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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-08
SNOQUALMIE FALLS

THE sEATTLE soUAK AND sNo-
= quaimie transportation Company Il
now prepared 70 carry passengers and
freight from seattle 10 snoQualmie ana
dispatch. The shortest. quickest and best
route % reach the famous snequaimie
Falls. hop ranches and hunting and fab
Ink grounds Of that region.
Two stages day nom seattle 10 SQ1ak
leaving Y. n. stones grocery atore a.
.. N. and ,. M. For further Particular
apply at stones grocery store Front
slreet ap93
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-08

Building permits in Memphis, TEAM,
calling for al expenditure ia new
structures OF &1,100,O00, have been
issued during the past year. The popu
latlon Of that city has increased frsnn
1900 in 1880 10 about 60,O08 at the
Vreseut time. Il IL nov the terminus
Of eight railroads, has the advantage Of
Fiver commerce, and is making great
progress n manufactures and the dis
tFibuiion 81 meats and provisions, be-
sides eo1ton and other oomuoditiea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-08


LTsHTEIs6 HoLEs. Professor Brun
has Published ia the Archives de
deneye ~ interesting study on the
so-ealled lightning holes 70 Be found
il the high Alps. He and other IN
vestigaf0rs have found them ct nights
Of from 3348 70 400 meters. or be-
tween II 900 and 1900 feet above
the sea level Usually they are found
on summits, Sometimes the rocky
mass. which has been vitrified Ii the
passage Of the electric fluid, presents
the appearances Of small scattered
pearls. sometimes Of a series Of semi.
spherical cavities only q few MILNE.
tefs in diameter. S0metimes there
are vitrifed rays going out from 3
central point 70 q distance OF four OF
ave inches. Sometimes 3 block de.
tached from the mass appears IS Il
bored through BY a cannon ball. the
hollow passage being quite vitrified
The thickness Of this viGrified coat
ing or stratum never exceeds q mill.
meter. and Is sometimes not more
than q quarter Of that depth. The
varying eolors which II presents de-
pend on the qualities and compost
ton Of the roak. The same may be
said IS 70 its transparency. On the
Rungfschhorn the glass thus formed
By the lightning is black owing to the
quantity Of aclinolith which the rock
contains. Il is brown on La Rui-
nelte, the rock consisting of feldspar
mixed with gneiss containing chlor-
ide Of iron. Under the microscope
these lightning holes display many
interior cavities. which must be 81.
tributed to the presence of water in
the rock at the moment Of melting
BY the electric discharge. This Wit
Tified material has no influence on
polarized light.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-08
STEAMER TRAVKA Kro.
STEAMER HELEN.
F0R coLBI. PORTS ORCHARD hHB
WASHINGTON.

IN sTKAMKR HUEN. We
:. I.Ilinl NagfaE. iaEEaa HarFInQ
IA q 4nlthil whaFl eleassia. sEeFF - -
Wedna1daT and Friday, Is - 3 ~. ~
Colby. Mltchaifn P1i1l. had e Puri o.
HGtgrning leaEe head q purt FTnah E9rn
e - q n, had q Pert Orchard a IL a.
n. Mfichalim Pntn4 Is ND 4. N. CnlkF IL
M lKxkvlMG at Somk1lo ahpuf IN .. n.
1H@4ag. ThlFsaay ard EafnzaMF, dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-08
TRRRS Ind PLLNTN.

4 VERY FINE VARIETY OF
a cholcc, healthy fruft Treas and
flaals are respectfully ufiared . tha nub-
lie Tor he fAh trade.
order early. Send Tor prise iist and de-
ssrtps&re catalogue 70 th1 CiasaF1aie
fruit Farm and fonitFy NArf. seattle.
So VI. n. nANfS Rron.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-08

