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NETWORK CITY

Henry Rrunner. of No. 339 East One-hundred-
aud -seventeenth-st was run over by First Ave
nue. ear at Onehundred- and elghteenth-st. last
evening and probably fatally injured
III P"-George Kinney won the Monmouth
Stakes at Monmouth Park on August % 1883
Five horses ron and they finished III ms order {:
George Kinney, EOle lOquois, Mohitoi' MISS " ooo'
ford.
Frank McNaughton, while walking on the track
of the Hudson River Railroad near f1fty-seventh-
st Yesterday was struck and run over by an en-
zine Ans legs and arms were crushed. but when
picked UP he was alive and was taken TO the koose-
welt Hospital.
Under little canvas canopy erected on the shore
end of Pier No q, East diver, about 100 peope OF
all classes listened to a simple discourse by Bishop
H. &. otter Yesterday afternoon. The iturgcal
services were conducted by the Kew. Mr.. Mcguire,
Of the Mission.
On Twenty-second-st, midway between Sixth
and Seventh aves., Is a hole III the pavement about
two feet deep and four feet in diameter big and
bad enough to wreck a carriage or break horses
legs.
BROOKLYN.
The Rev. DR.. Powell secretary OF the American Mis-
sonsry Association preached in Plymouth Church yes
terday morning aud evening.
James May, Of No. % North oxford St. age ten,
drowned while bathing IN the Waiabout Canal yester-
day.
public anniversary meeting of Amulet Lodge Of
Good Templars was held last evening 81 the NOsrand
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. Addresses
by Dr. D. H. Mann, Grand Chlef Iempiar, and the
Rev Charles IA. Bucn, pastor OF the church.
game OF baseball between the Comedians and Ira
gedlans Will be played this afternoon at Washington
Park IL is for me benefit Of Atgius Lawrence Among
the PLAYERS are George {. Knight, ~ Baron Rudoiph
Roland Reed AZ Ko-hO LOUIS Harrison the Crushed
Tro0edian Robert HiilIard. AS Claude ueln0he, and
Edwin wles. as Enoeh Arden
Mrs Annie McGerity. age twenty.three. Of No. 497
Baltic-st.. attempted to commit suicide Yesterday BY
frnn her before could carry out her purpose aud
amman ed an ambulance AT st. Peters Hospital she
that she preferred die Father than live with her
husband
pasd.nts Of the Twenty fifth and other outlaying
wards complain the annoy they are subjected TO
from upmuzzed dogs running about the streets over
900 dog licenses have been issued from the City
Ceks Office up date. and notices are being sent out
daly TO owners who have neglected thus far TO procure
thrse permit According to the last ceDsus thefo
IL 900 dogs Brooklyn and only about third OF them
Itcen
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SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF W-YORk.........sUNDAY. JUNE 81, 1885
ARRIVED.
Arizona BIT Brooks Liverpool June 49, Queens
10 with mdse and passengers 10 Underhill Co
Arrived at the Bar AT 2.IOp
spain brj. Grinths Liverpool June g. Queens
II. with mdse and passengers 10 Hurst Arrived
Of the Bar at 1910
steamer Furnessia tBr. HedderwIok Glasgow June IT,
Moye 49, with mdse and 10 Henderson Bioa
Arrived nj the Bar at 4.3Opm.
Ldteta BT. Crcsser BaacOa days. with
ii Dumols. Arrived az the Bar at
Onuoco tBrl. GAIyn. hamilton. bermuda
ndse and passengers 10 A Outerbrdgo o. ar.
riqed at the SaT at ll4nam
Steamer CITY oil Augusta Nlckerson, Savannah 5
with mdse and passenEers T. II Yonge.
sIeamer seneca Walker Newport News and Norfolk with
mdse and passengers 10 Old dominion SIS Co.
Steamer WyaDoke Huphers Richmond, City Point AMI
Norfolk. with ndse and passongerso Ola Dominion Co.
steamer shelley Br. Lawson Philadelphia, ballast 10
simpson. spence * Young
steamer Gsucus Berry Boston, with dss 70 II D!mocE
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ship Dunn san Francisco il5 days. with mds

