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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20
PARASOLS.

In addition to regular goods we have
this week to offer,
. dozen children's IA and 10 inch par.
asols' both solid and fancy colored,
at 25c.
D dozen ladies' heavy striped satin
coaching parasols, reduced from $3.50
TO 500.
: dozen black lace trimmed satin par,
asols at So, OG.
. dozen black lace trimmed paroso,s
with red, blue, gold, white and black
lining, at $3.50.
Alongside of the above we are showing
an immense assortment Of all the latest
styles, from s. 90 to 10 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20
Fiandkerchiefs.
To encourage those who like TO own
nice goods for little money,

We shall put on sale Monday morning a
recent lucky purchase Of 1863 dozen
plain and fancy bordered handkerchlefs.
LOT A5045--l0s dozen fancy borders
at SC each, or 25c dozen.
LOT A6000--2l6 dozen fancy borders,
medium hem, at &c each, or soc dozen.
LOT A9SG--I72 dozen full size plain
white oenters and fancy hemstitched bor-
ders, at 7@c each, or 75c dozen.
LOT Al0S5--si0 dozen full size fancy
bordered, extra fine quality, at loo, or
Si0O dozen.
Included In this lot are 81 dozen plain
white size, Nll pure linen, warranted.
Log ,AGo26-rll z. dozen Yesy itno lawn,
wide or narrow hemstitched, plain white
or colored centers, in pink, blue or cream
-this lot l5c each, or 81 3s dozen.
Lot A6036--l09 dozen assorted pure
linen lawn, plain or fancy, wide or mar
row hemstitched borders, zoe each, or
S2.00 dozen,
LOT A693i-2ll dozen assorted pure
linen handkerehiefs, different styles, In
cludlng ladies' extra lne plain and fancy
borders, 80dozen OF this lot are gentle
mems, full liz size. We make the price
s5c each, OF $3.50 dozen,
This Tot OF handkerchiefs will be dis
played IN left Houston street entrance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20

We put on sale the following list Of
corset covers, all made OF fine cambria
muslin.
LOT H50-Cambric high neck and back,
square in front, with narrow ruille around
neck, SOC each,
LOT H3sS-Low round neck, edged
with three tucks and narrow embroidery,
Coo each
LOT Differs slightly from lot
ii 5ss, 75c each,
LOT H52--Hlgh neck, bosom of small
tucks and embroidery, 81 90 each.
LOT uSs9--Square neck, bosom of
wide embroidery with narrow edge.
Very cheap. Sl.00
LOT H390-Square neck, with fine en-
broidered front, $500 each.
LOT H55-Iligh neck, tucked front,
edged with embroidery, Sl.25 each.
LOT H67-High neck, with straight
tucks and embroidered in bosom, 81 25.
LOT H29l-Low, square neck, trim
med with flne Torchon lace around neck
and sleeves, Sl.50.
LOT H5S-High neck, deep pointed
front of wide embroidery, $3.50.
LOT H56-High neck, pointed bosom
OF bias tucks and embroidery, 81 80.
LOT H59-IIigh neck, with round
bosom of bias tucks and embroidery,
edged with narrow lace, plain sleeves,
81 90.
LOT lI60-Made of cambria, square
neck, with lace and embroidery bosom,
also around neck and sleeves, 81. 80.
LOT H6l-Underwais made of cam
brio, high neck, little square In front and
bosom OF linen lace and Swiss en-
broidery, lace around neck and arm hole,
beautiful garment, $500, and worth more
money.
Alongside of these we are showing an
elegant line of ladies', misses and
children's night dresses, chemises,
pantlets, skirts and beautiful assert.
ment of children's lace dresses and in
fants' robes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20
WHITE Goods

