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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-25

III
WoRrH TALKING ABour.
sAks AND coMpANrs ovERcoAT STOCK.
MEMS. BOYS.
At the start credit with having everything jua al
,ee descriofno& We at the very threshold of
the heavy overcoat season-every line Jul and com
p,ete in szes and varioes There will be no difficulty
In fitting you, or in pleasing your taste
Now to business
In making up our orders for each
season We select only the patterns
that twenty years. contact with
the gentlemen Of Washington prompt
US will make popular oarments
overcoats that are made for general
trade anywhere and everywhere they
can find market do not afford you
. the best variety for selection. 7hars
our advantage In being manufacturers
that's our advantage in being such
large buyerA for then we can dictate
and not be obliged to take what
parcel of disinterested people choose
to dump at the door.
It's matter Of general Informs
ton among the knowing ones" that
our stock is ahead Of the times" in
the wonderful richness of its qualities,
sAKS the drersty Of patterns and the ALSO
Lutte perfection Of the fit. Perhaps
you don't realize what bold stroke
AND twas to put the shears into line
of fabrics that the merchant tailors
held as their exclusive property
CoMPANY'S But that's what we've done and we've
made them up we claim ,oe knoo
oVERCoATS tinouishable from high grade custom
ioork. The points that you are apt to
look to are surface ones only. We
FOR take it that by your coming to us we
have your confidence. You don't
pretend to know anything about
MEN. qualities-you leave that all in
hands. You're safe in doing that.
WE GUARANTEE EVERY GAR
MENT TO GIVE PERFECT Salts
FACTIoN-oR YOUR MONEY IS
HERE SUBJECT TO YOUR DE-
EVERY MAND.
We've thrown a wide span in prices
$40 to S55. Ten dollars is COM
DESIRABLE mon price and you'll find lots that's
terribly common at that price-but
WITH US we're showing you at $40
KIND. qualities about abreast of other folks
s12 and els grades You can depend
upon it ours all right or they
- wouldn't be here If we couldn't
make creditable garment for $40
we wouldn't have any $40 grade
- that's the way we feel about it. The
steps in the price ladder run els,
sI6 so, s1s, $50. s22. 80, s25. $50,
- SIS, $40, s45 $50 and s55. and
take in such fabrics as Carr's
English Meltons, Montagmac Bea-
vers, Irish Frieze, Chinchiilas.
Kerseys, Astrschan Beavers, &c. You
wouldn't put new wine into old bot
ties" neither would we think Of
trimming these coats in any but the
most consistent manner. Fine gar
ments demand fine trimmings, and
that's what we've given these Walk
ing Goats, Cape Goats, The Chumley,
listers, Driving Coats, the Inver-
ness Cape Coat Fur Trimmed and
Fur Lined Coats-those are the styles
you'n find with U.S. We've the
only really direct line of Imported
listers. Driving Coats and Cape Coats
in the city-and we hare got tine
sortment-s15 to $780, Genuine Eng
Hsh creations.
If our Mems Stock Of Overcoats is
completetsnd you never saw one more
SOY our Juvenile lines are match for
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UNDERWEAR SALE
srRAsBURdER's DRY GOODS AND CLOAK
HOUSE
Ladies' Fine Merino Shirts and Drawcrs worth CSC,
for SOC. Better grade worth Ssc, for 62c.
Natural Wool will go for 81 worth sl25 Atwood
Red Vests and Drawers. 81. s1.25 and sl5O: all
under price.
II 4 90 ssss Il ZEE EERR w
III III 8 : 8 So So f f. . i : Y
for 3sc. Csc. for SOC English Balbrigan Hose. ex-
ira heavy and long. 25c.; all others in proportion.
from 1Oc. mp to S1.4s-an good value.
Anew FACTS TO
## n n e. E ss $$s
Our Mems Furnishing Department is complete and
to introduce it we shall offer great inducements.
Gray Merino SHIRTS and Drawers worth ESQ, for
soc.
White Merino, worth 81, will go for 75c
Natural Wool, 81. so. Can't be eaualed.
Red or Natural Wool non shrinkage, sold nowhere
for less than S. Our price, 49, rs set Taiior-made
Heavy Canton flannel Drawers, SOC.
Large line Of Teck and Four Hand Ties, 25c.
Suspenders, Csc just half price.
2oc. Socks, pairs for Soc
Don't fail to call at
STRASB URGFR,S
NEW DRY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES,
4O4 and 4o6 Seventh ST.
1t THREE DOORS ABOVE D.
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A DROP IN DRESS GOODS.
20 pcs. 40-Inch All-wool French Hair
line Plaid Serge, in all the Fall colorings
Reduced to Soc. per yard
We have just received q new invoice Of
Braided and Embroidered and Combination
Pattern Robes, and call special attention to
the line of Illuminated Camers-hair Com
bination Dress Patterns, in Rich Dark Shad-
ings, at the popular price of $3.50 each.
Hirst foor)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
WARRANTED KID GLOVES.
We reckoned better than we thought when
We stopped selling cheap Gloves A good
Glove is fully worth all you pay for it, and
in paying a little more than you first in
tended You secure double the value in both
service and looks. We offer:
4-button Real Kid Gloves, plain back. in
assorted shades of Tan, Brown and also
Black. g. per pair.
5-button "Pinked-wristr Imperial Real
Kid Gloves. in Black. Tans. Browns and
Grays. 81 50 per pair
4-button "Imperial' Real Kid Gloves with
fine stitched back, in assorted Tans and
Grays. S1.75 per pair.
4-button "1refousse' Kid Gloves, feather
stitched back. in Tans. Browns, Modes,
Grays and Black. 81 per pair.
Evening Gloves q speciality.
First floor; center)
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CHILDREN'S LINEN BIBs. 60 EACH
One Thousand Children's All-linen
Stamped Feeding Bibs at the low price OF DC
each Ought not last more than . couple II
days at this price.
unfant's dept, second hoorD
WOODWARD 4 LoTHROP.
BOYS SUITS AND ovERCoATs.
We received with the new stock Of BOYS,
Suits an excellent line of Boys Oyercoats,
among which were the following extra bar
gains
Boys Fancy English Plaid Atwood Over
coats, with Cape. well made and very serv-
iceable. "a each.
Boys Fancy English Striped Cape Over
coats 50 each.
Boys Dark Checked and Plaid Overcosts,
all wool and stylishly made. 90 each.
Also line Of Fsncy-striped and Plaid
Overcoats, in neat dressy styles and color
ings, finished with Cape, at IS, 90, and sl0
each.
Boys Fine Overcoats Of Chinchilla Mel
ton, Tweed, English Cassimrs and Scotch
Cheviots, with and without Capes, elegantly
made. SO to sl5 each
We are Offering special bargains in Boys
School Suits at 81, $3.50, So and SO each.
(Third foor)
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SsI,UN DIAL" GAS HEATING STOVES; ONE
y that will heat bath or ball room at an expense
Of Ne per hour -; larger sizes ranging in prices
from 81 TO Sl0. B. q. CAMPBELL, Plumber and
Gasftter. SIT 10th st. NV. oc24-1m
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4 sBEsTos LINING. PAINT AND CEMENT
"A Patent r O. ChimnsyN are proof
AID ~ xfIaR so IN; o aSs se,s e. e Chr
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-22

