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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-01-13
ALTON MINING DISTRICT.
Where the District is Situated Richness of
the Mines
IN. B. Wiley, in Boise Statesman

IN. B. Wiley, in Boise Statesman.l
The Alton mining district is in the
east part of Idaho county, and the mines
are about twenty-five miles south east OF
Warrens, between the south and mid
die forks of Salmon river. The imme.
diate vicinity of these prospects is wa
tered by Big creek, itself considerable
stream. and a branch of the Middle
fork. There are also two forks of Big
creek, which run in Il southeasterly di-
rection and unite about twelve miles
from the source. The mountain ridge
between them has great bulk and ele-
walton, and in and upon such ridge lie
nearly all tie locations that have been
made. This ridge may be called truly
part of the backbone of the continent,
on account of its height-the north side
being covered with perpetual snow.
From the crest other mountains covered
with snow may be seen to the north
and south, but the country slopes into
basins upon the east and west.
The "Cleveland" was the first ledge
discovered and located. Its course is
about northeast and southwest. 1t is
situated upon the east face of steep
mountain. The ore carries silver with
little gold and great deal of iron and
other base metals, and though not ex-
actly rebellous is complex and expen-
sive TO treat. 1t will pass for high
grade ore any where. Much of it has
assayed from sixty to one hundred and
fifty dollars per ton, and it looks as if it
would go that much. A hole has been
sunk twenty-five feet or so, disclosing II
fine body of ore. A tunnel was started
for prosecuting, and had not reached
the veinwhen winter set in and put Al
stop to further work. On the same
mountain is the Beck" Mountain
View" and perhaps two dozen other
locations. of which not much is visible
hut location stakes and monuments.
The development work has been of the
kind made by miners in haste to sell.
Long experience has convinced me
that the district will do TO tie to. The
ore is there and the veins look strong
1t isdi tiicult of access, especially in the
winter-hut that will be overcome.
Warrens, Dec. %, 1887.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-01-13
Stock Growers Of Idaho County

A meeting of the Idaho County
Stock-grower's association will be held
at the court house in Mt. Idaho January
IA, 1883, at 10 O'Clock Il. IN. Please
give Il full attendance. |. p. Blown.
Mt. Idaho, Fec. 2S, 'S7. President.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-01-13
Pioneers of Idaho County, l. T.

IA meeting is to be held at the court
house, NJ. Idaho, Saturday. January II
1888, at 3 p. III. a full attendance is
requested. Important business to be
transacted. Also. new members will be
admitted. l.. p. Brown,
Mt. Idaho, Dec. IS, 81. Prest.
CHI. Rochepierre has been suffering
from an attack Of pIeurisy for the past
two weeks.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-01-13

We learn that the spontaneous explo-
sion OF n little popgun in pants pocket
of a gentleman at Mr.. Stephens dance,
scared the seat Of his unmentonabIe
into fragments. He was prouetting
around the kitchen fire at the time, and
fortunately no one was in range.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-01-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Probate Court of the County of Idaho
Idaho Territory.
In the matter OF the Estate of Birka Binnard
Deceased
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Administrator of the estate of Birka Binnard,
deceased, TO the creditors Of and all persons
having claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers
within Ten months after the first publication
OF this notice to the said administrator, al Mt.
Idaho, IdIno County, Idaho Territory.
l. $. WELLER,
Mt Idaho, l. T., Administrator Estate of
Nov. -, 1887. Birka Binnard Dec sd.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-01-13
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
Notice of Sale of Property for Delinquent
Taxes.