to Older vessel 10 1 + Chapman & GO. 80 -.
b Fl lowell, sopk co vessel to master: -, 49,.
day witn to Brown Bros Co. vessel to Funcb. Edge
BARK Transit o Annapolis Ns) Morton Point de Gale Ill
DAYS to Carleton Monatt va,se to Parker
BARK Conquest of Boston, Bearse Iquque and Tacahua.
ma with mdse to Barring Bros Co. vessel 10 Miller
Bar Edward Phinney (o Portland Young Pisagua 100
DAYS with soda to order vessel Miller hOugh
soda to Hemenwsy Brown vessel to master.
BARK superior lswcd. Lassen. Maurltus Mar %. with
sugae TO order: vessel to mas,er.
ear a. bunlo Gial Tqcci Cape Town So days.
BARK famg,a (Iap sehiamno Montevideo 5sdays with
arS cmmerce Chase and Caibarien days.
with to order vessel 70 Jas " ara Z Co.
Ew Adams co Vessel to maIeI noavo .
ana albarleu with sugar TO order. vessel to master
rls spI9 ' aostr master ' % uayS
Eng Sparkling Wafer Hchborn. SPAN Is days. with
sns Wars MaIeti yr Maett Domingo City n
days TO Vicni Co. vessel 70 natton. Wat
BIg Arcadia Woodward st kits l6 days. sugar
suNsEr-wlna at SANDY Hook. light. wNw; clear. At
CITY Island. light. NV clear
Arrived Yesterday
Queenstown 20. WITH @dse and passengers TO Vernon
BARK GER Reners Hong Kong March A.with mdse
BARK GIoaan cof London, stapledon Aeppy Mar g. with
mdse TO parragh q small co,oo.., Ma
Raj
10 Wlrtt a namlin vessel Ia & Tobias q Co.
Bark chase. Park, Cieniuegos May 20. via Delaware
Bre tkw with To order.
arg Trust (Br Douglass Pernambuco May 20 with sugar
10 Order; vessel 10 w Parker Co.
SAILED.
Steamers Holland, for London Poaria Haaburs, Merca
BARK Mare sicdenberg. for Ham Jurg.
BELOW
Barkyon Berg (GerL Keltehberg from stettln
BarE-arah chambers lBrI. Carter. from HAMBURG
THE MOVEMENT or 5rEAdEBi
FOREIGN PORTS
DuBIIs June 26Arnved. steamer Edgar tBr, Mills from
New.Nork.
QUEENSTOWN. June 27-Arrlved steamer linols, Dodge,
philadelphia June 10 ON her way To Liverpool and pro-
cesled.
sailed steamer Nevada tBr,. Douglass fiom Liverpool
hence for New. York
ROTTERDAM. Jnue 26-saued. steamer Leerdam (Dtch),
stiercndrrgi, for New.fork.
ASIwFRf. juno 26-saled. steamer Noordland (Belsy
Nickcis. Tor Nowfork.
HAvRE June 2G-sailed steamer La ChamDagns (Frl -.
for Now York.
HAVaNA, June 2G-Sailed steamer Manhattan, slevens
fIoIa McKlean ports hence Tor New YORK.
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LONG ISLAND.

RoCKAwAY BEACH-Wiam Kelly. OF New York has given
q q Roman church. = 300 has been
subscribed To build the eGce. shor; MIS- ol-
land site gationa church and the building
fund has reached $1,000. Work wlll be begun both
churches shortly.
SATURDAY 10 have Mayor DehcyOse. who in the
County JAIL released bail the bonds
did not appear About o'clock the afternoon.
the &25.uDO. and
Mayor liberated the
qualify double the this thew did. lie
parents home released. Mrs. John c. De
bevoise. Joseph McLaughl John l. Debev0ise
nshcd the bail Conrad Schloitsscher, eleven Of
691 Javs-st BROOKLYN run Yesterday by funeral
carriage Hugh MctiOdricg OF
n tls. York. The boy fatally injured nearly
bone his body being broken. McGOdrIck a
Iesled
VALLEY SIREAN-Tohn Clinton Pope arrested yester.
day charged with attempting MURDER his wife. He
taken TO Jamaica and committed ial Pope has
the habit OF beating hls SATURDAY night he
sauted her with cu sTkng her repeatedly the head
and knocking her sensress.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE TO APPEA Sc HIS FATHER.