The establishment Of 9 large pork
packing h0uss b. Fowler BrothsFs, near
st. Paul. with 9 capacity Of 5000 30 $500
hogs . daY, viii neces state the estab-
lishmens Of barrel factory there, and
VIII also stimulate the bon ma ing in
dustEY al that paint. IL is likely THAI
the packing business will soon assume
Iamenss proportions N the neighboF-
hood Of the tgin cities.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-08
DissolutiOn Of Partnership

|rTfHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
4 gives notice that the partnerahlp
heretofQrc EXISTING hetwcan himssif ana
- 6EoenlRxeF, IN c0aauctinE the New
lAePot sAiooa. has been dissolved 81 mu-
tssAt con1enk AR. 6rOenlnger retiring
fhe sasanesa viii Be continued b. mysx II
- ne cid piace. All ceata % the cid drm
vii Be coiiccted and al moneya owtnr
Is - ERKn- acHnIpp
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-08

rs sea ana a1lrcls1 1ssssia aos fnll d 81 a
ain ne Deetor 80 waited he hnEptlals q
Aarspa ard ootatna1 . great Gal e Valnshls
lnlsrlln.1an uAich u 4 campatsua b iupaEl
= t1osa b noed 81 Ms narxioaa. On. 0rnn0s
III UAke - eharEs anless ka snscm Z ere
enl1lnicAeisan EEictlg eoaa1anttzl. asns
- aollars fcr = uacaaRe q maalnlna. A..
49, d. ,. \. 0fBB0k, aax HRE3. So 3nan.
eiacos 0al Meu1fsn fass-fnraT sI7lsa1I~--
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c. %. s B. y


ENoR FRANKLIN. BLAcK 81 /.
\ and intarmodiaio Eln4 AI@s
GAR
FuF Esucassle and infnrInc 80
dailT. e s - and 100 e - 49,
hasuFning axrive ~ eoalsl1 -.
riVur aKteassan a. 80 y ~
Newcastle bEancA ~ ~ q ~ y ~
and tsN 81
RHnNinw Earss q FrmnkllR y
Running tina 10 Newuaafas A. -
j. MIEwER ga
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-08

Thomps0n Smiths Sons mill. at
Duncan City. Mich, is saving a. the
rate Of go 900 feet in ten hours. Big
loRs help 90 make up this record, and
the pliers fail 20 keep up With tbs saws,
necesaitafinQ esertinne work.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-08

A OosTLY STUMP lin certain interior
sections Of japan there grow dense
forests Of cherry. The timber differs
from The species known in this country,
inasmnch as Il rarely exceeds Is inches
IN diameter. The wood itself Is dark
and closer grained than American
cherry, bat is susceptible Of 9 fac pol
lsh. About three years ago the stump
OF cherry tree Waa unearthed Ia the
forest about 80 miles from Toxic, and
its unusual size, for that country,
caused local trader 10 secure il as
enriositys The stump Was cleaned ap
and vanished. and In 1884 was shipped
10 Germany and utilized as the base for
work Of art in the form OF an i'm
menss hFenze eagle, the work Of the
famous japanese artist Chiokichi Huzu-
H. The cherry stump is ALLEGED 70
have been buried &c least 900 yesrs, Ii
stands about four feet high, and was
evidently the life giver 10 q tree not less
than q inches in diameter. The ex-
IRENE breadth Of the roots Is about 5
feet. At the WurtemberQ Exposition,
IN 1884, the exhibit was awarded a gold
medal. Recently the agents of the
First japanese ManufacuFine q Trad
lnR Company secured the stump and
bronze figure, and forwarded ID to is
New York store, s65 Broadway, where il
10 nov on exhibition. The stump and
bronze figure is valued az $780,
northeastern LlinabermaR.
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10 TIE UNF0RTUNATE



DispsnmT NaM
k@ray gnoet. So
HFanctN. u1ab
HkA - iEA. q,
ns t0lUa.s e
axnAt aaa eamlnai
0laEMa Ench -
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STREET.-THE. 2IEEus
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4 3kMEaAA WnAEwnm
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-08
GENERAL AND NERVOUS DISEASES

MARx A. LoNGAKER. N n,
Graduate Of womans Msdioal Csnzs
q Hennsy1Tania-
Odise and resideace, corner Cherry and
Third atreeta. 0fiice houra frcR d Is
and from 70 O'clock.
Particular attention giFan 20 TIE fram4-
men2 Of diseases 81 women and ehiidFan.
Consultations IN Engltah and German.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-08

The Chippewa LumbeF 4 Boon Com
pany. Of Chippeva Fails, Wis. lately
sold 100000 feet Of lumber 10 lot, e
. g 9 khS uRand.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-08
UN8lI 1T0N
6lkAABoAT TRAMsPoaTh
Carrying tlao Ia il.
fasana, battle tPutIsuni III

