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on railroad trains. A faithful and
energetic einploye OF the Southern
Pacific has as good as position for
a lifetime. 1t is well that it is So
Probably governments and admins
trations would be the better off by
pursuing the same judicious course
and initiating the practice Of well
managed railroads.
While waiting in the rotunda OF
the Occidental Hotel the other day
for heavy storm TO pass ever |
whlled away few minutes in noting
tho movement of some of the distiu
gushed Individuals who pass il, and
out Of that establishment. The trio
that most attracted my attention we're
the Governor OF the State, his faith
full trainer Roruck, and the Mayor of
the city. There was nothing remark
able in their appearance or their
movements. Waterman and his Sec
rotary were sitting together in one
corner, not seemingly engaged in any
earnest conversation pertaining to the
affairs of State, and stranger could
discover nothing in them above the
status of Ordinary mortals. Mayor
Pond was moving round in listless
manner, and might have been taken
for well dressed miller from the
country. Decidedly tho most notice
able man OF the trio was Boruck, who
has commanding personal appear
ance, with u combination of autocra-
CIV aud austeritv in his composition
Marcus will do well to make the mosI
OF l.. His "rain" will not be MS pro-
tracted as that Of Jupiter Pluvius
Neither Of these lhree great mei
seemed to possess 1.-THE of the per
: sonal magnetism of Major }. Ii
Simpson, the newly elected Comman
der of Fitzpatrick Post, G. A. r., wh'
entered tn. hotel just as the storm
without was suhsiding, shook hand:
with nearly every one III sight an'
seemed to be hale fellow well met
aud acquainted with and on goo'
terms with all. The Major has
commanding appearance IN phvslqu
and Otherwise, and knows nearly ev
= cry business man aud politician i
, the State from the extreme norther
boundary to the Mexican line. Ii
would make a model Governor an
fill the office much more crrditahl
than does the present accidental II
2 oumhent of the gubernatorial chai
b. So thinks l<GLswoop.
SAN Francisco, Jan 8, 90.
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CT EUIUG STANLEY /

From Stan'ey own writings and
patches Over 400 Of the grandea 4
m 81 wond riul ntw Z ngravng;
Cci7red SlAtes ever seen in bad
travels. II Ii Is been eagerly awaited,
will be more sought after, MAKE M
moayy for he agelt and make i "a
Ihln any book i,.ued for the P S. n
yc rs.
Cauil7Ri Old and unrr jail
counts "f >lanlcy's travels are bhs d
li,h 1t. Do not h. deceived hy I'D bp|
r,-hnsh' AID battered plates. We
nounca his to pr1tcct or agrns aNa
pubic against the numelnus worm
su-callcd Sanlcy bookN-aIl nj Which
simply OLD BOOKS that have been III
i'1r Years. and are now b ins ohena|
new books. with IL few pages OF he~
! ttrial added.
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STATESMAN: James Percy, the lad
who was thrown from his horse and
hid his feet frozen on the 9th inst,
is in the city and under the care OF
DR.. Collister, who SAYS that the Young
man will recover without other loss
than that of one or two toes, which
it may be necessary to smputaie...
Parties here from Mountain Home
report three feet additional snow at
Rocky Bar, making ten feet in depth
at that place, At last alvices, the
road he,ween Pine Grove and the
Bar was completely blocked and
eommunicat on stopped. The last
stage from Mountain Home was four
days in reaching Pine Grove, where
it was compelled to stop, The great
depth of snow is causing frequent
snow slides, making even the attempt
To travel extreme V hazardous.
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lsoisc lity
MARBLE WORKS
Manufacturers and Dealer, !,
Italian Marble and Glllj'I

Monuments, Tombstonps. | ble, 9,
ucs, Iron Fences, and all kind, # 4 !.
terry work. We have secured ii. ..,u
of Il tir>l-class workman from lbe =
We are better ihan ever prpn,r.,
do first class york, at such avis.
ly low prices as to d fy cnmpeti,u
We have also received fine se]pc,io,I
original designs, both in granite and =,
hie, so that parties Can make rs gnd !,
lection tr;m these designs Il, can efnI
anywhere in the United States.
Please call and examine, or Nrllefs,
designs and prices, b fore placing yc,,
de elsewhere. We will make hh,l
lntcres, Ia do so
Our designs in Iron Fences are The !,
ami cheapest III the world. We caaI
ni,li good Wrou. lit Iron Fence ned
u, cheap Us Il woud fence.
JAMES DiM0KE,
. Manage
+. a. NOURSE,
Pro. ietor
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BOISE CITY AND NaMpA.
IL Office.

