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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-19
Financial Failures.

New YORK, Jan. IS.-The business faii-
ures for the last seven days in the United
State. we're $50; in Canada, 43; total, 425, a.
against 1913 for the previous week. an in.
croas. si % and the greatest number OF
failures reported in one week ~ ce 1878.
Thty ure neither large nor sign. Meant in
charac g., being composed manly Of the
small class OF traders.
IN Mississippi.
J.cKsos. MISS, Jan IS Lake Bros :.
h,uk at Grenada has s-.ig ed. The esti-
mated assets are SEA OOn: ish IA is s65 900.
B + Crook. OF Forest, Mississippl, has
assigned. The estimate assets are $l2,oOU;
liabilities, 5000
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-19
?, 50 loss a7S5 ,Os .


Isstyear 800. 81 Clio li&152 1885, -.
Exports this Yves - era tam, 1881
France 10, 2S6; Conu ent IS 20. OK tins Ell.
Ito. 527; yesterday. l6l,iiG this dsy Ia year,
qS2l3.
IEw oRLrAssh RKEr.
NV ORLrAs-, Al. rs -tiuur quiet ana
steady; ,sn,i v 81 90 to $4.5O; higher .raics,
$3.50 t. IS IS. Corn que; mixed 80
white, g. Oais In moderate demand ~ 30.
Cornm,a al higher and scarce ~ $500. Pork
steady With tar demand; old, slo 20, new,
SIS 62l.2 Lard hrm; tierce renn-d IS 4;
teg.el<. Baik meats steady al b good
d. maud; Of GU lders. packed, S6.l7 10
90 20; long clear and clear rin. s. T. Boon
sea CO and hrm; no shoulders here; long
Clear anu clear rio. Ss7s Hams. snoics
suesr-cur-d csnvsss-d, dull aud 'o--r ~
70 Whrky steady aud uncha ged. G hee
steady WITH fair demand. x - c,rEOes, C m.
mon to prime, $40 i-2 SAB "a. Sugar QUIT
and steady: common To god common
l5Sto4 rs, fair 10 FULLY tsir, 5 is - .,
prime 20 chuice 5 l-2 10 s rs; yellow clan.
f.d 634 TOT; white cisuti.d, IA q
73s; sranulsted. SIS. hola-sss quiet;
c.ntrifugsi. 10 TO -; common 20 tn ~. lAir
- to %: prime - chuice, "a rs. Rio.
steady with fair demand: Louisiana orii'
nary ~ prime t5-S tot7S. Bran niehsr
and scarce. ms. C1uoa seed oft, prime
crude, 81. -numnr yellow, ~ 10 % Sight
exchange on N.V York. 81 per loo; pre-
m lum steruns ". V 4Sl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-19

w.suIsoros. Jan ls-Ispeoial.l-Po ter
Smith. Of Fort worth, Is here working, u is
said. for the Santa 70 rleht Of way bill.
The bill to giys Gainesyilss branch OF
tina federal court ha, been referred 10 tho
sub. oomnlit.e OF the Judiciary committee
Tho defeat OF the Mexican treaty is The
tonic and Ia REGARDED as the first blood Tor
the protection influence. II 10 now said
with good reason that II such measure
cannot pass the senate, no tariff bill, that
tina h ouso will be likely 10 pass, will ever
get through.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-19

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ia. ]. Rogers
and George w Foster, Pullman car con
duc,ors Connected with trains running be-
tween New York and Chicago on the Penn
sylvania road, pleads gully to the embef
Element OF railroad tickets. Sentence waa
deferred. The men sold tickets TO scalPe
in New York.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-09-26

Occurred in Bellevue Sunday morn
ing about o'clock. No one knows
its origin, but starting up at such an
unreasonable hour has led to the sup
position that it was the work of an
incendiary. The blaze started in
Burnham & Ringgold's stables oppo-
site Spielman's brewery, and was
we'll under way when discovered.
Burnham & Ringgold are quite heavy
losers, six horses, several sets Of har-
ness, three or four bnggies, wagons,
hay and grain, $4,000 or $4,000 in
value. Poor old Judge Cameron, Of
Little Wood River, just out in time
to put up at this stable and lose his
team, harness, etc. DR.. Locke is out
horses and wagon; Capt. Lusk lost
his fine English saddle animal; Geo
A. Mccormick, his chestnut sorre
team and carriage; Tom Kermeen
his Muldoon racer, and two or three
others (travelers) lost their teams
Besides the stable and contents Mich
OILS blacksmith shop went down in {
twinkling, which was severe loss t.
the old gentleman; also log resi-
dence and carpenter shop. Afte
all it was fortunate the wind was no
stiff from the north else the tow
would have burned down. Inter
Idaho.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-09-26