ONE or TIE VS. w
y 7. Cos steamer
tWa1htnEto4 e. E1ith
l Nil run dallF botWecn fae1111. ~ ~
! 1qWn1a1d. leaving lncuma Trr7 7..|'-s
g tain and tolchlnr ~ .''|Is -
Mn4lgon. fcrt 0Amhla. Part 81 81
Eo<t FoWnsend. RetlFzlaQ isro.s i
LoNn1end ever daT isEc1rt sa N
O'clock p. M.
SEaTTlE-WHATeoM nHTe
Iha 1leaMaE W X WwwWNm "a
leaEe Seattle egexT 5umaar. - ~
tnlr11ag GRAINS 8 o'cIgoE. ~ -
calling e. Mlkil1eo. Iulaln. rf.
Oak HaFboR, ut1nl44y, t.ao1rl -. s. 81
/ Anaoorta4 Guamaa aamirN. II1.
! belllnEham and Sehnma
hezurninR, Wlh laaTo Whe1arn| 1
Monday, WollneodaT and r11r -
! ngs, Is s oielack, frr aaaff.a =
n.erne1Lals peln8 o. ~ va.
SEAIflk-SkA ACT RIVER n1|Ilk
The sleamsr DAMaW VIA i.aga - |.'.
fer HknRtf river ard way nm sras
Monday md Thursday, rstH1nA F
days and FriaAyA
For frsighk and pasaags nrrlr :, Cha
nanF p ofloa q Xeaior ull1 1r1 M
Ne beA1z Is TIE aaue wtnEt
mr1l-4 0H0. s. IACon4 f1rr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-08
Republican Meetings.


LION. EUGENE CANFfE.D. RE
Ii publican candidate for Councilman
from the Twelfth Council District, viii
address his fellow citizens at the follow
ing times and places. accompanied b.
Hon. J. W. Phillips and Hon. 4. N. Reed
Jr-. AZ ell points Ii their respective Repre-
sentative Districts. and Hon. W. w. New
lin e all points IN his Prosecuting Attnr-
ney District; also. By Hon. T. @. Nicklin.
Of Whntcom
Coupeyille saturday. Oct 9. at go q. m.
Port Discovery, : Oct q az 30 D. m.
Dungeneas N nday. Oct. Ii, at D. m.
Port Angeles, Tuesday, Oct IL. att >. m,
Chimecum. "Wednesday, Oct IS ct pm.
Port Ludlow Oct IS. 40 p m.
Port aambe. Thursday. Oct. Il, 80 D. M.
ehelton's Point. saturday. Oct. Il. 7:30p pm
kamilchie. Monday. Oct IA sc 5s30 D. n.
Union City, Tuesday. Oct 10. AZ Is30 D. m.
Clifton, " Wednesday. Oct ~ at 80 p. m
Port Madison. Friday. Oct. % e. D. m
Port BlAkeiy. Friday, Oct q At 80 ,. N.
County and precinct Commit ees are
requested % provide suitable halls. and
Republican newspapers 70 publish this
notica BY order Of the Territorial Cen
trAl Committee. g. BAXTER,
n. d. ATTRInaK. Sec. Chairman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-08

Groups win b charged 50 cents extra
for each head.
To this agreement We pledge our honor
70 sustain. and politely request the pubic
not . aak NJ 70 deyiate from tue same a.
our determination - unnlterabie and tuat
u. .. MCCLAIttG
ID. r. JUDKINS
GkO. MOORE
THkO. Il. PkISKR.
Seattle. sent. ). IKaR. aal
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-08

HnATTLM Man1h & E13lL
On. n. n. LnNaAKEH -raar sir: kuz
painful fsalinR il ny forehaad. and 3.
night wnuid ae eFoablGd with dl1lclAt
hrasthinR. coughing and cxpectarasllE
% that had 1a1 lilllo reBf. ] Was FezY
misnra BE kr1zn this cataEEh az TIE Aa1e.
nose. and the asthma for which / cgqld
curahis whan / eougha YonK care ard
tre4xmank fnnm which 4 reoaIFo4 nel5el
IN > fen daya rssnlnng b . psrnaae1e
cure. Mx
Frarn what know az On. Ls0nNakerz
professional axih and treatment feed
suffering freEn diaoaAe 70 him. with tne
assurance that theY win recalve mesf ex,
cellent professional and medical treat
menk CLARK D. DAVE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-08
Farm FOR SALE