In the Probate Court of he County of
boiSc, Territory If ldann
-, Ia The ma Ter of HE estate Of Wm. IL.
I,ncicl, dcc,ts d.
~. Nn'ice is hereby given that Anna
linchcf has flied VITA tnr Clcrl Of nj,
Oou Il re'i.ion lial ing fur lie ter, of Adj
III h'S'fttuI ct ,ha g. ale of VIM IL
ihEher, drctas, Il. and HAT Wedirs,la,
me OH day Of February, ls9U. III 10 o'elocl,
A., NJ nl salH day. at HE oilire of the.Iu &c
~ me l'rnbtte CpurT of Boise county. in
IN C'uliy of Boise. has b,en set for
Il 'tf'hg said c'ition. when and wher.. any
pc 50" interested my app ar aul sh wv
'">r whI the sail palii,l should lot
b. Granted.
Dated JAnu4r.: 81, 1899.
u. J. ). HART,
CiogA.
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Not ce for Fublica ion.
LANu OFFICE AT BOISE Cit,, l sho,
1a,t.r,s IANn

LAND OFFICE al Bolst CltN, / aho.
January =, 1880
Notice is hereby ven Thai the follow.
ing aam, d settler has filed no ice ut her
intent, u To make final prouf in supp. II
of her clam. and thai said prouf vi / he
made before the Re-i,i and &c, liver at
Boise Civ. Idaho. on f. rIary p, ls.u,
viz: Katherine y. c. Rant, of rlac, r
Vile, Boise county. Idaho, no male lid
application No. 1914 + r The Sc Il SW Il.
N 4 SW 4 Sec 26, & NE Il &c / Sec
81. TIP 7 n, r 1 Z, Is = VI
She names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence u" and
cultivation If, said land, viz: Waiter F
Hiali. Christian Anderson. Peter Nc.
Govern. Andy Road, all of Placer lille
Boise county. Idaho.
9. y A4SessIy, LEICESTER.
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Onc roal, hospi,-l and poll tax, o.
renton. Jam Improvements on
Jackas- creek 300, personal
property, il0. total, $40; lax,
50 IS; penalty and cost, $ A.. - II
Flanncrv. ]. +. Long >alley--Per
sonI prop ry. $lG2: tax So u;
penalty and cost, 81 c : ....... ~
One read, hospital nnd p Ill tax. %
CORY, Are 4 estate, llacrrNillc,
800, improve mcnt> on ,and on
Iaveitc liver, kn wa aS sage
Ii, USE 100, personal properly,
30, total. $3.50; tax, Sl4 "a; pen
atty and cost. 81 9:... ...,'.. ~ J."
One road and hospital tax ... w
Gcrking. j. L-Impro rments
on band in Long valley, %, Ter
sonal lr prrty lSh, total 5000
lax, 81 60; penalty and COST
~ ct>.... '..'..- " w
One road, hospital aud poll tax. . oo
lIaincs W R-imp. ov'mrn's ON
land in Long va ley, 30 personal
properly, 200, total, $3.50; tax,
s. IL; penalty and oSt 81 o.. % |
One road, hospi al and poll tan. %
lianlan, FranclS Zone house
and lot, Placerville, 500; lax,
81 %, penalty and cast. 70 cts ? Is
One road, hospital and poll tax 90
lianlan, Mrs. L. P-Aras,ra ON
Canyon creek, $40; lax, s. %;
penalty and cost, 70 cts ,... 0S
IIainrs, VIM F-lmprovrmcmtsnn
Land in Long valley, p, personal
property, 500, total, $50; tax,
! $50 &C penalty and cost, s. % ~ 56
One road, hospital Il Il poll lax. 90
jeff cys, T. G-Impro' cmcnts on
lana in Long valley, 30, person
al property $50, total, $3.50; tax,
81 ~; penalty and cost, 81 29 II
One road and hospital lax. w
Killoran, J. II Long vallry--Per-
sanal property 500 tax, $40 10;
pena T.; ami cost, 81 AZ ....,.. q 81
One road ard hospital TAX. G0
Lowe .Iuhn--Imp!oy on
land in Long valley, 50, cr>"nal
property, $50, lota,, $3.50; lDX,
50 50; pc, atty and cost, 81 A. II 81
One road, hospital and poll tax s 90
Lorton. G I.--lmprovements on
land in Long valley. %, person
al property, 800. total $3.i5: tax,
81 80; penalty and cost, s. 90 0 21
One ROAD, hospital and poll tax 90
Morgan f. r., Quawzburg -,nc
hundred corIs Of wood. $500;
tax, 81 80; PENALTY and cost,
95 e.. .................... ! %
One road, ho-pt,l and COLL lax s 50
Mcdowell, cnry-lmprovcments
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10 Delilqi,nt Tx PAYERS.

