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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-21
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TUESDAY MORNING. sErrEmBERa 81.
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mn ii 49,. = ''aL.
once SOp pc :, i.etchissa5S
RaiLoada ~ Stairs over e ~, ~ l';l,|
t rarto,Su hotels. farmer. Po.,ol|Ii
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2. y, ouynn, Proprieisor, . Selssios's
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M ANTED-Three hundred la ,.-,.:
w the line Of the Paris & e,s,3 y, ~
railway, between Paris and Red i' ~. y
tlmoer, never been culled; le cent, 4,
making Ties and hands paid 81 Il ~
spection. Apply at headquarters q.
miles north OF Parls, or as he oHse n 4
Wright, at Paris, Tex. Pipe, Bradford 4 4
contractors.
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mIanELLANKOul.

THE OLEBURNE HOUSE, 0isSTSI
i has changed hands, and q now Y
by It's former proprietor ", II. hVN.
respectfully asks a continuance o. pll
age and will see that one and AZ j. ~
first class style. Yours, W.h,e1
TOLOEN STAIRS sAL0ON-losl Y
" prietor, No. 2l2 Maln street peals,l
up Stairs. The beat OF everything ~
patrons by polite attendanIa
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WANTED-A good dr..
w 70 lqDplng; work year rou NY l :.
ADDRESS y Q. Fisher 4 Scnai gTI ,s.. y 81
WANTED--A travelling ss,.-s e'lgls
w sent a Stationery and az ss sa !, 4
nshmenti good salary. Adesr y" p,lally [,
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NOK RENT-My residence Of slx lol7
II ner Thirteenth and Taylor !laa
small family, and wish board for set y
with occupants, Possession given ~
ober l.. References exchanged. am
q. Brooks, City Elevator. -
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ROOMS roR RENT.

nor REST-The brick store room
u Main street. from October i: II,
desirable Office rooms, over SOl and IA
street, near the White Elephant Ilq3
y. w. Belts, No vi East Fourth stfeS
EOR RENT-f'urnlshed rooms On
II well-ventllated front room, suI;ai
gentleman anG wife, and other amid
No. 4l2 corner Fourth and Grove sredi
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BUSINESS OHANoEs,
FOR RENT-DWKLLxas

ENok SALE--A GOOD paying salooi
IL for selling on account 81 lll.haat
dress Fayorltc Saloon, 1914 Mlha5
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ing trains While preferrs1 49,, ~
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WANTED-A smart bow s,,.-
w sixteen years old can dnd y. W., ..s.iI
applying to Mrs. j. Q. st. GlsIi " WV N. 4
corner Jones. ~ 1Al n
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EOR RENT-Three rooms; hurls y
II kast Third street, 5000 per n1','
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WA WANTED MT -rEsrAIE nT,s

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-21

IANNAHILL, TEx., Sept. IS, 1885,
publishers GAZETTE; Through Mr.. Nose
" have Just received a copy of the Cax
TONS by Bulwer, as q premium drawn at
your first distribution on ticket 805.
Flease accept my thanks. Yours truly,
j. o. HAGoOD
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-19
McCrory Axed : Deas.
BONNEVILLE Jan. IL. 190l

IL
ED. WoRLD; / have read In one |
OF your late issues Of the WORLD the
wonderful exploits Of some nimrods
away down 10 Oregon. IA oircum.
stance has just occurred in this quiet
burg that seems worthy Of notice ID
your valuable paper, and / think will
cast in the shade the aforesaid exploits
It was nothing less than . hand-to-
hand fight with . bear. The facts Of
the matter run thus: On the NOR.
ming Of the 18th inst, about 5 o'clock,
Mr.. J. McCrory, resident and, es.i
teemed citizen Of this place, was
aroused from his morning nap by q
loud noise resembling crash, then
an awful outcry among his chickens.
he rcshed out 10 ascertain the cause
OF the noise and alarm among the
chickens. On entering the chicken
house he was confronted by huge
bear OF the cinnamon species, whose
size and ferocious appearance was
sufficient to appall any ordinary nim-
rod. On seeing Mr.. cCrory it rear
ed up and offered battle, which Nc
was obliged to accept, although in his
nightclothes, and picking up dull
ak that he found close to him, prepar-
ed to defend himself and inflict pun
ishment on the intruder, which latter
he did with precision and effect, and
strange to say, without receiving any
serious Injury himself, soon dispatch.
ed his unsightly enemy. Mr. Nc
Crory lives in the upper end of town
and is one of those modest, unassum
ing kind of men who probably never
would have mentioned the matter
were it not that he was obliged tx
call on his neighbors, Ito assist to hau
off the dead monastery his nearest be
ing Chinese, and on seeing the awfu
monster raised such tumult that i
attracted the attention of every per
son in town.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-19

