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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-02-19

hs1.- ineer-ldaho of the 18th says a
bnn received from the Insane asy-
H.. salem, to Mrs. J. C. Waite, at
cova. says that Mr.. Waite is re-
b a.. very rapidly, and will soon
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-02-19

Ia. ABOUT dance next Monday
8'F'hington's Washday?"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-02-19

The Inter-Idaho of the 18th saws
that the ketchum mystery is solved
The body buried with boots on was
that OF Swede who committed sui
eide two years ago at the Guyer Hot
Springs When found he was sup
posed to have been dead about three
days, and the body was placed in a
box and buried as it was foand.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-02-19

DLAoKFoor REsoRrsR: A numer-
ously signed petition has been in cir.
culat'on during the week among our
clt'zens asking for the pardon Of
george .. Parkinson, who was con-
victed at the last term OF the United
States court held at this place, Of the
crime OF resisting the United States
Marshal in the service of process,
Parkinson is now in the penitentiary
a. BOISE City, having been sentenced
to imprisonment for one year and to
pay fine of three hundred dollars,
The petition was directed to the
President of the United States.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-02-19

The western part of Alturas coun-
ty wants to cut loose from the east
ern portion and set up in the business
of running a county for itself with
the Capital at Mountain Home. A
meeting was recently held at that
place in the interest of the new coun-
ty movement. tt&2E
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-02-19

1T is SAID that the lowest bids for
contracts for carrying the mails over
certain routes in Idaho will not be
accepted, being too high. and that
new bids will be called for. Mr..
ollsby, postmaster of this place, has
been expecting pamphlet from the
department, for sometime, giving the
routes for which new bids are to be
received, but up to date has not re-
ceived it. If it is fact that certain
lowest bids were rejected, and that
new bids are to be received, why is
it the department does not make chat
fact generally known, and let the
people know the routes, and up to
what date bids will be received? Is
there something rotten somewhere?
"A SAN Francisco man named G..
A. Harmon, had in the lowest bid for
the mail contract for the Idaho CITY
and Banner route. Nose Kempner,
the present contractor, put in his bid,
and recently wrote for information as
to who was the lowest bidder. Nose
did not give US the, figures of the San
Francisco bidder, having certain rea-
sons of his own for not doing so.
The western part of Alturas conn.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-02-19

,oaa. void Hill company tapped the
kun :. ledge recently in the drift
hen.l oa the bottom of the shaft
hens, 70 feet-and the ore is i'm
w about a dance nov, Mod.
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4 Belfast di,p Itch Of the 9th Instant
says: Daring the UOtiuG watch urcmcd
here on = turdty evening - an cuI,l
hour this morning, vl:yvn persons wvig
Iu,ird aud I3U seriously wounded. :
majority OF the wUuud.d persons have
shot wounds IiiJiins Wa resumed to-
day aud IA fierce encounter took place
between the soldiers and the mo in
which n number Of the latter were woun.
dcd. 4 soldier at close quut,rs trcG ut
n boy, shittcrius his hand. The sol.
der * ARE tel. IL uu ]OrGuincuts OF
troops to the numbcr OF 200 arrived ut
Belfast to-day.
a second dispatch dated Don yestcr.
dIy says: Tue attempts to stop riotiig
nrr umocccssful. The violence Of the
mot Is increasing. lhiry rioters havv
been wounded. The police keep up It
merCIlcss Ire upOI the mob. The city.
owing to the rack nul ruin Of the houses,
presents II drplortblc aspect. Its ap.
pCarhnce Is similar e. that OF iHiis
alter the It is feared nu.
merJus deaths resulting irom the riots
have taken place, which will uevo
be heard Of. The Ia spiials nrc taxed
to their utmost to accommodate the
great nunb,r Of wounded persons in
need Of a,tcnduncc. The painful fcn.
turc OF the rios il the number Il chi.
drcn wounded. Yesterday II hoy was
shot while returning ron san lny
school. 70 day II little gil was shot
Oh tho 1t. Get. an It - lliou got, lat lily
wounded, She wns carried nTy npistr.
cnily i%iiu,cs' T.nih load, o. ,,Uopt are
constantly arriving.
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Tho Thirty mile Springs Tragedy.

