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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

FINE furnishing goods just receiv-
ed by J. B. Emery. The most at
trac,ive, best and most complete
stock in Idaho City. Must be seen
to be appreciated. Call and exam
inc and You'll be sure to sea just
what YOU want. All new styles OF
overshirts, underwear, neckwear, ho-
siery of all descriptions, etc.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

GUM. of Alturas, introduced bill
in the Senate, entitled "An act au.
thorizing the Governor to appoint
county and precinct officers in all
counties in the State where there has
been failure under the provisions
of section l3, article 81 of the Con
stitu,ion of the State of Idaho on the
part of persons elected to said Offices
at the election held on the first day
of October, 1890" The bill provided
that such appointees should hold Of
fee until their successors are duly
elected and qualified.
Senator Gray introduced a bill en-
titled "An act to authorize the Su-
preme Court to fix the times of the
terms thereof, to appoint certain off
GERS for said court and to fix their
salaries" The bill provides that the
time of holding terms should not be
changed oftener than once in two
years; that the court appoint crier,
bailIff, messenger and a stenographer,
the clerk of the court and the ste
nographer to receive yearly salaries
of $4,000 each, the crier and bailif
to be paid 81 per day when actually
engaged, and the messenger 81 per
day.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16
THE wORLD's SCRIBE aDyAN.
IA KING

e. w. JONES, editor of the WORLD.
WIN. Hooten aud Walt Gaibreaith.
OF Idaho City, are the owners of a
silver ledge that can easily be sold
Tor one hundred thousand dollars ac-
cording to authentic reports concern.
ing its richness and extent.-Boise
Democrat.
This is pretty tough on = poor NOR
tai. Before our optics dropped on
the above we hattered ourself that
we were a well-known, leading jour
nalist, big mine owner and "some
pumpkins" generally; but with one
or two strokes of the editorial pencil
we are wiped out completely-are
neither the manipulation of the edi-
torial scissors nor an owner in a bo-
nanza, or not known as such. Such
is fate and the life OF a plodding editor
and prospective millionaire. We
now see where we missed it by not
buying up the last Republican con-
vention, getting . unanimous nomi-
nation for the Legislature, and scat
tering few thousand scads to insure
success at the polls. E. w. Jones
has become famous as a great journal
ist and bonanza king, and where
are we? What will those other nine
Democrats think as they read the
above item in the Democrat, and
learn to their sorrow and regret that
Il. W., a holy terror of an Unterri-
hed, and an uncompromising Demo
crat beyond all possible hope of re-
form or redemption, is and has been
editing a red-hot Republican sheet?
We fear t:.ey'.l fire him bodily be-
fore the truth is known. He was
elected on the chicken ticket, and
his name Is now paraded as the chief
scribe Of paper, the editor of which
has labored untiringly for the tickot
with the stars and stri pes floating al
its head. If E. w. was tho WoaID'.
editor you would find it for free trade
perhaps. or at any rate thorough,
Democratic from the root of its hail
10 its toe nails. E. W., we a,e hap
py to state, is not an owner in tina
bonanza. He has bulge enough al
ready on the obscure scribe of tn,
WoRLD. He has an Hon. to his name
aud that is bonanza enough for him
IL we can't be = law-maker and gail
fame as a leading, representative cit
izen, we can be a bonanza king and
bloated millionaire, which will partl,
compensate for the inability to TAX
our stand on the top round of tht
ladder of fame to be gazed upon b,
passing, admiring mul,itudes from
below. Yes, Mr.. Democrat, the edi
tor Of the WORLD is an owner in tn,
Silver King aud Blue Dick, the tw'
richest mines lying out nf doors, bu
his initials are not E. w, the Legis
lator. There was at least $100,0oi
worth of ore in sight before snow fell
but since winter has set in the vslu
of these mines has been steadily o.
the increase, and when the feather
flakes of January pile up the snow
the beautiful snow, to the depth c
thirteen feet, or so, onward and up
ward their value will 60, to a millio
or two for aught we know, then Co
onel Jones will be our name, an
what in hi will we care for fame
fame such as poor lawmakers CLAIM
whose sole ambitions highest aim,
the "Hon." prefix to name. 'twi
he more pleasant to the ear, such r'
marks as this TO hear: "There gos
famous Colonel Jones; a million do
S lar mine he owns"
Merry Xmas et Mrs. Marcus.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