Roam 10 SiLvKR DrsrRIcr. There
has been q good deal Of talk in the
Boise City papers lately about Silver
district, fifteen miles from here, and
the probable route Of wagon road
to said mines. There seems to be
determination to run ! road up Boise
river at an expense Of $4,000 Or
100000. Nose Kempner, who
knows every foot Of the route, says
he will give bonds to construct . good
wagon road from Banner to Silver
district, via Archie Mountain, for e5,-
600. Wood roads now extend near
y to the foot Of Archie hill. Get
ting on top Of the hill is half Of the
expense. From there into the mines
Is natural road, or nearly 30. There
lis no idle talk about this. Nose
knows whereof he speaks, and will
give good bonds to complete the nm
dertaking. Besides this, it is the on
| " feasible route. We don't know
what those fellows are talking about
when they talk Of their bonanzas up
in Silver district. We hope they
have it half as rich as they say; but
when it comes to roads we will argue
the case, and give sufficient proof to
convince any rational man. and il
that won't do we will give bonds to
back our judgment. So if you Sill
yer district fellows want any more,
call at our Office and take drink, for
we know you are dry. AMERICAN.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-19
M. D..
son in town.

Secretary Teller the republican Sec
rotary of the Interior, while in Office
ruled that settlers might mortgage
their land for money to prove up.
The u. S. Supreme court decided
that this principle was just and right.
By this advise hundreds of unlearned
and innocent settlers in North Idaho
have either arranged or borrowed the
money on their claims and because of
that fact they are told by the land
department. that the democratic COM
missioner Sparks says that their proof
will not be received and the poor
settlers acting on the good authority
of the republican administration re-
turns to his claim, to his improve
ments, to his all and tells his little
family that their efforts at home are
in vain! But we trust in God that
our new Government will not elevate
itself upon the ruins of the foundation
of the Republic-the tlllers OF the
soil.-[ Moscow Mirror.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-19

!. .as HALEY Times says advices
n New York are to the effect that
Northere Pacific Railway Com
= viii have a line surveyed early
- 'pnng to tap Butte, Montana,
F" run from thence over into the
rnon River country and across to
.N'Ver with its terminus al Hail
E - saa that the Chicago & North
N y which is now being construct
N, 'a'ough Dakota and Wyoming,
IN % extended on to the coast, and
ov.. pass :, through Eagle Rock, the
h M ,..ley OF Big Lost river, Mar.
Ind ppa l. HALEY. Criohton, Soldier
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-19


FRANK P. CAvANAH, Chairman of
ne Board of Directors of the Terri
'nal Insane Asylum, states that the
'a''dlng will be ready to turn over
00u' the 10th inst. He says to make
hrst-class asylum about $4,000
f'e will have to he expended dig
Eng wells, furnishing the house, fenc-
y oulldlag morgue, etc. If the
'ney can be raised the asylum can
s0s ready for the reception of the
'aen's' now in the Salem asylum,
y the middle of April.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-19

The lumber mills of Montana I'm
provement Company have all been
closed down on account of the recent
governmental order concerning cut
ting timber. These mills gave en-
ployment to 480 men and turned out
100000 feet of lumber month.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-19

IrOs FuLD of HALEY, and agent
\, u. S. Grants Memoirs, arrived
lsrs ~ stage Sunday, and after de-
,e,ing here yesterday, went across
n. Basin, He has not delivered all
kh.t we're subscribed for at this place,
Int has left the undelivered volumes
\ Myer & Smiths store, where SUBJ
crbers can get them. He will re-
I'm in three or four days. The sec
nd volume is not yet published.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-19
No. 145.
Application for q Patent.

