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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-11
gattt,on ,,ao Dec aoelemrims.

Ser I'M Sabre 1882 In ToIqe Der bama[s
Inn 2fteu berrihe1bsn 9teformbetDegurtg,
Die @~LeOeIano's Grhebu!1g auf ben GouDers
neursitubI BON 9te:D g)ort un0 Damn Gui
ben 4rditoentenftubt ern16glt6te, i'm repus
bItfdnijhen Benil IDiDonien an'S 3tuoer gee
lanete bentofrattid1e GouDerneur Batt:lotI
lit 3tDar-abgsiebett pen ietner Een1peren3z
tuuib-im 9roBen @dnsen Elm gutter GeaIas
ter ~gepeieI, un0 bat ernitltb geitrebt, Der
Corruption in leirtem Stdate GIrtbalt 3I
tbul1, nb:r bird cine auBeroroentltd,e Gbut
bat er fi1 ntnt ipeiter auSgeSetbntt. Grit
iebt, mo- Der SnLuB ietner Qmts3eit nabe
bererftebt, raft CT fib 5l elmer iolt9cl aut,
ut,D stpar ill elmer gatt5 au6erDrosntIi1sn,
uno nsnn tbm Oteltlbt gslingt oertl bis
istt bat CT tur Sen guten Wiaen basu
funbaegeben - 70 pir6 er ii6 eirer ratIoS
nalen Na,nen seEnadt baben, Der thn gu
eine1n iebr DolfstDllnttben Brdltoents
iGdftsz @ansibaten fir 1888 MAIDEN tplroc.
9ieie Gbat beitebt /. Ittdbts Gertngereis1,
aIS tn benz 8eriuh, bas nteoertrddttge
GDhIenmDnopol BON YcrnlDloarleH
ntbt bureb cine GesennerbinoRng rteitger
Rapitalien, ion6ern ourd oen itarfen vi IN
beS 0efeBe5 5u breben.
Die 9anobabe oa3u gtebt ibrn Elm Sab
in Der Btrfailntg bon BenuiDIuaniett, tuels
der Lautst: Seine R0rper6at t,
tpeI9e ben 6ffentli1en Tn9r7
btenit ats @et6Gft betretbt,
ioIt Direct sDer Indirect - B. b.
Dffen ODER binten bsrum - i1 nit benz
8ergbau ober nit Der Sabrts
fatton BON 8aaren 3ur Bee
ra6tung tbrer 9tnien befalz
en."- cine Berflguug, melGc bisber in
Der effcniten u1O frediten Meiie DerIebt
tporben lit. 0enn Ole Gransportgeicuz
idafteu, welde Die 3uaGnge gu ben 0art>
fobiensegenbcn belaBen, GanaIgeitui0aften
ipie Observation-Disclosures babsn ftp qar5
otten perbgnoeB, un aus oetl 9arttobleltz
Detrteb ein Wton0poL 3t nlatnel1. sic
faufteH bic n1eiiten grubstt auf, brett oDer
bHrh NufuaDme Der 9efiger in BEN Buno,
tno 0ie SebLeHgrubenbefiBer, tpsIde it0
oieiem ni5t anj6IteBen tpouten, mubtsu
lebr halo nadaeben, Denn bic Gtienbabrs
uio GanaIgeieui haften mtigerten ii0, i6re
HobLeu euf ben Warft ST. b~riuaen, auBer
5u Bretien, Die ntd)t be3ablt tucrhen foans
ten. DAnoerte fLeiuercr Bcrg.ptrtbeltber
fito oaour6 rainirt tporbcn, uro ibre
0riber iieten i9liebIid i'm S6ertffss Bers
tauf Dem Wonepol fir Elm Butterbrot in
Die 5dnOe. gla9Oem bieie staautii9e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-11
SeutSG)er observation-disclosures
&au0iOat ttnS GWtt90tt0er

(aus Benz unabbdn9is SemDfratti9en Chicago
Herald.)