THE CinnabAr Mining company,
organized under the laws of Illinois,
will soon begin active operations,
says Clayton correspondent of the
Ketchum Keystone. The stock of
the company is worcestershire, and
is placed at 100000 shares at the par
value of so per share, 10000 shares
being set aside as working capital,
and are selling rapidly at s1.25.
With the $37, 500 realized from the
sale of these shares the company will
be able to put the property in divl-
dent paying position. The Cinnabar
mine is twelve miles west of Clayton,
and was discovered In 1881 by Calvin
and George Kirk. From its discov-
cry up to two years ago, when pros
pecting ceased, its output amounted
to over $4,000. This was from
strictly first-class ore, and in 1oo-ton
lots sampled on average OF ITO ozs.
silver and 63 per cent. lead per ton.
In extracting this ore it is estimated
by parties competent to judge that
5000 tons of second class or concen-
trating ore was extracted. A few
samples of this ore taken last season
by the various experts who examined
the property, assayed some 30 ozs.
in silver and 20 per cent. lead. This
ore is classed as free smelling iron
ore, and is very desirable for fiuxing
purposes. The development of the
mine consists of various shafts and
open cuts along the ledge, but the
principal working consists of an in
cline shaft about the center of the
claim that has reached depth OF 33(
feet and was then discontinued fol
want of proper ventilation. This Ii
where most of the ore was extracted;
no stopping was done, but at deptf
of 800 feet the Messrs. Kirk ran
drift south some $50 feet. The ''back'
of this drift and each side of the shat
showed continuous ore and it woulc
be very unreasonable for any one tt
doubt that fair estimate of the ORE
reserves can be placed at 10000 tom
in sight.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-22
Bis Clean-Up.