Notice Is hereby given That | have
this Jay levied upon the iolowii dies
cribcd property iii accordance WITH law
and That on IN, sday, February 4, 1890
hclw cen The hons at 10 O'Clock a. m. and
8 "'cl"ek y III. OF said day. in front %
the court huu>e of b Use cAuliy. | will il
oh dlcnce To- Law in This case made and
provided. commence To II the follow ing
described property, or 50 much as MAY
be nee ssary 10 satisfy the taxes AMI cost.
thereof.
Barnes, j. W.-Improvemrnts on
land in Long valley, 80 personal
property, 43a, total, $40; tax.
$40 i6; penalty and cos:, 81 IS IL 8
One road, hospital and poll TAX. s 81
Bozarth, john improvements on
land in |. 'ng vail =, p, personal
properly, 120. total. $745: tax,
Sis 81; penalt, and cost, 50 06 II *
One road, hospital and poll tax. s 81
Ballcntyne, James. Boise City-
Personal properly, $3.50; tax.
$50 Al: penalty and cost $40 % l0j 5l
Cnnnofs, Pe'er-Gmprovempnts on
land on Porter creek, 25l. per.
snnal properly, 70l total, $3.50;
tax, SCI 81; penalty and c,sl
- Is &C.. -. ........... 81 81
One road and hospital tax. ) 0.
Clarksan. 5 A.--lmprnv ments on
lan,l Al II r-esh ,c b ,ad } per
soaal ptuper.s. 80, tn;a, $3.50;
tux. SIC 81; pcOalt, aad cns',
81 10 ..,.,... ........... IL IS
O"e road an'. hospital lax.... .,
Connyers, J II Improvement on
land on Beaver creek. Long
valley. 80, pers mai property,
470, total, S420; tax, sill 81;
penalty and cost, 81 80 -. e. 10 C
Day, II F.-Impr ,vemcn,s on land
in Long valley, %, personal
property. so; lninl, s395, tax,
80 t5 pcnali, and cns', 81 40. % 4:
OausuSd, Lospi u ual pol TAX, = d
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hgGDtS Wan Cd EVG1yTltI

Teachers. young Men and La' rs
Users. Farmers, Nee anicsal fiS
easily make tioni s. 10 81 P&h
Notxperience required. Caava,',s
its nav ready. Send inmedla ely W
Illustrated circulars and terms l',e .;
secure an cpcy at on1e. SEND ~
r,r She outfit and you snaI! br served !
NJ mes refunded if not sa''S'aco.'
dress oo
TIE HISTORY CO
1ao3 Ma'k e' s., SIh Ff'l'c's''' ~
DC Si--3t.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 1. Within the past
two DAYS La Grippe, or the Russian
fuenza, has developed into n far
more pro ounced and dangerous
type. This TACT is due to the war ,
damp weather. and the rain which
fell this morning had The effect OF
causing II condition that creates the
greatest feelings Of alarm among phy-
sicianS for their patients. The doc
tors claim that the damp atmosphere
at pre- ent produces a tendency to-
wa,d the coa9ulalinn of the blood
The heart is easily affected, under the
conditions as thew now exist, aud il
mskes tie most dangerous complica-
tinn that sci, nee has 10 meet. The
uumJc. aa a,clrd il The city is 10000,
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San .tor Coli um intro luc ID bill