The richest man in the world &C
cording to Melbourne, Australia,
journal, is Lord Rupertswood, who
resides in Victoria. BY the death Of
his father he inherited $500, 900 sheep
100000 head of cattle and 100000
acres of land in that colony and as
much in England. His estate is worth
more than $2OO,000,OOO, which IN
creases daily. The residence of Lord
Rupertswood in Melbourne, which
cost 100000 is one of the finest
palaces in the world. The story does
not read smoothly. There is too much
land in it, especially the 100000
acres in England. Lord Rupertswood
is hardly as rich as w. II. Vanderbilt
whose fortune is placed at $290,000,-
900.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-09-26

From an English paper we select
the following lines:
cat home and at school the boys
should be taught the natural effects
of alcohol upon the processes of hu-
man life. First they should be taught
that it can add nothing whatever to
the vital forces or vital tissues--that
it never enters into the elements of
structure. Second, they should be
taught that it disturbes the action of
the brain and that the mind can get
no help from it that is to be relied
upon. Third, they should be taught
that alcohol infames the baser pas
sions and debases the feelings. Fourth
they should be taught that appetite
for drink is surely formed on those
who use it, which destroys the health,
Injuries the character, and in millions
of instances, becomes ruinous to for
tunes and to all the high interests of
the soul. Fifth, they should be taught
that crime and pauperism are directly
caused by alcohol. So long as 81
100000 are daily spent for drink in
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-09-26

A UNIQUE HALL-Very early last
Sunday morning white man mount
ed on grey horse and leading a
smaller animal apparently heavily
packed passed through Boise City
from the south. He avoided the prin-
cipal streets, and kept up near the
barracks, and there he paused mo-
ment to adjust the pack on the ami
NAL he was leading. just at this time
several soldiers and youthful sojour-
ner in the city returning from nights
frolic came upon the dismounted
equestrian and noticed that the pack
he was trying to cinch securely was
no less than Chinese woman. They
were not little surprised, but before
their curiosity was satisfied the stran-
lger mounted and fastened on. This
incident tallies with an abduction re-
Gently reported. The incoming Lun-
Idly stage, saws the Bodie Free Press
was stopped yesterday. A man with
a gun in each hand told the driver te
halt, which command was promptly
complied with. When asked wha
was wanted the stranger said, 0yo,
know" Thinking he wanted Wells
Fargo & Co.'s express box it wa
thrown down to him, but to the dri
vers surprise the stranger returne,
: it. A Chinawoman, the only passen
ger, was what the stranger wanted
She was taken off the wagon by fore
Y and made such resistance that sh
+ was beaten over the head with a 81
g shooter. A horse was near by, on t
d which the celestial female was care
r fully packed and taken over the hill.
# Statesman.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-09-26

England, and $a,ooo,ooo per day in
the United States, leaving little else
to show for it's cost but diseased stom-
achs, degraded homes, destroyed in
dustry, increased pauperism, and ag-
gravated crime. The boys should
understand the facts about alcohol
and be able to act upon them in their
earliest responsible conduct"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-09-26
industrial Economy.

The Statistician Of the Agricultural |
Department at Washington has issu-
ed treaties upon the industrial econ
omy of the United States, in which |
he presents some results Of his inves-
LEGATIONS of the statistics of manufac-
ture and agricultural production Of
the country for twenty years. The
statistics show that within that period,
owing to labor-saving machinery, the
products ofsegriculture have been
more than doubled with smaller pro-
portion Of farm labor, and now there
will be glut Of farm products unless
this proportion is further reduced.
The fact is shown that the surplus of
food products, exported to foreign
markets, merely pays for imported
| food and luxuries, and that trade can
not be extended without a ruinous
reduction in price. The progress OF
what is called the Central West" of
the United States, is presented in de-
auctions from statistics, showing that
half the cultivated area of the country
lies in one-fourth of its territory, pro-
ducing more than three-fourths Of
, some of the principal crops. The
Ohio Valley is the most fully occupied
body of land, Ohio having SO per cent
, of her surface in farms, Indiana $50
Illinois S8.4, Kentucky "a, and nc
other State as much. Three-tenth.
of the manufactures Of the United
States are produced in the ssCentra
West" in less than three-tenths o
the area of the country.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-09-26

