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Incipient smoker: "Don't yer know, Mr.
Dubblethck. there was peculiar taste about
those last cigarettes. Something in them, |
guess" Tobacconist: eyes. there is tobacco
in them; you got them from the boy? alb, yes.
see-he didn't know any better. I'll tell him
to be more careful when you come hereafter
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Secretary Whitney has written letter
to Mr.. Roach in which he declines to
accept the despatch boat Dolphin until
she has displayed the qualities stipulated
in the contract.
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Darling" he said, as he tried to tickle his
wife underline chin, "why am like the moon?"
"Iou are not like the moon, JOIN Henry, In
any particular" 'Why, how do you make
that out, my dear?" "Because the moon has
been full but ohce this month" He saws that
isn't the right answer.
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MURRAY 0.'' Ne" lofN.
The Rcigning Belle" by Mrs. Ann :.
Stephens. just published by r Il. Peterson a
brothers, Is one Il The most powerful, original
And exciting novels ever issued. Every page
teens with intense. absorbing interest, which
il maintained without a break. Though is
famous and gifted author has written many
superb romanres. she has SURPASSED herself in
tAis. THE scene j. laid in New York. and
fashionable society is Literally drawn upon.
wAiIr IoN'y lifa alst comes in for it> Share IF
treatment. The plot is thrilling. intricate aud
managed with consummatc art, THE reader be-
iu4 kept IN complete ignorance Of ,hat the end
l. fo be until if comes. .TufUe web ,f iu,rrrp-
truble mystery u lost rltI. Eva Laurence.
Herman Ross. and Mrs. Ianbcrr. ar,. ivyoIyed
ana l,p,p them ,nd ftei, lf,i,Ian .,l..f,,, f.
each other the ,Lriiino ro,u.,r,,. HINGE. Flee,
/, v beautiful .for .iI ,l,a j.. ,,l,,..,.lI.,. NJ,
wifi, nf - .n,,I,,- ,..iI.i,,,.,.. ..,.,i.,
vnh ar,.t Nh, IA ,n.d,y-. ..n.l A,r. f..,.,..rr
society belle. IIum1r is furnished ir auui-
anre and stirring episodes rumc tu..o ami r,,r.
Eva has devoted ldmirDr jn INuu J. hubert.
and the ioye scenes between the uair pre
natural and delicious. "Ihr Hegnn5 Belle
is certain to find hosts Of readers, aud /;
possesses every requisite To tr.i9it aud lu.r-
nate them. Mrs. stephens, as It writer, rJh~
among tue be~t pi aii American authors. gud
her novels should be read 10y every loves ul
absorbing fiction, for chey are among lnc Ursr
amt most popular books published The
ltGning lelle' 4 published IN ilrso DUeiet-
mo NpiAmt, uniform with 'Sttf-Eaised and
me hFid1H Falt' al 'he 10" rHce Of seventy
hfe r.hi-, and Wlll he found for sal" by aI
Booksellers ami News Agents, and on aI Rail
ioad TRAINS. OF copies nj it viii be sent to any
one. 10 amy place. postpaid on renting th.
lf'cr Nj A M letter " the Publishers. T. h.
Peterson x Brothers, Philadelphia. Pa.
The Aprl Wide Awake has a IafV.-l..,
ff0ntixpjere ,ug2r, ,tiyr of ,t,riu.s and ,,y ,,.
and apule-blo,soms il j., drawn b,. .r,,r.n
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tie daughter "Valet du Chambre." She
said it was fashionable one in Paris,
and nearly all first class families used it.
Macon Telegraph.
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General1ties.