CONTAINING % ACRES. Situated
~ ~ miles north Of Scattla en- ths tsle,.
graph rad, which i The best road in King
couniy. About - acres are bottom land.
A kood well e9 water aad one-and a. half
story house. VITA large cellar About Is
aeie4 unnsr cultivation. acres In straw.
uNxftuA. niAcA nafxteNs k49p berries and cur
tAnts; alsa lSo bearing trait trefR. Wil
b ecld cheap. Fer further PARTICULAR
address X. u. PARISH
Noalile w. t. o. Apply 70 him On TIE
nfeini1e4- eeiS DIV
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ron TNm uPPMn amaniT'
sTEAMER GIrnn

CArzElng tie Unlsa1 Hsr1r Ms
AANas1 AEdlaAtfH VIZ Mr -
- Monday Nodneofa7 80 ~
s1t.,1.lna Iees4eY, Ihlfla7 ar1 q
e@ll!3 = A1k1teo. 1oItiIn
10y m l1Anlllnl, Sl1r1I q - 49,.
49, olsE..nB o11 Ell l.5s
@ ee-r1 e-lo gro. hosIl.' 8
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-08
General Insurance Agency,
TAYLOR & BURNS, Agents.
FIRE. MARINE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.
Butler Ba1lea1ns. james street

0o11goTEss wEIETES Y THE FOLLOWING FIRsrCIAss
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4. ,In n

TX EQWARn, Sole 0wne
WE. frusn anka. raFFY tha UNEf
mAli - Honaa Canai ma4lr4 F
weaklg EiHa % Gaaf1I4 Lf1NAz ~
beck ever Nea1nT ant Fl.11I z.1la..4
Wtn lo1ch Is PIT 9an1le t1l
sf,ssssss: sssarslsr ~iiI isSfs 11'
a1fur1,rT nornin1. f1flr9 ~ 11N 8
Par on7sl1s Ar -, l1rF "a U1I1I t#
Iha E1zaHsaf 1easEhlna WIA f14tt
lsnA 1aR RaE4 GAmhlo ever AF
saturday. - aaka TazE 1l1 a4A
M raassRu uIaaw I'm amF paHAA4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-08

IhtrnaSus flaf fAsasaa3I sasaaf ~ earaf -
SEAINAL EEAKEESS. Loss - KAF-
h0oD, a-S 1AeFsssiie y shsss. dzss1ss ~ sr-sss.s
= e1ln1 % 3 coElpiiealics ea1iisf PRoSFAroE-
khEA Dr. EfEEfG.S EFFTFoE4foR 4
- 0fL Fesrs FER PRoSrxFoRRHEA P-i-s
80 pr yacfaes 8 parssgss. slaoa Gsi4s 70
stsllfa eld ser 4nai gsf rsuf frss. Ad1ress LIZ.
bfG DLSPENSARF6.r nSsraars ~ Aa-a
go Genrp 81. Esa FFwnrSs-e. Ca
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-08

NOTICE

HE THE UNDERSIGNED PHOTOo.
w Faphera. doing business in the city
Of Seattle. have decided that the present
prices fog photographs are bol0 y those 0l
other reputable galleries IN other cities,
and have concluded TO act ID coneert ana
harmony. and agk q more reasonable ~
cafnpense for our skin and labor there
toEo. on and after sept. q 1850. the scale
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SlmF NESSFrr,,
PARKKR. MKsfSR

Will leaye Seattle a,
coma daily aundara :.
cep9e6 at y am.
m WWmF6 ~---...s
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-27

Me- PERcE News: Theodore War
lick was found guilty of murder in
the first degree at Mt. idaho Tues.
day morning and the Judge sentenc-
ed him the same evening to sufferthe
death penalty. a few minutes after
his removal from the court room, ! af-
ter the reading Of the verdict, he tried
to hang himself with a fragment of
rope and nail which he inserted in
a chink of the cell lining. ~
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-27