s1sslsER's open letter to Haley
l. received several days ago, but
/ hadn't room for it in Tuesdays is
h. 1t has been published in onesor
10 Of the Territorial papers, and has
Fought out reply from HALEY,
|hich we clipped from the News Mi
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-09-26

lHEY have finally come to break,
pinch-out, the end of the vein or
something else In the Banner, in the
pfft running east. This drift has
0eeh run five hundred feet on the
EN- at the depth of about three hun
'ea leet' and the ore was continuous
and rich all the way. There is now
10 ore in the east end of the drift.
hobbins, foreman of the mine,
''''lks 1t is nothing more than break
sne vein, and that they will soon
S'''Ae 1t again. Five hundred feet il
pretty extensive pay chute, and the
'anner Is big bonanza, even if the
~ mas been reached. The drift is
s'ii. being driven ahead, and side
S'ii1s will soon be run to hunt for the
-. ledge. We feel confident thai
", N0oins theory will prove correct
w., men 1t comes to quartz mining, and
coo sung on the freaks of veins, 10 i:
|snn. a' lie understands all the dips
ana angles of the business.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-09-26
In Probate Court of Boise County

In the matter of the estate of Patrick Callalasa.
deceased.
1T APPEARING TO THE COURT BY THE PIE,
tiiiou presented and filed by S.. c. Silsby, the,
Administrator of the estate of Patrick Callahan de
ceased praying for order to sell real estate, tina,
it is necessary sell the whole of the real estate TO-
pay the debIs outstanding sgainst the deceased.
and the debts, expenses and charges Of the admin
istraton. 1t 10 therefore orderad by tn Court that
all persons interested in the said estate appear be
fore the said Probate Court on
Monday the 18th day of October, 1854
at eleven o clock in the forenoon of said day, at
the Court room of said Probate Court, at ldaho.
City. Boise county. 1. T., TO show cause why al
order should net be granted to said Administration
to sell so much of the real estate of the deceased
shall be necessary. and that copy of this order BE-
published at least four successive weeks in tn
idaho Semi Weekly World, newspaper print e
and published in Idaho City and county of Boise
NJ B. MOORE. proh 1rs,ss
Idaho City, Sept @. 1854.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-09-26

The elder Jones returned Wednes-
bav from his trip to Banner and Col
honda. His Winchester rifle might
lust as we'll have been left at home.
Fhe only game he got was one fool
Chicken, and he killed that with a
ktck.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-09-26

CURTIS Esr1s, of Estis Mountain,
Custer county, passed through here
Sunday for Boise City, and returned
yesterday and will go on to Custer to-
Hay. He says Bonanza town is about
deserted. The Custer mill is still
running on good ore from the Custer
mime.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-09-26

|cup,s. W1LKIE (Speaker) has re-
|s..ed his saloon on Wall street and
| $ 4 ND in neat style generally.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-09-26

|u,cox SMITH was down from Ban
+h;s week. He has the contract
| furnishing beef for the Elmira
(nnanv. and was down after beef
Stfln.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-09-26

THE Queen of the Hills will soon
|egin the shipment of two carloads
sr day and continue it all winter,
kys the Bellevue Chronicle, and it
proposes to ship more ore before
bring than any Wood River mine
las this summer.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-09-26
10. CAVE returned BY yesterdays
stage.
John GERMAN came down from
Banner yesterday.