Ia the tragedy which occurred at rhir.
~ mic Springs on the 9Th Of July
wherein RimOnc aud Thomas Wright
were both killed, it was said that H..
mono killed Wright aud wis himself
immediately kilici hy nJoihrr mm br.
longing to the crew. but from the yer.
diet "itic Coconct's jufy 1t appeal,
tht only the victims were engaged in
the MI ,ir.
An inlu st was hell 10y ia 'ticc Sui.
lina,, nj Cherry Creek on the 2Jgh day
Of July AMI the jIry rendered u yer.
dict 'L.nt tbs deceased WI. named
Thomas Wright. II native Of Missouri.
uHcd nhnut - years; thnt lac crmc to
his Il nth uu the 21th OF July III this
county 10y n gun shot wuuui fired 10y
Ramona Ulyrrn.
Aud We further find TINT R,mpur
O.iycrh was u native Of California.
age about 1! years. anil that lac came
to his q idti ut tho t,m, nnl patu
nbove mentioned 10y a gun shot Cred by
Thomas Wright"
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Drown d In tn HImS1lI..

Yesterdays SILVER state has an ne.
WIunymurct. on the d,y Previous, ui
Gus. the , year old son o q. \, Kr,u.
bic. an old resident "i inat place. The
nry. with srvrItl otnrr, hal gon, to
the RIVER to battle. bat none al them
seem to knox how the fatal accident
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Highway Robbery.

a report reached here last night that
Fred. Wilson, wno let hers hy buggy
for Iu-cncori. Wriur,d ~, hid been
"'brll up aud robbed near EIg'r rock.
~ lonely locality un the road about mil.
way between stations. After being re-
lievcd Of What he had about him. Fred.
WINS allowed to proceed, but was sOnn
after pursued by one of the robbers on
horse back. BY lively application Of
tho whip. however. Fred. ucurcd II sta.
lion before the rDLIIrr could overhaul
him. aud thus escaped further molcs.
fntiun.
1t ia suggested here by some Of Frcd's
Intimate friends that the object Of the
Tobrer IN pursuing Ped. vas 10 return
TO him whn, bud bccU taken from biu,.
but such n theory ~ simply absurd aud
a. meioly illustrative Of the lrvity with
which the nrcIsSu Ncvadau IL disposed
to trent cYcu serious subj rts.
IL is stated that n cluu TO tho robbers
has been obIainrd which will DO yigor.
ously followed up.
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From Mondays Daily.
hALMAGUNDI.

Pheuix, Arizona, hal q Slo0, 900 fire.
Friday.
You can by II rs Extra light Brown
Sugar at w. =. Smiths for 81 % cash
a fire Mt Macelona, Mich. Friday.
swept away the entire business portion
Of the town.
At Walucetoyn. Pa. Friday. james
McLnrc fatally shot Ella Davis and
then himself. Cause j.,luu,y.
W. w. Haskell. of the Odd (Neb.r
Quiz, called to-day. lie vas one Of
ths Nebraska editorial excursion which
passed west gu No. =.
For all kinds Of collar and saddle
sores. U.s. llOrseLeu's Universal C.u,-
neIt.
Lew Vessel, ID. q. Courtuay and J..
DtnLtuer Of the Seboa,k t Edit, r.al
ExcursionistS. made u u call to day.
That $50. ojJ nass,t which wa, sniI
to have been found 10y the Chinese
IN ii placer claim at Dutch FIT
wien hIc!tcd proved to be wyrtl ouI,
$500.
Mr.. j. 5. Mtyhugh and family ar
rived here from Ducx Valley s.turday
c"'ninS. The mew Indilm Agent. j. h.
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From Tuesdays Daily.l
A.ALMA0UNDI.

