davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01

1OTIOE-l, TAOS. DOHERTY, 1HE
~ tens ut and occupant of the house Iit-
uated at No. i03 West Front street, in the
First ward of the city OF Wilmington,
county of New Oss:Ie and State Of Delaware,
In compliance with the requirements Of the
acts Of the General Assembly in such case
made and provided. do hereby give notice
that shall apply in writing to the Court Of
General Sessions OF the Peace and Jail de-
livery OF the State OF Delaware, in and for
New Castle County, on MONDAY, the loih
Gay Of May. A. ! 1856, being the next term
OF said court, for q license for sail house IS
an inn or tavern, for the sale therein OF To-
toxioating liquors in less quantities than
one quarI, TO bs drunk on the promises, and
the following respectable citizens Of said
ward recommend the said application, via;
Thomas Mchugh. Geo. Stenicken,/
CGAs. Is. Uougherty A. Chriety,
NJ iehReI Riley, Joseph Niedgfmaier,
Theodore steele, Julius GuDthsr,
Themas l. kussci, Esntel McUusker,
Copf&a E-ener, r. Z. Kelley,
|.Adolph Kloberg, Joseph Bickta,
fJas. McKennR, Charles Corrigan,
/ John T. Kelley, FL. McManus,
Patrick DoUgherty, Bernard Kline,
Albert Neumayer. James Boyle,
| Manuel Richie ab ergeT, David Cook.
James J. hiiey,
al3tI THOS. DOH ERTY.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01

State of the Thermometer
ct the REPUBLICAN ofloe In the shade
5o'clock 10 O'Clock II O'Clock.
$50 $40 So
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01
THOS. DOhERTY.

NOTICE., HIETr GRAHAM. OWN
IN or and occupant Of the house situsted
on Pearl street, school striot No. As, in the
city OF New Castle. County OF New CASTLE
and state OF L c aware, In compliance With
the requiem euts Of ths eta OF the General
Assembly, in such case made and provided
do herebJg,ve notice tr4y shall spply In .
writing to the court OF General Sessions Il
the Peace Gn3 Jail be very of the STATE OF
Jelaware, u and lor New Castle County. o1
Mon say. ;he Nth day OF May. A. H., 1859,
Being the next tenn Of said Court, for IL
cslse Tor SAID hou-e as an inn OF tavern, TO-
tao Ale therein OF ,p;oXica IT,. liquors in
less gu ~ .ttes than one quart, to bs drunk
IN the premi es, ani the following rsSpect1-
Die cit Gems OF the sai1 waTd recommend the
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-01

JoHN HALEY is working for the re-
peal of the test oath law, and he claims
to be anti Mormon, and the genuine
original anti Mormon. Great joker
is John. 1t would not be surprising
two years hence to hear that Bishop
Bulge is a candidate for Congress,
and claiming to be an anti-Mormon
from way back. The real anti Nor
mon party will not accept Uncle
Johns conversion as genuine. 1t
was too sudden to last. The claim
that he has been an anti Latter Day
Saint right along is taken only as a
good joke. What funny fellows these
politicians are-some of them.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-01
Local float and Territorial
Concentrates.

BIps will be received at the COM
MIG session of the Board Of County
Commissioners for the repairing OF
lthe county bridge across the Soutl
Fork Of Payette, at N. Wetzel's place
IA bond must accompany each bid
Double the amount of the bid.
TIN CARROLL,
CLERK of the Board of Co. Com.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-01

)rv UNCLE Johns assertion that he is an
:. anti- Mormon from way back in the
J, Nddim, distant past, is, in the language
1, Of THAT serious and solemn visaged
and Sunday School Super
T. aSEntendent. Bill Nye-"a little to sub
,equent." Uncle John must be a
FOOl title mere previous in his assertions
d. % be convincing.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-01

THE following is from the Ada
county court proceedings, under date
of Sept. Goth, clipped from the States
man: Omitted States VS.. Henry Els
mond. Sentence postponed until to-
morrow moraing. Argument on mo-
ton for new trial in progress"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-01

The Southern Idaho Independent issues
Il call of the Independent party of Idaho,
to further which county convention is 10
meet at Paris on the l4th of October 10
elect delegates TO the territorial convention
to be held, time and place to be Hereafter
named. The expulsion of the MormoR
delegates from the late Democratic Terri
torial Convention is given as the cause for
the Incepend mt movement-lD Democrat
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-01