(4us Dem unabbansis beuofrutti9en Chicago
Herald.)
Seine a6tungsfpertbe !3eitung, gIet6bieL
bon iDeL6er Barteiri6tung ite lit, tDiro Die
unrebtmGBige Nntnenoung BON Gelo III
poLitiiden MabLfeIO5iigen btuigen. @tnem
Rdnoioaten eereidt eS gum 8ornurfe ulo
ieinen nadften 9%nbGngern CUR Sharoe,
tueuut ct lt6 auf DaS III W%dDItdmpTeI
ipri0D0rtIih aetporoene v@elofaB" Oerz
laBt une ite auf beiien Snbalt rehnen.
Sod neil Der Don Der oeinotratii6e1
Qartet BON Sainois fir oaS StaatSidabz
meiftersdlmt dufgeftelte ipariame b e 1e
Banfter slider DOT Quincy,
ietnem gtaturtriebe gemdB, anflnoigte, Dag
CT fir ben WaDIfeLo3ug tetn @elo ausgeben
tueroe, iberl1uttet i'm bic ge9nertiGe
QSreiie nit SderseH uro Gp0ttereten.
G,leiboieL tpeIde Betpeggriitoe 0r. Gi6er
BET bieicm gerbalten baben mag, teoenfaas
aeretbt i6nl Die XhatIa6e, Dap ct feineit
WelomebItampf fiibren mill, our Gre; uno
bieie Gbre ioute tbm AUDI BON ben 3eiturz
oeft e~rtpieien mer0eu, Die 3tDar ttn Yrt15tp
Fir StttIidbteit itn0, ieOoh i'm gegebeue1
Safe ftp Iber Die StttIi@fett iuitig MAIDEN.
Su ben gIuGen beS 0enfenoe1 MAIDEN Die
2eitunoeft, ipel@e ben 0errn HiGer ais
Geishals oerIaben, ft6 ieLbit au Narreil.
Wean Der 8anfier BON 0uincD ipariam uno
mtrtbi6dftLib tit - lin! 10 beHet fir oa5
3oIt pDn ssyQinois, tueun IS Jpn gum Staatss
idaBmtiiter tpdbft; benn oas @elD OeS
Uoltes miro bann ii9er ietn.
Som repubIitanii1en @egenfan0ibaten
Scrrn Ganner iagt man, ct Jet eiE tiihz
ttder Boteriptelcr. Da ct nun feine8tpe8S
tpeeeu ytidtsNerausgabun8 reiaLiher
@elbnitteI i'm MabLtampie lGderli0 ges
matbt toiro, 10 mug man anlebmen. baB
CT reihLtdD, no ntdt peridwen0erii6, @eIO
auSgie6t.
Mr0enommen. OaB BET Germ Gifer's
@sigeruE9, ith ansapFen jN IaIien. Spar>
iemtcit Der 6auptbeUeggruHD lit, 10 fpiro
baour9 bic SadIage, 10 DeiG Die 0ffentLicbe
GittIt6feit in Bstraht folnnlt, nidt Der=
Gnoert. Denn Slider unterl1Bt e3, lein
@e!o ais Elm ernieorigenoes utl0 i6iu1pfz
Iidbes 6orruptipns uttteL in ben ieBiget
g8abLfampf 81 tDetfeH. 9ds goIf pom
Suinoi5 nil 3u ietnem S0aBlnetlter 8eia
uen, Der Gelo binauspirtt, i~Onoern Gtneu,
Der @eIo lpart.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-11
Yro1ibittom 4tnO 0ebeuen1enfsom
TIT 0euret0.

9aB Bet Der g taatsDabG In @eorz
gta, benz steitenoen Sisltaote", am 6.
0ftober, Die bemofrdtiihe partei pouz
itanoig itegen iDilroe. bas muBte I'M uorar5
Sebermann. Dent eigenttiten Staatss
tuabl5stteI oer Derofrdten tuurbe lberz
baupt gar tein Dioeritanb deLeiitet; uuo
na0oem itb ber Fribere 0tebeleus @sneral
uno Bunoesienator d b 0 II i'm bibiaer
Sample nit eiuem dnoeren oenctrattjdsn
SeUerber Die Gufiteuuug sul1 Oemofratts
lbsn Observation-Disclosures DerIbafft
bate, mar ieine 10 snt tpie einittmmiae @rs
nahtua9 i'm OorauS gciidert.
@tnen ei5entltdlen BaDlfGmpf eab e5 MIR
III Betrsff Der Staatsgeiebgebuna,
rIo ct orebte ith betIdbc nu5it,lebIih nm
Die Leioise 8robtbtttonsfrage. Sll
ein5slnen StaatS8eiebgsbuuesbe3irfen Iudl7
ten D9tt!ter bet grbeit" aud NrbeiterFraaen
In ben Wablftreir b~inein5utragen, bob nit
penig @rfol8.
lSte bat itn nun lit 6iaiem @a6lfdmbfe
Die neue StaatSgeiebaebu II q
Georgia'5 getaItst ? sic lift aaT3 ibers
pte8eno Demotrattih d; ia in Sen
Staatsienat tuuroe nUr elm einsiger Nihts
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-11
ZzySchestt5ehe ruS'sOfs @S-faaGs-Beie,ars aenas II. oabt 1885,.