San ,tor Col um intro luc ID bill
for the disposal of all public lands of
the United States IN California, Ore
gon, Colorado, Nevada, Washington,
Montana, North and South Dakota,
AMI in the States that NAV he formed
out of the Territories Of Arizona,
New Mexico, Utah, Idaho, Wyoming
and Alaska, and which shall not have
been otherwise disposed Of or re-
served before the acceptance of this
act bv the States and ratification by
Congress. 1t provides that those
lands shall be cedei to the States and
the eventual States in which the lands
lie, on condition that the States shall
convey not more than eighty acres
susceptible to remunerative irrigation
to anv one settler. If the State shall
elect TO sell the lands the proceeds
shall he used for the irrigation of
such of the lands as may be made
remuneraiively produ tive. If the
land is given to settlers it is TO he
taxed and the proceeds applied to ir-
rigiiion purposes.
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The follow ng letter of inquiry wac
aidressed to The postmaster Of Ills
pace, and il any one knows anv,b;no
IN regard to tn" party inquired for, " :
Itsor VIII be conferred on th. yr;,ar
OF the following ny giving him t..
desired Information:
ALL'ANcs, OHIO, Dee. 80, 1889.
l bet TO call your attention tn !,
very Important matter. On Noye,n
*o'h an Intimate friend IF mine.
was IN your part nf l.al,, bu, since
that date | have not r.c.iy.d any
letter, although he usually wrote me-.
once or twice each week. Nv anx;e.
" Tor him is Increa eel bv tn. recent,
report that n party bv his name.
w right, was accl'lentallv killed in
Idaho, about December Isl. H;>
lnll name is Amos ID. Wright. or
h''wrll, New Mexico. Have van,
heard any rep rts: Please yiv,. IN.
fnII detail AZ Ia the mluner of hi,
death, place aud time of burial. e..
You will conf great favor by Al,
early reply. Yours cor,liaIlv,
IosErH l.. Sul xK.
Sec y Mt. Union College.
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riunderlny Idaho Forests.