OF course you know the Drummers,
that travel from state to state;
They'll sell you anything you want,
from clothing to silver-plate.
They're regular dudes and Washers,
And "hy" to every game,
If you just say: "clothes," the Lord
only knows,
They'll get there just the same.
The "boys" way up in Banner, the
place where silver does grow,
Are ordering clothes regardless, to
to get away with Idaho;
They've got few dudes among
them, who are working up some
game
To break the hearts of the Idaho
girls, and they'll get there just
the same. d. r. UMMER.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-01

MISS Ella Martin has a severe at
tack of pleurisy. She is up&er treat
ment of DIR. Zipf. Frank McGuin-
ness, also, has been suffering for sew
eral days with this same painful all
ment, but has been able to be around
town.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-01

JERRY Dull, of Squaw creek, was
in town yesterday. He reports every
thing quietin his section. Jerry says
three candidates will be in the field
in that district for Commissioner.
Thomas is the third man, and indie
pendent candidate.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-01

THE Statesman says the electric
light enterprise in Boise City has
progressed SO favorably that it is
safe in saying 1t is now an assured
fact, and that work on the enterprise
will begin about the middle of Ooto-
Der,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-01

WASH T John HALEY, away back In
the antiquities of Idaho, the owner of
a stage line, and didn't he work bill
through the Legislature making it
crime, misdemeanor, or something of
the kind, for teamster to take on
board passenger, and wasn't the
teanster, found guilty of SO henous
crime, on conviction thereof, to be
fined or something done to him legal
ly to convince him that Uncle Johns
stage coaches We're made to ride in,
and that the SAID teamster must not
interfere with his business-that If
he did he would do so to his sorrow?
| n short, that travellers must ride in
Uncle Johns coaches or walk? The
| bill could have been made better bv
providing that any one caught on
the road on horse back, or on foot,
in the act of walking be yanked into
"a lawmlll and relieved of his loose
change. We merely ask the above
questions for information. We have
heard it stated that such are facts. And
wasn't he mixed up in IA gigantic
land gobble, that failed to successfully
Igobble? Ii the scheme had beer
successful, wouldn't land monopoly
have been established in Idaho great
er than any iii Great Britain? And
wouldn't the would-be land monopo
lists have owned the greater part o.
the agricultural land in Idaho anC
Eastern Oregon, and all the water.
OF all the rivers, rivulets and spring,
in Southern Idaho? Was it because
of these exhibitions of innate anc
high grade, free milling honesty tina
Uncle John had fastened to his name
as prefix, the catch word honest
That front addition is truly goot
Joke on John. Didn't Uncle John
when Ainslie was being raked for,
and aft for introducing the land mo
nopoly bill, and other similar bills
take the stump and work like a beave
to re-clect honest George? "Birds O
} a feather flock together" Now hon
est George is advertised to stump 70
honest John, and he'll completed
"stump" him, and don't you fail to re
: member it.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-01

In November this will be the re-
frain of Uncle Johns song, as he goes
up to pickle himself down in Salt
creek: 81 came, l have saw, and
by gonies I'm gloriously scooped."
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-01

w make 1t appear that Mormons and
mocfan have had falling out and
ssolyed Partnership, the former have
lied an independent Convention. Meth
nwiA apply for divorce SO long as mat
~ stand rs they do now. 1t is secre,
rdersfanding for each to pretend to BIZ
oath down ON tho other. 1t wont work
9 gsuxy.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-01

THE Eagle Rock Register is no one
sided sheet Three columns of that paper
have been leased to the Democratic party,
and of course advocates the election of
John HALEY. The remaining columns
are red hot for Dubois 1t must be refresh.
ing and edifying to the readers of the
Register to have both sides of the politi-
cal case presented to them, SO that they can
render fair and square verdict at the
polls, and with no increase in the sub
scription price. The name of the editor
of that paper is suggestive. It's Wheeler
He wheels first one way and then 'tother
We presume it paws.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-01

THE Republicans of Nevada have
nominated c. G. Stevenson for Gov
ernor. G. Z. is brother of Gov.
Stevenson, Of this Territory. !
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-01