Notice is hereby given that l will on Monday
the 9th day OF February. A. d. 1888, at the Court
House door in Mt. Idaho Idaho county, |. r.,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 3
o 'clock p. m, sell at Public Auction the follow
ing described property, to satisfy the taxes, In
terest, penalties and costs due said county from
the owners for the year 1887.
JOHN N. RICE,
Tax Collector Idaho County, l. r.
Mt Idaho, l. f. December 90 1887.
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NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
William W. W. Prichard Home 1850

William W. W. Prichard Home 1850
LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON IDAHol
Dec 81 1851
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Judge
of the District Court, LIST Judicial District Idaho
and IL he is absent then before the Clerk of said
Court at Mt. Idaho, on February IL, 1888, viz:
WILLIAM W. W. PRICHARD, HOME 1850.
For the W hi NV or and W hf sw or sec SO, tp
81 II, re, Is. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: j. $. Hartman Horace "
Brown, John II. PICKERING. J. NJ Crunk, OF
Grangeville Idaho.
70 81 FRANCIS F. PATTERSON, Register
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-01-13

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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-01-13
IN MEMORY OF CARRIE HExTER.
BY cHAs. CLIFFORD.

In youth she died, ere autumns breath had
tinged the bloom upon her cheek, or winters
blasts had chilled the recollection of her child
hoods joys, While holy Christmas bells were
ringing wide their joyous anthem of peace on
earth, good will to men," God called her. and
she passed that mystic border-land where life
and love part hand with grief and death for
evermore
Touch lightly and smoothe the fair limbs ere
they chill
Fold the white hand over the heart that is still
Brush away from the brow the soft tress, and
Veil the sweet orbs where an angel passed
through
Seal the cold lips that have paled from the red
Iool the last look where Beauty lies dead.
There in her cradle more sable than night,
Lay the sweet sleeper, all mantled in white
Take her up gently to him she loved best
By her playmate and brother lay her down to
her rest
smiles,
Lulled by the music that gladdens our wilds
Lightly the turf, with its flower and its fern,
That has borne her bithe footstep will press
her in turn,
Spring,
In wildwood that knew her, her requiem will
sing.
When storm-gilded peaks trace wreath on the
sky,
The pine trees above her will murmur and
sigh;
And the snow, as it drifts from its home in the
cloud,
Ger her ashes will hover, and weave it a shroud
Her spirit on fight-at the dawn Of her birth,
For breathing-space only, lit trembling on
earth
Looked forth on our legions-scared, weary and
Fled away from their strife.in the glow.of the
morn.
| No trump of the noon-tide awoke it to duty;
No stain at the eve ere disrobed it of beauty:
But pure as lily when kissed by the light
While it smiles through tear it had wooed
from the night,
Her white soul was gathered, and borne to that
bower
Where bloom is Eternal and Love is the flower.
THE FOSTER MONUMENT FUND.
Previously acknowledged ...........S75 90
JAS. Carnes......... .................. i w
u Is. L
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-20
AFTER RACE DISASTER.
Vincent Bacigalupo's Buggy Smashed
and His Horee Killed.

