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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-05

The doctor says he i now GONZALES
cent, and in few days will he suiIi-
cicnily cooled down 70 shoulder his
gun and try his luck again. Albert
talks a good deal in his sleep yet, and
awakes the whole household every
hour in the night by singing out
there he goes! head 'em off! run
him down this way! I've got him! BY
Jupiter but isn't he whopper! fat Oh
him two feet thick and twenty-nine
points on each horn..' and numerous
other buck feverish remarks. WIN.
Hooton, Albert and the WORRIES
scribe went back Sunday with pack
tram of three horses and brought in
the venison. The deer were killed
three or four miles from town. We
have been SO busy hunting and tend
ling to the venison the past few days
that the w Rid and the political cam.
paigne have been left to run them.
selves z od portion of the time, and
the old scissors took the position Of
editor in-chief. We promise not tC
do so again-not for two or three
weeks.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-05
f.sm0nd Found Guilty and Sentenced
to ~ Year. in the Penitenttary

Henry Esmond was sentenced by
Judge Frederick on Thursday morn
ing to II years imprisonment in the
Dakota Penitentarv, located at
Sioux City. His offense was for rob-
bi:g the Z. S. mail while a mail
carrier last March, between Placer
VILE aud Squaw Creek postoffice in
Boise County, Of registered letters.
He was convicted under four indict-
ments, having committed the robber-
les at different times, and the sentence
was that he be imprisoned under
each conviction three years, making
welve in AL. If Esmond conducts
himself SO that he will be entitled to
credits for good behavior, he will get
six months on each term, which will
make ten years service. Esmond is
quite young man, % years old, and
served term in the Oregon peni-
tentiarr. After committing these
robberies, Esmond went to Willow
Creek, Baker County, Oregon, and
hired ont to work by the month. He
did not, however, escape the vigilance
of L. ;. Attorney Hawlev's Ass slant
Fremont Wood, Esq, L. S. Marshal
Dubois and Deputy George Root
but was hunted up and brought back
and committed to Jail. Mr.. Hawle,
attended to the case il court. I
took good many witnesses TO make
the chain of testimony complete, bu
they were secured and on hand, an,
the testimony was 50 perfect, the jur,
were of one opinion as to his guilt
and returned their verdict of guilt,
as charged in the four indictments il
a few minutes. : Statesman.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-05
Died:

At the Warm Springs, near this
place, at 6 o'clock last Sunday morn
ing, OF inflammation of the bowels, Mrs.
Annie Moore, aged - years.
Deceased came to this county from
Oregon about ten years ago. She
resided some time on the Pavette,
aud four years on Shafer creek. near
the toll-gate. She has been sick sew
eral weeks. The old lady was well
liked by those who knew her.
The funeral took place Yesterday
afternoon from Masonic Hall, this
place.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-05

The following from the Idaho Dem
mocrat, shows how John Haley treats
his political opponent Fred I. Dubois:
"He closed by SAYING that he be-
lieved the republicans wanted him to
be reelected else they would have
pitted against him some one of the
many older and more efficient mem
hers of that party instead of Mr..
Dubois"
Some of the old fogies like John
HALEY will never get it out of their
heads that man is untitled for any
pubic employment until he is about
ready to drop into his grave. What
does the honorable gentleman in his
egotism think there is in his record
SO much ia admire? Is it ms tortuous
attitude in relation to the segregation
of the northern counties? Is it dis
uncertain record upon the Mormou
question where he has cringed to the
saints for a lifetime and pretends tc
desert them when they can no Longer
cast a legal vote? Is it his age
ability or beauty? Is it from the
meanness which he betravs in his at
tempt to belitttle and traduce his OPP
ponent? When the ides of Novem
Der shall have come Mr.. HALEY vii
find that he has moderated his OPP
ponent. He will find, too, that HI:
ways and manners are not appreciat
ed. What the social connections O
a man must have been who would
make such dirty filings at an opponen
the reader is left to imagine, Il Idaho
Reporter. '.'''=
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-05

