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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-17


10 VosHAY will leave tomorrow Or
next day for Omaha. He NAV return
this fall, and may not be back before
next spring. He will take specimens
OF the cement gravel the Snake river
prospecting party brought from the
head OF that river, and have it assay
ed. Mr.. Voshay says if it will pay
20 per ton it can be crushed at a profit
The cement is very hard and will
have to be worked the same as quartz.
There are huge mountains of this ce-
ment gravel, and if it carries gold in
paying quantities, what rattlete-
banging Of stamps will be heard in
that section ere long, and what a won
derful scene Of mining operations will
be Witnessed! If that cement gravel
carries 50 per ton, which is not at al |
improbable, the millions that the
mountains at the head of Snake river
will yield cannot be estimated.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-17

The will of the late Henry w.
Shaw Josh Billings), bequeaths ST.
600 each to his two daughters and his
son-in-law and divides his books,
lectures ETC., between his wife and
two daughters. He leaves his wife,
as long as she remains his widw, all
the interest arising out of his invest
ments, and at her death it is to be di-
vided between his two daughters.
The market value of his estate is $685.
600.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-17

| capitol building will not only
H. r'1pleted within the appropri-
[on' but there will be four or five
l,oh. au dollars over to apply on the
h, ~. 0i furniture and carpets.
I,s, ~ speaks we'll for the COM
lp,t;a ''S who have had the con-
| i AN Of the building in charge.
J !. are thing that public build
H.. : Completed within the ammo.
|ghted to NO part of the building is
Ite,;., :" accomplish this, but the
kona a' used and the workmanship
- Observation-Disclosures
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-17

About sixty OF the Tacoma rioters
will be indicted for their unlawful acts
in driving off the Chinese. Amongst
the number are the Mayor Of Tacoma,
the Probate Judge of Pierce county,
in which Tacoma is situated, the Presi-
dent of the Young Mems Christian
Association at Tacoma, several saloon
keepers and the editor and proprietor
of the Tacoma News.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-17

REPUBLIcAN:-The Oregon Con-
struction store at Ontario, was robber
one night last week of $780,. There
are rs convicts confined in the peni-
Tertiary at Boise City, Is of which
are United States prisoners. -. Mr..
Edmunds, the lame bootblack, of
Haley, was found dead in his cabin
Thursday of last week.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-17

A telegram from Rangoon says that
war between Burmah and the Indian
Government has been formally de-
clared. This war in Asia may affect
the patched up peace of Europe and
cause complications that will bring on
a fierce struggle Inter-Idaho.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-17

x 10 SHARBENo came down the other
day from Banner. He will go down
to Boise City in day or two, and
says he may go on to Canada. He
says the Banner mine is looking bet
ter now than it has for several weeks.
The ledge is larger and more COM
pact. The mill, he says, will shut
down the latter part of this week.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-17

No machine of travel that man
ever invented can equal the speed of
a wild fowl. The canvas-back duck
flies two miles a minute. The broad
bills go slightly slower. The teal
can fly at the rate of 100 miles an
hour; the wild goose goes about nine-
ty,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-17

THE nimrods are beginning to bring
in venison. Peter Lebon has killed
two or three deer lately, Ed. Maloy
brought in two a few days ago, and
julius Mautz and the WORLDS ma
ipular of the pencil and scissors slew
two last Saturday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-17

eff man wants to own the earth,
what does woman want!" inquired
Mr.. Grab of his better-half, after a
little family matinee few days ago.
"Well, my DEAR" responded that lady
in a gentle, soothing tone, "to own
the man, / suppose"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-17

John P. Campbell has been ap-
pointed Deputy United States Mar
|ha BY Marshal DuBoise. The APP
ointment meets with general APP
!'oVa1 as he will always do his duty
Inter Idaho.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-17

WIN. HILL and George Tregaskis
came in the other day from Emmetts-
vile with pork, which they sold at 8
cents. Mr.. Hill had thirteen porkers
and George three.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-17

MRs. S. G. Sissy left last Saturday
for St. Helena, California, to be gone
all winter for the benefit of her
health.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-17
The ClearInx HOUSE.
8. T.. ChrOnicle.

