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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-08-17
RATES or SUBS aIprIon 10 WEEKLY WORLD
The Four Hills.

FROM Wcii.kilOWIl Resilient Uf Mo-
hawk Valley the following facts in
connection with the Four Hills nine
have been obtalneI. The statements
can be SAFELY depended upon. On
TUESDAY OF last week john Sutton,
John Neville, j & Mic. EN- and John
A. Plipps, the latter of Plun:as Eure-
ka mine, all went over to Four Hills
About the time of their arrival the
aprons we're cleaned off and the Su
perlntendeni, George Rey nolds, for
the satisfaction ot the visitors, request
ed one Of them to iced the battery for
some time. and tien mark the result.
Mr.. Phipps did as requested and led
during tour and half hours. The
aprons were again cleaned and $5 5000
worth of gold takenuf. Every lew
hours the battery must be stopped,
not tor cleaning up, but because lu,ups
OF god accumulate on the dies, 50 that
crushing rock is prevented. A hand
mortar is kept in Constant use in which
selected pieces OF ore are pour deu; t e
amount obtained in this way during
one month was $l5O,0OO. In the OF.
nee ot the niue candle boxes are 6lled
and shipped away with ore that is too
slcl to e ther mill or work in the NOR
sar' Repeated y retort has oeen
hlIed with ore broken just fine enough
- get into it, and the gold smelted
out without any fur ther preparation.
Inc gentlemen named were shown in
TO the shaft from which the ore was
'aken' and assert positively that on
oil sides OF this the rock appears full
ol god. On one occasion three holes
charged with giant powder we're cx-
ploded with but little apparent result,
'he amount of gold in the rock being
90 great as to prevent it from blasting
out. Chisels and hammers were used.
as In the copper mines of Lake Supe-
1loF, to separate masses of rock held
together by gold. Tho ledge in which
WIS deposit ID found is TWENTY-FIVE
'eet wide; the poorest of it is rich
milling ore Geo. Reynolds, the Sup
7r'ntendent, owns one fourth of tie
NINE; he was formerly banker in
Marysvlle; the other three-fourths are
kowned by parties in San Francisco.
i"e mine is thirty-six miles south
EAST IRON Johntown, on the Downie-
'''le trall; from Quincy it is thirty-six
"''es distant i'll sou,heasterly direc
''oh' This immensely rich deposit,
and the one found last year by Messrs.
f4u'"an aud Malmlund at Eagle Gulch,
prove that the richest of the mineral
oe'' are now beginning to be discover
~ AT the latter mine the tunnel be-
- run to tap the ledge will soon be
p'hp'eted; when thus is done result
:" oe soon produced equal to what
now seen at the Four Hills mine
Aofeensile Bulletin,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-08-17
M any Fish.

The result of a fishing party fir, m
Helena, which left here last Tuesday,
is the biggest count ever made ia MOI :
tana by three fishers in the space f
two and half days. Messrs. Vim. p.
Raleigh, w. McRoberts and Willie
Yeates, with diver, left Helena, well
equipped for the journey, which they
made to Rock Creek by way of Whites
gulch and over the divide to the north.
They were conducted to Rock Greek
by Harvey Names, through tortuous
canyons aud defiles by Cross cut, to
probably the best fishing ground in the
world, near to the Three Meadows.
The catch amounted to over 700 trout,
ranging from two and a half pounds
down to three fourths of pound.
They were caught with hook and line,
baited with fresh meat, hoppers, and
an occasional eadAy.- Helena Herald.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-08-17