THE Democrat says Boise Valley has
yielded, this season, about two hundred
thousand bushels Of grain.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-01

experience, he is grand success,
aad therefore has a great advantage
over a new hand. He has defeated
men more popular than himself.
Why? Because he is an old hand at
the business, and is a thoroughly
trained Office hunter. He has ways
Of defeating men in the fight for nom
nations, and men that his party
would prefer. He Is always on the
alert-laying and executing his plans,
while others, who would gladly ac-
cept the nomination he seeks, are
pursuing their legitimate cailings.
The only way the party can defeat
him is by strong determination,
and pull together. After the con-
vention, this was the common remark
of men of his own party: "The same
old bitter pill to swallow" Why do
you swallow it? Outside of the Del
egateship and Legislative candidates,
there are no issues dividing the par
ties. Vote for the man you prefer
and say to hell with party. Don't
pack one certain man his natural
lifetime. That kind of proceeding is
not in harmony with the principles Of
a republican form of government
You can not get rid of an objection
able candidate in your party by con
tinually voting for him. 1t has never
been done and never will be. If Mr.
German was in any way incapacitatec
for work, we would not make thi:
fight against him, and would have
nothing to say against him if he wa,
the only man in the county competent
to fill the sheriff7s office. We do no
hesitate to say that Havird will max,
better sheriff than German. A few
men are enthusiastic for German.
is hardly necessary to state why the,
are. You know as we'll as we dc
: 1t is a matter of dollars and cents will
them. The voter oughtn't to ALLOW
himself to be bored nor influence,
t by one of these. If every voter woul
I throw partyism to the dogs for once
d and vote just as his feelings in tn
matter dictate, German, next Nc
venber, would be the worst defeate
) man that ever ran for office in Bots
county. If German is elected thi
time we had better petition the Cour
Il ty Commissioners to elect him fc
= life. In choosing between Gonna
g and Havird we cannot understan
S why single voter, who is to gal
e nothing in financial point of vie,
1t either way the election goes, can hes
a itate about who to vote for to fill tn
IS sheriff's office. We sincerely hop
n and believe, for the reasons abov
l. set forth, that G. G. Havird will
g the next sheriff of Boise county.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-01

MNEIS WORD was received at the Stage
AYES. sfhce yesterday that John w. Lem
Mn EN- was probably fatally injured by
NJ DIV n-away team at Sidney, Neb., a few
G-GLAMys ago. No particulars were receiv
oCK& NJ Lemon was in the employ
., u Wells, Fargo & Co. and the Stag,
mPany in Idaho for many years
q 1~d only recently was transferred t,
IL hlNp take charge of line in Nebraska
HARNEt St.tesman.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-01

lila THE following extract from the Utah
" Journal shows the light in which Hon.
olleeIohns HALEY is received by the Mormons
nv / The journal, as is well known is red
} pAot church organ:
,nrJ There are two candidates now before
he people of Idaho for Delegate to Con
Is, UhNsress, one a Democrat, the other Repub
Il, lean. One is a solid bona tide citizen
'1iu VIII he other can scarcely be called such. The
Enterests Of idaho are at stake. 1t is evil
lent that If Dubois be elected the Terrific
tLay viii be disgraced The very platform
nipon which he hopes to gain the election
en,r md the hearty support of the ant-Mor-
0rWHnon ring organ of Salt Lake City are
SllInoughto convince any one of this fact
ire tits therefore matter of great impor-
nv! ance that Dubois be defeated. Every
GuMiO Democrat should work to this end"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-01

-. -, Captain Watson, in his speech at
=" "he Republican, meeting at Broad
ord on Thursday evening, proclaimed
L PAfis manhood by saying that when the
ms and sxpousal Of Democratic principles re-
;. uredg BIN to support such man as
Fl'Sts ohm HALEY, they need not look for
..h =, Inn in Democratic company. When
o''On'' ne Democrats load themselves with
uttlery, lormon sympath'zers and hypooriti-
: ALL Al politicians, expecting him to bear
!. . ccis portion of the burden, they are
curing on the wrong man. The
brands-aptain, as a member of the late
d & COseglslature, fully convinced the peo-
No. . VIe q Alturas county that he is an
FHING, pnest man, and is now open and
40 pronounced for Dubois for Delegate
~. Congress- News Miner.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-10-01