ana Ills hOTee hllieus
A frightiul and to certain extent fatal
accident occurred yesterday afternoon to a
paS<y Of sportiul pleasure drivers ON their
return from the race course. Mr.. Vincent
Bacigalupo, the owner OF fine new $500
trotter, was returning from the races with
Mr.. VIM. Carter in his buggy. Passing
through Mclean avenue, they came up
with Mr.. McGrath, who had young lady
with him in his buggy behind spirited
steed. A race for fun began, and the
swift steppers sped at rapid rate down
the avenue, Mr.. McGath keeping the
lead. As the racers turned into Union
avenue and had gone about 100 yards this
side Of Mclean avenue, DIR. Il. Miles Will
lett, jr., hove in sight, driving at a leisure
ly gait. DR.. Willett pulled to one side to
give the racers free passage, but the road
being narrow and the rapidity with which
Bacigalupo was urging his horse, caused the
hind wheel of his buggy in the attempt
TO pass between the buggies of McGrath
and Willett, struck one OF the hind wheels
Of Mc(irath's buggy with such force, added
TO that with which Bacigalupo was pulling
his horse, as TO cause the animal 10 be
hurled violently against the plank fence,
its head striking the sharp corner Of a
plank, just over the right eye. The race
was over, and the frightened and spirited
animal fell crushing TO the ground, dead
Bacigalupo, thrown headlong from the
buggy, was picked up bruised and bleed
ing, but none Of the injuries are serious
The entire mishap was the result OF care
less within for sport. The horse OF Baciga-
lupo was n beautiful animal, and II is a
great pity that it should have been so reck-
lesslv killed.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Mns. d. W. Fly has returned from New
Orleans.
Dr. WAX will preach in scnaiobia next
Sunday.
Mn p. II. MCCLELLAN, OF 81. Louis
Mo-, was In the city Yesterday.
Mn. Sol CoLEMAS IL confined TO his
bed with bad case Of bilious fever.
Mn. ions :. BuRroN, Of Holly Springs,
Miss, Is spending race week in the city.
Coz. A. \. CoLYAR aud wife are in the
city, guests Of Y. n. Estes, No. Jf2 Poplar
street.
Mn. JurIrs LEVY, Of the firm Of Gold.
smith, Stein 4 Levy, " the joyous father
OF q new ion.pound girl.
Mrs ELuA Bnrcr, Of Cincinnati, " In
the city, visiting her sister. Mrs. y. VI
Peck, No. lO7 Monroe sireeN
WILL ElDnrDaE. one Of our bright, ris.
ing young lawyers, now practicing ~
Nicksburg, Miss, Is In the city.
Ex-Ligrr. Gov. STANDS, Of Scnaiobia
Miss, and the Hon. Alex. Taylor, Of th,
same place, spent yesterday in the city.
Coz. NJ. r.. PRArr aud lady and Ms. =
A. Smith, Of rmttyillc, Ala, are ut Maj
smiths, No. 22i Bcalc street, for q lev
days.
Vsirons 20 the Cotton exchange ycslcr
day: T.. W. Curry, Leon, Ia; Jno. y. Car
lock, Senatobia. Miss; J. j. Mcdonald,
Rome, Ga; Miss Alice Tye, Pickcns
Miss; Miss Sallic Burwcll, EbcnCNcr
Miss; Miss Alice Nowcn, Lexington,
Miss; Miss Matte Heron, Coileoyile
Miss. :. n. Sample, w. H. Burwcll, J.
NJ. Cardwell, Ebcnezcr, Miss; X. :. Dab
new, A. +. Watkins, HERNANDEZ, Miss
| n. Wilcxinski, Grccnyillc, Miss; Mr. \
II. Leidy, Miss Annie Deidy, Nln. j. ~
mondson, city, and Mis- l.. VI. Rowell, AZ
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D. T. FLANNERY RELIEVED.

The Observer OF This District Relieved
and e. A. Evaus lie Appointed.
The following official notice explains it.
sell:
SIGNAL SERVICE orFIcE, Z. =. Al
MEMPHIS, Apiil 49, 1855 !
ID. T. Flannery, observer in charge Of
Memphis, Tenn, has been relieved by
T.. A. Evans, who takes charge from and
after this date. u. T. FLASSERY,
T.. A. EVANS,
Observers Signal Service.
SIGNAL SERVICE OLrfCE,
MExrnIs, April, 10, lSSS !
To whom Il may concern:
hereby announce tie above TO he the
orders Of the chief signal officer Of the
United States army, and | trust Mr.. Ev'
ans relations with you all will be as salts
factory as mine have been.
ID. I. FLANNERY,
Late Observer in Charge.
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ton Of his services in getting up the eau.
Gus which broke the iron-clad lock shall
be watch charm in the shape Of lock
and key. This will appropriately repre-
sent the reason for the presentation. An
engrossed letter will accompany the charm,
setting forth the esteem Of his friends and
the obligations he has conferred on the
party through his services on this occasion.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Members Of the Merchants Zouayes
are ordered by Capt. DciIroy 10 report NJ
the arnory nj 1870 o'clock, In full drcsss.
10 attend the accs. where the company N
10 give an exhibition drill.
Tho ordinance prepared by City Atlor'
ncy Walker 90 cover inspection Of scales,
yaflsticks, etc., was read before the Legs.
Iaiiye Council Yesterday. Maj. Pctui
moved that on yarls,icks the fec be made
q cents for each stick over five The orig
inal Zoe was live. His motion prevailed,
the rules were suspended, aud the ordi'
nance passed IL second and final reading
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A Pleased Audience. .