More than 100 women are serving on school
| boards in Massachusetts, this year.
The English government will spend $50 900
0OO to keep up its navy the coming year.
An effort is being made in Ohio to change the
State election from October to November.
The British forces in the Soudan achieved "a
/ victory Friday over Osmau Digna's troops.
1t is said that the President has decided to
| feappolnt Postmaster Pearson of New York.
The new Secretary of the Navy has ordered
the Tallapoosa repaired for the regular service
Jefferson Davis is to address a reunion of
Mexican veterans at New Orleans on April d.
The British Government has decided TO mt
the defences of British Columbia on a war foot
ing.
Twenty-three citizens of Wichita. rs, are
reported under arrest as conspirators to muir
/ der.
/ There are booked for Easter week at one
church in PaIafka Fla, no less than "a marri-
| ages.
4 William Warren, the comedian, now an
nounces that he will never again set foot on the
stage.
Mr.. George Gray has been elected to succecd
Mr. Bayard as United States Senator from Del
aware.
/ man. who during almost thirty years had
been unable to leave hi> chair ha- last died in
\ Boston.
The Duke of Richmond, the largest owner Of
rented property In London, has reduced all bis
rents 10 per cent.
The supreme court of Iowa has rendered an
| opinion affirming the constiutionallty Of the
! prohibiory law.
coisian hc,we NV ~ " feL9s cause 70 ioaF a
( OkI,hnma hnnn,nrl 'i'otS "u'
largely Of storkmen. mere are hut 'p 9'I.t
LAWYERS in lhp body.
thru, nv marriage thir Inv hook niit.
/ a bird by IprtmTing '''''
steps toward njarng thr ;r .tintior m n ,rN1
7 university foundation.
up in Connecticut !, aeaeJ to contin ,ivq-
ton Army Lieutenant.
r.,
cause the Territorial bas one
! million of dollar, for enhsiIio,
Francs +. Warren, the new governor of
| the Boston and Alban, raiirnaI '''''''
Messrs. Eaton, of Connecticut Reagan, of
@ard th@ ~ ~ "'ea"S re-
"'''" "7 q i''''"''
There are now Is Chinese Sunday schools in
| New York. 10 in BROOKLYN. and one i'll Jersey
| City. They have about 100 members
/ The six great Powers have signed a ronyen-
ton regarding Egyptian finances one TEN
/ provides for a new loan of 50. GEO 900.
/
Inc supreme court at Baltimore decided in
fused admission to the Bar of rbat civ ',it, (" -
Captain Paul Boynton, the Inda-rubber suit
navigator, has given up looking to the water
! for livelihood and set up a bur-room.
The report comes from Paris that France is
willing to abandon her claim to an indemnity
If China will execute the Tien-T>in treaty.
= treaty WIN lhe hledlvt OF Egypt anu 2
| fled bv the United State, senate, Tbur-.Iay
1 part OF the state House, with raluHbi" pm,
| perS' was burned al Trenton, \. j., saturday
morning me loss Is estimated at Sl00Oo0.
/ [ IN
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LOW NECKS IN THE WEST
A LITTLE LEARNING

The experience of a Georgia gentle
man, who named his girl Eufaula and
found out afterwards that Eufaula
means "wet dog" recalls the experience
of "new rich" lady, who called her lit:
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CHIT CHA

1t is reported that President Cleveland
is DESTROYS OF extending the operations of
the Civil Service law, including chiefs of
divisions in its scope.
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Vienna Notes.
Keystone.

a. W. Garfield, deputy sheriff, is
down from Vienna, officially Mr.
Garfield says everything is moving
along smoothly in the Vienna and
Sawtooth districts.
James Moore has eight men at work
ON his new mine on South Boise, a
couple of miles from Vienna NINE.
The ore is very rich.
Caste & White have made good
strike on the Elcy claim, near the Mel
lie. There appears to be consldeFa'
ledge of ore, carrying ruby and sui
phurets, some of which assay 200 tf
400 ounces silver
The Solace is looking remarkably
we'll and seems to hold its own as t'
strength and wealth. :.
Vienna mill will be running agar
in a few days. The mine has nearl.
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its full quota Of men. All who went
up there to work on the $3.50 level
have found employment.
The outlook for the Vienna camp
is bright, and those who are CONVEX
SAINT with the developement Of the
different mines in Vienna and vicini-
Gty, believe that the Vienna camp will
be one Of the most permanent ane
one Of the best in the Territory.
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salmon City Items.
Cor. Challis Messenger.