NEWSPAPER scribes are queer set
They all have their weaknesses. Some
are fond of the extract of rye and
barley, and now and then stop work
to "have time" and get Timber in
the legs, and in "a condition that in
capacitates them for everything but
having Il good time. Some have d
warm enthusiasm for the cold set-to
known as freeze-out. The weakness
of the WORLDS scribe is for rifle
and section Of country where the
wild deer and bear roam and Craze.
Last Saturday about nine o'clock we
shouldered our Winchester and point
ed our toes in the direction of the
lead If Gray back; but we didnt go
gur ming for gravbacks. 1t was big-
ger game we were after. Both peck
cts of our sky-blue overalls were fill
ed with cartridges. Two would have
been sufficient, for that was all that
were fired. We routed out two big
bucks, or rather julius Mautz's famous
hunting dog, Prince, did, and we
downed both of them OH the run a
distance of over a burored yards, and
fired only two shots. They were four
point bucks. Albert Zipf wen: out
the following day to equal or beat
that record. Near the same place he
jumped out a three point buck and
downed him at a distance of two
numbered yards, and while lie was
going at full jump. This is Albert's
! first deer, and he has bad case Of
buck fever. You probably know
about how severe this kind of fever
is on boy fourteen years of age.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-05

The Chief of the Record Division
of the Pension Bureau states that the
whole number of pensioners who, on
account ST the late. war, have been
borne upon the rolls from 1861 to
June 30th, 1886, is 561,SSl. The
whole amount paid for these pensions
during that period was sS3O,S40,-
."20 Is. During the fiscal year end
ing June S0th last, there were issued
|Sl,422 pension. certificates, of which
1885 were issued in June. For the
same fiscal year, the payments for
pensions were 500, 747,3S0, and the
names added to the rolls for that
year foot up 43, 166, of which 1914
were restorations.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-05
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the postofliee at ldako City
on the 30th day of Sep which, it not tax.
en- out in so days, will be sent to the desa
letter Office, =
Sam Francis, Luis, Franconi, Howard.
Seebrce & Co, Cdnia Ke0ney, VIM, Knapp.
Miss Lizzie, Geo. ", Leonard, c. Poncia
James Ryan, w. d. Southworth, Pascal
Tay.or, Agent [. P. r, Mrs D. WagnsI
Persons calling fer any of the abovs
etters will please sly advertised"
sc, SiLSBY, 7 "
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-05

SHosuoNEJo uRNAL: The Shoshone
Journal has been IL conservative vet
conscientious opponent Of the Priest
craft of Utah debating and control,
ling the destinies of the youthful aud
beautiful "Gem of the Mountains"
Wherever the touch Of poly9amy
and mormonism i felt there follows
moral aud commercial decay. Prop
erty values decline, all business com
petition ceases end general blight
seems TO hover over the community
when this unclean leprosy prevails.
History shows this and for startling
picture gaze on Utah. For the reas-
OH that Hon. +. L. Dubois has been
the vigorous foe to mormonism, the
organizing spirit, the strong impelling
force opposed to its fight for su-
premacy in Idaho, the .people have
chosen him for their standard bearer
and all who disfavor the depreciation
Of woman and favor the purity and
sacredness of Home, are united in
working for his success. 1t is mat
ter of honor, of principle, of every
eunobling and exalted feeling that
urges on the lover of freedom and
gives courage to the hopes Of every
patriotic and loyal citizen, when they
lay mere party prejudices aside in
order to save their homes and fire.
sides from common danger. Will
Mr.. HALEY. we prefer to be charitable
and honora ble-only regretting thai
he is so completely wrapped up II
the Norman tolls as to be unable tc
sympathzc with the people in theil
grand struggle to free themselve!
and neighbors from the bitterness
and dregs OF such pricstlv slavery
We say it is simply matter 0
principle, and while every organ 0
the church in Utah and Idaho i
praising Mr.. Haley and denouncin:
Mr.. Dubois the men who labor, tn
men who cherish the sacred ant
hallowed recoilections of childhood
mother and home, will earnestly rec
ord their protest against the infan
sought to be forced upon men throug
the selfish simplicity of the NJ rmoI
candidate. Al have saw you
platform'-says the present delegat,
to Congress, Hon. John Haley, can
didate for reelection by the Mormon
and mo. sbacks. Now Idaho is nc
proud, but for Il representative in tn
Halls of Congress, an ordinary ignor
amus--However just because NJ
Dubois IS graduate of Yale colleg
and Il thoroughly practical, honorabl
man, is no reason why he should h
elected over horse jockey; there ar
other reasons.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-05
independent Candidate.