Persons who are ''iushy'' should not
ATTEMPT 10 board u moving uaiu. It's
dangerous.
For the worst kind Of old sores on
han or beast. use strong Cnrbolic soap
and Iiorsemeu's Universal Ointment.
Agay young Lpthnrio OF Eureka.
name.l Eugene Norris was vigorously
cOwhiled by Mrs. Asa Green OF that
city. one day Last week.
Tie Supreme Court OF Iowa has rem
drrcl II decision that II gentle breeze
Which blows only strong enough to
kllLa horse is not II tornado.
Immediately after the adjournment OF
the next session q: the Nevada Legi>la-
turc there will be- "A desirable residences
in car.,n g. sale. cheap for cash.
II Z. Davis. the popular conductor
ami pT" p=c.Iv., candidate for Governor
on ;.c R,fr;biIcnn ticket, was in town
las: nigh: loJkIns pleasant aud happy
"a usual.
\ large srr.Iy o! Japan, Calcutta.
bamboo, anil jo.lt Il fish poles, from %
cts. up. at M'!c.'>.
Warner y G, forwarded this morn.
ins By tie fast .Er.rnt I.ne Bis p un,l,
- r. L-
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THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

Advertisers in :hc DAILY ISpEPESD-
Est also have the advantage Of the col
umns OF the WEgsLY INDEPENDENT
which has been published without in
Permission at this office since early in
the year 1869. and has a general circu-
lntiVn in every district, camp and val
ley throughout the length and breadth
OF EXC county, and Is by far the best
advertising medium that has ever been
established i'll the county. Remember
that advertisements in our Daily also
secure the benefits OF our large Weekly
circulation, and that our terms are
comparatively much lower than those
of any competitor.
The Weekly is a ~2ix3G.inch sheet,
and bcsIjes advertisements runs sIIfsrn
columns Of reading matter. embracing
all the teiegruphic news Of general i'm
%tsrcst, all the news Of the State, aud il
ei'ccinlly devoted to The local news u
the county aud county seat. by sub
stribing for the WEEKLY ELKo ISBE
you not only obtain al the To-
cal news, but also receive n knowledge
OF all important events transporting in
any aud every quarter Of the habitahls
world. ga
Send along your subscriptions.
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lFroE. Saturdays Daily.I
BALNAGUNDI,