erstpinot. Sc aiebt @elegenbeiten, no Der
@rLaB zines BsfebIs Die GinIaounq gum
WtDeritanoe, uno 100 bic 8etonung Der
Oaa6t Deg Befe6lenoen bic 6erausforoes
runa gum Sample lit.
,Die Ttrmen, tpelde ioeben TIT ibren
EoteIb1uiern bic fur3e Nntlnolgu1g an
geiGLasen baben, oaB uponl II. Sttober
1886 an Die llnterseihneten tbre Werfitatten
out BET Wrunplaoe pom sebt Stutoen alet1
elnent Gage Arbeit fiibren tDeroe1", baben
;tpeifeIso6n ne etn eeieBltGbes Neht al etnent
iolGen S9ritte. Qber lit es i'm sSnterelte
Sss Gtmeintpeiens tpeiie, tbn 81 tbut1 Ino
tbl 10 III t9un =?
,alS bot flint Monoten Der adtfinbige
MrbettStag eiugefibrt muroe, 9eldah es
nit Dem GinnetitGnoniB alf beioen Seiten,
DaB &c iIur Elm 8eriu1 let DaB aber, iteue
es ii1 beraus, bas @ei6Gft tonne erfol8S
REID nit einem ahtitanoigeT Nrbettsta9e
betrteben iperDeil, alsSanI pie abt1tu1ot9e
@lrbeit bauert1o eingefibrt toeroen Ioue.
vGs mag ietn, Dap Der yerlub LANCE
eenlta genGbrt bat. I'M oar3ltbun, oaB
@bicago bel ad)tltInbiger TugeSarbett IN
ben 61Ia6ts uuo p0feIbduiern nt6t nit
anoeren Srten i'm Wettbetrieb bletbeu
farm, mo Elm 3ebnitinbiger 0rbettstdg
berridt. aber founen bic @rbeiter nitt
ben 8eneiS perIangen, Dab benz 10 1T, ebe
man %unbeoingt uno duf 10 tur5e AnseIge
bin sum alien S1ltem suridfebtt :?
rSlt IS nid3t bic offetbGrc Pltdt oteier
Sirn1en, oeren Witglieoer til oteier Std0t
itnaebeuere ytsidtblmcr ertoDrben BADEN,
oaB tie 6ds Gublifunt Dor benz uItglId
zines Musltanses bsbabren? Stno Tie
ni1t moraIii1 perpfli6tet, iebe nDtbtge
GrfLGrung gu bieten nnc ieoes btaigc gIz
%geitdneniB 3u MAIDEN, tneourD eteIes HtS
gluG abettpebrt spersen fanH
ySn Der geeenDdrtigsn 3eit, no bic
Besie5ungen stpiihsn 2trbeiteebern uno
Arbeitern idon 10 icbr aeIpannt iino. 1T
Gntqegentsmmen nne yta1iibt mebr aIs
ie erforoerli6. Dte D6tIer, tuie ale
Nnseren, baben bas Ns9t, ibr eigeneS
Geladft mad etQenem Gutoiitfen 81 fubz
rem. Mber bic Dirgeri6aft bat aub Da5
3tsbt, al Ferbern. Das Die 6ffentIihe Gu0e
Mot bebrDbt tperoe ourb eln Muftreten,
OaS gerabeau bdrauT bercdtet i6ettt,
Biosritauo ber5oraurufett. WenH Die
gbicageer 86fet6duie r nidt nit benz ddt>
ffansiaen Nrbeit5tage eriBl9reih gefG6rt
toerben f6ilncn, 10 ioate IS ELL Get0teS
ietr, Die 0eute Saeon sa uber;eilgen.
gtahScm Sas oeihsbet, NITRO e5 feline Walbe
MAIDEN, elttpcset sa5 ate GDitet1 tuIeDer
ein5ufabren, ooer einsn 9er9Let1 berbeis
aufl0ren. Sir @sarensutaie lit oieieS
fein IulD."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-11