The Washington, one Of the largest
ana richest silver mines in Idaho
turned out magnificent silver ore last
year. which was shipped to the Oma.
ma smelling working, and at profit
The Washington Is now we'll deyel.
oped, sufficient to prove that it IS a
m'ne OF great value. Silver greatly
predomlnates, but gold vein run
nlng through the ledge adds to its
value, and from present indications
will pay all expenses Of further de.
veiopment OF the mine. Thirty-six
tons OF ore from this gold vein were
crushed recently in the Forest King
mill, and yielded immensely. Wiley
Fox, one OF the owners of the Wash
lngton, brought the cleanup to the
bank OF this place yesterday. The
amount is four hundred and thirty-
SIX ounces, but its exact value will
not be known until melted. 1t is
safe to say that it will go between
$4,000 and $4,000, or in the neigh.
borhood of $3.50 per ton. For gold
ore this is immense. The great value
OF the Washington is in it's silver ore,
there being mammoth ledge of it,
but to say nothing about the silver it
is valuable mine. This mine was
discovered away back in early times,
but nothing was developed worth
mentioning until last year, when a
tunnel was run to tap it at greater
depth. This tunnel developed fine
body of silver ore, which was unex-
pected, as no silver in paying quan-
titles had before been discovered in
this sectlon--no nearer than Banner
thirty miles from this place. This
tunnel was also the means of discov-
ering the rich gold ore mentioned
This shows what development will
do. The Washington is eight miles
northeast of this place, and it and
the Sub Rosa and Forest King are
on the same lode.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-22

AVALANCHE: We are credibly in
formed that an old miner has invent
ed the boss gold-saving machine to
save the fine gold of Snake river. The
machine is so simple that every one
who sees it wonders that it was never
thought of before. 1t consists of a
board surface from three to ten feet
wide, and from six to sixteen feet
long, covered with blankets. The
board rests On posts securely fastened
in the bed of Snake river, edge strik-
ing the water. The current raises
the lower part of the board SO that it
floats, the current passing under it,
By this means the fine gold, that is
ever shifting in the river and floating
in the water, comes in contact with
the boards surface, the blanket catch
es the gold, and the miner washes the
blanket, puts the gold in his pocket,
and sits on the bank smoking his
pipe, awaiting the time for another
cleanup.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-22

SHosHoNE JOURNAL: The newly
created county of Logan is formed
from the southern portion of Alturas,
the county of Elmore being created
out of the western portion of Alturas.
Shoshone, the county seat of Logan
county, is located on Little Wood
River, at the junction Of the Wood
River Branch of the Oregon Short
Line Ry. The population OF Sho-
shone is about 1000, and that of Lo-
gan county about $500. The popu-
lation of Elmore county is about
$500, and of Alturas county about
$500. Logan county contains an
area almost as large as the State of
Rhode Island. Its resources are
principally agricultural, grazing, with
gold, silver and lead mining on Wood
River and placer mining on Snake
River. 1t contains 175 miles of rail-
road property and the machine shops
of the Oregon Short Line at Sho-
shone. The assessed valuation of
Logan county is estimated at $780,
900 to s1,SOO,000. -. The following
eminent Idahoans were present at the
inaugural ceremonies at Washington
March 4th. Delegate Dubois had re-
served pleasant reception room and
: headquarters at 612, 14th street, N
! W., near Penn. Ave-, where all were
made welcome: Hon. F. I. Dubois
Col. Geo. L. Shoup and Mrs. Shoup
Jas. H. Beatty, JOS. Pinkham, 7. G
HALEY, Chas. E. Monteith, Maj. VIM
Hyndman, ex-Delegate T. F. Singi
ser, W. c. B. Allen, E. B. Lennon
John Hunter, P. Gallagher, &. w
Adams, ex-Gov. John B. Neil, d. P
,. B. Pride, A. D. McKinlay, E. c. COT
fin, ]. NJ. Stewart, J. G. Fox, Willis
Sweet, R. C. Vanderford, G. A. Pear
son. M. A. Gordon, w. F. Mellick
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Miller, and Gen
P. E. Connor and Joseph Stevens o
Salt Lake.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-22

SALMON Cry RECORDER: Geo. w.
Hurst, a well-known resident OF
Shoup, was drowned on Monday
while on his way to his home just
across the river. He had been in the
habit of crossing on the ice at this
place frequently, but had been re-
peatedly warned of the danger, but
disregarded the warning and when
near the center of the river the ice
gave way, and he disappeared be-
meath the water and was seen nc
more. Several citizens witnessed the
accident, but were unable to render
any assistance to the doomed man.
Deceased was about As or 46 years OF
age, and had many f, friends in that
neighborhood who will sincerely re-
pret his sudden and terrible death.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-22