BY request OF friends l announce
myself an Independent Candidate for
the Office of County Commissioner for
the 3rd. District of Boise County.
J. q. TRoMas.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-05

China has pc pu!ation of four
hundred millions, and has only TWEEN
ty-two newspapers, of which twelve
are printed in Chinese, nine in Eng
lish and one in French.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-05

and brotherly reception given Dele
gate HALEY by four-ply polyg:
On Mr.. Haileys arrival at Pocotello,
the first man that met him was a four
ply Mormon Bishop from Beaver Can
von, by the name Of w. n. Thomas.
Whether the Bishops presence at
that suspicious time was accidental or
otherwise, your correspondent is not
able to state, but will leave that mat
ter to your readers.
The Bishops reception of Mr.. Hal
ley was very warm indeed. He re-
ceived him with open arms and AS
much respect, admiration and love as
he would his fourth wife Oh his return
after protracted absence OH ''mis-
siuri.' In fact, it was so mark
ed that the spectators i,nmedi-
atey gathered in groups of three,
four and half dozen, and one could
hear such remarks as, (which one
looks most like a Mormon Bishop?'
"Would not that be "A good pair to
draw tor is not he (meaning
HIilv) 1.-THE picture of a Mormon
Bishop?' and many other similar ex-
pressions. The whole scene made an
impression on the mind Of your cores
pondent that time will never eface.
There stood the smiling Bishop look
ing up at Mr. HALEY, hi. countenance
beamlng with reverence and admira-
ton, evidently regarding him as next
in Importance to John Taylor, while
Mr.. Haley outwardly appeared to
appreciate lis kind and reverent con.
CALCULATIONS, but showed evident in
dicatons of inward disgust and shame
| imagined | could hear him say
to himself, 8 must keep this Bishops
friendship and secure the votes Of the
forty or fifty herlings that this MAI
controls. ] have saw the different
groups Of men and know that they
are making unkind remarks about me
bat doggone them they won't sup
port me any way, and this man vii
if | keep on the right side of him
and by gormy | am going to do it."
While this scene was going on,
good staunch Democrat aud an anti
Mormon, but whose Democracy il
stronger than his Anti Mormons,n
and who will support HALEY, cam,
along, and viewing with disgust tn,
scene took Mr.. Haley by the arm anC
marched him away from the Bishop
and to or three other Mornons tina
had been attracted to him, and KEEP
him from view till the train left TO
the North, when Mr.. Haley and tn
| Bishop boarded it and went to Black
foot where they remained that da
r and night. The next day they wen
2 together for Eagle Rock, arriving ther
=. alb, ut : o'clock.
1t was noticed that "a very enthusi
astic meeting was being held in til
e Mormon Church there that afternoo
and evening--whether it was in hor
or CT the arrival .ofr John Haley, q
Y whether they had received a ne'
f revelation, your correspondent wa
h unable to, learn.
}. No one who witnessed Hailey's an
= the Mormon's action from Pocatell
to Eagle Rock could for momen
doubt that the Mormons put full cor
fidence in him as their friend. No
the question arises, "Would they d
> so did they not have assurances frol
him that he would champion the
cause?'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-05

A. b. MoRREl l. will go up this week
assist ii, putting up Munroe's mill.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-05

J. @. THoM,s, of Sqnaw Creek,
bught band of hogs to this place
Sstt Friday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-05
cal Float AMI Territorial
Concentrates.

NRs. N. SrECKEL was over from
.cervilie yesterday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-05

-AREY HAvIRp and wife and Mrs.
'etSris Meffert, of Centerville, were in
,sh,sn yesterday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-05

Sc ball al. Of Mrs. NJ. Steckel,
's soprietress Of the international Ho-
Placerville.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-05