Thomas McGarvey was found dead
in his cabin, at Salmon City, on Tues
day morning, the 18th inst. The fun
eral took place on the following day
and was attended by a large number
Of people. Mr.. McGarvey came to
this place in 1862, and was the first
white settler in the valley.
Steel & Brown have completed
their new butcher shop, next door to
Dodge's Restaurant. The building
has very neat appearance and is u
credit to Salmon.
The 22nd dance was held on the
goth this year in order that the Sab
bath day might be duly observed,
The dance was gotten up by Ross
Patterson and William Bryon. 80
couple were in attendance.
During an alteration, on the goth
INST, between Frank Price and Au-
gust Beck the former stabbed the lat,
ter in the left side little beneath the
shoulder blade inAicting a most dan
gerous wound. DR.. Kenney is attend
ing the wounded man and says he has
. hopes Of his recovery. immediately
t after the stabbing, Frank left fol
S parts unknown. Sheriff Nasholds and
e Fred Stephenson have gone in pur
d suit. |. b.
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Assemblyman Hamiil, Of Elko, II
the author of u bill to promote habits
Of temperance and to prohibit the
practice Of treating. This bill passed
the Assembly Tuesday. 1t makes it
unlawful for any person or persons to
treat or entertain gratuitously any
other person or persons to or with any
spirituous or malt liquor or liquors,
wine or cider, or any beverage what
ever; or to or with any other article
whatever whereby any spirituous or
malt liquor or liquors, wine or cider,
or any other beverage, shall be OBJ
tanned gratuitously, in any public bar
room, saloon, beer hall, or grocery IN
this State, or in any other public place
of resort or amusement in this State
-[Winnemucca (Nevada) Silver
State.
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a caucus.

The New York Sun has this rela-
tive to Gen. Grants condition:
General Grant reclined last even
ing in two chairs in his library on the
second floor of his residence. He was
dressed, and wore his dressing gown.
He seemed to be in good spirits.
Mrs. Grant, Col. Fred Grant and Jes-
sic r. Grant were in the room with
HIM. There was little to indicate
that he was suffering from the disease
which the doctors say must end IN;
life inside Of six months. There was
swelling and a hard lump on the face
below his right ear. His beard wal
orav and his hands were thinner thar
when he was last seen on the streets
DIR. Douglas visited him at l0:l
o'clock and dressed his throat. Tn
General soon afterward went to bed
The doctor said: 81 cannot tell hoy
long he will live. 1t is fatal disease
which will, sooner or later, terminal
his life, but when | cannot say.
NAV be in three months, or six months
[ don't see how it can be beyond sil
Regarding the relief bill, if anythln
We're arranged even now, the buoy
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DrsrRTcr COUNT PROCEEDINGS.


MONDAY, March 8, 1885 Present, Hon.
Case Broderick, Judge; Fl. w. Dunton,
District Attorney; John German, Sheriff;
AL Richardson, Clerk, by Isidor Smith.
Deputy. Attorneys, G. $. Kingsley, Geo
Ainslie and II e. Priokctt The follow
ing proceedings were had, to wit;
Nod Mills vs. Glennon u Co. Re
ferred to Clerk to compute interest," and
modified decree ordered to be entered
No. O. M. #. Waldron vs. JAS. w White
& Bro. Referred to Clerk to compute in
terest. Report received and Judgment rem
dered III the amount Of $165463 as prayed
! for
No. 8. j. B, Emery VS.. j. Miller. Same
as above. Judgement $15214
No. l. Henry Harper vs.. Chas. Kohny
and Chris. Seckel Dismissed at PLAN
tiff's costs.
Adjourned to 10 o'clock tomorrow
TUESDAY, March 10TH Present as on
yesterday.
Thos. Young, native Of Ireland adj
mitted to citizenship.
i Chas Nelson, q native of Norway. ad.
mitted to citizenship.
Adjourned sine die
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ing Of his spirits would probably pro-.
long his life. ! had similar case
once before. The sufferer lived for
fifteen months, and then died sud-
denly when / was not expecting it,
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We hope that the story Of General
Grants physical condition is not true,
His bodily ills have often before been
magni6ed and we trast that they are
now more exaggerated than ever,
The nation cannot aGord to lose the
great captain as yet. lie IS still IL
the meridian Of manhood, and blessed
as he is with a robust constitution.
the earnest prayers of his countrymeI,
will 90 out fsr him, that he may BE-,
preserved 70 the full enjoymeirs o
| iife's winter. Recent accidents ant,
incidents have much impaired HI,
health, but We are not prepared to ac-
eept the malady as 50 serious, or IN
deed fatal, as stated. The world does
not often produce an Ulysses ). Grant,
and when one is given country, W
trust kind Province will keep hrt
to the full limit OF human existence
- Omaha Herald.
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The New Cabinet.