Lucy. No, dear, the "Short Hour
League" is not composed of mustache.
just-like-silk, left-coat-sleeve--worn-
shlny-on- -the-inside young men. They
will continue to take sixty solid min
utes out of every hour from 7 until 10
p IN, and don't you forget it.
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and the above diseases is owing to com
plicatIon, called PRosTAToRRHEA, which,
requires peculiar treatment.
DR.. Liebig's 1nvigorator No. 2 is
the only positive cure for ProstaiOrrhea.
Price of either Invigorator, So per bottle;
six for $40. Sent to any address on re-
ceipt Of price, or G O. D. Responsible
persons can pay when cred. Strictest
) crecy maintained. Patients cured at
home. DR. Lebig Dispensary has an El-
egant Drug Store in its building.
Too frequent evacuations Of the Bladder
and Ropy Sediment in urine are symp-
toms of Secondary Seminal Weakness and
Prostatorrhea. Complaints readily yield
to the DR.. LIEBIG TREATMENT.
Ordinary Cases-Any recent case Of
special or private disease cured for $40.
Remedies sutficientto cure will be prompt
ly sent, with full directions and advice, on
receipt OF $40. All llpackages are securely
covered from observation
Invisorator samples Free.
TO prove the wonderful power of the
GREAT GERMAN INvlGoRAToR a So bottla
OF either number will be sent free of
charge Persons ordering free bottle
Will only have to pay expressage on deliv-
cry.
Most Powerful Electric BELTS Free to
Patienfs. Consultation, Examination
and advice free and private Call or write
DIR. LIEBIG d Co. 400 Gear ST,
Private Entrance, 405, Mason St, S. v. Cal
April 6, 1Ss3-tf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-24

As. Nisht-Riverfs falling slowly with As GIG
feet large by the gauge. Weather cloudy
thermometer, 4S0; indications OF rain TO-
night.
NEW ORLEANS, February 23.-Weather
cloudy, threatening rain; thermometer, 76o
Arrived: City Of Baton Rouge, John A.
Scudder, Oakland and bsrges, Cairo. Nc
departures. The Charles P. Choutesu will
arrive from Memphis during the night.
81. LOUIS. February 23.-Night-Rivel
risen about foot, with "a feet inches by
the gauge; q good deal of ice running
Weather cloudy, with drilling rain. Ar
rived: City of Providence and City Of Cairo
Vicksburg; Sidney Dillon and barges anc
Henry Lourey and barges, New Orleans,
LOUISVILLE, February 23.-Noon-Rivel
81 feet at the head OF The canal. Weather
clear aud cool. Arrived: Mary Houston
Cincinnati; Will s. Hays, New Orleans
Departed: Mary Houston, New Orleans
Viii S. Hays, Cincinnati. Night-Rivel
continues to fall slowly, with 80 feet s inches
at the head Of the canal and 81 feat inches
at the foot Of the falls. Weather cloudy
with rain. The new steamer City OF ST
Louis coaled to-day and leaves for ST. Louii
to- morrow evening.
CAIRO, February 23.-Noon-Riyer sta
tionary. Weather cloudy and cool. Arrived
Iron Duke, Vicksburg, J am; City of Hell
ens, ST. Louis, 2 am; City OF New Orleans
St. Louis, am; U. P Schenck, New Or
leans, 6 am; Wyoming, Cincinnati, am.
John B. Maude, Memphis, II an; E. NJ
Norton, below, noon. Departed: City o
Helena, Memphis, 5 am; q. p. schenck
Cincinnati, am; Iron Duke, st. Louis,
am; City Of New Orleans, New Orleans,
am. Night-River 81 feet 10 inches, ans
rising. Misunderstanding rain; thermom
eier, AS. Departed: John B. Maude, 81
Louis. / pm.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