The Moscow Mirror says that Jude e
Willis Sweet, IN charge to the U. S.
grand jury. among other hints said:
1T becomes, then, more important
to put 4 stop u the excursions of
non-residents of ihe Territory, VINO
eull from our forests many of their
richest treasures, rem"ving them to
their States and Territories, and then
developing them into taxable proper
tv, ana the building up of their States
at the expense Of our own. This
business shoul'l be stopped; should
any inquiry Of this character come
within the province of this jury |
suggest to you that it receive your
careful and consilerate attention. |,
is high time that the non-resilents
were checked in the plundering oil
our resources and The efforts of our
honest and in lustrious people he left
to work out the problem of building
ny AMI maintaining great Stat,
vi h all that the meaning of such de-
velopment implies.
In conclusion, let me say to vou
that il i, important that these laws he
enforced aud respected in the future
the United States District Attorn >.
Is in attendance and will give vot
such counsel and advice as V. II ma,
need aud require. Any assistance
the Court may he able to render vii
always he al vnur tlispo SAL
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The youngsters have been making
arrangements Tor dance N .iauua.
ry l7,h, aud Yesterday handed US the
following no ice Of the event, whicI
we give verbatim:
There will be dance in Odd
Fellow Hall Jan. 18th. Children
under te / years of age will NOT be
allowed TO dance. Ev-ryhdy inviiee
TO come with partners old anC
Young. Grand march at s o'clock
Supper al Orchards" .JanlU st
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Mrs WINsi. VS. 81 TIL, u SYRUP, inl
I'll irrn tcelhin@, is The prescription o
one OF he hest female nurses and ply 81
clans in The United States, and has b cl
srd for forty years with ncvcrtaiina
success b. mil ions of mothers for iheiI
children. Daring the process of tcethin.
lis value is incalculabe. II reiie, es th'
child from pain, cures dy>entery and Iii
arrh9a, gripping in The 'wel', al'l wind
cplic. BY giving health To ii child i
rests the mo.hc. Price, 25c. IL bottle
Feb. n. lSS!-Nl
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TmH vaIe nf B.ar Lake, Lemm
an Custer cuuntieS are pr0htahlN
cultivated at az elevation of 6,O0U
feet above tide. water; aud al 0,luO
feet oats, wheat, potatoes, 'utnlPN,
etc, are rails, d ahuudutly. Tim thy
and few hardy gras es fl ,ulish al
!ne,e IL tia les. AT 1000 /" 4,3uo
f. ct all kinds of grain are prohtahie.
In some localities fruit Is grown sue
crssruIlN al 1000 10 AS % feet. aad
brIres are abundant at 400. he
Bol>r valley, so profile OF all Minds
nf fruit, /, $500 feet above the c. an,
while the valleys Of the Clearwater
and Snake riNr's, near Lewiston, III
the Northwest, with an allluude "i
nut ESQ feet, rrvci IN tropical Nrge
tn,nn. THUS the Territory Of ldah"
in addition tn its uva,uaLle mnrfa
wealth, possesses Il share of the hes
climatic lnluvn eS oi every portion
ii the U4non.
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If any of our readers are not TAX.
ing the weekly illustrated \, eSl
Shore thev ought to do 50. 1t com
bines the desirable features of all the
eastern weekles aud is superior t,
any one of them. Especially in it,
graphic pictures If western scenes Is
it of great interest. Aside from the
local paper it is tie hest publication
that can he taken, and should he N
every house. Pub ished hv l. Sam
uel, Portland, Oregon, at $400 4
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Hos. GEoRGE AINsllE aud famiIy
have mov, d to tie capital George
went down several da>s ago, aud his
family departed yesterday. They
have purchased the Judge Pickett
,e.id,nre Tn retain their resi-
leucc at this place, aud Will hive here
.l,r.ur tie su mer months. MIR.
Aiu,he is Seer Iarr of the Idaho
t1ty liedrucN tlumr company, WIN h
viii nrcr>si,a ate his pres nee here dur
ing the spring aud SUMNER IN mis-
Although they will ne surrounded 10y
AT the comforts of life III the'r new
home, AID vet, while miuglng amid
the. snrial life AMI pleasures of the
cantal, they vii, We trow, ot'"NI"n-
,llv east longing glance IN tie dl
r.,.tion of Idaho City and sigh f"'
their old h me in the mountains, as d
all oil residents of th SECTION
~ here ,hese l. II genial atmn'pherc
MT 10 be found elsewhere.
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I've grp is beginning t, sllokrn
IT'S hold on t..e de ,izrus of his
Pa'r' but almost every one YOU
met std has enough Of 1t lurking III
"S Oh her constitution to produce th"
''~y' dtowsv fcrllug of I-dont.caie-
"'cnnt'nental whether bnsine 81 goes
y" of'StopS, aud evcryhoal's hid" is
'o''''r. Even the 10 ITS Of the han
" til" knowledge rud Of ones ana,o-
NY are tender as the proverhia
''"'ns chicken, AMI seriously demnr
W." TO the weight of IA light, soft
tile.
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IpAuo CIIY has ii hu Id.ng y"n :
arts; in the person of Willie ll""'"n'
twelvr.vcar-old son of MIR, aud Mrs
". ". Huoton VIII, from the mn,
he was a toddler, has eNhihil'd tat
eut as Il skrtchrr, aud takes err"'
delight in transferring his ar'''u
conceptions to paper lie "aS ''
gently made some drawings that show
native. talent that VIII, with 'h" years
d,v.lop into artistic lily of mgl
o der.
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JON NJ, MAuo>, of Cow or Elk, his
purchased machinery, which ii" now
has on the grnund, almn,t ready to
start up, in boring hole four inches
In diameter ON the coal vein discov-
erd by him early this year, n ar Cow
Geek. 1t is evident that Mr.. Mahon
knows what h. is alb nut, an / W. hop
TINT he may inl what he is looking
lor' which we have no douh he will.
= SILVER City Avalanche.
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WHEN W. j. French Was found
N''' on tn" Gamhrir,us road, The
Use OF death was IL mystery, but
=" a rea~onthlr theory is advanced,
we're CASES of tie "pidemic tnat has
grip ON tins town have been
'V'mpanled hv cramps, anl from
"'pFari ce of the body Frrn Ii
ah a'ga X of this kind His
w 'u9 We're drawn, as if cramprd,
van an attack as severe AS cases
'' have developed here recently,
would he unable To travel, AID
''n would so m result from rre, zing
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irEnS k"M nORsAsno. BEND