President Cleveland has selected
for his cabinet, Bayard, of Delaware,
for Secretary Of State; Manning, Of
New York, for Secretary of the Treas
urv; Endicott, Of Massachusetts,, for
Secretary Of War; Whitney, of New
York, for Secretary Of the Navy; La
mar, of Mississippi, for Secretary OF
the Interior; Villas, of Wisconsin, for
Postmaster-General; and Garland, of
Arkansas, for Attorney-Gene
Three of the members-Bayard,
/ Garland and Lamar-are taken from
the Senate, and the others from pri-
vate life. Endicott, of Massachusetts,
I though Democrat, was backed for a
place in the Cabinet by the Indepen-
dent Republicans, who supported
Cleveland for the Presidency
! When the Cabinet nominations
5 were taken up in executive session,
: Riddleberger objected to the imme-
J. diate consideration of Bayard. He
!, stated. briefly, that he did so because
: of Bayard's attitude upon the Irisf
# question. Riddleberger thought hin
d more English than American.
9 Bayard's name being the frs
on the list, consideration of all wen
IL over, under the rules of the Senate
s. for day.
le The Senate adjourned without con
ne frming any Cabinet nominations.
- Riddleberger's objections. Ate
H. nominations of the members of Pres
he ident Cleveland's Cabinet were re
= ceived, the Senate went into execr
ro tive session and remained about ii
he teen minutes, when a motion to az
2" iourn was made and carried. 1t b;
$, been the custom to confirm Senate
appointed to any Office by the Pres
VS. dent without reference to commi
ell tee, and it was confidently expect'
aS' that Senators Lamar, Bayard al
~ Garland would be confirmed befo
ON the Senate adjourned. Senator Ri
/, in dleberger, of Virginia, however, W
an. has some case of grievances agar
Of Mr.. Bayard, objected to the latte
ll'h confirmation on the ground that
'tes was n-American, and has espous
into the cause of the English against t
asses Irish people. Riddleberger's spec
ON against Mr. Bayard dfsgusted the /
l. publieans as well as the Democrs
IS But he insisted upon reference Of
nomination to the committee on +
nce eign Relations, and under the III
inqs this had to be done. While he m;
hats, no objection to either Garland or
will mar, the Senate would not conf
ileh' either nomination in advance OF t
,r D",' of Mr.. Bayard's. After the adjor
won nent Of the Senate both parties /
and a caucuS
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DAVE CoUGHANoUR returned last
tuesday from San Francisco. Dave
purchased rock breaker, five self
feeders, two batteries and other ma
chlnery for the Gold Hill mill. The
machinery has been shipped, and will
be loaded at Kuna as soon as the road
Is IN good condition between here and
Boise.
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ting opon their ears and saying, Diet
US have no more Of this business!''
This does not apply to our Sheriff if
he is citizen.
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,oceived at Mrs. 9. Marcus,
\, Sun Shades and Misses and
|1,4us' School Hats.
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Don't fail to put in an appearance
at the theatrical performance to-mor-
row evening. The members Of the
troup are not giving the entertain
ment for their own benefit, but for the
benefit Of the public school and fire
company, and they deserve not only
the patronage, but grateful feeling
OF thanks from the people of this
place for their time and labor. All
who attend will get their moneys
worth. TWAS thought better to raise
the money in this way than by collec-
tons, SO the people, who are always
liberal in their contributions for any,
thing for the benefit of the public
will be entertained to at least the Elk
tent of the price Of admission. Ev
eryone who can attend will be OF
hand, without dout. Admission 81
cents, reserved seats rs cents extra.
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|ryrs' clothing cleaned and mend
ia ladies' fancy work stamped by
Mrs. J. w. REEL.
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h. ROBBINS, foreman of the Ban
mine. and Jas. Davis, the compa-
Il blacksmith, came down from
Inner Tuesday and went down to
bise City on Wednesday.
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~ ApcnAMBAuLT went down to
i nl tbe other day after three or
| / horses for their logging camp on
rette.
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|THE citizens of Ketchum have al
|ady started in on arrangements for
Eving the grandest Fourth of July
Ilebration that has ever been held
Wood River, says the Keystone.
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[pl-up of 5peal-'t iss'