ARrIcLEs of incorporation were
4 in the office of Secretary Of
4e Pinkhsm, on the 1lth inst, says
Statesman, of the Oalwa Mining
npany, organized under the laws
The State OF Montana, with a cap
stock Of 100000 to carry on
a'ng and milling. The field of op-
lions will be in Laiande mining
flct, Shoshone county. The in
Porators are John A. Finch, John
Murphy and Anton NJ. Halter.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16
DUBOIS SHOULD Bz A HEyA.
TON.
Salt lake Tribune.

Salt lake Tribune.
WARRINGTON, Dec. 9.-Great in
terest is manifested IN Congress over
the Idaho election, and there are
many earnest expressions of hope
among Senators and Representatives
that Dubois shall be returned as the
hrst Senator from the new State.
have seen during the past twenty
four hours nearly Fifty Congressman,
all of whom refuse to believe that
there can be any doubt of Dubois
election. Speaker Reed said ON Sat
urdsy to friend: "There surely
cannot be any question of Dubois
election. Why, he made the State
OF Idaho. confess it was largely
his personal influence over ue that
resolved my doubts in favor of the
bill.n
Senators Cullom, Platt, Paddock
aud Stewart all expressed themselves
in similar language.
Senator Platt said: dubois did
more for Idaho than any other force.
Senator Cullom: @Why, they GER
tainly can't beat Fred Dubois-he
was the biggest, braiuiest, brightest
Delegate since the time of Lewis
Cass. Idaho is going to reward him
for his splendid abors in its behalf"
Senator Paddock remarked: aIf
Idaho dou't send Dubois back as Sem
a:or, | shall almost regret my vote
for her Statehood. 1t would be the
height of ingratitude.
Congressman Sweet said: Il said
all l can say when interviewed Sat
urday. II is surprising ~hat an in
terest all prominent Republicans take
in Dubois election. | have had two
score of Representatives express anx-
iety about his election. He is Ger.
tainly very popular here. l have re.
ceived no advices from Boise which
will interest you tonight
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

oNGREss has granted to the State
q Idaho 100000 acres of land for
s1pcatonal, charitable and other pur-
PES, and large portion of this
lsod being unsurveyed, Mr.. Wells
NJ other day offered resolution in
saa Idaho Senate, that the Senators
&nq Representatives of this State be
lsQnested to use every possible en-
eaTor to secure an appropriation oi
IVY 1000 for the survey of the public
'4ads Of Idaho.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

Is an old saying among placer
as'ners that the winters fall Of snow
IN ary ground means poor water
son. This fall we have had no
and the ground is as dry as it
IN August. Even il there should
/ heavy fall of snow, next season
not he good one for placer mi
When the ground is dry the
W disappears with but little in
Sass IN the water of the creeks.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

Now is the time to get married.
The WORLD has just received fine
stock of latest styles Of wedding
cards. We have also received new
STYLES of visiting cards.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16
Merry Xmas at Mrs. Marcus.

A full assortment of holiday goods:
Plush, oxidized silver and leather
ware, toilet, manicure, smokers and
shaving sets, fne albums, scrap books,
autograph albums, perfume sets, work
boxes, iewelry cases, ornaments, tol-
let sets, bisqus-indestructible-
China, kid bodies and dressed dolls
of all kinds, tops, buggies, brass bed
steads, tenpins, toy kitchins and wash
sets, tin toys. china bells, dinner and
breakfast sets, cups and saucers, mugs
wall pockets, wniskhroom holders,
ink stands, toy safes, buck-saws, etc,
etc.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

lady OF this city, says the New
- Tribune, who has been reading
u' politics good deal lately said
,e' husband the other day:
suppose it is all right for prom
~ ~ public man to be referred to
nickname, though I thipk it is
er und'gnihed. But what puzzles
y wny everybody should refer to
j. "ehlnley as Mckinley Bill in-
4 - OF Bill Mckinley. l suppose,
So' 1t must be an imitation of the
PosbOy style"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