TELEPHONE your orders for plumbing Ia
J. A. Bailey's, 295 Second street.
We will manufacture any old gold you
have into rings, medals, ETC., 10 order. ]. n
Milford & Co., 1888 Main.
DEANS best Bio and Java mixed coffee j,
acknowledged by all who have used it tc
be superior to all others.
Gov. CHARLES FOSTER: "Bethesda is th,
finest water iu the world"
ROBINSON, Apothecary.
NINE. LoUIs's spring school will begir
March 9Th, 9Th and 10th. Five dollars pei
month, twelve lessons. Fancy dancing extra
THE Celluloid Eye Glasses are the mos
perfect artificial help to the human ey,
known TO science. Try pair and be con
WINGED. For sale by all leading jewelers. ant
opticians.
r. J. BLACK, clerk and master, will sell
tomorrow noon, at the courthouse, BY ordel
of the Court, lot on Shelby, near Vance
one on Mosby street, near Winchester; ON
on Exchange street extended, near Bull Run
one on Thomas avenue, north Of Chelse,
suburbs; one on alley south of Beale, be
tween Causey and st. Martin, and 800 acre
of land on Big creek
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not be present owing to official duties, the
case has been continued, and the jurors and
witnesses are notified that they need not APP
pear next Monday. II is understood that the
case will be set for an early day.
Capt James Lee, jr., has returned from
Nashville, where be has been trying to enlist
the good will of the Legislature to cut down
the wharf rates to one-hai their present
figure. DIR. Porter has bill on the subject
ready for introduction.
Mime. Rocco returned to the city yester-
day. She made q general denial of the
rumors circulating about her, and claimed
that she went of en- business, and net to
elope. The APPEAL has no desire to mis-
represent her in aoy way, and, OF course, a
suspension Of opinion in her case should be
asked.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. Finnerty's
patent ballot-box was examined by the COM
mittee Of both houses OF Congress, and was
very much preferred over al others. Nothing
will, however, be done this session about 1t.
The next Congress will likely adopt Mr..
Finnerty's box, which is very ingenious
piece of mechanism and one that could not
be tempered with by the most expert ballot
box suffer.
The Hon. c. r. Berry has introduced =
bill in the House of Representatives provid-
| ing for An assistant State superintendent of
Public instruction, who shall have charge Of
the colored schools of the State. The bill
will doubtless pass and a colored man will
| be appointed This ia accordance with the
recon- uendation of Gov. Bate in his message
| to the Legislature.
Capt Farrsr, engineer OF the Yszoo and
Mississippi Valley railroad, says that the
work on that enterprise was progressing
rapidly, and will be completed with favor
| ing skies sometime in September. He also
| states that work on this side of Big Black
will commence very soon, and that on the
jackson side of the line seven miles of the
track will be laid next month.
The March number of the Southern HIS
torical Papers has been received from the
publishers, in RIchm ond. Its contents are:
"Report of the Battle of Chickamauga;D
Services of The Virgins (Merrimac);" Re
port OF the Campaign against Steele;" Ere
Operations in 1857" Confederate Artillery
lery;" "Service in Charleston Harbor in
1852 "Stonewal Jackson" "Stonewall
Jsck.on's Ways" "Notes and Queries"
Editorial Paragraphs and Literary No
tees"
The Dubuque Herald is quite full of the
reception of the delegates from that city by
the merchants and people of Memphis. 1t
says: "To say the Dubuque excursionists
were handsomely received by the citizens of
the Memphis would be putting it light. The
Memphis papers have extended accounts OF
brilliant reception rendered their Dubuque
visitors, the distinguished and honored
guests from the great Northwest On the
day before their arrival extensive arrange.
ments were completed to receive them Com
mittees from the Cotton Exchange and Mer-
chants Exchange had been appointed to
welcome the delegation, the necessary amount
of money for the entertainment of the guests
was raised, and committees were appointed
| TO see to all the details"
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prfsfxI1 Hnusp-
Gaston's Hotel.
UnprincipIed Dealings.
Peabody Hotel

The popularity and worldwide fame Of
Simmons Liver Regulator has induced un-
principled parties to place spurious COM
pounds called by some garbled part of our
lille or name in the market. A majority OF
these enterprises have died natural death,
but others are periodically cropping out.
To those who have not yet lesrned the great
worth of the Regulator this word OF caution
is necessary. To the invalid it may be q
question OF life and death. Ask Tor SIM
mons Liver Regulator, and look for the sig
nature of J. II. Zsilin & Co., and the large
red z on white wrapper.
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FLOOD NEWS.
Active Preparations Still Going On
Down the River.

An APPEAL reporter yesterday met Chan
Gerry Clerk Harris, Of Coahoma county, Miss.
who informed him that the people of Friars
Point and vicinity were busy at work pre-
pairing for the foods, which are regarded a;
Inevitable. From Friars Point to Garth'i
break, distance of about seven miles, the
country is considered safe. About 800 men
have been working hard upon the levees.
The Moon lake break has been repaired.
The people Of the Friars Point neigh
borhood have to bewsre of The break
at Austin, which, if it overfows
will be disastrous to Coahoma county. Gsrth
break and Lewis swamp break are danger.
GUS to Bolivar county From the Rozells
break, above Friars Point, not much damage
is anticipated, though it has never been re
paired. A contract was let for the repairing
of the Garth break, but could not be con
summated, because the water was already
running through it, and it is now impossibl.
TO do work on it.
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NEGRO KILLED
At Frtars Point, Tuesday Morning, by
Carpenter.