q. 8. LAND O1I1ox, Boise City, Idaho,
January. 1885.
Notice is hereby given that &. p. Piowman.
ty idaho Territory. fas this day fled bis xpplica
ton for . patent for fifteen hundred linear feet
of the
Surprise Lode
mine vein bearing gold and silver. with surface
6smbrinus mining district. county OF Boise and
erritory Of Idaho. and designated by the field
notes and official plat ON nls in this once - Lot
Number 81 being - follows. to wit:
Beginning at discovery point from which doub-
le shaft bears IS DEGREES ". distans lag feet; sha
4xs feet IS feet deep; mouth Of tunnel bears 3 .
coerss Of tunnel 5 o. degrees 4. length 40 feet:
size 4x6 ieet; thence 81 degrees for min
utes along center line Of claim. $50 feet to CEN
east end line Of claim so feet to southeast
Of claim to pine post marked q. 3. L 81 corner
No. l; mouth Of tunnel and shafs bear Is de-
grees and 80 minutes W. distance $40 feet. course
Of tunnel % degrees WI length thirty iess; shaft
AIS feet. 80 feet deep. Thence 81 degrees aud
forty seven minutes W aloag southeriy side line
pine post marked q 8. l. 81 corner No. Z ThsEce
81 degrees along vest end line Of clsin 600
feet to northvestarly corner of claim. pine post
II. n No. bears n "a degrees and Il minutes W.
distance 4614 fee themes 81 ds yrees and forty saw
| en- MINUTES along northerly side line OF claim
ICY tses 70 nSrsnessesriy cornsr OF claim. PINE 40
dsgrecs W along east sud line Of claim to south
east corner. polnt VI beginning. Magnetic varia-
ton Is oeg d forty Ave minutes, containing
twenty and 65-l00 scres
The location Of this mine 10 recorded in the Re-
corders Office of Bsiss county. Idaho Territory. In
Book 3. page $50 Of quarts records. There ara no
adjoining claims.
Any aud sll perso0s claiming = iversely any por.
ton of said SUI prize bpe mine or surface ground
are required to Ala taAir adverse claims wi the
Register OF the United States Land ofhce ~ Boise
City. in the county of Ada. Territory Of Idaho. du-
ring the sixty DAYS period Of publication hereof.
they will be barred b. virtps Of the provisions OF
the Statue. HAHLAN PEFLEY,
kogis er.
II IL hereby srdered hat tho foregoing Notice
Of Application for pstsl - BE- published for tie PEI
Rod OF 60 days ten consecutive weeksI in he La
ho World. Semi Weekly newspaper published AZ
AlAho City. Boiss county Idaho Territory.
HARLAN PEFLtY.
z. siAer.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-19

We learn from the Democrat that
Governor Stevenson has drafted and
forwarded to Acknowledgement Gar
land a petition praying for an appro-
priation to enlarge the Territorial
prison. The reason given for asking
the appropriation is the present over.
crowded condition of the prison
The petition was signed by officials
civic and military, and by many prom
inent citizens.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-19
NGarrieds

At the Catholic Church, Boise City,
Jan II, 1885. by Rev. Father Hartleib,
Timothy Collins and Miss Hannah Nc
Carly, both Of Granite Creek, Boise coun-
ty.-l democrat. A
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-19

Ware informed that the man who
as drowned in Payette last summer
Fhi|e' driving logs for the Archam-
Pault boys was named Shook.
ie went by the name of Williams.
lis name was William Shook, and
BIS first name took the place of his
umame, with an S added. This is
fery probably the 6. w. Shook that
ilchal Baltus, of Auburndale, Wood
f'antH Wisconsin, makes inquiries
hbout.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-19