Constant receipts Of cheaply bought
white goods enable US to offer the follow.
ing unequaled list Of low prices:
cases assorted plain white Victoria
lawns at 8, 10, II, 10, 20 and 25c.
cases assorted plain white India
lawns at 8, 10, l2i, 10, 90, 25, So and loc
2Opieces assorted pare linen lawns at
20, 30, 80, 20, I5 and SOC.
20 pieces white figured plques at &c,
cheap at 15c.
e pieces assorted dotted swiss ut 10,
20, 20, 80, So and 4Oc.
Is pieces white Persian lawns at 20, 20,
80, 80 and lOc.
10 pieces 32-lnch white Arcadia batistes
at 20, %, 30, SO and 4Oc, These are en-
tirely new effects and very desirable.
pieces cream null Especial bargains
at l5c.
10 pieces assorted white null at ;, 20,
20, go SO and 40c.
60 pieces cream, blue, brown and black
null Especial bargains) at soc.
30 pieces plaid and lace effects in India
lawns at 10 and zoe. Very choice and
sheer.
400 pieces white cross-5arrcd muslins,
in nine values, ., s, 10, l24, 10, 20, 20, 30,
| SO and Zoe.
30 pieces figured cross-barred satin
striped lawns, at l5c. Every yard of
these goods would be cheap at 25c per
yard.
Where our strain comes in is 20 get
enough goods at these prices to supply
the demand,
~ pieces of brown pure linen batistes
ut Sc, worth l5c.
G pieces 32-inch brown dress linens at
I25, 80 and 35c,
pieces 32-inoh striped ana plaid Per
sian lawns, entirely new effects, SOC pei
yard
u pieces French naiAsooll at 40, 80 and
75c Especial bargain
10 pieces figured pure Irish linen at Toe
worth COO,
GA pieces white Irish linen at 80, 85, 10
so, 60, 10, So and 81 90,
80 pieces assorted fancy organdy lawns
(a2 lnches) at 8 and lOc.
85 pieces black plaid French organdy
lawns at 20, 30, 35 and soc.
Gpieces large-hgured and plaid organdy
lawn at zoe.
81 pieces Scotch crinkles, or seer
suckers, In cream only, l0c.
4 i0Pfeees fancy striped Scotch crinkle,
at l5c,
l6 pieces imported fancy Scotch erin
kles, very fine goods, poe
10 pieces fancy sateen at loo, actual
value l5c.
9pleces solid French sateens, in colors
blue, black and tan, at l5c,
% pieces assorted dress gInghams at 0,
per yard, value &c per yard,
2d linen lap robes, assorted patterns
7Sc, 81 90 and sl,25i choice goods.
is assorted table scarfs at 75c, 81 90
80 and 10.
80 assorted splashers at &c and 75c.
90 assorted felt table covers at zoe
sl.25 aud l.75.
pieces assorted zephyr glnghams
value 25c, we put them on sale to clear
them out.
10 pieces black Union lawns st 20, >;
and soc,
We have the following new aEriyal in
napkins and towels 10 OFFER
25 dozen red and blue checked napkins,
ISxlS, at Aoe per dozen.
! GO dozen red and blue checked napkins,
ilXlt, at soc per dozen.
2S dozen red and blue checked napkins,
l4xli, at COO per dozen,
y dozen red and blue checked napkins,
l7xi7,rat zoe per dozen.
81 dozen whhe irlnged, I2xlg, at 81 90
0s /" laxls, q. rs
~ ldxlG, /" 200
II l6xle, f" a.5O
IS " coIored bordered, lsxl2, q 90
80 /" a. 14xll, &c I25
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20
EMBROIDERY DEPT
SPECIALS TN

20 pieces everlasting Swiss allover at
10, 20, %, 40, 80, 75c yard.
40 pieces Hamburg allover at so, 75c,
Sl.00, l.25 per yard.
% pieces Swiss allover at SIPS, 80,
2 90, $50, 800 per yard.
8 pieces u inch white embroidered
skirting, "a yards to the piece, reduced
from So so to 2 90 per yard.
pieces ~ inch white embroidered
sklrtiug a yards to the piece, reduced
from $500 to 2,75 per yard.
pieces " inch white embroidered
skirting, reduced from So 90 to 3.25.
2pieces AZ inch embroidered skirting,
ecru embroidered in blue, reduced from
S3 90 to 200.
2 pieces " inch skirting material, en-
broldered in black, reduced from So 90
TO LIS.
10 pieces white and ecru allover tuck
ing at 30, Go, 75c and $500 per yard.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20

Just Ont Of the Auction Room

81 pieces is inch summer silks, as.
sorted, in checks and stripes, at 25c
per yard.
We viii not sell more than 20 yards to
any one person. We want to make a
general distribution of them.
1000 yards SO inch Powered nuns veil
ing, cream grounds, colors warranted,
81 90 for 10 yards, or SIC per yard.
20 pieces cream, white, light blue, sal.
mon and tan colored crepe cloths, 20
inches wide at 16ac, worth 25c.
To-day these are more in demand than
any STYLE of medium dress goods in
the market.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20
CORSETS.