Charles Eberhaidt age twenty-three, of No.
Henry ST, Brooklyn, got married last week He
home alone saturday night and tod his father
what had done. The announcement 50 ehraged the
old man ia lie forgot his years administered ter
rbe thrasbng TO CDaries This go huniisted the new
ly made husband that he swallowed a bOtio full Of
srncA Instead Of causing the angry parent to rcien
this act only his wrath and he at ouce tufned
Charles OF doors. The young mans life fs said 10
have been only 10y the industrious efforts OF
uauce surgeon. Young Mira Eoerhardt has not yet
appearcc OIL tie scene.
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STATEN ISLAND.

EpGRwATrR Five liquor sellers were arrested Yesterday
for having the front doors theI
The prisoners taken before Police Justice Vaughn
heG under so bal each for examination Thomas H.
Of Stap etOn % the Liquor Dealers
gave bonds Tor All OF them
STAPLEION- Mary A. TempetOn. widow hfty living
IN BrOOslyi. To uncle the Richmond
ROAD, night became getting posses
sion OF lar knife attempted murder her
yearOd daughter BY cutting throat. The child
the hands officer Ambrose the
She will be examined by doctors
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NEUS FIOM TIE SUBURBS
FORTY THIEVES OF TENDER AGE.

Probably the smallest and prisoner In the County
jan in Jersey CITY wne Newkrk who has just turned
lila year mis- tender lille
earned reputation psed thief and haA given
Le police trouble here are several charges OF lar
ceny pendng against hn and quantity Of goods which he
had been returned by people to whom no sold
he The youthful prisoner has coaD0et to DricLAttO
new iuieid belongs regularly band OF
THE who have their headquarters
the junction Of Jewet and Paramount They
captain and are governed by rules IN ortho
oux dime novel Members OF the detailed In
turn Jobs and other members act sc0us while
the being done. The 10y also asserts that young
the and take Their turn 81 the
work The police that the gang exists only In young
NewKiTk's imagination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-28

A fine South American monkey was presented
TO the eDsgere IN Central Park last week Oy Captain
Daniel r. Appleton, OF the 7th Regiment IL had been
sent TO Aim by friends America and IL partcu-
larry fne specimen The Of the monkey Is Beelzc-
buU Captain Appleton found that he could not keep
Inc ANNA in cage In his house. II always succeeded
in breaking out, and evinced decided tendency to
embrace the servants, who declared that the monkey
Was Beelzebub ia DISGUISE and were m0rtany afraid
Of H.,
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Tribune Gable News.

THE TRIBUNE is publishing, at very
heavy cost, a series of Special Cable
Dispatches from Europe, either written
by or authorized as a public expression OF
their views by prominent men in Europe.
These dispatches will be a valuable source
of popular information during the exciting
campaign for Parliament now in progress
n England.
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Newspoys on all railroad trains are
under orders invariably to supply custom
ers with The papers tney call for, and to
regulate their stock of papers so as not tv
run short Travellers who find that the
newsboy has run short Of TRIBUNeS will
oblige this Office by reporting tho fact by
postal card, and especially giving informa-
ton as to what tram it was.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Commencement OF De La Sale Institute, Chickerng
Hall. 8 y. Co.., 81 -
Orange Lawn Tennis Club tournament Montclalr'
y. J. ,,. e., ,.o.,r,or,.,
Church, y. IN. ,.-.-.. -,
Executive Committee OF Parnell Parliamentary una
Association, Hoffman House. y. m.
Fetal Cirocers Union, No 2l3 East Twenty-thiri-st,
D. $780,, .......o,. ..ada,,v
O Music. 3 p III.
ST. Vincent Ferrers Church. 3 p. ILL.,
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THE BATTERT'S LAST SUNDAY AT RIVERSIDE.
Battery passed its last Sunday on guard
duIy al The tomb Uf General Grant yesterday. Today
tie barracks OF Camp Grant will 10 taken down ana
shipped NIAGARA Falls by direction OF General scho
Ged they viii be put up for the OF the post NJ
Niagara SEATS have been paced IN position ana VIII oe
cted b. the battery until Wednesday morning. when
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r. H. MACY & 90.