II you want a nice suit get Cigar to
IaAe your measure. He is the boss.
"rheY DO say that it is getting very
tiresome. Pull the pia on u.
A regular meeting OF Eiko Lodge No.
Is. 1. u. - wall be held ut Old
Fellows Hall ut 7:JJ O'CLOCK this even
ing.
The managers of the ball IL, Wells
have secured HOskin,' string laud 10
play ut that place next TUESDAY uliLt.
A 17~.!car.Oii Virginia Clty boy.
HSlned Perkins, while pr.c.icing with u
pistol, shot himself in the lee. pr0duc-
lug au ug'! wound.
>. NJ. lIvn.ey. next do or "a the Post.
oihsc, keeps a fall supply of fresh
Peas. Wax Bans CucunuDers. O.aug =.
LcnOus. hprlco.S aul Pea hes a. rvas.
onaOie prices. Take u look II hi daily
display.
Miss Fannie GrIut has rented tie
Fitch building ia the immediate rear OF
the Courthouse. which she i, having
fitted up as u Dwelling aud school
LUusr. Blown Il ~lloskIusure Ia lily ru-
gagged IN painting an | pagerIms the iu-
terror OF the Uui.d!ns preparatory - its
Occuiaucy.
Ais, Lou C.aigleld, the accom-
p!i-Lcd teacher OF the MDuuI Valley
school. who has ben la town during the
past week On "a visit to her uIuth,r. will
tGkc her departure t,-mngruw. :Oc th,.
purpose OF WEDDING ihc helm over the
heads o! her umUly pupils at that suuc-
titled Locality.
The extremely torrid atmosphere of
the lower level having proven too much
i"r tAr ua IuesoouHu!y weak cDusiiu.
lion OF the ''JUss ma,her," h" la, de-
eddie take II spiu To- the North. IA
c0~u~cgucnc" of winch lac Will depart to.
niorioS mOrn!ns Tor the B.uu,uu. lie
goes SIusIr.h uIlrI. ia; amor ult 1t
that lac la, no IutruIiOL OF svcILg the
blind wIth IL pair.
The f,ur-ycar oil son Of ". l.. II,d.
At Honey lie. U.th. Wandered o. t.r
r"ISty tutc.. lag 10 Va uuI went to
sleep. III gravel tram camc
aIouS ami cru ,hcL aII mars 81 the ut
tie cu'p |hoIIJIy. He drd Ia 81 few
minutes.
A irarty OF our substantial citizens
STATED GU; til, mu.nias ou camping
expedition. and an cA tmln4UuI pi the
cu!mUiIs,"ry riO.c, ia tho NIsur di,yOv-
cred tau i~o.IDwius: Fou. pouIl, o.
Goa, paper sack ouIou-. sml can
c~"iisc; tTu domJpu> NhI,ay;JwD FOuUl,
crIrkrr-, 1 LO-ra ,Issr,, JuS q! Lru-
IN a cas-. 60: urrt nuI - dozen
qutrt bottles OF b.rr. TAI, - al uu-
u,u,I1y day 5 n-oa at | the Iut ns.5I Is
70 iurhSc uu the enemy FOR !unI.
IAr Veteran, hay. Gr-wu the home
warL iup t. the Eat. \ lugi mlaa-
bcG were om IAe tra.u ngm the Wys, las,
e"cnins. Tary rrg"T. SAL Trnr,,c,
"a, cruNdcl t. owe iluAlIs; hotel ay,u
mo ltt.ons being Almost imru,,ln.r To
obtain. The ciy has not %. ycI., sU,-
tanned such II 'rash .. VISITOR.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GEH-BARrLErr * OsrREIcurH, Pao
PRIEroRs

ia Dwight. Wells; ] E Thompson
Salt Lake; Theodore Winters, Reno;
! I Stones, q Baumbach, LImoiH.;
S Moz'ngo, s W Cross. Tusc; A II Ira
yer, Iii Stoker. Jas Stauts. Bullion, NJ
Z Arnhold. osino; Geo A Grant. Built
ion; L IL Rogers & son. New York;
Jno Mckee, Deeth; Il NJ skaggs, Ed
Stauts. Bullion; VIM Gillaud, La-
noble; VIM Ledingham. San Francisco;
Ben Harris, Huntington.
IL Trayer. George Sta uts, A Wood
ruff, Bnllion; l. Dillich. Chns Lovich.
Tuscarora; 5 Slausht, Elko; Henry
Nc l.. Martin, Boston.
James Rowe, Mrs Rowe. Miss Bessie
Rowe, 5 Hawson, l. Goddard, Robt
Lyons. Kit Billiard, T~uscarora; A Quill
ici, NJ Roberts, II Stoker, ] Stauts, q
f Riddle. Bullion; Chas Schneider,
Sieltpu; Thad Porter, Osino; Chas
BurrelI, Rochester, n Y; Eugene Ward,
Chicago; Ell Odell, Lamoille; DR. J
Leek, + Boskowitz, S F.; Oudrrkirk,
W S Clayton, * daughter, Mound; q
ii Eaton, Morgan Turner, Bernard. NJ
L N Heller, Ogden; Henry Col, man,
kenoSh. Utah; j c Lee. Tecoina; lieu.
ry Martin. Bustun; II I uoadIey. Eure-
ka.
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For II cord

IN our political cuiun mn to-day VIII bc
found the announcement that another
aspirtnt for political honnrt presents
himself for the favor ,hlc consideration
Ut the voters OF L. k co niy. IL -
hardly necessary to introduce this gen.
tlcman. ~ cvcfybo ~ knows ID ,vc.'
rs h. IL Tau ili,rly c,llcd, aud ~ lac ia
M old resident Of TIL county. II 4 tunch
Democrat. has never before asked Tor
anything ut the hands Of his patty mud
Is thoroughly oDmPs'cnt To perform the
dat c. Of the Office to wuicli hr inspires.
IL il but just that he shoull receive a..
v0rlb!c colt liberation ~ the hand, az
thusc who will hc charged with the ~.
spomsihlc duty OF placing n good ticErt
H. tic lid. Should the putty honor
him with tho noninttion 10 will make
q strong race, AMI il will take n ''migh.
ty smart traveller" to beat him.
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ALaiy fJr AsJsssor.