We have ON sale the following special
purchase OF 1902 ladies' and misses
corsets, nearly all white, but few colors.
2ls brands New and Setta at csc.
4S2 brands Daisy and Beauty at Soc.
326 brands assorted at 60c.
l92 brands assorted at 65c.
"a brands assorted at Zoe.
So brands assorted at 81 90.
lis brands assorted at $500.
Sizes Is, 10, 20, 81, 22, %, ~, 25, 20,
27, 20, %, 80,
One style of nursing corset among them
at 81 90.
Que style of abdominal corset among
them at Sl.50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20
'[7OWEl

So dozen red checked ~ &
lOc pair .ias|
sc pair. H.,
60 dozen ane l'nea naes
26c pair. ..,.e. III
70 dozen GeImiu S7'
I7x8s, 25c pair. Nm ls
40 dozen German ''''''
l7x42, lOc pail.
SO dozen Gepnan '''''''
29x45, SOC pair. .,..,.s. NJ
10 dozen bleacheo '''''
pair. a.nssS
2s dozen bleacAs' u''''
pair. d,r.s.k
40 dozen bleacnee VIZ. .,:.. 81
blue borders, colOrea '7''''
pair. Il. hss. 3
% dozen assorted ' '...,'.
,..,,.,,..,i :. ..,,:esssaa lllls
and 81 90. .,,I ia.
Gs dozen brown asss'' Il M
els, in sizes 2cas9'
25, so, 15c pair
a dozen bleacAs0 s..
Turkish towels, y X KS, sssrl
2sx52 inches prices Z !.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20

Any of these corsets will save
you s5c on the lowest and $500
ON the highest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20
NllllV |||

The prices we quote o. Il
27So assorted oil.colos, n
mented' cannot be dnaa,'
manutacturer's hands VT /.
creditors pressed hin, u.ss.
offer was the only sltsin,tn
$50 ornamented opalasssD,
long by IS inches wide. NJ {.
lures, Coo.
1900, $ feet BY 80 lntAe,is
900, . feet BY IS inches, an
These curtains srs pstvs
Sl.25, sl.5O and $500.
They can be shipped to ,ry II
country by express, and i ii
tory send them back stuu .sp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20
Ladies' Gauze Vests.

LOT H92S-Ladies' gauze high neck
and long sleeve vest, at 15c each,
LOT II O-Ladies' high neck, short
and long sleeve India gauze vests, fin
ished seams, at 25c.
LOT 93l--Ladies' high neck, long
sleeves India gauze, finished seams,
at 4Oc.
LOT SsS-High neck, short or long
sleeves, bleached gauze, at soc.
LOT H352-Ladies' low neck summer
merino vest, short sleeves, soc.
LOT S6l-Ladies' high neck and short
sleeves summer merino vests, soc.
LOT 955-Ladles high necked, short OF
long sleeves, balbrlggan vests, 75c.
LOT 949-Ladies' brown and white
Isle vests, high and low neck, long and
short sleeves, $500 each.
These vests run all sizes, Ss, 80, 92, "a,
S6 bust measure, The entire list is one
purchase, and are offered fully % to SOC
per garment less than value.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20

S&s II not satisfactory re-
turn them your money will
be cheerfully refunded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20
$1.25.

Not pair in this lot worth less than
$500
Don't imagine TIN e gloves and mitts
viii remain here FOR weeks. We have
mailed to our out-oi.town customers
COCO circulars descriptive of them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20
Cents Hosiery.