Iersyave He had been for three weeks
and several months prior That he had not contributed
anything the support his family. although he had steady
employment Pha iepha. In expanatiDn OF his attempt
his life ad he wanted KIN himself in order
could the be him" Mrs. Eariy keeps
u small Gran -t. anl supports her
sef and those OF her children who are not married.
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NEWARK.

Francesca Pirtropni stabbed in the stomach early
Yesterday Italian tenement house. No 6s
Everst. quarrel with Frank Getlng and Antonio
Palsta Getting arrested The wounded accused
him Of doing stabDIng From statements made by Wit
however the police led believe That the knife
haG used BY Pais,a and search made for him.
Last ngat he taken custody PIrtropnis wound Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-28

LIEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF BEEF
Contains increased degree all the stimulating properties
Of Sold Beef which Liquid Food" or Liquid Extracts"
made from blood ami meat refuse do not contain
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If ocaI newsdeaIer does not have a
sufficient supply of TRIHUNES, readers
can always order the paper by mail They
will save money thereby, as THE TR'b'
UNE is only $3.50 per year by mail, post
ace paid Mail subscribers will get thelr
papers by the same early train as ths
newsdeaers.
BY MAIL, rs CENTS PER MONTH.
Address changed as often as necessar"
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Delicate diseases OF either sex radi-
caly cured 10 in stamps for book. Address
orld's Dispensary Medical Association. Buffalo, y. Y.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HINIATU RE ALMANAC


427; 1871 Moon rises l57Mn age DIS 20
HIGH wATEd
AM-sandy Hook. 4;2G Isld 427 He'll Gate GIG
P.X-sandy HOOK Ala Cows isrd sos Hell G:52
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Announcements.
ADVICE To MOTUF'

ADVICE TO MOTHERS.
should always be Used for
TRRrHISG. It sOOflEs tn. CHILD sOFlENo the
GUNS PAIN. CURES WIND collie and IS the Blsr
REMEDY FOR DIAlRTHA Twenty five cents a bottle.
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HO.nE y T. rs,

and returns to Fort Hamilton. There was the usu"i
throng OF visitors at Riverside yesterday AFTERNOON
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John Early age sixty attempted to commit suicide
yes Jsrday by jumping into Morris Canal 1t the foot VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-28

Earl g. Wilson's f. & w. brand of Mems
Collars and Guns the best sold everywhere
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HENRY \. DANIELS. VI. D.,
IA Lexin gton- ave. betvs sen 2lth ant )t1,1g
Fonrs--s 10 l. 5tO T. Diseases OF the Nervous 5T3tsr
Gento- Urinary organs Impotence and Jtsrllitf
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TUESDAY, JUNE 20.