@n9efi6ts bieier EbatiaGen pirb IS fir
bic Deutiaen 3ur BfItGt, fit tbre 2anosz
Ieute ein3ufteben, uno fir Die beutihen
Gountpratbs> GanoiOaten, einerlei auf tueIz
dem Eidet, an ftimmen. sic f6nnen es
urn 10 mebr, dIs aaf feinem Der Gidets
before D1Gnner gu ftnben iin6 nie
6enrD 6 ngelbdrOt. Srant SCHUBERT,
9ern6arO NiebItng uno S. S. q IT.
peter, tpenn audi ettiae. Die 3err @Iauoe,
s. 81 3 a IN 8 ibnen eleihwertbtg iino. un6
nalnentlt1 ioaten bic 0euti9en fir bic
beioen ~Grltgenannteu einiteben, aeraoe neil
lie Der @tgenitano Der 8erfoIgln9 iettens
bes neveintgten Yrobibitionss uiio Snopz
%not6tngt1ums iinO. Seoe @elegenbeit mug
ben Oeutihen retbt iein, UNI gu 5eigett, baB
5ie einltimmig @eener 6ieier gefabrIiben
Seinbe bes an1ertfanii6en StaatSlebel1s
nno ibrer eigenen g%tattonaGitGt iino.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-11

Eorperlhaft auf biele tpt0erre6tItdbe Wetle,
tDel0e ibre Setter peget ger1hp3ruug gum
Guitoraub t1s 3u6tbaus stbra1t babe1
lolte, ll6 in ben Selib aLer Sartto6lenz
Nd1oereIen geiebt bate, obne eaB Die @e<
rtdte, Die Staatsbeamtel unO Die 8eleSz
8ebun9 Benn l~pIpaniens oagesen etnihritz
ten, begann ife ibr 3aubiDitem auf bas
gdttae Bolt Der Ser. Stnuten au5iuDebnen,
oas sespnngen 1T, ibre QarttObIen gu brens
men, oeer cine 4dtl3ltd1e NerOerIHQ Der
@itrthtn1g ietner 9duler nOrSntebmen.
Der &obLen2Q bbau wurDe btihrdnft, I'M
baour6 ben Gtnbrud bernor;ubrtnoeR. oaB
QnrtEoblen fnapp Ister, nno ben Yrets
fir btele Wanre in Die 9obe tretbttt ;u
fonnen. 0as Mtonopst bat beIhIofsn,
oaR oieies sSobr nur 334 UttqioneH Eonnen
Goblen geforbert tperotn iouen, Dbnlti6 60
Wftlionen 3onnen bequern 9ef0roert uno
1a6 ben Wt6rfteu trdnsportirt tnerDeI fotts
men, nnb nm hieie S1urterei aussufa6ren
iilo init Dtiutonen bon Dollars Die &alden
peniger SroBs Stapitdliiten III beretdecrn,
mtiiien at6t nur Wiiaionen BON Geuten
bobs BreiIe fir bic &obtcit aabIcn, lonoern
eS muiien, mas biel ihIimmer lit, 3e6Ez
tauienoe bon SobIengrdberr, @iienbabls
ongcfteuten, @anaLIhtfern &C. Die 0dlfte
DeS Sabres teiern, nnD nod oa1u fur bic
3ett, no tie arbeitcn blirfen, NIT etnenl ges
rtngeren 2obne alS friber aufricoen lein.
Dieie fre6e 8ergeDalttguns bate ME
ftattfinoen fonnel, tpenil niht tn BennipIz
Da1lien Die QroBen Gorperihaften lett ptelet
Sabren our6 Die @ticsgebuES uIlo bic @es
rtGte ben 5,aat beberriht bitten; uno Dap
@ouDerneur BatttloH ieBt gegct oteie aros
Ben E0rperl6often ben RamSF begt1rt uno
ben 0beritaatsonmalt antDeilt. duf Gruto
Der oben anaefibrten 8erfaiiullosbelttrns
mun9eH ge8en tie aeridtIi0 norsu0ebet,
oas tit Elm unternebmcn, fur oas er oas
bDDite Sob Derbtcut, oenn es miro feline
Ietdte Qufgabe iein. IS au ei1en1 erfolaz
rei6en su mat1en. g1ur f0nute man DI1s
lden, ct bate bis!eI Sfampf idon Dor
1nebrtren Sabren %beaonaeG, un0 nIdt crit
ieBt, no ct - bd ct BON Ieiner Bartet nicbt
tuieoer duf1eiteiIt 1T - NUT 1oW tDe1tg
u1ebr 3u ieinem GeItngen beitraSen tam.
uno no Die @efabr nG6e Iie9t, oaB letn
yla6folser - Tel oa5 nun Elm GepubIIfaner
ober Demofrat bic Sa6e etnl6lafet
Iaiien tpirb. Snoefie1 CT bat nod bret
Mouate 3eit, uno fam III bieien cret
Wlonottn pieIeiht noa bic SADIE 10 in
Gang brinaea, saB ie fid ni1t me1r eiHs
I9Edferrt nno unter6riideH tdBt. Ibnt er
bas, unD bri@t cr oteieu1 fredten ber Mos
nopoLe, baS b66iten5 nod iii cet Stdnoaro
Sit So. eilien gLeid freden GenoHen bat,
ben 9als, 10 bari 6err 0Gtttion 1ib Der
SanfDarfett bcS gan3elt Bottles Der Yer.
Staaten FIT fiber balten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-11
cxn ea ipeffe