HE entertainment of the Musical
Literary Society last Tuesday
nlng was frst-class from first to
and was enjoyed by an atten-
appreclative and orderly audi
= 30 both the Society and aud
V were we'll pleased. The socie-
'0oVe all things, appreciates good
y IN the audience. The society
prepared another good program
uei' tuesday. They will prob
give another entertainment after
one as it is their intention to
auue on until the miners begin to
WI out for the surrounding dis,
= This society has been a grand
''ss III the way of musical and lit.
improvement of the members
y; ~ entertainment of the people
4s place, and it can now be sci
& permanent institution ol
'0Nn' and will continue to do it.
~sard dispelling the monotony
- 'all and winter months.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-22
THAT Law.
Idaho Enterprise.

ln view OF the fact that the con-
stitutionality of the Idaho law pro-
hioiting the members OF certain or
ganization from exercising the voting
franchise is being questioned, the
opinion Of Senator Daniel touching
the principles underlying the law are
significant. Not simply because they
are Mr.. Daniels opinions, but be-
cause he adduces the highest authori-
ty in the land to support his position.
After quoting largely from Supreme
Court and other recognized authori-
ties the Senator says:
The right to vote is not the right
that attaches to an American citizen
by reason of his citizenship. Citizen
ship and suffrage are distinct things.
A man may have the right to vote
without being citizen. He may al
SO be citizen without the right to
vote. There is no established rela-
ton between citizenship and suffrage.
The constitution OF the United States
does not confer the right to vote up
on any single human being, male or
female, native born, naturalized, or
alien. The qualification and right to
vote are matters that have ever be-
longed, and do yet belong, entirely
to the sovereign power of the several
States. The federal government has
never undertaken to confer the right
of suffrage, and cannot do so, with
out constitutional amendment or gross
usurpation.
Were Idaho a State this would
virtually settle the validity of the law
IN question, but it being Territory
another question arises, namely, may
Territory exercise the same author
ity? Is its sovereignty equal to that
of State in matters pertaining to
the qualifications of voters? In 9th
er words has a Territory authority to
prescribe the qualifications of its elec-
tors? The question, then, is not as
to the constitutionality of the law, in
and of itself, but the right Of Ter
ritory to enact such law. The con-
stitution is silent on the point, and
we know of no parallel case that has
been decided by a competent court
therefore, we are much in the dark
But it would seem that the chance.
of the law being valid are at leas
equal, and that those who cry uncon
stitutionality the hardest, know very
little of the question.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-22

SrATEsMAN: The Governor issued
two pardons on the 18th. One was :
for Larry Smith, who was convicted Oh
manslaughter at the July term OF the
District Court in Custer county IN
1885 and sentenced for four years
and whose term would expire on the
18th of next month; the other tor
Michael Sullivan, who was received
from Alturas county in November
1885. after conviction for burglary
In both cases good conduct while III
confinement is stated as a reason lo'
executive clemency. In the case ol
Sullivan, his brother, resident o.
Arizona, has furnished the means to'
Michael to migrate thither, which n'
will doubtless do as soon as Praot'ea
! BILE,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-22
CHArIIs MESSENGER: AL Brow

CHALL1s MESSENGER: AL Brown
arrived in town from Custer on Satur-
days stage. He has been working
in the Sheep Mountain country the
past winter in the vanity mine, and
informs us that the mine is showing
good and has a 6ve-foot ledge OF
high grade ore. He showed us rich
specimen, nearly the size of hens
egg. that he had with him, taken from
the above named mine, that will as
say 100000 in silver per ton. 1t was
nearly solid metal and contained but
little quartz. Mr.. Brown has great
hopes in regard to the future OF Gus
ter county.
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Tourists.

|. us' on pleasure bent or busi-
!, sa0O'd take on every trip a bot
'yfap of Figs, as it acts most
|, .'y and effectually on the kid
u. I'eF and bowels, preventing
aeadaches and other forms OF
NJ For sale in SOC and $1.OO
y all leading druggists.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-22

WE received a letter yesterday
from Paul Buzzini. The letter was
mailed at LIE Havre, France, March
I'd. We make the following ex-
tracts:
al left New York on the 23d ult.,
at 10 o'clock. To-day, March I'd,
we are one days travel from Havre'
We have had the most beautiful
weather, so far. Last night at mid,
night we sighted land-the coast Of
England. You will hear from me
again when l reach Paris"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-22