OUTGOING STEAMERS
TUESDAY. JUNE 30
Vessel
Vtsvi line. For Mails c0se. sails.
Wyoming Guion. Liverpool 2:30 N
WEDNESDAY,. JUNE 80
Werra NC LLOYD. Bremen thampn. 2:30am am
Burr india, FlorlO. Med. Ports. pm
Finance Us n Brazi, azil ports
foTtucnse, Red Cross Brazil ports
Philadelphia. Red ID, La quay
THURSDAY. JULY l.
Britannia. White star. LIVERPOOL 130pm pm
Kate .. Nebraska state GLASGOW.
Leasing. HamD-A Amer. Hamburg 430 a m
CITY OF Aerandria- AlexdIe. iiay.& Mex. pm pm
Andes. Atlas Hayti.
Marlborough. Quebec. Bermuda. pm pm
STEAMERS DOE
TO-DAY.
line
Helvctia. London
Aer. Bremen Southampn.. y. LLOYD
ClenfuegOs Hayanh
TUESDAY. JUNE 30
Edlth Montego Bay essePs
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 80.
Manhattan Havana and Mexico -....AleIandre's
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B EDEL L IS.

Supply wants Immediately, prices must ad'
vance, only object selling prices quoted below
Is to reduce our immense stock.
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W ash Fabrics.
We will sell this week:

&c PRINTED LAWNS FOR Observation-Disclosures. &C.
&C. VNDREssED CAMBRIA ALL COLORS....... 4c
&c STANDARD sHIRrING CAM BRICS...-....-.- &c.
ljc BATIsTE. 10 INCHES WIDE. &C.
2ic FRENCH DRESS sArEENs ................. IL iac
l7c SUPERIOR QUALITY SATEENS..-...... &c.
lie CRINKLED sEERSUCKER % IN WIDE. &c.
YARD WIDE FRUIT OF THE LoOM..... &c.
YARD WIDE LONSDALE CAMBRIC. ----...-------- 80.
l2pc. DRESS GINGHAMS. CHOICE DESIGNS.... &C.
I,c CHECKED NAINsOOK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c.
LACE CURTAINS. CHOICE DESIGNS SL2i PAIR, UP.
800 EMBROIDERED CHAMBRAY ROBEs.......s 81 80.
WE ARE DETERMINED TO REDUCE OUR I'M.
MENsE STOCK OF
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MAIL ORDERS,

YOU CAN HAVE PERFECT CONFIDENCE II
SENDING ORDERS FOR ANYTHING AND EVERY
THING NEEDED AS THE VERY CHOICES
ARTICLES ARE SELECTED FOR MAIL ORDERS.
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DOUBLE V WAIST

Is A PRACTICAL. SIMPLE GARMENT FOR chill
DREN. AND WILL BE FOUND TO GIVE EXCELLEHT
SATISFACTION.
FOR PARTICULARS SEE ADV IN TRIBUNE Of
JUNE 20, 1886, OR SEND To US FOR CIRCULAR
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-07-13

STATESMAN: Locust trees are in
bloom for the second time this year
in Boise City,. Ezra Baird, OF
Lewiston, North Idaho, John Hailey's
candidate for Marshal, is in Wash
ington with fair prospect Of secur-
ing the prize. -. The Boise City
National Bank is in receipt OF ST.
500 bullion from Boise Basin, $4,000
from Silver City, $500 from Rocky
Bar and $1,000 from Snake river.
Total, $4,000, to be assayed at the
U. S. Assay office at Boise City,.
The receipts of gold bullion at the
u. S. Assay Office, for the past three
DAVIS was over 400 ounces, being the
greatest amount ever received for
that length of time, in the history OF
the Office. The value of deposits re-
ceived from July LIST TO July . in-
elusive, was $2S,602.61, the heaviest
amount ever handled in . like period
at this Office. i. The suspension OF
the transportation charges by the
government, thus saving q consider
able expense to depositors, together
With the satisfactory assaying done,
il tnrnIng the tide Of bullion business
= m direction Of Boise City.
The ppep,of h. G. Thompson poe 60. o.
~ s; 4 tie celebration in ldAhe city'
ss,srvss place 10 the literassss Qfshs coun-
-, Itsppears in the last ggsies apa ~ .
~. ssr, +. + rs Way Ds~9ssss
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-07-13