The World printed the Boise coun-
ty Republican ticket yesterday
large sized posters the same as those
we printed for the Democrats.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-09-26

JOHN KENNALY, Isidor Smith and
Ezra Gibson went to Banner and
back-about sixty miles the other
day, and they were not travelling
against time, either. They had one
Of Dryde McClintock's teams.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-09-26

hf,ss NAOMI SMITH, of Banner, came
In the other day, and is visiting
lends at this place.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-09-26

H. w. DUNToN returned the other
day from Boise City. Mrs. Dunton
will remain at the capital couple Of
weeks.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-09-26

The Archambault boys, Of Banner
finished their contract the other day
OF cutting and hauling twelve or fif.
teen hundred cords Of wood for the
Elmira company. They will proba
bly, take another contract for the
coming winter.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-09-26

WE erred last Tuesday in saying
|Fhat kossuth, the packer, passed
here from Sheep Mountain
"e should have said Emanuel Fon.
[tes' the packer. They have both
Oeen packing ore from Sheep Noun.
Fam to reduction works in Custer
county. Kossuth went out via Bo.
[nanza.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-09-26

GEO. BENNETT returned Wednes-
Hay from his visit to relatives in Bos-
bon, Mass. George also visited Rhode
sland. He has been gone FIVE weeks.
George says he had fine time, and
|Thle in Massachusetts, feasted prin-
Reipally on fresh fish of many varieties
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-09-26

|o.x,r fail to be at the ball tonight,
m Good time will be had.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-09-26

E. R. RICHARDS, editor of the
Wood River News Miner, returned
|the other day from his trip to the
II ellowstone, and is running, in the
News Miner, a series of descriptive
articles of the travels of the party
and the wonders of the Yellowstone
country.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-09-26

Hon. JOIN HALEY will undoubt-
eddy be elected Delegate in Congress.
His majority, however, will not be SO
large as it would be had he not taken
the stump for George Ainslie two
years ago. In the opinion Of great
many, in working for Ainslie he was
working against the best interests Of
the Territory, and not few will re.
member this when they cast thei1
votes.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-09-26
[spd,ag Of 5aral~'ti's'

=, c,othtng cleaned and mended,
FEY Esl slass style by Mrs. }. w. REEL
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-09-26

IT don't seem to be as easy mat
ter to find willing candidates for Of
fees in this county this year as here
tofore. George Young, Of Center
vile, nominated for the Assembly
and John Kennaly, of this place, for
County Commissioner, both on the
Republican ticket, declined to run and
the Central Committee met the other
day and put on D. C. Holden, Of
Placerville, for the Legislature and
Warren Taylor, of this place, fol
County Co missioner, in their places
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-09-26

following are the appointments
made by the Idaho M. E. Conference:
La Grande District-G. NJ. Irwin
P. E; Grande Ronde and Island City
E. Hayes; Union, Anderson; Canyon
City, G. NJ. Kennedy; Willow Creek
johnson.
Boise City District-Eads, P. E
Boise City, G. w. Grannis; Caldwell
S. E. Crow; Shoshone, J. w. Max
we'll; Emmettsville, Thompson; Wei
ser City, Sullens; Ketchum and Hail
ey, A. J. Joslyn.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-09-26

KEYSTONE; Dan Hayes recently
killed white blackbird in the streets
of Ketchum. A genuine white black
bird, the first the writer ever saw
1t is claimed there are 500 to 600
people in the Lost River country,
with prospect of continued increase
of population during the fall months.
People complain of dull times on
Wood River, but the fact that the
assessment roll of this year exceeds
that of last year by over half mill
ion dollars, is evidence of the steady
permanent growth Of Alturas county
Kelley and Hatton, the two pris'
oners held in the county Jail for trla
| in October on the Morris murder case
are in low spirits and rather quiet a
all times. While on visit to the
court house yesterday were told by
Sheriff Furey, who is situated to no
tice the varied dispositions of prison
ers, that Kelley never has word t.
say on any occasion, while Hattol
frequently shows a'timidity, and fea
of unjust treatment that keeps him IL
a nervous condition. Both prisoner
are, however, peaceable and in goo(
conduct at all times Keystone.
! J. r. Box, Of Quartzburg, drop
ped into this Office yesterday and pai'
another years subscription to tn
WORLD in advance. He always keep
ahead of the WORLD. Mr.. Box vii
go down to Boise City to-day
He says Sam Magee, Charley Clar
and one or two others, are working
the Gold Hill ledge on lease, at tn
surface, and up on the hill. The
are taking out very fair ore, and Dav
i Coughanour and others are still a
,,work on the Pioneer, near the Col
Hill. They have taken out abou
fifty tons of ore.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-09-26