Yesterday afternoon an APPEAL reporter
met a gentleman from Friars Point who gave
him the details of killing at that place.
carpenter named Pirlle shot and killed a
negro who WAS working under him. 1t
seems that while Pirtle was doing some work
on the fatboat owned by the cotton-seed oil
mill, he had occasion the curse the negro for
failing to do his work, and, it it is said, struck
him. The negro went off and made threats
to kill Pirtle, which the latter heard. The
two men met In front Of Fishers livery sta
BILE, both armed with pistols. Pirtle shot
three times and the negro once. Tbs latter
was shot through the heart. Pirtle was not
wounded at all. The preliminary trial took
place before 7. s. Aderholdl, mayor OF the
town, and resulted in the discharge OF Pirtle,
The negro was looked upon as trouble
some, quarrelsome fellow. Pirtie came from
Indians, has been in Friars Point about
eighteen monlhs, and is regarded well by
the people of the place.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. s. B. Brown, of the Water Valley
Progress, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. r. N. HARRIS, chancery clerk of Goa
homa county, Miss, was in the city yester
day.
DR.. KENNEDY JONES, brother Of DIR. Hebe
Jones, who has been absent the last year il
the hospitals of Europe, arrived in New
York on the Servia, and will be among hi
friends in a few days.
VISITORS at the Cotton Exchange yester
day: D. Van Gordon, Arkansas; ]. A. Wool
bridge, st. Louis; Lieut.. F. B. Mccoy, Unites
States army; V. S. Reynolds, New York
Carroll Cooper, Nesbits
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.
River kilograms.

vIcKsBuRe, February 23.-River risen 5
inches. Weather warm and rainy. Passed
up: John A. Wood and TOW, early this morn
ing; Jennie Campbell and tow, 2 pm-
C1sc1NEATI, February 23.-Noou-River
40 feet 6 inches, and falling inches an hour.
Weather clear and cool. Night-RIver
4s feet inches, and falling inches hourly.
Wezther clear and cool. The Guiding Star
got in this morning.
EVANSVILLE, February 2s-Noon-River
falling rapidly, and now stands 46 7-10 feet
by the gauge. Weather clear; thermometer,
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a uora 40 norsers.

You will find Mrs Winslow's Soothing
syrup an invaluable friend. II cures dysentery ana
dfarrhea regulates the stomach Aac bowels, cures
wind collie softens the gums, reduces lnnAmrla-
nation and gives tone and energy TO the whole
fant is suffering during the teetning period Irom
pain and exhaustion relief will be found II nitee
or twenty minutes after the soothing syrup mas
been administered Do not tsil 70 procure u
Price Is cent? bottle For sale esssSNnsEe-
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Boy pound package of Floyd's candies
1t will have in il all kinds of caramels
English walnuts, cream almonds, French
nougat, real sugar plums, marshmallows anc
fine chocolates. No glucose, all pure coiors
and no adulterations in anything. Every.
thing sold strictly pure, wholesome and nu'
tritious al FLOYD q MONEYS
Main Strpet
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for coughs and colds: 81 have been uying
10 get along without them, but with the odds
rather against me. l do not see how u Il
possible for public man to bs himself in
rintsr without this admirable aid"-Rst. z.
N. Depens, Pooasset, Mass. Sold only in
boxes Price 25 cents.
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ROBINSON. Apetheca5.


have Just received lot of fine mules that
/ will sell as cheap as they can De bought In
this or any other market. Cali at 164 Main
street, opposite courthouse.
J. H MANOR,
nva TAI
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BETHEsDA.-This elegant mineral water
certainly has no superior in the world, and
succeeds in urinary troubles when all else
fails.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-24

Chancery Courf-Horrigan, Judge.
Motion docket will be recalled on Monday,
and all motions disposed of by the Court,
whether attorneys are present or not.
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Mules and Horses.


In addition TO large supply OF mules, ]
have also good lot of horses and brood
AZ RAIRRs g uninn street
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OFFICIAL CHANGES.
designations of Two Members OF the
Legislative Council Sent Very
Quietly to the Governor.
Messrs. Graves and James Step Out,
While Messrs. A. =. Liverm0re
and Z. L. Cochran Step In.