]. H. BOWMAN went up to Ketchum
last evening. 1t is surmised that he
will be induced to take hold of the
Keystone, either as partner or pro-
prietor.- Inter-Idaho.
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A. B. MoRRELL was over last week
from Lewis gulch. He said his mill
would begin, the early part Of this
week, on a crushing Of thirty-five tons
d ore from the Storm King mine.
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SHERIFF German last week took
Harry Harrison to the insane asylum
at Blackfoot. Harrison has been in
the hospital of this county many
years. His insanity, until recently,
was Of mild type.
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lDAHo Couxxx gniE Pnxss: VIII.
.9n Mellbo1r1ie, ny. 81 Knichten aud

IDAHO CouNTx BRHr Prrsa. WA
s9n Mellboursie. NJ. III Kn;ohtan ~
w. :. Magill started down Is tba;r
newly discovered quartz m;nes 81
Salmon river last Friday Win the 81
|tention u puttinr IS i, araatra M
|ynediately. Thew ltad ;;n.t recs; v.d
|report1 from the sssayers u whom
|rook va sont Tor asusv. ana IL rs
VEN sncouraainr epouoh 81
DUSTY tia excitement under which
Ithe lsbored; s yhe ssssxs vent fron,
|e800 d 1890 Ii cold from H. 49,
IIedRe, which Il o.lled 81. ssrs....,4
Chief. Another promising ledoa Il
the Z Betty ore from which .s..v.
$40 to tho ton ID eold. IL III \ f,i,,a
Bird" lode antimonial silver i fonnd
with trace Of cold. The Iedyas . y,
lon Salmon river about thirteen m;les
from GrangevilIe. The Formation y
gray granite, with some lime Thare
is plenty Of timber 4 mile ID stream
and the ledges are favorable s;tu.+ed
flor working. John Crooks has two
foot ledge of $50 gold bearing rock
in the same belt, Indian D;ck a.
rived at Mt. Idaho Wednesday morn-
ling from Lapwai and said that he had
broke out Of the agency ;a;I WHARF
he had been confined by order Of
agent Monteith. He was kept two
|days without water and finally broke
his shackles which he still wears. and
came to the prairie for protection.
He says that Monteith told him that
he would keep him in Jail one year
because Tom Hill had been in Jail one
lyear, and also because he testified
against Tom Hill in the recent trial.
| This is the Indians version, and we
lgive It for what it is worth. 1t will
be a day of jubilee for the Indians
when Mr.. Monteith's successor ar
rives. -. Quartz properties in the
new Alton district, thirty miles
southeast Of Warrens are looking up.
I Auditor Rhodes received for record
last week, deeds from parties who
had each purchased one-third interest
I'm the "Mountaln View" mine paying
Therefor the sum Of $4,000 each. The
: original proprietors, G. A. Gowan and
Dave Sterritt still retain one-third
interest in the mine. The parties
who purchased the other thirds
are Timothy Kennedy and Hugh
Flood. When two-thirds interest
: in prospect claim in a new camp
sells for $4,000 it is safe to say thai
! there are some big things in sight
. There is quartz country in there
? we'll worth looking after. !. /. Ros.
9 and Wyatt expect to drive about five
: hundred head Of horses to the Blacl
i Hills this summer, via the Boise trail
a following in the wake of the Wood
u and Fockler band of Ave hundred
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SuspAY was the hottest day Of
+he sumner. The thermometical
quicksilver rose up to 1902 degrees
above zero in the shade.
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p.,pH GoopL1FFE came in from Ban
), fire other day. Ralph returned Sat
NAV accompanied by Mrs. Goodliffe,
who i now q resident of Banner.
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" +. CAsro and D. J. jackson
lived here the other day from Wood
Dive, and went on to Silver District.
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,,.s BRAproRD and ]. G. Robbins
!. ,,,,,ed to Banner yesterday.

Miss MARIA Craig, Of Garden val
=, arrived here Sunday on . visit
.. ~ Idaho City friends.
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JOHN SUHLsES is hauling ore from
the Cleveland mine, owned by Dick
Cunningham, to the Forest King
mill. Fifty tons will be crushed.
We hope to hear of good cleanup
from this first run on Cleveland rock.