IDAHO REPORTER: The young men in
Nottingham county are taking hold In good
Me dhape- They mean to show, by rolling up
good majority for Dubois, that young
liz n men can hold public position. :. The
nnor Moscow Mirror complains that Washing
lJ6ulo Territory has carpet Dagger saddled
n ipon it for Delegate, like the Republic
"'aN ms OF Idaho" Do not say that very loud,
gus, uaFdr. Mirror, or you will elect Dubois Ger.
am Chain- The new element is largely in the
,nder GaaJority and that majority is constantly
ncreasing.... The editor of the Moscow
dirror writes like genuine unadulterat-
nj RsHd old fogv. If he wants such an ex.
" D"remely old fogy for Delegate The Repor-
NhNer will refer him to Major JIM" Chief
.A'f the Bannocks, who is one to the manor
Va Se.aorn; besides he has evinced considera.
tUkhNle executive ability in controlling his
), ribe. He is good anti Mormon and
- @"1 ays-sMormon damned hog"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-18

merce Of interior Texas. TIE extension
TO Fort Worth proved beneficial to the
road AID the following season great
Quantities OF cotton were shipped over II
TO the port al Galveston. The advent OF
this road had sHppy eject on real es-
tate Values in Fort Worth and the Sse, 900
bonus was one OF the best investments
ever made by the citizens OF tho town.
Since the road commenced operations h
he's done heavy freight and passenger
traffic aud the following figures w,ll shew
The amount Of local freight hendled at
this terminus during the past three
months Of March, April and MCy:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-18

souri, Pacific combination, giving Fort
Worth another outlet towards the center
OF population In the East. This exien-
sion made Fort Worth a conspicuous
figure upon the railroad chess-board
oil the great Southwest, and other
roads were looking in the direction
OF what promised TO be the basis for fu.
ture railroad operations In Western and
Northwestern Texas. II Is well known
that the Texas & Pacific made this exten.
sion, under contract with the Missouri
Pacific 70 give the latter a ninety. nine
years lease Oh the road. In It's cSnstruc-
ton the Fort virtually acquired two rail-
roads, the Missouri Pacific running
through 70 st. Louis, and the TRANSPORTS.
mental division Of the Texas & Pacific, ex.
tending through the richest agricultural
region In Texas, along the fertile valley
Of Red river 10 Texarkana.
During the year 1873 the Texas & Pa
cifc pushed on west, building towns
along It's path which helped to swell die
growing wholesale trade Of Fort Worth,
until on January 4, 1882, n junction was
formed with the Southern Pacific road
52S miles west Of this city, and on the
18th Of the same month the road was
opened for traffic to ri paso, and q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-18

making Galveston and New Orleans con-
nectio ns the shortest we coulV have. BY
THIS railway and its corrections Fort
W ORTIZ Is brought fifteen or twenty miles
'dearer TO Galveston, a considerable
saving TO our people IN time and
money. BY II also we reach the
trade to-day Of Ellis, Navarro, Freestone,
kaufman, Henderson, Anderson, Lime
stone and dozen more counties on equal
terms with our neighbor on the east and
going porthwardly to Denison through
this same connection Fort Worth mer-
chants are enabled to become competl-
tors with Dallas and Galveston for the
trade Of that territory also. The section
TO the southeast Of our city through which
this road runs IL thickly settled, highly
productive couHtry. In Ellis county alone
about tifty thousand bales Of cotton were
raised last year. Oats, wheat, corn and
fruit are plentiful all along the line and
farm products Of all kinds will flow along
this useful artery TO build up and stimu-
late the trade of our city. The first sta
ton on the line after leaving Fort Worth,
Kcnuedale, has been for n
long time noted for its mineral
wells The waters mere greatly resemble
the waters Of Wooten Wells. But be-
sides strong mineral waters OF different
kinds there are fountains OF the purest
water This little town is situated on a
sloping hillside part open and part In
shade, and viii doubtless become a
fayOrite summer resort in the near
future. Thatit Is situated 10 the heart Of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-18