Jim Webster being once more be-.
fore the court, his Honor, asked:
Haven't you been in Jail for stealing,
chickens once before?" "No, .sahs
no, indeed hain't. Praise de I.awd
foah His infernit goodness and mussy,
nobody hain't cotched me yit. Hit
seems as eff [ was protected by de-
higher powers. p Texas Siftings.
VIM. Caddy was killed in thedda-.
no mine at Grass Valley, Nevada, re-
Gently. A piece of the ledge weigh.
| ing three hundred pounds fell upon
his neck, breaking it and crushing the
skull. He leaves wife and five
children.
The treasury department has receiv-
ed a certificate of deposit for 5000.
lin the case Of George O. Cannon, of
Utah, who was held in that amount
of bail and which was forfeited by
reason of his failure to appear for
trial. f,., -qa
! A Tombstone Chinaman was in
formed by a citizen, that he must go.
"Allee light" said the heather, 'me
got money, me go China, you 60 hell"
Land in Connecticut upon whichpine
trees were planted a few years ago is
now worth 500. per acre for its tim
4 Der. IA
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-27

BIG SrRIkE.-News from Payette are to
the effect that.J ames White has cut across
very rich ledge in his tunnel on Archie
creek The vein issix feet wide, of good
nav ore. II is supposed to be gold sui
phurets and bromide. Aparty 81 miners
will go down tomorrow morning-Mon-
day. the 26th--to inspectthe new find. 1t
lie not the ledge Mr.. White was running
for..N He has forty feet yet to run to tap
The Moparohs This is the second rich,
blind ledge that has been cut i, distance
of a hundred and thirty feet. VIII inform
your, readers further after an inspection is
made, AS. assNi'oh'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-27


! The Salt Lake Tribune states that
"the Oregon Short Line is greatly in
creasing its working force, and bring
ing the road up to full standard. The
Shoshone shops now employ 175 me-
chanics. New car shops are talked
of at that place, question which is
expected to be settled next week up
on the arrival of President Adams
and the directors, who are now on
their way west on tour of inspec-
ton. The road is bringing large
numbers of immigrants to settle along
the line, which, with the heavy
through travel makes the business o
1.-THE road lively. The influx Of stran
gers from the eastis rapidly settling
the land around the various towns, 5,
that from Shoshone west the. Snak
river plains show large numbers Q
NEW houses all the way to Hunting
i ton"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-27
District Court Calendar.
APRIL TERM. 1886.

APRIL TERM 1856.
Caroline E. Runyan vs.. John Fl.
Runvan.
Teresa Gortz VS.. John German.
George Coat, respondent, VS.. Chung
Yuen, appellant.
N. G, Luney VS.. Boise county,
J. G. Fox VS.. w. w. West and Jas.
McDevitt.
Albert G. Church vs.. Marion F.
Waldron.
J. B. Mclaughlin, administrator.
vs.. Thos. Rowland and Ruby g. Row
land.
s. K. Goldtrap vs.. VIM. Charters.
John Garrecht vs.. Alexander Orch.
ard.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-27
BUSINESS men of enterprise lib,

BUSINESS men of enterprise liber-
ally advertise, and they are wise.
Such men are Epstein g. Logan, Of
Boise City. Don't fail to read their
ad. which appears in this issue of the
WoRLD. They shavea fine and i'm
mense stock of goods, land none Of
the other merchants of Boise City can
undersell them; and these facts they
make known by literally patronizine
the printer. ra4aqss
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-27

ID. S. Marshal Dubois arrived at
pocatello on Tuesday last and immi-
diateIy left for Malad for the purpose
Of arresting Geo. M. Stuart for poly
camy. This is the same fellow who has
served one short term in the pen for
this offense. Register.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-27

MzssENeER: Johnny Robrer call
ed at the Office Of the Messenger and
gave us few Items Of the placer
ground discovered last fall BY Ran
kin q Tibbits in Hardin gulch. This
|gulch is situated on the west bank Of
the Yankee Fork. about three miles
below Bonanza City ii Custer coun-
ty. The gfotAais, on, an average,
ten feet deep ~ be4ock. Mr.. Rohr-
er says he was At the diggings few
days since and prospected the ground,
taking out rs high as so cents on
Shovel point. The gold Is worth 918
per ounce. He thinks Messrs. RAM
kin 8. Iibbits will be able to clean up
IL or Is thousand dollars this year
without much difficulty. We rely
greatly on Mr.. Rohrer's opinion asshe
is well experienced in placers, and .
man Of undoubtly good Judgment.
Our old friend Rankin knows his good
luck will please the Messenger and
TALL CONCERNED with its welfare.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-27