The Yamhill Reporter, speaking OF
the ,Hibbs case, says: at looks now,
to the IMAM up tree, as though the
prisoner was not guilty in any sense,
and that he ought to be fully acquitt-
ed and wholly reimbursed by the
government as the Yomhill boy who
aught the postoffice department at
valuable lesson in the method of con-
ducting its money-order business
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-19
, HENRY CLIFTON, blacksmith at the

nESRE CLIFTON, blacksmith at the
amer mine. came down Saturday
"0se Ketnpner's sleigh. Henry
''0fms US that Jas. White struck a
'0-l0ot vein of good ore a week OF
ago in the district on Archie
''k' four or FIVE miles north Of Ban.
ne vas running . tunnel to TOP
monarch ledge, and struck this
',.er running in fifty feet. Thi.
W. a'd not show itself at the surface
u -omated that the Monarch i.
"~ LOU feet from the mouth of the
anael.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-19

A. D. THOMPSON, of Mountain
Home, WAS in town yesterday and
ays project is being talked up for
sking out large canal from the
bouth Boise River, to bring it across
he plains via Mountain Home, and
eclaim large section Of western
Al:uras County. There are thous-
knds Of acres of land lying adjacent
b that point, making this prosper
bus and growing town, and cattle
Peadquarters.- -IShoshone Journal.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-19

JOHN P. BARRY, who has been at
work in this Office three years, will
leave tomorrow or next day for Hal
ley, to sling type in the News Miner
Office. John is steady young man
and a good printer.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-19
o. A. DUoUErTE,
Chm Board Co. Com.
TIN CARROLL, Clerk.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Traverse called
on the WORLD the other day to see
the modus operandi of making
WoRLps. They were enlightened in
some of the mysteries of the "art pre-.
seryatiye."
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-19
ROAD FUNn.

b. H. Davis, collectors per cent. 81 10
SCHOOL FUND.
c. S. Kingsley, services as school
examiner. ......... ...... 10 10
w. j. Rothwell, or. sal. county
school superintendent. rs 90
Ordered by the Board that the bill
of John Sittig for resetting the cover
ings of the bridges in road dist. No.
4 be and the same is hereby disallow-
ed for the reason that his contract
covers the same.
Ordered by the Board that Will
lam Mcfarland be and he is hereby
appointed sheep commissioner OF
Boise county for the term of one year
from the date hereof by him giving a
bond in the sum of $500 with two OIL
more suret,es TO be approved by the
Chairman of the Board. said VIM
Mcfarland to qualify within ten days
Ordered by the Board that the pc
tition of L. Thomas and others in the
matter of the Dunnigan toll road b.
laid over until the next meeting.
Ordered that the board do now ad
iourn sine die. 90
o. A. DUouErTE,
Chm Board Co. Com.
ATTEST: TIM CARROLL, Clerk.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-19

Pom YAM has couple of six-months-
old guinea pigs. He received them from
Boise City.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-19

TWENTY three men are at work at
and in the Banner mine. The ore
house contains two hundred and fifty
tons of good ore. k4A&kt
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-19
[,..a,rr Of 5'faI lilies
uo.r KEN sEn reports snow seven
\, deeo on the More Creek summit.

rD.uo has thirty-seven insane per-
h, in the asylum at Salem, Oregon.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-19

THE coolest the weather has been
here this winter was about dozen
degrees below zero.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-19

4 CHAs. G. STEVENSON has been ad-
mitted to practice in the Supreme
Court of the Territory.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-19