Quite an unusual uumher of young
people spent tine holidays here. Miss
Hattie Stone, Miss Minnie Robb and
also Miss Anna Webster, who is IT.
tending school in Boise, crme home
ior the holidays. Thos. Bowen. prin-
clpal of the Emmett school, and
brother OF p. NJ. Bowen. of the BEND
aso spent the HOLIDAYS here, aud Miss
Annie Short, teacher Of the urinary
department. of the Emmett school.
AMI her sister, Miss Maggie, were
guests OF their cousin, Mrs. p. NJ.
Bowen, during the holiday season.
MIss Ada Long, of Boise, has been
WISHING her cousin, Mrs. II. H. Clark,
of the Bend.
Christmas here was beautiful
day, the sun shining clear and br,olt.
In the evening the people, both vounr
and old, gathered at the school house.
where Miss May Clark and her sclrol
ars gave an entertainment. The ex.
"rclSes opened with duet hv Mis-.
M,iv Clark and Miss Ella Stone. fol-
lowed by reciiations and dialogues
br the pupils. Thru The teacher.
MISS Clark. told them all TO he ouiet.
for sac Thought she heard Santa Iaus
AMI any nois' might frightrn him
away. In a few moments we heard
bells juggling, AMI in came old Santa
with his pack o. his back, aud 10 oke,l
OLD and feeble, and is not as vounp
AS he used to he, which accounts for
his not arriving sooner Than he did;
bur he hll not forgotten anv of th,.
children After delivering he pres.
ent' To the yvonng 't"rs, with pleas
ant word for ca III, he bale them
good night an went on his way. The
rest of tn evening was pleasantly
spent in games aud social chat, and
Jacob found his Rachael and Panel
his Judy. All went home in harp,
mood.
Friday evening chara lie part,
WAS given at the residence OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. p. NJ. Bowen. Nv COOL friends
If YOU have the blues, 30 to charadt
party, and if ynl are not cured YOU,
case is hopeless.
New Years Eve there vas a socia
lance at the pleasant nome of Mr.
and Mrs. John Frnion, where at mid
night fine supper was set for the
quests, ami ol Nv Year night, al
though AN unfavorAhle evening, the
schoul house was crowded, the ocra
! sion being the presentation Of II pla,
by the yonng people, under their IF
ficieut leader, Miss Clark, The play
Under thr I.autel,," is a drama il
five acts, ten characters. The cast o
characters WAS as follows: Mrs. Wi
son Rnhh, Mrs. Milford; Miss Ma,
Clark, Rose Milford; Miss ELL
Stone, Polly Dowler; Miss Ami,
Conraughton, Sookev Button; Ed
Stone, Kyle Brautford; Sam Con
naughton, Frank Colewood; viii
Conuaughton, Ike Hoaprr; Charlie
Bruwu, Bob Buttor Albert Roth
Zekr; George II ,rnison. Sheriff. Al
sustained their parts well i'll fact i
such creditahlr manner rs to fa
>urpasS the expectations of the aud
irure. Albert Robh. as Zekc, rh
darkv, WAS Il decided hit, Grra
credit is due Miss Clark. G., f. Sron
and Grorgr Harmison fo' their untir
iny effar to make it success. Tn
music for the occasion was furnl~hr
hv NJ. and Mrs RDar, NJ an MI
Cunningham, \ bert K Rlbb aud Mis-
Miunir Robb. Thr music, both v'
: cal and Instrumental, was just >ple'
5lid Give ,hem suitable hall III.
,lcv wopd 10 rrel.g loaoy au lierc
, l. T.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-10

STAT snAN: Captain DE Lamar
has purchased from the Wahl Bros.
their iwo-third interest in the Wilson
group of mines at De Lamar for the
sum of 100000. He intends t,
double tie capacity of the mill as
soon AS facilities are guaranteed foi
securing timber ami fuel This sale
is of great interest to ONyhee county
as it ln-urrs the spec ly development
OF tins great mine.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-10

The nlst letter of r. &. Warmer,
in the Globe Democrat, gives primer
pdv the early history of Boise Bi'
s'n aud her placer>, aud is written in =
very entertaining style. This le'''
isto be followed by others descrip
tive of Boise aountv's mines. Mr.
Warmer was here few weeks ago
getting material fnr his letters.