Placer Argus: IL IL probable that thc
Donrl ot Supervisors will appoint Miss
ldncy Mun'on TO fiji out tho remainder
OF her fnthcr'st,rm ns Assessor. For.
tunntrly. Mr.. Nh is,u lid hiI assess.
mrnt Business IN gopl shape aud th,re
vii b. little il any dm suIiv In kccpn !
tn nIs straig t. Mt,s Munson wouli
b. oh,igrl 90 crir3', to gtvy to usual
h1ni oi $1,000. which s,yvrrl oi our
soIiicSt men say they viii supply at
short notice Il the Board decide to MP.
pom, her.
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A complete assortment Of 6ne 1shipp
tackle at MuHer's.
Mayor J. II. Dennis last evening
started On his return trip to his stake in
Zion.
Governor Adams, Who passed .hc day
'n town yesterday. DEPARTED for the
State Capital this Werning.
Surveyor Thompson returned today
from Bullion. vlIrre he has Lren pro.
fessionally engaged.
The Democrats of Ohio on W.lucs-
day nominated for Goveruor J. Z. Rich.
S-dSon. present State Treasurer. and
for Lieutenant Geveinyr, W. l.. Pr,ur.
Henry Davis. IL coloreL youth Of 10
years. vat taken from the officers at
Augusta. Georgia. Wednesday. aud shr,
To death for ~ussaultIns u gtrI Of leu
years.
Arrived by stage from Tuscarou-S
MozinSo, L. brennan.
Arrived by stage from Llmoillr tLi,
eNeuins-Mns Lizzie IIough.
The body Of Samuel j. TllIrn uus
embulurcd and lies in state an Li, late.
home At GIcystour. 1t is the expressed
HIAA Of the near relatives ILlt the ia.
neral he private ns possible.
Complete returns from the French
elections Tor COu,c.llcr, Gructnux show
thnt si1 Republican and Ill Couser,u
1--we candidates were surccs ,lul. Ia IN
district there will have 10 be second
b~A!'ounSs. The Republicans Iuade 40
gaIus, tie Cons rTAuyc, 81.
Mr.. Theodore Winters. of wtsho,.
who Is AN H-lir.n for tn Driuocrl,.c
ho:n'n 'tEon for the Gwc.upgsaup. ar.
rived here iro til; West last rvrniu.,
aud IL today bu,iIy engaged il tlc Il.
Tort 10 prevent has physical trmuera.
lure from rising above u LuudIrI IA the
hLadc.
Charles Whitney, nGel - years. a
brother o! B.hop Watt4cv. o. Sill
Lake City, killed hriu,,l. at his Lon.
at North Trupic Strcrt wclue,l.y er..
ming. by shooting himself ia. GU ia the
lac II. His sister heart the ir, on. m,I
running TO tue room iounl her bother,
l'ieIess body lying acros, the bed aud
the pistol on the II or b,s.ic him. The
young man Was OF excellent habit, and
character.
The Hnath mas which fos 10! these
many days have been spit ont u,un
that spot ia from! Of tn lruIus L,Y.
YER oihsr, irrigated AMI fruct.n.I by
tue Vrn!N-yes, Lig bottles uul whole
JuB-fuliS-nf wrath poured down uYyn
II. at length produced such - r.,nk
growth Of L~iaSphcmy r,gHt Bri,r, the
door, that even the al. 1.-THE lisurr of
the aforesaid l.. l.. could no loa,cr
"oda through i,or Climb o,cr it-Arnr,
the rcmovL OF the uccnm!iltrI "a, Ic.
d'ctluns and hrIck bats nuI thr rrsur.
rect'on Of the dciuu,t sIdc-Nnlk.
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Grand Ball At Wella.