The Memphis thcater was well patron
lied last night by admirers Of the inimita.
bic little soubrettc, Katie Putnam. In
the leading role Of Lena in LENA, the
Madcap," Miss Putnam has scope for the
admirable display OF her acknowledged
versatility, and develops every opportunity
to It's utmost. The play is of special interest
in this section. on account OF picturinl
southern life. The accomplished star issup
ported by an admirable comedy company
Billy Emerson, the prince Of comedians
made his first appearance minus the dis
coloring burnt cork, and kept the audi
ence in rollicking mood by his greatest
and exclusive specialiies. Tonight "Erma
the En-" with new songs, dances, medlcys
duets, ETC., will DO the attraction. Mr..
Emerson will appear at each performance.
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PT1Hut Ru. "a. Apni ~ --Ri,ef ut 5ireles
and falling Cloudy alii mild
HEw OHLFAN-. ~, April .-flraf and piiff
ant ihpsrsdi Thomas HhrfiUfs, 'insinnaii
NJ. LOtis. No Apfil ~ The H,cf has ialhn
siriiihs With q feet truths ou She gauge, 'sai
aui cool Arrived Nislgt Itnmtlllr btInftri
Nlsiei. Evansville Beiic Memphis, Naichct
forisVii.LE Ky. April ~. .Ngnn River fall
tx. nth feet lnrhcs on TIE ighs ani iss'
4 Inches IN the onnni. Clear aud pleasant 90
utul Iefoin. Memphis iiufkcyr Naie, tlnflu
matt nrfancli tcAniu. tinglnnaii hufk,ye rtsis
Npuphls Nirhia iilyrr falling. With ? iest
and pleasant
CAIRO. III Arfll ip-nisgf " feei Inch an
falling Arrived fefis q iifosn New uflcaus,
nm fhafiss nniun. Neuiphl, ? an. hFpnfiesl
tItt ~ fairo Na'rhsg, 10 an tlcnf Hud to1
Night. River n ffft siurhcs nni iallinE. Iaif ga
/ foai Arrived ohio Memphis. Us an 'itf =
| itil1u rouse NJ. Louis, PIN. Dfansd Vhi'
! tiurlunau, ~ m.
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u.i res chssp TIche,.i

To New Orleans, Nicksburg,. Baton
Rouge. jacksonville, Little Rock, Tex.
arkana. Dallas, Fort Worth, Birmingham,
Atlanta, Chicago, - Paul, aud many
other points. J. sAh..svN * 70,
citation, No. 80 Main street.
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Mr.. Murdoch's Readings.

Mr. Murdoch's readings from Julius
Caesar" were thoroughly enjoyed by II
large audience at Miss lIigbee's school
last night. The wondrous vigor Of this
eminent dramatic actor and scholar, aston.
ishes every one. Ills voice Is as clear as a
bell, and his interpretations most beautiful
in their lucidity and truth. This afternoon,
beginning at O'Clock, he will give miscel-
laneous readings, and those who may at
tend will enjoy memorable entertain
menl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-20

IIumor run riot IN the blooil NJ this sea
son Hoods sHraparilla oApcls every tm
purity and yiialiscs and cnrichcs The blood
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OBITUARY..
wlIila. 0. Dewsrf.

srSnrEY, Pa, April 10. The Hon. Wa.
T.. Dcwat, n prominent Democratic bolt
ticlan aud a leader u his parry In this sec.
ton Of the State, died suddenly last night
aged siKiy.ciglt years Mr.. DcwaH was q
member of the Thiny.f1ih Congress, and
received the nomination ior Congress sgy.
en- or eight times. lie was a member Of
the national conventions which nominated
Pierce, buchanan, Douglas and Cleveland.
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special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
wAWiSoros, April io.--It has been dc
cided that the little melnonto 10 he pre-
scntcd 10 Congressman Enlcc In recogn-
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4. .. BROOKS.