Just open, new invoice of gents full
regular half-hose.
Lot No. lO,29l. 81 dozen full regular
plain tiesh-colored half-hose 25c.
Lot No. l0,2S2. 100 dozen full regular
fesh-colored silk-clocked balbriggan half
hose at 25c.
Lot No. 4T5. - dozen full regular
halr-lIned striped and solld.colored half
hose at csc.
Lot No. 2lO. so dozen full regular
hair-lined balbriggan half-hose, extra
heavy, regular 40c sock, 25c.
This is the best line of 24c goods we
ever offered.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20
SILK
MdtS and Gloves.

We have been successful in making our
own price on G25 dozen assorted ladies'
silk mitts and gloves, the clearing up Of
an importers stock The colors are
cream, gray, tan, medium brown and
black, We have marked them;
For y inch mitts, 25c.
ie I Soc,
20 {" Sl,00.
g ~ Z" F." l25,
% to 50c pair less than you can buy
them elsewhere,
Ford button Jersey silk gloves, 50c.
I" 4" I" /" :, 7 &c
"1O Z" &" 1926.
We ada to this sale 50 pairs assorted
colored silk, 20 to "a inches in length,
and make one price on them
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-15

The Hon. Board Of County Com
of Boise county met in
regular session ian. u, 1886, Il being
the second Monday Of sid usopth.
Present-O. "A. Duqpette, Chssr.aan:
g. F. Stone, 8 a Gl=slksen and Tim
Carroll, Clerk. The following pso-
ceedinss nese hsd:
The Anaisots, ,Trsssasszk, Iiesuss
CollsetoFz ors Aptl ~ Coilee-
tos sebass I'M gea, district ssor-
ness md Hospital Contractors quar-
terry repoets we're examined .sod sp-
proved.
ANAltNr's Report Or the Quarter
EadxnG JAn. III. l869
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-15

WALLIS MESSENGER, Jan. 9Th: Dus-
!. 'oaas and no snow except in the
s" mountains. -. Fred. Phillips has
'1'ueo from Salmon City and Shoup,
W. "e'e ne has been for some time past.
o. w learn from him that the camp of
s"0up looks well and that the mines
improve by development. The Grunt-
:, "'iil was closed down while he was
'''e' out the Boulder or K entuck mill
was still running and is prepared to
!. .u''nae during the winter The
- '' decision of Chief Jutice HAYS in
a salisbury and Wood cases, al
~ asn undoubtedly sound, as presen-
!, ~ 20 him, will cast shade over the
Of ~ n0pes OF our country. With two
aa N' oest mines for Auxing ores shut
fs sSa ;, !" smelling camp. we may all
Ye e. !. mat the year 1886 opens dark.
beg;urnere is an old saying, that bad
this Ih, IN makes a good ending. May
' our good fortune.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-15

MIKE SHAY came in from North
Boise last week. He says the tunnel
now being run on Matt Graham's mine
is In to the depth of nearly one hun
dred feet, and that work is progress
ing nicely. The completion of this
tunnel will be anxiously awaited by
everyone, in fact, in this district. 1t
is calculated to tap the ledge at a
depth of about two hundred and fifty
feet below the surface, and upon this
enterprise chiefly depends the future
Of that looked for famous region.
The leads in that country, es the News
has heretofore stated, are of wonder
full extent on the surface, they being
of immense width and quite often
thew are found to be traceable for a
distance of three and four miles in a
stretch. The ore is of good grade,
silver in character, and upon being
roasted. will show the metal in great
quantities. There is but little doubt
that phenomenal dimensions of wealth
exist in the depths of the mountains
of North Boise, and mind what we
saw, the tunnel now being so vigorous
" pushed ahead, will verify our state
ment.-[ Atlanta News,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-15