The citizens Of Wells will give n
grand ball ia Hhmill & ifoncymhn's
new brick building next Tuesday eve.
Mug. tho 10th instant. No palma will
be spared 10 make the dance u jnyout
occasion. and every effort will b. ruads
to insure its success in every ptrli'nlar.
Evcrybody-his cousins aud his uuclss
and Ills auuts-is invited TO come. trip
the light fantastic aud bc merry A
warm welcome awaits those who attend,
aud those who fail TO get there will al
says b: sorry for II.
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a Fearful Fail.

The Truekcc R'pujlicIu says:
This morning ut Mwtis Creek. james
Fuller, all Is ycir.oId boy OF Grass Val.
Icy, employed 10y Richardson Brothers,
felt from " lure q distance Of nearly 40
feet. lie struck on his head on IL brace
in the trcstlc work. ctusins i severe eu-
cuSsIon. which rendered him u]ucousci.
0nS for some time. Ills face was
"lso la lily cut AMI his body bruised in
several places. lie is now ut the
Sheriff House unlvr the care Of DR..
CuTiusS.
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Dad b. I'M TrasI

The Conductor Of the m,ll t.,rn from
the cast THIS morning brpU sAl III No d
tuut the body Uin mtn No discovered
lying brs,dett a II sck aaJu: t~u miles
VEST III Hti,coh S~,t,nu 10y tuc engineer.
Tao 'rI'u w.s stopped, when It wus
found that the mLn WAS dead, aud tho
Uudy wHs left uuiuu.hrd. Cutuucr
S'Iom rccH w,simmril.tu!y notified GA
tnr uruyL of the train 1T tDls place who
viii - to the same by the fist team
iron the ". It. TAc man wIa "pp,rent.
ly kii,rd 10y the cu,.
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TAI UAGy:.aas;s s.ra.l,:.

MTN"'' was made ia these columns
81 '"' "'H'"''Fy "i ''r 'o!y Of " in'm
" H"''' distance tA'N side "t h''ir'k On
""'"."''' ''''"""s. i"g Coroner "-lns
"'''' 'r L. "''e''' "e "'r"'%HI Il B'own
""' "'"' i nc ''r"r o! Inc accident
""'" d" N'''h "''h "i The cream
S''"''' i''''' Ia" '"e !"H'i mnh lost
"'' nc "4 '''"S '"H over D! the train,
""' no" '"' ''c''.'v"' occurred - a m!s.
','E' FROM a ScHoh nnd c'niT,a"tioa
;, "'P' u.s.
~, ' ''''
'-t 'A4Fi~ltlii.
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Iron weda.siar.. paily.l
q