By way Il Nashville the news came yes
terdsy that Mr.. E. C. Graves, of the Fire
aud Police Commissioners, and Mr.. Henry
James, of the Board of Public Works, had
offered their designations, which had been
accepted, and that their successors had been
appointed. There was an air of cheap mys-
terry about the whole affair in Memphis,
which the people, very probably, will not
admire much. The gentlemen recommended
are excellent selections, and the APPEAL is
certain that had the public known they were
the choice of the Council they would have
ratified it. The Legislative Council certainly
showed an unaccouutable distrust of the
people whom they represent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-24
.AINFALL FOR THE COTTON BELT.

Average for the disrict...l.41 inches LOS inches
For Tennessee separately the weekly
ap,opof IL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-24

THERE is nothing in the world 10 refresh
ing and healthiul az glass Of effervescing
Bethesda before breakfast. For sale by
ROBINSON, Apothecary,
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1867 Prizes, amounting $685.
Application for rates to clubs should be made
only 10 the Office of the Company In New Orleans
For further information, write clearly, giving
full address. Send orders by Express or RegiS-
tered Letter, Money Order. addressed only TO
NJ. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, La. or
M. A. DAUPHIN, COZ seventh street
washington. ID. e., or No. West CoGrt
street, Memphis, Tenn.
E.B.-In the Extraordinary semi.An.
nuai Drawing of next June, the Capital
PRICE viii be $50. 900.
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LAW REPORTS.

Circuit Court-Pferce, Judge.
Motions will be heard to-day. Court cor
venes promptly at 9 o'clock.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Average for Tennessee...l3 So inches 2o3 inch
D. T. FLANNERY, Observer in Charge.
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Criminal Courts orriEas, Jaage.
Calendar for to-day: Nos. SO, Bill Malone;
81, John Kline; Sc, Tom Collins. Motions
to-day.
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WANTS.


MAN AND WIFE-Man to attend to horse and
INl garden; woman to do housework; German
preferred. Apply at COTTAGE GALLERY,
49 Beale street.
ATEN AND WOMBN-Io start new business at
-lNl their own homes; no peddling; SOC ar. hour
made. Send l0c for Is samples and instrucnons.
Address MASON il CO., Montpelier, Vermont.
DOARDERs-Two gentlemen wanted
d At IS Avery street.
GITUATION-As Gardener by an experienced
- man. Address c., Appeal ONCE.
DARrNER-Wilh small capital TO engage in
u business in the city, Address, u, this oflee.
a GEN1S-To canvass for quick selling book.
II Apply between and 10 O'Clock, at No. 222
Front street. u. Y. OBk1AN. :
MO HUMBUG-THE LATEST OUT-The new
In mode OF Dresscutting; is swift, simple and
correct giving ease, grace and beauty 10 the figure
Taught by MILE. TOOHEY, OF New York City. al
304 Second street, between Madison and Monroe.
Is At $40 Second street.
CITUATION-In mercantile house; will wore
- to the interest OF his employer; references
given. Address 4. j., this ONCE.
NLD GOLD WATOR-CAsEs-Chain Jewelry,
~ etc, for CASH. J. N. Milford 4 Co., 1888 Main.
AGEN-sOO good Levee Men--lO0 at omega, La.
wi 100 at Delta, La, and 100 at Ellislie, Miss.
Station work at Omega and Ellslie. Ice per yard
Delta, 1Sc; 81 per day for good men; good board,
Hper week Apnlv on work.
HUGH CARLISLE. Contractor
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INTERVIEW WITH MR.. JAMES.

Yesterday afternoon an APPEAL reporter
called upon Mr.. James at his Office and
asked him the cause of his resignation.
81 have been 60 epgrossed in my business"
said the gentleman, shat have not had
time to attend to my duties as member of
the Board of Public Works"
when did you offer your resignation"
"Soms weeks age l sent word to Mr..
MADDEN of lay intention TO resign, and he
asked me TO hold it up for short time, as
he understood Mr.. Graves intended resign
ing and the two designations could be sent
to the governor together. l did so. Last
Saturday there was an Informal meeting of
the Council, and the discrimination was
reached that Capt. james Lee, ir., should be
recommended as the successor Of Mr.. Graves,
that Mr.. A. s. Livermore should be sug-
gested for Mr.. Lees place in the board, aud
that my place should be filed by Mr.. r. l..
Cochran. In order that there might be no
political scramble for the place, the matter
was kept quiet"
Understanding that Capt. Lee had been in
trusted with the petitions, the reporter called
upon thst gentleman, who had just returned
from Nashville.