Inter bieler 11e6eri6rift entbd[t bic
,OaiIb Rews" Dabter in 8esug auf
ben jept ACKNOWLEDGMENT Stretf in ben
G6lahts unO B6feIbGHiern in
ben 8ie666isn 6 btcdgo's foIgenDen trefs
fe1ben glrttteL:
ugBttl Semano ssisbfi6 sttuas t6uu
bari, folat oarails nod ntbt, oab er alih
baS littIi9e yttht bat, es III tbun. SIN
8egentbetL - ntdt ieltet tntitcbet 8erz
bdLfntiie, untet betten bic eitfa6ite Stbez
trudtsieluitg ieiner bArserIideu 8erpf1ids
ttlngen liant ouf bds @ntiGieoenfte Ders
bietet, oaB er iein unbsltrittenss &e4t
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-21

Bill Mcqueen took up force of men
Yesterday to work on the ''Nabbin"
and Legal Tender " on. L .st Fork, on
which he has bond with working
privilege.
The Queen CT the Hills shipped two
car loads of first. clsss ore yesterday.
The Minnie Moore is shipping one car
load daily, and tho Carrie Leonard sent
20 tho sampler ono car load of first
class ore yesterday.
Mike Mccormick met with quite a
serions accident yesterday by being
thrown from his horse, in the vicinity of
the Episcopal church. He fell on his
face and hoad, cutting q cash in his
forehead about three inches long, and
clean to the skull, and another cash
under and close to his left eye, about an
inch and half long, and pretty bad
bruise on the check bone. No bones
we're broken DR.. Mckay dressed his
wounds, and he will be sll right in
few days, but will have sore head and
face.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-21

The Gold Belt is developing slowly
but surely. Next year, to the two mills
already here, three or four will be add
cd. AS The Times has predicted all
along, this belt viii eventually yield
hundred, of millions OF dollars.
Jno. r. Hunter, of Bullion, has leased
his interest in tho Red Elephant and
Queen Fraction mines to his old part'
nor. j. w. Wilson, and will leave for
his parents home, at Hunters Noun
tain, Nova Scotia, in September, to ro-
main until spring.
William Parsons, who has q saloon
on Main street, was driving out yester-
day evening; his team became frighten-
cd and upset the buggy, throwing Par
sons out and dragging him some dis
tance, quite painfully bruising him.
The team ran Of and had not been
found ct noon to-day. The buggy was
badly broken.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-21