-four at W. L. Smiths; 81 80 cash will
buy II so D sack.
1t is reported that sixty men were
discharged from the Mount Dia6!o mlne
Candalaria. last week.
A man was brought up from Carlin
last evening and lodged in Jail. lie is
changed with stealing II gun from Lit.
ton x Hunter of this place.
Rubber Bottom Huyes REUSED to he
Interviewed o. tn, ossLSi,Io OF th,d;t.h
iof Samuel J.. Ti!den. aud no wonder.
His FrEudu!en:y Is not at all anxious to
discuss the events of 1875.
Uuion:-"Fath r. Will Senator Stew
nTi'S railroad speeches he put in the
Fiist Repier?" mo. my child, no.. A
charitable people will DC asked 10 for
get that he eves III .de tlsm."
Do not forget the b .ul Picnic next
Saturday, for on that day tbs ''Oll
Cray Goose"will parade III all her glory
Notwithstanding the OFT repeated au-
nOuuceneut that she is dead.
Speaker Carlisle WAS the recipient o:
II silver service, valued at $500, ut the
hands of the Republican msmhcrs o:
the House OF Representatives, as u test.
moaInl Of their appreciation Of his just
aud impartial rulings.
GtOrse Box and Miss Minnie Striker
" IL married ia Billie last F.iIty. uul
viii s,rrt u small Box fact ,ry-Ex.
Bat il the Striker should strike before
tie factory gets IN good running order
the supply Of Boxes i, liable to be very
liin.ted.
IL. S:okcr's big teams brought in 20.
day frou Bullion Ia bars bullion
weight. 1850 pound., and 5000
pounds copper mI.tc walsh will b. ship
ped by 4. Z. Warner & Co., the bullion
to the Se!by Smelling Works and tIe
matte TO St. LuuIs.
Hops are now quoted At - cents per
,.,,, 4. ,L. -
'.,,..n o,,II ,..n, h,...,, r,I.''
county by ,raiuS ii, nttsat.pu t. rri,-
in hops. IL; ;hc vines lDITsl uuI bear
luXurituty with bat htls care.
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RON sever" persons "h' attended
tue "e''' "'' '"' u'IHI We ''"Fi tAi
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I'''' '"'"'H'''' - Vel pleased with
'"r'T ''~ni - OR nc'S-Ho-S. aAd pro-
h1L"'e tue al 'r " decided success.
Grc. Il. Clover. Younger sm OF C.
". Grove. nnt formerly u IvsId ut Of
tia, ~cvun.y, Inr~ soft Ia I-,a..h an
Stock IN Atur,s roGuiy. IIal.p. aad will
remove to Polk Z Uu,y. Missouri, wh!cL.
he w!.l IN Ike his future ne.
Ms Gn,hlr. WHO Ms .noI,v,ls A.
teacher of In. IItrv o-l,.tr p-r,,,.
mrui uG the Tu,ctro.. s.Loo,s h,yiu,
resigned ,AeIcsiti l.. the trustee, have
al,eL the vtc..uc, b. n,poi.tip, to the
p@ositi.n Mr.. : \ G, Clair who for
,ryr,n. y,ar ms b.rn II su,rrssiuI
teacher il iae sch Of his coun,y.
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DeliyhSSl VS;JrIn5.

Since lat saturday n large number
Of Gran Arny p,op'c fr, u all pate OF
the Un'ol ARE returning from the Grand
Ercnmpmcnt. I'll Of whom are delighted
with their trip aniu'isc by the Cilifor.
MA people.
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HUMBOLDT H~oUsE--JoHS KELscH, Pho
PRIEToB.

JR Cnrbis. Carlin; A Mndsen. Mo-
line; Chas Schroeder, SHELTON; George
Duncan, South Fork.
Chas Long. VIM Bradie, TW Robi-
sou, Larnoille; Gus Voael, May Arm
strong. Ellie TruetL Deeth; L Zonoli,
Geo lIyer, Joe Muun, Mound; Albert
Myers. Carson; Paul Charles, Virginia
City; i KeIfer. Bullion; L McNuIty.
Henry WadbTif, w 5 Ruse, Winnie
mucca. Steve Dakin. A Reboule, La
noble; W ] Morris. Butte City.
CEas Dedron, Bullion; \ Jacobs, Re
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DEPOT HoTEL-CLAaK x GREEN. PRo-
~PRIEToRS.

ia Bremen. Tusc; Eugene Thomp-
sou. A Woodruff, bullion; Mrs ID Z
Hooten, Master Fletcher, South Fork
james Taylor, $ +; q W Griffith,
Butte City; WIN Gilmore. C 7 X r;
Chas Adams. Lee; J A Robertson, Smi,lr
Creek; JAS Gordon, Butte City; II
Goodulc, d Gooda!e, Deeth Col f Byne;
5 +; J j Lean, ID Cable, Is + Edwards,
st Louis; J c Hanifau, Pallsadc. $,
Welinus, Paradise; C G Fayason. Neb.
TLos Wren, Eureka II c Davis, Is
aac Fuirchild. Carlin.
A Woodruff, Bullion: Charles Adams,
South Fork; N Stern. san Francisco;
NJ German. Moline; H F Hoadley, Eu-
reku; q " Phillips, Tyler. Texas.