Briefly stated, the object Of the
clearinghouse is the effecting at one
place Of all the daily exchanges be-
tween several associated banks and
the payment at the same place of the
balances resulting from such ex-
changes. The first institution of this
kind was established in London lust
century ago, as place where the
clerks OF the bankers of that CITY
could assemble each day to exchanges
with one another the checks drawn
upon and bills payable at their res
pective houses. Before the clearing
house existed each bank had to send
q clerk to the places Of business Of.
all the other bankers to collect the.
sums due them on checks and bills.
and it is obvious that much time was
consumed by this process, which in.
volved also the use of an unnecessa-
ry amount Of money and correspond.
ing risks of carriage. In 1775 the.
common center of exchange was
agreed upon, and at first i. was sim
ply place of meeting resorted to-
only by private bankers. Its use was
still further extended in 1858 to in
clude country banking institutions.
1t came to be perceived in the course
OF time that the asserting and distri-.
button of checks and bills could be-
more expeditiously conducted by the
appointment of two or three common
clerks to whom each bankers clerk
could give all the instruments of ex-.
change which he wished to collect
and from whom he could receive those.
payable at his own house. The pay.
ment of the balance settled the trans
action. An analysis of the statements
of the London Clearing house shows
that the amount of cash passed be-
tween the banks was often less than
per cent. of the total sums cleared,
Latterly, however, the. arrangements
of this institution have been further
perfected, so that neither coin nor.
notes are now required. The clear
ing-house, as well as each banker us
ing it, has an account at the Bank Of
England, and the balances due at the.
close of each days transactions are.
settled by transfers from one account
to another at the bank.
At an early day in the history of,
banking institutions of the United
States the clearinghouse system was
adopted as means of facilitating the
payment Of balances, and there are
now thirty institutions of this charac-
ter established in different cities of
the United States. To give one an
idea of the magnitude of the transact
tons, it is but necessary to state that
the total amount of clearings by all
the banks under this system, from the
date of the organization of the first
clearinghouse, thirty-two years ago,
up to January l, 1885, was 1914, 3O2,-
3O4,sS7. The New York clearing
house does an annual business of
about $3o,0O0,O0o,0O0, while that of
San Francisco reports it's clearings at
about se00,0O0,OOo annually. While,
in effect the operations of the clear
lighthouses of the different American
cities are substantially the same, they
vary in detail, and description of
the methods of one will by no means
convey to the mind clear idea of.
the workings of all
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-17

Mrs. LEROY THOMAS left last Sat-
|'lay Tor Boise City where she will
Fnaln during the winter. She re-
Eaested US to extend her thanks to
FSpeople of this burg for many ia
|oS she received while here.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-17

ALEX ORCHARD will give a ball at
Ibis place on Christmas night. His
ia will appear in due time.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-17

CHAs. MAGEE brought down six
Ms Of bullion from the Banner mine
M week.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-17

JoyAs w. BRowN came up from the
|.pital yesterday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-17

AN attempt was made to rob the
stage last week, about seven miles
south of Silver City.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-17

Rr1L's execution has been postpon-
i to the 10Th inst.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-17

NJ CARDIGAN will give a grand ball
this place in Garden Valley on New
FEARS. His ad will appear soon. +
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-17
|,sna,pp Of 5aeal-'tiss.

A. GooDL1FFE went up to Ban
II few days ago.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-17

THG Idaho City Theatricals have
|sntfor four Or five new plays which
|Ell be here soon. They will give
bne Of their entertainments sometime
Pring next month.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-17

Mas. J.W. REEL, who has been
mite sick for sometime, is improving
EoNly.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-17

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cartwright went
down to Shafer Creek yesterday for
the winter.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-17

THOMAS GRANEY came down from
Banner last week, and returned yes
|srday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-17

''THE great car of moral progress
got another forward boost yesterday
when Judge Broderick gave Sam
Hatton fourteen years in the peniten-
tiary," is the language Of the News
Miner. His crime was grand larceny.
If this is the Sam Hatton who was
tried for the murder of Aaron Morris,
on Wood Silver, and acquitted, he is a
hard CASE There is out little doubt
that he had hand in the murder of
Morris.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-17