We were shown yesterday small
machine that is claimed will at last
solve the vexed question of saving the
fine -four gold found along tho banks OF
the Snake river. The box is constructed
on something of the old rocker princi-
pal, in stationary form, and Is destin-
cd to take the place OF tho numerous
machines which have already been put
forth for that purpose, being simple in
its construction and easily handled.
Idaho is again coming to the front,
and suostsntiaiirg her claim as the
most prolific Of mineral producers
among the territories. A iifteen-foot
vein of pure, white chalk, equal in quail
ity to any of the celebrated Straits of
Dover chalk, has been discovered in tho
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-21

A party Of about fifteen are organic
ing at Pocatello for "Trip to the Yellow
stone Park. They propose to start next
week.
II 0. Harkness cut two hundred and
seventy five tons of alfalfa hay of from
ninoty-six acres of ground.
Tho ration roll at the agency shows
the names Of sixteen hundred Indians.
This includes all-big and little, male
and female. Many of them are at work
hayipg, apparently satisfied, peaceable
aLd we'll disposed.
There are one hundred and forty
farms or the Fort Hall indian reserva-
ton cultivated by Indians, and seven
hundred and eighty-fivo acres in oultl-
yation. They own thirty-soven mowers
and two reapers, bought and paid for
with their own money.
A man named VIM. Elting was ar
rested one day last week charged with
selling liquor to an Indian named Coley.
Elting would buy 2 flask of whisky and
take it to the Indian, who gave him a
dollar for it. An officer Got onto the
racket and arrested EItiug. He was
held at $500 bail, which not being fur
nished, ne WAS sent to jail
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-21

Candidates are getting as numerous
rs watormelons in this market. They
are mostly imported, and are ripe, juicy
and sweet.
During tho next thirty days over 500
car loads of cattlo will arrive at sta
tions on the Oregon Short Line for ship
ment, and it may roach 1000 cars dur
iug the next ninety days.
The carpenters and blacksmiths of
Baker City played q match game OF
base bali for 500 a side, which resulted
in victory for the blacksmiths by
score of 60 to 49, Evidently there was
somo fine pleying done, Judging from
the number cf runs.
The motive power of tho Short Limo
shows steady improvement, and a great
deal of excellent work is boing done at
the machiue shops here. The mileage
of engines is greater on the Idaho divis-
ion than on any other part of tho U. p
system, ranging, we understand, from
1000 to 6,000 miles per month.
There WAS q generally believed re-
port recently that tho Union Pacific had
got control of tho Oregon Railway s.
NavigationAompauy. This, undouot-
edly, sprang from the attempted joint
lease bv both the Union and Northern
Pacific roads of the IS7 miles of track
used by both from = Umatilla to Portland.
Tho Northern Pacific is, however, build
ing Il line of its own to Portland across
the Cascades, that it may be indopen-
don't CT any move takon by the Uno /
Pacific.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-21
Ada County Republican Conven-
ti0p.

In compliance with the order OF the
County Central Committee, the Ada
County Republican Convention will be
held in Boise City, on Saturday, Sep
tember 4, 1886. at 10 O'clock q. M, for
the purpose of nominating candidates
for tho various county Offices, to elect
delegates to the Territorial convention
to be held at HALEY, September 8, 1856,
and to transact such other business as
may properly come before the conven-
ton.
Delegates have been apportioned to
the various precincts upon basis OF
one for each 20 votes, and one for each
faction thereof exceeding 10 cast for
coroner ct the last election, resulcing as
follows;
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-21
GENERAL NEWS.
What People are Saying and
Doing in Idaho.
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
silver City Avalanche.


Henry Sommercamp, who has boon
in the employ of Coflla & Bro, Cald-
we'll, camo over last week. llo has
grown some since we last saw him, but
otherwise looks quite natural.
The Pacific Express company has
pulled OF Its express from here to Kuna
and Boise City. This is worry wise
idea, as it will give some ono else q
chance TO do the business, and maybe
get robbed,
Mr.. Frank Hsrris, Of Weiser, came
over on the Kuna stage on Saturday
last to visit our town and mako appli-
cation to be admitted as an attorney At
law. The committee, consisting of Ed
ward Nugent, II. Stnll, Hon. II. y.
Johnson, reported favorably upon his
application.
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The primaries are ordered to be held
in tho respective precincts on Saturday,
Aug 2S, 1886. I. G. CATLIN,
Chairman pro tenn.
j. w. CUNNINGHAM, Secretary.
BOISE CITY, Ada County, Aug IA, '8G.
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NO. 33.

hills southeast and within eight miles o.
Eagle Rock. by Mr.. G. S. Dyer, who
has boen for number of years past in
the employ of the Crystal Mining Com
pany of California, as an export and
professional miner. The chalk is of o
pure white color, soft and finely grained,
and equal in quality to any in the
world. Mr.. Dyer aud his partners, S.
j. Dyer and Il. w. Rodgers, will at
once go TO work on thoir claim and find
ont tho extent of tho discovery.
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Boise city statesman.