(mi-Weekly World.
.v.. ::::::.: ssEPT. 20, 1884
[ppd,np Of tarat~diss.
:, o,othtne cleaned and mended,
Es rsls style by Mrs. J. W. REEL
,,r fail to be at the ball tonight.
vav.up good time will be had,
c,,p,s. W1LKIE (Speaker) has re-
|1sred his saloon on Wall street and
"a i up in neat style generally.
|u,ss NAOMI Smith, of Banner, came
rn the other day, and IS visiting
ends at this place.
MACON SMITH was down from Ban
this week. He has the contract
furnishing beef for the Elmira
unonv and was down after beef
Sttle.
sNeIsER's open letter to Haley
.s received several days ago, but
hadn't room for it in Tuesdays is
.. It has been published in onesor
% Of the Territorial papers, and has
Fought out reply from HALEY.
Ibcb we clipped from the News Mi
Ter.
THE Queen of the Hills will soor
egin the shipment of two carloads
sr day and continue it all winter
sys the Bellevue Chronicle, and i
Proposes to ship more ore before
bring than any Wood River mine
AS this summer.
The elder Jones returned Wednes
lav from his trip to Banner and Col
|onda. His Winchester rifle Nigh
lust as we'll have been left at home
Fhe only game he got was one foo
Rhicken, and he killed that with
btick.
CURTIS EsT1s, of Estis Mountain
Custer county, passed through her
Sunday for Boise City, and returne
yesterday and will go on to Custer te
Pay. He says Bonanza town is abor
Deserted. The Custer mill is sti
cunning on good ore from the Custe
mime.
! GEO. BENNETT returned Wedne
Hay from his visit to relatives in Bo
ton, Mass. George also visited Rhod
Island. He has been gone FIVE week
George says he had a fine time, an
while in Massachusetts, feasted pril
Fpally on fresh fish of many varietie
&. R. RICHARDS, editor of tt
Wood River News Miner, returne
6the other day from his trip to tt
a ellowstone, and is running, in tt
News Miner, a series of descripti,
ARTICLES of the travels of the par
and the wonders of the Yellowstol
country.
We erred last Tuesday in sayil
fhat Kossuth, the packer, pass
Enough here from Sheep Mountai
"e should have said Emanuel Flo
Ees' the packer. They have DO
Oeen packing ore from Sheep Mou
Fam to radnotion ,yorl,s IN Cnst
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-24
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of Ale Second Ndicia, Dis
riot of tEe Territory of Idaho, iii snd fer the
county of Alturas. j. NJ B.r5ett and H. Z Bnril-
hart, plaintiffs VS.. John r. brown. f.udant.
The People of the United States in the TER tory
of Idaho, send Greeting IL John f. Brown de-
fend9nt.
You sre hereby required TO appear 10 an action
brought against gu by the allowed nam, pla Il
tds, IN the District Court of the second Judicial
District of the Territory OF Idaho. in and for the
county of Atlrss, ard to answer the complaint
fied therein, within ten deys exclusive of the
day of servi 81, after the service on You Of this
kuinmons-if served within this eounty. or, If
served ont Of this county fut III this di,tii, t.
or iudgmenf by default wi be taken against you
according to the yer of said ompigiHt
che said a.tioT rs or lIoht 10 recover lud gmeiit
against you, thc SAID defendant, that $50 rc'o-
fore paid TO you that certain piece OF wo- sh III
be done. accorsin1 T. ttnent st fovtl IN said
complaint. which Won haze failed 10 do b. ela-
clared pIortgsge lien the wa;e rig and canal
described il said complain that SAID lien he fore
closed and said canal sold To satisfy said clam and
costs # suit The f.cts more fully appearing in
pl,intifs' complsint, certified copy # which IS
here with served.
And you are hereby notified that il you + il to
required, the said plant ifs vii ply 10 the Court
for the re ief der and d In srid compl int
Givsn under my hand aud seal Of the Distric+
Court If the Second Judi al ri rict Of the Ter
ritOrv % Idaho. In and for the COUNT of turas
this 18th dry Of veinber. in he wear of our Lord
one thousand ,dght hundred ard eiettyfous.
isEALI J.. RICHARDSON, CLERK.
By E. T.. RI-aAgDs. Denuty tlsrt. MIC
KISGspUnf Mcgowan, Plfs. Attjs.