LATYERs.-Says Bob Ingersoll:
THE lawyer is merely sort of in
tellectual strumpet. He is prepared
to receive big fees and make the
best of either side of any case. He
is a sort of burglar in the realm Of
mentality. 1t is a fortunate thing
for the lawyers that whenever man
is created who has the peculiar faculty
for legal requirements and contrc-
versy that at the same time enough
fools spring into existence to give
him a good living. II Is illustrated
i'll the story of the man who studied
for the ministry, aud occupied .he
pulpit for a Number of years without
success, and then studied medicine
and practlced this profession for
number OF years unprofitably, and
then studied law, and entering upon
+ its practice made fortune at it. He
declared he had found men more
willing to pay fer having their own
way than to be guaranteed their
souls or to keep their bodies whole.
Ny ideal Of great LAWYER is that
great English attorney who accumu-
lated a fortune Of el,000,O0O, and
left it all in will to make a home
for idiots, declaring that he wanted
to give it back TO the people from
whom he took it,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-05

of SHosHoxE needs larger school
~ bling aud is talking Of incorpora-
laDg and issuing bonds for a $4,000
hi h school.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-05

II G@ALEx XVII. and George Bidwell
ne downsafew days ago from Elk
D,mn District. George has been at
Da'Ark for Alex, in his mine near the
lh0IlfShorn. He has crushed fifty tons
|ror,,l ore iuhis arastra this fall. The
|puNpk went Between $50 and $40 per
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-05

,MrNRoKs null will awaken the
',oes in Gambrinus district in about
bea DAYS. Well hear OF some big
an-ups Being made in that district
81, IS eaII.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-05

\ Observation-Disclosures. 3, 1886
cal Float AMI Territorial
Concentrates.
TMRs. n. SrECKEL WAS over from
tcerville yesterday.
| liza. b. MoRRElL will go up this week
assist ii, putting up Munroe's mill.
nSEs ball adj. Of Mrs. NJ. Steckel,
ass soprietress Of the international Ho-
% Placerville.
+. @. THoM,s, of Sqnaw Creek,
\ bught band of hogs to this place
Eatt Friday
CAREY HavIRp and wife and Mrs.
|etris Meffert, of Centerville, were in
|ashIf /" YESTERDAY.
ne sHosHoNE needs larger school
" bling aud is talking of incorpora-
| lang and issuing bonds for a $4,000
III, d school.
rMrNRoKs null will awaken the
|0u,oes in Gambrinus district in about
b0a DAYS. We'll hear Of some big
an-ups being made in that district
eLSs .aII.
Pn''ruE Cleveland, Lucky Boy and
C0lMug!, Cuss mines, in Gambrinus dis
pwnt, are turning out fine ore, which
Ill be crushed this fall. Munroe' S
I' II is now going up for the purpose.
J. 7. FRENCH made good dis
wv! very last week, if it will hold out,
BLK the old Illinois ledge, about two
inbred feet east OF the old tunnel.
nN,Ne discovery was made on the sur
, ,,.e. The vein is three feet wide
:, @l the ore all good.
.'VorE for u new man for sheriff oil
CUT couaty. That is C. G. Havird
~ lite for the squarest and most ca.
horrible man-Havird again. Is there
&lUlle lone, solitary reason why any
as, N should vote tor German il
ONs,ference to HavirJ? None. No
Chogione
U@ALEx. KYLE and George Bidwel
ne down: afew days ago from Elk
D,mn District. George has been a
DuVArk for Alex, ia his mine near thu
lh01FSiorn. He has crushed fifty tom
ror,, ore iuShis arastra this fall. The
puwek went Between $50 and $40 pc
| I'd love- ~ a--77.-
FLOAT Fass TT and Mr.. Hodgmal
1a''the Elmira company, arrived her
COLE Satura ,ys'and went up to Banne
ar:eg next day. Mr., Hodgman cam
3hpEect from Elmira, N. Y, and MI
,sett from California, where he ha
i" ~ all summer. Mr.. Fassett is
les, lionaire, and is a member of til
York Senate.
ioi BINS will be received at the com
lerV session Of the Board Of Count
kLL gnmissioners for the repairing G
ooo county bridge across the Sout
w. of:Payette, at N. Wetzel's place
nds-'oond anusL accompany each bid
Cos lbie tho mount of the bid.
8 ClV~ T1A CARROLL,
NE. nj Clerk Of the Board of Co. Com.
CkVdERE we come to the front agar
kinds, nobody hurt-otfering fine hal
keYS, DRESSES, doubled, twisted and col
Cre slagainstthe sun. Assoc NJ. HUI
.o' decentralization pillow, woven wiz
SLurN spsing mattresses combined
IAsgy one with the tin, and In need I
GOOD bed will do we'll to call on.