FRED SMALL. went up to Banner the
other day to represent his quartz
claim.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-17

RspoETs from Rocky Bar indicate
good mining outlook for another
year.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-17

For 60 days we will sell Mems
Pants, Suits and Overcoats at Cost
|r cash only. We mean business.
Myer & Smith.
SEPT 18th, God.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-17

At Placerville, on or about Nov.
Eth, to the wife of Jake Wagner, a
laughter.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-17

[4 ~ body of E. H. Swezey was
/, suu on the railroad track about six
IN - from Shoshone, says the Inter-
'uO' AT least two trains ran over
deceased. Ten dollars and fifty
- ~ CON- a pocket diary, two or
.e''ers, a pocket-knife and a re-
Fps Tor shipment of his valise from
a'e'on, Oregon to Denver, Colora-
MI y wells Fargo & Co., were
II III Ills pockets. Portions of his
|x,. "'u skull were found strewn for
distance of $50 feet. He was about
80 Years of age.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-17

Born: At this place, Nov. Is,
$751; to the wife of Chas. Marcus, a
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-17

At Albany, Oregon, on the night
'ne 9th instant, while James Camp
F4a young man, was walking UP
\ s'eet with young lady, his affi-
EEl'so' Captain N. N. Saunders of
||"'allls' the editor of the Benton
F''aer' stepped behind them and
'u TWO shots. One entered Mr..
BB'4'poells back, and he died from
T. wound Jealousy is supposed to
Oeen the cause [Inter-Idaho.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-17

Semi Weekly world.
::::"Nov. II. 1885
B,.pa,ag Of J'eal-'tiss.
R. A. GooDL1FrE went up to Ban
n few days ago.
JoyAs w. BRowN came up from the
L,pital yesterday.
Rr1L's execution as-been postpon-
h to the 10th inst.
Mas J.W. REEL, who has been
Iuite sick for sometime, is improving
|lowy.
CHAs. MAGEE brought down six
bins Of bullion from the Banner mine
list week.
THOMAS GRANEY came down from
Banner last week, and returned yes
leday.
ALEX ORCHARD will give ball at
his place on Christmas night. His
ia will appear in due time.
N. CARDIGAN will give a grand ball
this place in Garden Valley on New
Wears. His ad will appear soon.
THG Idaho City Theatricals have
sntfor four Or five new plays which
ill be here soon. They will give
pae Of their entertainments sometime
Paring next month.
For 50 days we will sell Mems
Pants, Suits and Overcoats at Cost
r cash only. We mean business.
Myer g. Smith.
SEPT 18th, God.
Born: At this place, Nov. Is,
@5, to the wife of Chas. Marcus, a
|On
At Placerville, on or about Nov.
lth' to the wife of Jake Wagner, a
laughter.
John P Campbell has been ap-
0ntod no,,,@,x TI.Ll o. 1r
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5rHREElsuDDEN DEATHS

n s.snbsnytife "a Twenty -fonr Hours.
Prominent Citszsns Gone.
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NEwsiy BRIEF.

G "A numbsr Of persons In the iail at Yer.
saiiles, Ind. escaped by digging out.
Talasra, a,biara II q, a,iyssson ,sS TaS have
struck for oli hours and extra nav ior 81.
ia work, =
Irbs fan,o,,s I, t,o.tar ,.ros nss;, vii ann.
M ~ 49, n, os ast, ~
CIV No No 2 w sass' - y Ffsfs
TX y,,,ns y, "a ,nI.,.,, ns.ts,,,,s ~
yynoslsr 3 Ss sheLsd S - % daath I lila c.,;Sa ~
,,,en,, Il y, Ss.ess = y s.s''s s Jesse
Fi,s 4 .ha % ,i.n,,la an ,a.,,o,.a !,
5;sasi. a ~ ~ y. - +. M g
~ ~ nnn ", saussu ~. u..lss - y s
y ,Nss :, Z. !, .
sonn Frans 9 wealthy iarmer ,iying
near Fsinesy1lle, ", was swtndled out ot
s4,go " = sl.ss ~ ~ aaAt Pesa'
Henry sHi!lmani wanted l9r tne murder
OF zen w Mliiiams, o. I slen9lasyllle, Z, ky.,
was arrested at eprinslelai " L
Z 1tiathought that superints Jami.
son, OF the railway mail seryios, though q
Republi will not be removed.
The strike ON the Gull, Colorado and
Santa Fs railway ms ended IN Inc com.
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MS lsRasaAcT,.l
/. Man A.tsmpts % slest nls Mo.hsr.ln.
law and then Suicides.