Mr.. Brooks IL the aifable and pleasant
editor OF the semi weekly Iioa Tancs,c
Wig. published At Lexington. lie has
been newspaper man seventeen ycair,
and the owner II his present paper seven
Years. lie was born Al Lexington August
-, 1853, Ia married, has wife and two
children, who. with his estimabe mother
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nl,cr IelrnrnIn..

Form thousand people at the track yes
icr1ay.
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For sixteen years past Col. John j..
Helms has welded his trenchant pen ~
the editor Of the Mouisiown Gdsoiis. He
IL indeed one Of the veterans of the art
prcscryaiivc Of all arts, having been prom
,nently identified with the press since
Is45. lie was born In Buchanan, Va,
Anil z. 1927. Coming 10 this State he
was frrt ON the Knoxville Standard, then
The Knoxville TtW Democraf, next on the
Knoxville Rsgisicr, and later on the Nash
vile ti.ion and Lebanon lMo.) Leador.
lie Il fine writer and popular throughout
the State. Ills guest 10 the convention v
his attractive daughter, Miss Lucic NJ.
Helms.
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rlvr enc Races iolay.
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ARCHIE THOMAS.

This well known gentleman II sole owner
and cdilorof the Springfield Record, which
he established ON April 10. 1859, and has
owned ever since. fle was born nj Spring
Geld, Robertson county, this State, on May
~. 1890. lie entered his apprenticeship
In the Springfield Lisliigeaeer in October
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-20

The attending representative Of the
jackson Dipdioh is its founder, Mr.. J. J.
worrcll, who started lis publication in
1s73, seventeen years ago. This makes
him veteran quill manipulation, and the
success Of his live journal which has
thriyed through all Of these years is the
best testimonial TO his sterling qualities.
lie was born in Hardeman county, this
State, on November, 10, lsi3. Is married
and has an interesting family. lie comes
90 the convention all alone.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-20

The above gentleman, for eight years
past, which includes hisnewrpapcr career
has been connected with the Southern L,'m-
hTman, nj Nashville. lie fails 20 state
how old no IL, and whether married or
single. One thing In certain, he IL young
and handsome.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-20

The idea that editors and newspaper
men generally are sinful and goddess LOT
Il wholly untrue. For instance, one Of the
mcnnl e. In the best Of standing il Mr..
McIIan, OF the Bapiia Reflector, published
at Chattanooga lie has been newspaper
man twelve years, and his connection Will
the Reaeci0 dates back one year. lie wa
born IN Georgia; Is married, but left hii
wife nj home. lie aioned for u, however
by bringing his lovely daughter, Nils
Mamie Mcllan, with him.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-20

This genial member, Who held down the
F,ouse Us sergeani.ai WIS born in
nrnklin county, Tenn, in 1888. Strange
BAY, with all his personal charms, he
.hcyer contaminated loves young dream
lby marrying. MIR Slater has been in
service ASIAN editor and publisher almost
continually since 1855, though he il now
tout Of harness." and living quietly at his
Winchester home he had no companions
ut the meeting, save those he found after
his arrival,
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n. %. AsnwoRTH.

This genial young gentleman is the Ap.
ollo Belyidere Of The Jackson press, and
represents that wide awake journal the
Tribune AID Sun. lie was born In Leb-
anon, Tenn, November ~, 1884, Is single,
and has devoted his fertile genius 10 the
newspaper profession for seven years. He
brings with him 10 the convention II. A..
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