that he will be nm.
able to return here for some weeks yet.
Arrived last evening by stage: A
Van Week. Departed this morning.
A. Van Week. Mrs. Thompson ana
girl.
Charley Hale. Ed Hudson. II. II
Porch and Il. S. Porch, are In town
from Huntington; also Dick Lanham
from South Fork.
The issue OF standard silver dollars
from United States MINIS. for the vesk
ending June 23d. Wa S2II, 500; cor.
responding periol last year. S2O6, i99.
John Mathews. a miner in tb. En-.
reka Con, came very. near Being
drowned b? falling into the stump at
the bottom OF the shaft, which con.
tanned fifteen feet OF water.
The past three days have been dc.
cidedly tropical, the thermometer reg
i~stering from 30 to 100 degrees in the
shade during the warmest part Of tue
day. but the nights are g~loriously cool.
A dispatch from Washington says:
1t Is reported here that Beirue and
Elan, the RichaIoni editors, fought a
duel this morning, aud tha. EIam was
killed. No confirmation.
Intelligence has jus, been received Of
a fTighifui Calamity at a pl zee Of amuse-
mcnt IA Dsrvior on the shore OF Lake
Como. where n performance was in
progress At the Puppet Theater. The
structure took FIRE AMI was entirely de-
s;royed. Forty-seyen lost their lives
and twelve Others were injured.
Messrs. Russell & Bradley lost a fine
thoroughbred Hereford cow, valued a,
$1,000, on Sunday. She had Just been
driven in from their Willow Greek
ranch at Mound valley; to the ranch on
the river three miles above town. The
animal had discovered no symptoms Of
disraSe. and the cause Of death re-
mains unaccountei for
In a letter to James Russell. received
from Willie Van Ael,.yn. "A couple OF
days ago. the latter mentions the death
Of his mother, Mrs. c. Il. Van Arl,tyn.
but did not state any particulars, evil
IDENTIFY thinking they bal been prsvi-
ously received here. The family went
from here to Northern Oregon. and
Willie writes that he vould like 10 re-
turn here provided he could procure
steady employment.
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In ansWsr to1A request for inslruc-
aionS. bS Collector Robertson OF the
port 81 New York, regarding his duty
under the law affecting pauper immi.
grafton. Secretary Folger says: Tho
Act Of August, 1882, provides tina, the
Secretary OF tho Treasury may enter
inae n contract with the State Commits.
sion sr a Board 10 DO designated by tho
Govcraor Of tho state. and put upon
che body 20 CHOSEN the business Of cI-
aiming into tte condition OF passen.
gers arriving by sea. Tbs Governor OF
Now YoSk hss Assgna tsd Commission.
ers OF Immigration a" che port Of New
York TO act In that capacity for the
si.to Of Nov York. aud suausemen,e
have been made With then 10 execute
che las. They have been instructed. In
case theS fnd any immigrant unable TO
" 4 care Of himself wilhozt becoming
apnbiio charge. TO report the same In
writing 60 the Collector of Customs,
and such person viii mol DO psJmiitsd
70 land"