The county commissioners are in ses-
sion as board Of equalization.
There arc only four inmates at the
county poorhouse. McPnerson, the
superintendent, has way Of making
the ''boys' work that they do not like,
hence they give the poorhouse the go-by
in the summer time.
Judge Hays is expected to arrive soon
at 81 ackfoot with his family, where he
will make his home. 1t is generally
understood that he will promulgate his
decision on the test-oath soon after his
arrival The Mormons may not find it
such an easy matter to vote after all,
and get their votes counted.
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THE BOISE CITY NATIONAL BANK,
Boise City, Idaho.
II. WArSNOn1H, President.
ALFRED EOFf, Cashier
\ GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS IN ALL ITS
BRANCHES TRANSACTED.

VIII buy and sell Exchange and make Tele-
graphic tran frs the principal cities Of the Uni-
ted States, and draw hNchsn-e direct on the prin-
cipal cities OF Europe.
Win buy gold rust. gold and silver bullion, ana
city, county and territorial warrants,
Special sttention given TO the shipment Of gold
and silver bullion, which liberal advances wi l
be made and fun United States Mint United
States Assay returns will be furnished on fsvora-
bic terms.
Collections on all points will receive careful and
prompt attention,
CORRESPONDENTS
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Bank, San Francisco
Mells, Fargo & Co. S fsznk, NV YORK
Wells Fargo & Co 5 Bank, Salt Lake CITY,
Wells. Fargo q Co.'S Bank. London.
FIRST National Bank. chicago
Omaha Sationsl Bank, olnaha
First National Band Portland
GwINN & BAKER, Agents.
CALDWELL. IDAHO
as-lHrEREsT ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS
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FRATEfN6L.

CALDWELL, LODGE NO. 10 I. o. O. i. Hall
Y over Little & Co.'s Drug Store. Reguisr
meeting Wednesday ming II each week. Visit
ing brethren cordially invited to attend
WI. BIRDwELL, r.. g. o. PICARD, n. &.
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0. s. [. TINE TABLE.
PosTOFflcs,

MAILS ARRIVE from the East dsily at a. No.
MAILS ARRIVE from he West daily al p ~.
From Rockville. .ii-monthiy. at y m: fr"m
Middleton, tri weekly, al 80 p m. VII closes
daily at $3.50 IN. Office .urs from 1880 a N 10
S:i5 p. every day. II. w. Bo.SE, l.. A.
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II.yng recently removed into new and N ore
mop'ous ora rs. ! am prepared to receive
quests AID hoariers BY The day, week or north
he tables always suortled with the best the
market affords. aud the are kept nest aud
clean. Special attention given 70 Stoc ln"n, Farm
ors and TranfIent Guests RITES LOT.
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The choicest Wines. Liquors and Cigars always
on hand Good Billiard and Pool Table in the
building. Try son OF IL ar old Kentucky
Whisky. This best article in the market.
, 1886-10-03

A Adamsky's aye" was loud and
unanimous.
MIR. O'Brien made prominent mention
of his friend, Mr.. O'Keefc.
The Adamsky coroner boom was very
wide awake for awhile.
Judge Bergman was full of business.
In fact, it was his busy day.
Col. Rabbit called the attention of the
convention to the persistent neglect the
colored people had met with from the
Republican party of Laramie county.
The i'll. advised reference of the dele.
gate who seconded the nomination OF W.
X. Schnitger, to tax collecting, was a
death blow to his candidates chances.
The various speeches of declination dur.
ing the day were Of a uniform mental cal
iber, and about the only thought they
excited, was that such evidences OF intel
lectual ability had far better be aired on
the floor of a Republican county conven.
ton than in the legislative halls of the
territory.
Teschemacher's thorough appreciation
of the necessity of his being in the coun-
Gil vas all hal induced him to accept a
nomination.