l, Tim Carroll,
Auditor Of Boise County, l. L, do here.
by certify that the foregoing is true and
correct statement, and represents the Il.
nancial condition of Boise county as
appears by the books in my office.
Witness my Land and official seal
seal. this l1th day Of Jan, A. D 1886.
t~~ TIM CARRO-4L
Auditor Boise Co, l. T.
The money in the Treasury was
counted and found to be correct.
Ordered by the Board that the
Probate Judge be and he is hereby
granted further time for settlement
on the estate of Charles Nelson, de-
ceased.
Sealed proposals for the lodging,
clothing, care and medical attend
ance of the INDECENT sick, idiotic and
insane persons of Boise county were
opened, examined and found to be as
follows: Frank Coopers bid, $2,l50.
Ordered by the Board that the con-
tract for the boarding, clothing, lodg-
ing, nursing and medical treatment
of the INDECENT sick, idiotic and in
sane persons of Boise county, also the
burial expenses of those who may die
in the County Hospital, be and is
hereby awarded to frank Cooper for
one year from and after Jan. IA, 1886,
for the sum of s2,i5o, to be paid out
of the Hospital Fund.
Ordered that the Board do now
take recess until Z Pm.
Evening session, 7P.M N.
Board met. Full board present.
Ordered that the following named
persons comprise the list from which
Jurors be selected for the ensuing
year:
Martin Cathcart, Charles Magee,
Fred Small, John Omans, Jas. Price,
Jacob Phillips, Chas. Marcus, Ed.
Burch, L. Owens, John Kennaly, M.
G. Luney, o. Landrith, U. P. Lin
Vile, John Keane, Nick Hang, Mike
Kramer, J. b. Emery, S. S. White,
John Sullivan, John Richie, Jas.
Hall, John Garrett, Jr.. VIM. Wal
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-15

lace, Chss. Mann, Geo. Bedwell, VIM.
Evans, jas. CurIey, B. F. Lodge,
John Miller, 10. Cave, VIM. Lass,
Chas. +. Jones, Paul Kellenbrum, ].
N. Hall, Adam KALI, Paul Buzzini,
Thos. Barry, y, Vim. Barker, Jos.
Rranstettes, Vim. Sherman, S. Far
IA, John Afcont, Patrick Murphy,
BIN Bany q, q w. Persin, James
Rellahtyne, David Basge, IS Demp-
~, q. q. Kyle, H. Chichester, John
nsmpssy, Dan JonsA ~. Smith,
Horecs Qskse a. "A. Spaine, AL.
Cunpingham, 10. Crawford, j. Z. jack
son, p. =. Turner, Macum Smith, Al.
McIain, G. +. White, John Brown,
a. =. Rinearson, jos. Munroe, Henry
Clifton, J. Shanks, VIM. Tucker, !.
Fl. Hoffman, Jess Bradford, J. G. Rob-
bins, Thos. Haley, H. H Ray, John
Nelson, Maurice Quinn, Nelse MatI,-
ison, Robt. Spencer, John Saunders,
VIM. Saunders, Chas. Kohny, w. r.
Schramm, III. A. Blackman, John
Randolph, w. Fl. Warmer, VIII,
Dawson, Geo. Fenton, o. G. Hansen,
Tim Buckley, Arthur Anderson, Au-
gust Michaelson, HI. H. Whitney, S.
B. Connolly, VIM. Bernard, Robt.
Flynn, VIM. Sevary, N. Wetzel, Pc
ter conners, Thos. Carrigan, Davis
Bunch, G. II. Fault, G. McNaughton,
R. H. Robb, N. Carpenter, John Per-
cett, VIM, 0. Wiess, L. Pinney, Hen.
~ Demerris, Michael HALEY, f. F.
l.add, Geo. Sittig, Daniel Carroll, Da-
vid Conghanour, Michael Burke, Pat
rick Sheridan, Chris Peterson, E
Sweet, Samuel Ireton, Ed Miller, P
Lehan, j. G. Reagan, Thorel John.
son, S. J. Pierce, A. G.. Church, Ed
Leigh, ST., Nate Lick, Chris. .Ander.
son, George Cartwright, Ed Nelson
Peter Connaughton, ". F. Hiatt
Michael Leary, John Ellis, Eli Lew.
IS, w. B. Noble, Chas. Clark, D. Nc
Clintock, John Suhlsen, J. J. Marsk
Peter Donahue, VIM. Mcfarland
Tim Brainard, Geo. Bennett, w. w
Hooton, Andy s,McQuade, Nelson
White, Jas. Moriarty, Jr., Richare
Cunningham.
Ito be concluded next Tuesdav.l
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-15
Hound -up Of Jpral-itiss.