MIKE LEARY the otherVdsy bought
Dennis Crowley's interest in the
mining ground and bitches OF. the
aGranlte Creek Ditch company
Consideration, $4,000. There are
several members of this company.
We did not learn what fraction of the
whole property Crowley, owned.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-27


WOODS, Mccullough s Malonev.
whose el,im + near Cold spFins., we're
70 suspend voik Ri week
age last Sunday, for the reason that
. n reservoirs rushingly vanished.
ne upper one. twenty-eight feet
vide and fourteen feet deep was
washed away and the rush Of the water
swept the one below. It is supposed
tnat ground squirrels did the damag.
ing work that caused'the smash-up,
oy digging holes at the ends Of the
the structure, and the water running
through kept enlarging the openings
until finally the whole works went
When both reservoirs were filled H.
supply OF water was sufficient to rur
the claim for ten hours. When Tho
men heard the rush of the waters ane
tumollng OF timbers they thought i
was y s either the roaring of thunder d
hurricane. Mr.. Woods, who was ii
the gulch, began to climb the hill at
lively lick when he saw what was com
ing, and Barely had time to get GU
OF reach Of the rushing wafer, whicl
ne said was not more than a minut
IN passing. About half Of their gar
den was washed away. 1t is a SER
Gus loss. They will rebuild the lowe
reservoir, which was the smaller one
this season.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-27

Mr.. CHANNEL and son made the
trip from San Francisco to this place
in three days. They made connection
with the stage for this place at Boise
City, and stopped in the capital just
long enough for breakfast. They
came via Ogden and Pocatello. Mr.
Channel says the fare through to Kan.
sas City, Omaha and Denver is s2i
less than to Ogden. ,i1sa
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-27
sDnEe ATE HALEY recently intro

4 zDsLEG ATE Haley recently intro
lduced ! a bill to establish a board of
commissioners to examine, adjust and
report on all claims arising out OF
Indian treaties, and depredations
committed by Indians, and fer other
purposes. Mr.. Hailey also presented
petition of Knights of Labor OF Po-
catello, idaho, protesting against the
passage of the free ship bill; also me-
mortal from citizens ofLewiston pray.
ing against the removal of the present
duty on foreign flax seed. ~
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-27

1 4 = Z 49, Is > : = 1
A CHICAGO firm has patented vac
uum pump, or, -sub-aqueous dredge,
and are endeavoring to introduce it
into the Occur d'Alene country. The
machine runs by steam, and it is al
legged to be capable Of working our
deep digging with the greatest ease
and facility, and is entirely novel
plar,.s NoAditches or drains are re-
CURED. The pump lifts both water
and gravel, and raises it into the
lsluce- box, where the water taker
from the pit does the, work Of wash
ing. The first of the pumps will bt
Tested near Murray, and the people
of that section are deeply concerned
in the success of the venture
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-27

WE are agents for the Chicago Corset
Company's Balls Corset, the best in use,
and very plain. Warranted or money re.
funded. All orders left with Mrs. G. Mar.
Gus, Idaho City, will be promptly filled
and delivered at Boise City prices.
EPSTEIN q LOGAN
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-27

ONE hundred immigrants from
Missouri, Dakota, Iowa, Illinois and
Michigan, landed in this Territory a
sbort time ago. Twenty-eight went
= Wood River and the remainder to
po;se CITY and Caldwell.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-04-27

4 NORTH Idaho stillcontinpes to reso-
lute and memoralizel on ons thing and
another. They seem toNhave agreat
grudge against the capital city, and
improvements of a public nature
made, or contemplated. irritatas the
hortherners, and keeps them, kicking,
ne fact that a capital building has
been constructed gives them good
grounds for growling,sas they claim
and now that Congress is asked te
make an appropriation to increase
Inc size ofthe Territorial Penitentiary
'aey deem sufficient cause Tor con
unu'ng the kicking, and re-assertin2
mat Boise City is not now, aud never
mas been the capital of Idaho lfi'
= not theoretically, it is practically
ana no doubt will continue to be,