a thickly settled neighborhood is sstested
by the fact that In a radius of three miles
are half dozen cotton gins.
After Leaving Fort Worth some four OF
five miles the road runs through belt OF
cross timoers that can supply cheap fuel
10 the city for many years To come. A
dozen miles further on IS u very fertile
and extremely pretty open country.
Mansfield. thrifty town of ambitious
aspirations, the second station on the
I line, Is on the nineteenth mile. Those
l familiar with the old wagon trail to Wax
shachie Will discover in the third stag
named now Midlothian, the old f4millar
/ Hawkins springs. Here he Fort Worth
T. New Orleans intersects the Gulf, Col
orado G. Santa Fe, and from this
I point last year nearly one hundred
I carloads of oats alone were Skinned
10 points abroad. The Intersection of
/ the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe by the
new road will make this still more i'm.
I portant point
! The country between CHS point and
I Waxahachie "a noticeable for its numerous
( and well-cultivated farEis and for good
farm stock The eople are well housed,
the lands well fenced, and the whole
country has an air Of Independence and
prosperity.
About year ago, when times were far
less promising than now, the Fort Worth
Few Orl ans road was started. With
characteristic liberahty Fort Worth sub-
scrlbed as bonus to whoever would
undertake fhe work the round sum of
Sf5,oOO. After some negotiations Che
work was undertaken by home people. A
line was promptly surveyed, and last
September work was begun.
since that time 1t has been prosecut ed
with unhagging zeal. Many obstacles
were met but all have been overcome,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-18

aud to-day Fort Worth adds another q,
It's eVer-growing lines of rGilway-a line
TOO, that will greatly swell its trade ana
multiply Its population In a way that Wi,
soon repay with interest Commanded
every dollar paid by the people of For;
worth In aid of It's construction.
Tho Atohison, Topeka 4 santa Fe
This giant corporation, tha4 threaten,
70 control che greater part OF commerce
west OF the Mississippi river, absorbed
the Gulf, Colorado Santa Fe road In tho
early part Of the current year, aud Fort
worm, being the main terminus of the
latter road, at once became a central No..
ure In the speculations as 10 what were
tne intended movements OF the new and
powerful factor 10 Texas commerce The
contract ny which the Cult ROAD was an.
SoIoed oy the other stipulated that the
uul, colorado & Santa Fe road should
Duliu specified number OF miles OF road
tsnhatu INTO the lndlan Territory I'm
v'uer 10 preserve the franchise granted
,ees COMPANY by congress- In the years
go :, Hhen this work, which was
Is completed the terminus win he mot ~ g.,
an extension Of the AtehIson rosS
south from Arkansas civ. kan
lhe present Southern terminus OF tbot
ioa1' This Will give the Atchlson road 4
trunk line from Atchlson, Kan, 10 cal
weston, Tex, and glance at the man
WIN show what an important featnre
tnls line VIII be Ia the commerce OF the
Many things have been said abou, the
,etare operations OF the CORPORATION in
!, lsAas aud the indications are mar Isrgs
lnhaN Of Eastern capital Will follow h /
ssekhg Investment In the yarIons securll |
Ties offered In this state. Tbe vary |
nature Of IA ngs suggests that ms rosS
must have deep water port IN ~
aexas COAST It's connection with tbe /
taclue coast from III Paso, Tex ana KY
poMeFId hold on TIE commerce west m
~. Louis 10 llue soon TO DO completed \
rom Atchlson, Kan, 70 Galveston. ana
y, femored purchase Of the Rio (,rande n
litision OF Tho Texas & Pacific ROAD m
,oint towafda the idea that II was aeeh- n
px : southern outlet when X pnrchased n
pc Gun road, The trunk llno runninc
afoagh Fort Worth viii drsIe
ne country II touches. and
the rnmorsd purchase be
'0e his corporation viii hayo
connecting line between the two ooeenr
: A-nanssze aaa fse@a~sc,s, su1 1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-18

through line was established IRON ST.
Louis to san Francisco via the Iron
Mountain road aud Fort Worth lay In
the path OF one Of the longest and great
estrallroad denominations on thccuntinent.
Missouri Pacific.
Immediately after the Texesn& Pacific
had finished It's branch lineifrom Fort
Worth to Whitesboro, In May, 1880, the
International Improvement company,
which was extending the great Missouri
Paci1o system through Texas, commenced
TO build south from Fort Worth, and soon
a Southern exit was had which extended
through various connections all through
Southern Texas and Mexico. A bonus OF
$4,000 was raised and presented to this
road as an incentive TO hasten the work.
This great system with lts thousands OF
miles OF track and leased lines proved a
yalreble addition TO the city, and In two
years the population Of the place
had Increased from about 1000
to 10000 In December, 1882, the
total number Of niles operated
by the Missouri Pacific system was $500.
IL was about this time that Fort Worth