DMA AAM Hk0ADs /
The good people Of this sacred city
Of snow have passed through the an
nual season Of dissipation and glee
without ! shadow 70 mar the happi-
ness snd good feeling which crops
out toward one another. Those Of
the young men who vent 70 your
city, about holidays, on their matri-
''monial prospecting tour, (scme Of
orr best miners continue TO follow up
this foolish habit have nesrIy regain
I'D their former social standing with
the elite d the parish, excepting two,
who didn't meet with the recognition
expected from the fair ones Of your
town. They returned and plunged
themselves into powder smoke, bad
air. and darkness, there to remain un
til such time as they are Inundated.
We have heard of no receptions,
or big dinners, during the sea-
son Of festivities, except that Of
poor wood-chopper, who issued cards
of invitation to one of his over-work-
ed fellow associates, who assisted in
the demolition of baked owl.
RIcH Enthusiastically the win
ter time when the country is clad in
its snowy robes is when we most hear
Of immense mines, somewhere. Some
fellow wants to establish his impaired
credit, or open book account with
some good natured hotel man, or
store keeper. Of course prospectors
never drink whiskey, therefore saloon
keepers are free from this kind Of
taffy. So Mr.. Ed. if you surmise this
to be our object, you never was
more fooled, for the man in question
has we'll filed cabin of eatables,
good clothes to wear, and / thipk a
jug of Oregon grape under his bunk,
but am not sure; anyway, he is not
one of the kind of men we spoke of
above. He is working on his claim
right along, all alone, 3 miles from
any one. All right, I'll do it, III
expose him, his name is Jim White,
and while running the tunnel to strike
, the Monarch ledge in Archie gulch,
cut blind ledge so feet from mouth
,, of tunnel. Said vein is two feet wide
black sulphuret ore. Samples were
I assayed at the Elmira Co.'s assay
! office on the 18th through the kind
ness of MIR. Huppertz, the present su
) perintendant. One sample went $22(
. and some of the poorer grade $45. Il
5 is free milling ore and will cost s. pei
ton to mill. This find establishes be
yond doubt that when the tunnel j.
driven 125 feet further, or underneath
. the monster groupings of the nair
Il ridge, that large, rich body OF orr
: will be found. Mr. White expects t.
D. reach this point by April LIST.
He does not now intend to extrac
~ any ore from the new vein, but pusl
ahead until the Monarch is tapped
Nowhere can be found a more con
= venient site for mining operation
= than right there in Archie creek. TIL
. ridge where the lodges are situate
. is very steep-more than half pitc
. for half mile, affording grand tur
= neling advantage. In the valley &
" the foot of the ridge is q msgnifcer
" forest of pine and fir timber. O
. Archie creek Jas. and Len Whit
" have two mill sites located, plenty I
~ water for water power of any kin
Ore from most of the mines could
chuted right into the mill. The'
same mines were examined by Wa
2 lace. of California. and Pat Kerni
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-19

Snow is about foot deep here and
|.,v light, SO light that it can be
L,hoyeled" from buildings with
kmams.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-19

| ANY oae wishing Kensington paint
! done, Feathers dyed and Gloves
klssned, call on
M Mrs. ). w. REEL.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-19

Ordered that w. folln.;0r I'LL. ~
allowed ON ,he a;6.-~.. frra. :. 81
lows.
q. r. stone. ar. AL ca Can "a
= mileage, = 20 %
and milssSc' J. M i. '-', 3. 49,. Il NJ
g. A Clafk10n. d. 81. co. Com.
John Gormsn Shsrif 4. 4. 81 ~. AZ N rs
q days j.ilsx 227 ~
prisoner y g.. !. - %
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-19
COUNTY GENERAL FUND.

Chas. Magee, taking Eugene Hoat-
ling to county hospital ....-..$ 90
John w. Reel. constable fees. so
John Kennaly, shovel, nails, &c OF
=. c. Silsby, stationary for county is 10
Mrs. G. Marcus, window curtains N 81
DR.. H. Zipi. examining ID. McDev-
lit for insanity. ........... IS 90
Ed Burch, saving and plling wood 20 90
Myer u Smith, candles oil, &c. II 70
Geo. Bennett, repairing Auditors
office and Court House. -. -. GO 00
Henry RrOdtmilIer iury services q 0G
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-19

forest of pine and tar timber. On
Archie creek Jas. and Len White
have two mill sites located, plenty of
water for water power of any kind.
Ore from most of the mines could be
chuted right into the mill. These
same mines were examined by Wal
lace, of California, and Pat Kernin,
of the Ontario mine, Utah, then in
the employ of Hagan & Co., San
Francisco. The money was ordered
up to take the property, but before it
arrived, the claims became entangled
in despute and the money was not
paid. Since then the White boys
have secured the controlling interest
of nearly the whole ridge, and are
trying to open up the mines; but
such task requires more means than
the boys can control, and they will
give men of means very liberal lay
out to open the mines. While so
many experts are running over the
country in quest Of mines, let them
come to this district and we will guar
antee that they will go no farther.