a Man Attempts 70 shoot His liothsr.in.
law and then suieidss.i
1RosTov, o., August 81 .-1n Texas Hol:
low, thirteen miles from here, on satnr.
w. Z. Booth made an ine1ec.
taal attempt to kill two women, and then
killed himself He was married "a year
ago 70 Alice Montgomery, against the
wishesof her parents. He took her to
his isshef's house, where disagecsion
sprang,up between iliia mother and his
wife Alters while he joined his mother
in mis.reating his wife, and the girls
father took her home. Since then he has
made threats against her relatives, and
has begged her olive with him, but she
refused. ~ ~
saturdaynight being intoxicated, Booth
went 10 the honseof Morritt Willis, who
married his wifs,a hal f-sister, and found
his wiiels mother, irs. Montgomery and
Mrs. w ILLS eating q midnight lunch. He
Immediately fred two Bhotsat Mrs: Mont.
gomety and one at Mrs. Willis. Both
screamed and fell, and Booth, thinking
he had killed both, ran nearly 10 his
fathers house, and there shot himself
through the head. He #as an only son OF
Q respected farmer, and had been we'll
educated. a paper in his pocket out.
lined bis purpose Of murder and suicide.
MS. Montgomery was not Bit Mrs. VIII
lis received O ncing wound in the side.
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Mlm aiais I,Yltni,aI lhs 5niililnrl.r,

W4sarSsFos, d. O., August 81. The
period Of forty days fixed by the Pfesl.
dent in his proclamation ordering the re:
msval Of The cattle ranches from the
Cheyenne and Arapahoe ::agency, in. the
Indian Territory. expires tomorrow. The
Secletsryoi the Interior has received ad-
yices from the Territory. indicating the
purpose OF the ranehets to comply with
thelerms of the proclamation to the best
ottkeir ability, and thousands Of head oi
cattlel are now. on foot, en- route TO other
states and territories. It Is not believed
that the services ofthe military forces will
be required to, complete the evacuation ol
thetetritory. - iS
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/. AenaIss.ls assn. 81. sanaar.

Bosroy, August 81. The Police Com
mt.sionsrshaye ordered aIl the bakerisa
closed hereafter ct D O'Clock on Sunday
mornings. This order caused much dis.
satisfaction, both among the bakers and
their enstotners. The order, though an
old one. has not been enforced before tpt
years. The closing OF tie, bakeries at such
an hour will he the means, It is alleged, o.
idepiying the gteater part OF the hard
working people, who are the principal Gus.
toners Of those places, OF their Sunday
morning meal oi brown bread and baked
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A5oomplientfd Case.

WAs1lEorox, August sl.-An evening
paper commenting on the recent decision
Of Comptroller Durham concerning tile
accounts otthe court q Alabama claims,
says: sgrhe serious phase Of The matter
arises fromthe iart that Huxford, deputy.
clerk Of the court, has been drawing two
salaries from the government inaddition
70 q pension. He is q major on the re.
tlreI list OF the army, at o salary provided
forby law, he drawsa pension for disgbili.
lies contracted In the service, and has
been signing theipay roll as,deputy clerk
ot the court of Alabama claims.e
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A.NEw YoRK MunpER.