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP, iof
children teething, is the prescription OF
Clans in the United States, and has been
',Saa for forty wears with never-failing
snccess asc by millions of mothers for then
children During the process on me'n,h ~
lis value is incalculable- IL relieses ~. ~;
child from pain, cures dysentery and q,
arrhea, gripping in the bowels, anu .h',d Mint !,
collie By giving Prioe' Pea,sn CSC SC G bottle.
Feb. 90, lSS9-y1.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-22

FHE Supreme Court sustained the
|gment of the District Court in the
policy mandamus case, thereby re-
Fming the validity of the Idaho
oath. This was the case decided
\ prior to the late election by
Ne Berry who also decided that
registration agent was authorized
|siuse to register a known or ad-
Pea member of the Mormon church,
ugh having but one wife.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-22

q WARRINGTON exchange says:
One of the leading men Of Idaho,
Col. George L. Shoup, Of Salmon
City, is at Willard's. A rugged.
vigorous man, with Blsmarkian fea-
lures, a heavy nose with Lavater's
twin lines Of mental power between
the eyebrows. He is the heaviest
merchant Of the Territory, with ex-
tensive grazing and other interests.
Delegate Dubois is close, personal
and political friend Of his. When
Idaho becomes State the Colonel
will be apt to come to Washington as
U. s. Senator. If Dubois comes with
him Idaho may congratulate herself
on her representatives in the Upper
House. "Idaho IS shelved from
Statehood for the present. said Col.
Shoup. "The other Territories had
really the right of precedence. We
are proud of our Territory, though,
and it will not be long before we
shall be rapping for admittance. We
have some l25,000 people, a large
majority of whom are Americans OF
the best type. 1t takes men of vim
and energy to encounter the frontier
life which was necessary to develop
that region. Down in the south
eastern part of the Territory there
are a good many Mormons, who are
largely foreigners, but we can vote
them down. They are Democrats to
man. Idaho is well wooded and
watered, but irrigation is needed to
develop its agricultural interests,
One thing Eastern people ought to
understand, and that is the orderly
state of society with us. In early
days Montana and Idaho had good
many rough characters, but the vigi-
lantes settled with them very shortly
There has not been lynching In
Idaho for years. Lynching and the
White Caps are confined to the
Southern States, Indiana and Ohio
Yes, our Territory has a wonderful
| futura hefora il
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-22

4 CORRESPONDENT of the News
per, writing from Soldier, says
ksrs. Covert and Castro, during the
bter, ran a tunnel to intersect their
Fovery ledge, and reliable reports
icate that they have struck it
!. Last fall they shipped ore from
mine that netted $lQ7 per ton,
present developments seem to
Ecate that the ore body is a large
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-22
Estray Notice.

Came TO my ranch, on Upper Squaw
creek, Nov. ls, 1883, dapple gray horse,
ten or twelve years old, branded 81 on
right shoulder. The owner is requested
to prove property, pay charges (ineluding
the publication of this notice) and take
the animal away. y. BAIRD.
January s5, 1889.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-22

kBour nine hundred Shoshone In
ns are camped about a mile above
10 on the Portneuf and are indulg-
! in their old-time dances and
kng pow-wow.-[Pocatello Report
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-22

TIE time for the next term of the
District Court for this county has been
changed again. A few weeks ago
the time was fixed for July. Now it
is changed to June 18th.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-22
|MlL AND TERRITORIAL.
a,ss LENA SuHLsEN returned from
i.e City last Tuesday.

RRy. A. BUzzELLE will hold SER
IS here next Sunday, both morn
! and evening.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-22

A TELEPHONE dispatch received at
this place from Boise City stated that
Bedell, the murderer Of Shelton, was
captured at Horseshoe Bend on
Wednesday. BedelI was surrounded
last Monday at Jerusalem, and word
was sent up to Sheriff Havird, of this
county, to 60 down with posse of
men. He left here Monday night,
and one or two men went with him
from Placerville. Sheriff Robbins,
of Ada county, arrived in Boise City
Monday evening, got posse of men
and started for Jerusalem. Bedell
went to Charley Browns place for
grub, and was taken by two men
whose names we did not learn. He
was turned over to Sheriff Robbins.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-03-22

Asm CARAVAN is here, running a
Her and tailor shop. He has but
\ equals and no superiors" in
s lines.
!. IL.