Twas at Jnc 0edsl hour OF midnight
Wednesday night when an old
citizen slipped and fell down the
steps in front of Frank Miller's place.
And twas said that he was dead
that his neck was broken. A man
who heard him fall rushed to him and
did loudly call, his name. No an
swer came. "Dead! for sure!r he
said. and he rushed around and the
news he spread, and many a man
quickly left his bed to view the dead,
and one man for the doctor sped with
the speed of Maud S when three
lengths ahead. The doctors door he
kicked and excitedly said, "quick,
doc! get out of bed! BID is
dead!! He fell and never spoke! it's
dead sure thing his neck he broke!!!"
Doc. didn't 'poke," but as he climb
ed out he thusly spoke: alf his neck
is broke, what in sheol and demnition
is the need of a physician?" But he
went all the same, for he knew he'd
"be to blame" if only stunned was
B--J-. "A crowd was there be-
fore the doctor reached the spot.
Each man shook his head and sadly
said, "poor B is dead" (but he
was not) land his soul has sailed to
that other Shore" When the man re-
turned, who for the doctor sped, and
SAID, show is hep" one of the crowd
replied, as his eyes opened wide,
"Dead! dead as door knob!!" 81
knew it" replied the man who for the
doctor sped and reported B dead.
One man in the crowd on all fours got
down, and yelled aloud in BIS off
year, to find if he could his loud voice
hear, and looked to see if he could see
him stir, for he had slight doubt
thai BIS light had really gone
out; but the others were convinced.
and more, that he had pulled for the
other shore. The man who in BIS
ear yelled "B-, are you dead?" got
the reply shawl" in strong, coarse
voice that made the mourners all re-
lo'ce, and all exclaimed, "Not dead,
~ CUFF! good 'nough!!" The above
are all tacts-more facts than poetry.
D was stunned, and apparently
hteless for sometime, and all thought
ne was dead "sure enough" He was
pretty severely cut and bruised on the
"ead, but not seriously. Was up and
around yesterday. There would have
oeen a corpse that night if DR.. Zipf
could have got hold of the man who
'ousted him out of bed at the cold
usaa hour of midnight. AT any rate
mat Is what those who were there
nave SAID, and no doubt they were
'ignt' They could read it abe the
glare OF his fiery eye about that time
when he got there and B had
aroused and come to his senses.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-15

VIM WARNER, one of the party
from here that went to the head
Of Snake river last summer on a pros
pecting trip, returned to this place
last Monday. He has been at Black
foot. Stopped there as the party
was returning home.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-15
IHE Edmunds Utah Bill passed the
Senate by vote Of 3S To 4.

JAS. DAWSON arrived from Wood
River Wednesday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-15

ATLANTA is soon to be connected
with Sawtooth and Vienna by tri-
weekly mail route, saws the News,
AT present a return Communication
from Sawtooth and Vienna requires
from eight to ten days time, while.
after this new route shall have been
established, two days time is all that
will be required.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-15

HE motion for new trial in the
case of the U. S. VS.. Mormon H. Camp
was overruled, and defendant SEN
fenced to serve five years In the
Territorial prison and to pay fine
of $4,000.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-15

WM. Tucker and Jas. freeman re-
turned to Grimes Pass Yesterday to
resume work in the tunnel on the
base metal ledge that they have been
at work in for sometime.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1886-01-15

TIE Democrat, in speaking of the
Camp case, says: "It is the opinion
OF this community that his trial was a
fair one, his conviction just, and his
punishment lenient. Judge Broder-
ick, acting on the recommendation of
the jury for mercy, gave the prisoner
five years instead of ten, the limit
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Mrs. Ed. LEIGH, Of Shaw's Noun
TAIN is here, visiting her daughter,
Mrs. J. G. Robbins, and family, and
friends Of this place. Mrs. L. came
up Tuesday.
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conn.' county Commissioners of Ada
der ~. s cav Emanuel Mallon an or
tain he, sSo worth of goods to main
digen. 'selt and family, he beng in
HIMSELF SICK aud unable to support