~ i r e '-I q
Egw YoRK, August 81 About 2 O'Clock
this afternoon sam Dsyis, Otherwise
known as VIM. Warren, was shot and
killed in a1oomsat lis Reads stree, by.a
man named Jill. n. Holland, who sasshe
isa Texan, and that he came here from
Abilene, Kansas. Davis Is . well known
sporting man aud occupied this room for
several years, conducting an alleged
brokerage business in mining and other
stocks. The room is only about six feet
by ten, Lighted ibyla single window and Ia
filthyint theextreme. ss1he, Davis, brother
OF the murdered man, was present OF the
time OF the shooting and tumbled down
two flights OF stairs in his haste to get
away. 3 N
As Aolland was walking rapidly away
from the scene, THE Davis pointed him
out to Q policeman who arrested him.
Holland was feticent about the matter,
merely asserting that the killing was JUS
tifable. 1t Is supposed the shooting grew
out of some transactions in stock. When
searched at the station q heavy revolver,
Sl,bQ0 in money and two gold watches
We're found on him. In the right band OF
the dead man was q SIS bill and scattered
about the floor were bonds OF the lace
value of $500. In his desk was o large
quantity Of apparent securities, among
them so, 500 In bonds Of the city of Mat.
topn, Ills signed by Thomas B: Lane, So.
peryisor. The desk also contained blank
shareso of the Santa RetaS Silver Mining
Taa.s.
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Al Elephant Loose.

PanapsLsaIa, August sl.-Abouttwoi
O'Clock this morning q large elephant in
one Of o,Bden's circus tents, on South
Broad street, broke loose, and pulling
down part Of the tent rushed around the
the enclosure wildly. Great eacttment
ensued, being increased hy the cries Of
ether animals, and the employees ran out
calling for the police. The htter declined
to assist in the recapture, and eventually
"a force of woflsmen secured the fractious
beast John lEimberline, O resident soi
Altoona, was picked up by the elephant
and hurled Q long distance, receiving seri-
ousiniuries. Hewas taken TO the PENN
sylyania Hospital. X
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IAIpREAcnERSA ASSAULTED

for PEesshing a Ser.
"a mon On erauf. Il
yosk, Pa, August sl.-A commoion,
was caused in the Eyange gelical church at
Winterssown, this county. yesterday
morning. The pastor had announced that
heiwould preach q memorial sermon on
General Grant. A man named Fulton
ssidno such sermon should be preached.
When thepastor, Rev. Mr.. Schultz, began
inihis sermon q reference to the heroes OF
the nlble times, and then spoke OF the
hero Just; placed in his last resting place,
Fulton called out 70 him to stop, at the
came time advancing 70 the pulpit The
preacher continuing, Fulton Beized him
and dragged him away from the pulpit,
striking him blow with bis flst and
knocking him down! Simon Engleb ebrecht,
who interfered to saysthe pastor from as.
sanlt, received one of Fulton,s blows on
his face, There was great xcitement; and
alter . time order was restored and the
services proceeaed. Fulton, sreported
this morning, has skipped over the line
into the State Of Maryland. ".
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wHrs.ssctsstuys sEadicott ordered back
to their regiments all line officers who had
been enjoying ''faney details" for -four
ysan. the country applaudsd. But the
danger signal was run up, and the coun,
Try was warnedito look out for the com.
iorable placing Of iayorites ofiths I'D.
nluistration. Now the Secretary Of Wsr
orders To- Washington, to assist on the
var records, his bfother-in-law, Captain
Lyman, who has been absent from his
company iots nine years. This is not .
gsahine article Of reform.
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IspmsApoLi4 Isb-. Ahguat sI.-This
morning train on the Big -Four road ran
over and killed Henry Hahn, completely
seyeting his bead irom his body. MI.
Hahn was seventy years Of fage and
prominent lnuaician. For moro than
thirty yenn he ha4 been d member or the
atre oreheAtras. He fed from Germany
IN 1913, in company withthe revolution
iats Of that yeaF, ,and located inthie city.
He leaves iamiy, one Of his children,
Mra' Basmeief, being leading soprano.
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BlnfAncx. DAE.. August si.-while
passing through Bad Lands, yesterday,
the eaatbound passengertrain wasatopped
by q herd Of antelopes, which slampeded
before the engine. Over one hundred Of
the animals kept on thetrack ahead Of the
engine for over . mile, refusing 10 leave
the track until the train was stopped. A
party Of hunters on the tran killed three
aud wounded one,