= BARNES, Of Quartzburg,
. o'clock last Tuesday.
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kEYsroNE: Mr.. Levinson, who
came over from Bayhorse to-day, in
forms us that Lawrence Smith, at the
Ramshorn mine, shot and killed a
man named Bradley, miner at the
same place, on Tuesday last. Smith
had an examination before a Justice
and was discharged. It was proven
to be a case OF self defense.
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|RnTH GoonLIFFE came in from
anner Yesterday. He had no use
II snowshoes-crust hard and good
hiking all the way. Ralph is down
take part in the theatrical perfor-
hance
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|tc1 AIN. Sharbeno and Cook re-
6ed to Banner yesterday with sue
4 hose for the pumping apparatus 'oi
Banner mine.
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TIE Houston Press says there were
|nly three cloudy days in that town
luring the month Of January and the
ame during the month of February
but six cloudy days in two months
h mid-winter.
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A CORRESPONDENT writing to the
Challis Messenger from Salmon City
says Jack Gilman, of the Kentuck
nine of Mineral Hill, has gone to Salt
Lake and took with him forty pounds
OF gold, the result of one months run
OF the New York mill. This was the
hrst cleanup from said mill. This
correspondent says fine body of BIZ
luminous coal has recently been dis
covered near Salmon City.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-03-13

A CHINAMAN named All Len hung
himself in the penitentiary last Sun
Elay, says the Statesman. He was
sent up from Alturas county Nov. 16,
|lSS2, for ten years for murder in the
second degree. He killed another
|Chinaman.
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hand, without dout. Admission so
cents, reserved seats rs cents extra.
All HING, young American born
Celestial, is an odditity in the way Of
odd and witty expressions. The 9TH
er day several Of the school children
in endeavoring to run an intruding
pig out of yard near the school
house, used unnecessary violence, and
Miss Ella Kingsley, when school was
called, gave the children well de-
served lecture on cruelty to animals.
Miss Kingsley Intercepted the young
sters one by one as to what they did
to the pig, and when it came Kings
time to answer to the complaint OF
assault and battery on the aforesaid
pig, he said Didn't do nothing
r much. Just tossed snow ball at him.
Miss Kingsley then began to cross
question, and Hing told the whole
truth by adding. '.All | did was tos
e sed "a SNOWFALL to him, and then me
i and the other boys run him into the
n corner of the fence and | caught hin
: by the whip, bat didn't pull hard.
3 The great roars Of laughter that fol
u lowed stopped proceedings and tn
e case was dismissed. One of the pu
1t pills of the school asked Hing thi
= question the other day: Gar
you an Americana" 'sNoke,'' was tn
! reply eWhat are you then?
+ "Half China and half United States,
Y, replied the witty Hing.
-. JAS. DAVIS, the Elmira Company
OIL blacksmith, is an inventive genius as we
Sc as a mechanical genius. jim applied, la
s. August, through the Mining and Scie
he tfic Press company, for patent on a pic
,- and received his patent few days az
>. The pick can be fastened TO the handle
" a second and slight tap releases it agal
III 1t is handy in mine where number
on picks have to be taken to the blacksml
he every day to be sharpenei. The handl
Ito can be left in tie mine. \ miner can ia
any number Of picks Of different sizes II
his StGDc ana USE NlllCu WAC LIZ PlN"
'i0 with the same handle, So he is not co
zee PEELED to keep picks with handles on
IN around i'll his way. When his supply
he dulled he can take them to the blacksm
..,a and not be bothered with handles 1t !
&c great saving in the way OF annoyan
Picks with handles are not handy thu
&c to tote through Il mine-up manWays, sh'
not and through slopes. The invention
uld be appreciated by all miners A pat
inn something similar to Mr. Davis Is
no hut it was Il failure. The young inver
of Banner saw at once where this my
Gu ton was lacking, and went to work
up made a model which he forwarded 70
S to scientific Press Company, ana miners
all Banners tell US it supplies what Is
oral cient in the other invention, ana Is per
:, in every respect, and the PICK, Wheh
the handle, is solid and firm.
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IF YOU want bill heads, letter-heads
pr other blanks neatly printed and
fastened together at the ends, order
Ut this office. We have a supply OF
fhe patent reddish brown gum stickem
called "Acme" Compa-
hy's binders Liquid Cement.
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SAMUEL MAGEF, who has been suff-
erlng for several weeks with severe
case OF abscess of the liver is now
able to be on the streets. Drs. Zipi
and Rothwell did well in bringing
Mr. Magee through all right to health
again. At one time no one except
the doctors, lad any hope of his re-
ooyery, and they pronounced the case
doubtful, but were constantly atten
tive and did all that medical SIKH
could suggest. His liver was reliev
ed of three quarts of matter, which
seems almost Incredible.