Ar Mrs. c. Marcus'-fancy Christ
mas cards, satin and silk muffiers.
hsndkerchiefs, lace ware, 6chus, table
scarfs, etc, etc.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16
professional Cards.
r. Rim carson,

j CIVIL ENGINEER,
I'M q. Deputy mineral surveyor f"r
-. received from any part of the
Iii receive careful attention.
N Also survey tunnels, bitches and
Cb,een years in the field.
nsrs,.oR BaHp, Idah0'-Aug0-yl.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

lg. MONROE introduced a bill in
House entitled "an act to provide
the registration OF the names OF
aors, to prevent fraud and to gov
elections in the State of Idaho" "
|b;ll contains ffty-eight section i.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

J. B. EMERY has just received a
fresh lot Of cod fish. mess mackerel.
smoked herring, A Goodelot sardines
the finest in the markct-and Col
umbia river salmon.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16
Proposed srmatioa or a New Count


We hear that bill is to be intro
due 81 IN the Legislat ire to strike #
a part of Long valley and High val
ley from this county. The Long va
leyites propose to form a new county
out of the greater part of their valley,
with High valley and Little Salmon
Meadows, and will also endeavor TO
get away with the Seven Devils, in
Washington county. There will be
but little, if any opposition to the bill
from this side of the county. Long
valley and High valley are long
way from the county seat of this coun-
", and the settlers out there are put
to great Inconvenience when they
have business with the county or Its
officials That section is sure to be
cut off from BOISE county sooner or
later, aud we do not see why it would
not be as good, or better, to let them
go peaceably now as at later date.
Those sections draw more money out
of the county Treasury than they put
in, and they are certain to go, whsth-
er their scheme is opposed or not, be-
fore their taxes equal the amount
they draw yearly from county funds,
so il would be a saving to the rest oi
the county if they should he cut of
by this session of the Legislature
The formation of the new county, we
think, would be beneficial not only
to what would remain of Boise coun'
", but also to the section To form the
new county. 1t would be hetter TO
all of Long valley to be included il
the bounds of the new county. Pc
titions ought to be circulated in orde
to give expression 10 the views of th'
people of the county, and the Legis
lators, and especially the Representa-
tives of this county, will then knev
the desire of their constituents in tn
matter. The columns of the WoRIl
will be open to all who take an in
terest in the matter, to expires
their views either for or against.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

b.pAY will be the chief of all days
pc history of Idaho in general
Fest, being the time fixed for the
>,ion of the first u. S. Senators
1the "Gem of the Mountains. ~
news of the result will he anx-
ly and eagerly awaited IN all sec
s OF the State.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

DUBoIs has double the strength of
any other candidate for Senator.
Shoup, Clagett and Mcconnell stand
about equal.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

4 B. Emery has just received, for
kstmas, the finest stock of import
lines and whiskies in the market.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

O. NoRcIoss and VIM. H. Bod
kimer returned Sunday from Or
b, where they have been the past
le weeks. ur. Bodenhei,ner
bped at Baker and Mr.. Norcross
II on to Portland and from there
be coast.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

bux11rEEs have been appointed
b,b Houses of the Legislature to
s,rs Tor A Great Seal for the State.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

Ian ad. of dance TO be given III
Fellows Hall on Christmas
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

HoN. 10 CAVE, Sam Davis and Ed
Straus will 60 down TO the capital to-
day to help elect Senator'S
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16
|C0UNTY AND STATE.

" DUNroN has been commis-
kd a Notary Public for this coun-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

The possibilities of electricity for
naval use have aroused the interest
of the French government. 4 series
Of lectures, lasting four months, is to
be given for the purpose OF instruct
ing naval officers in the theory and
application of electricity. The var
ious svstems of electric lighting will
receive special attention, and will be
ca Gully studied by four working
9 ectricians from each naval post.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

MRs. E. w. JONES and Miss EN-
ma Jones went down to Boise sun
day.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-16

London has 10000 streets, and
their collective length would reach
over 80 900 miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-18

The proposed reaPportionment. it Is sup
posed. for the precise figures are not vet
known, will cause gain in the northwes. and
a loss in the south. The chief losses will be in
Georgia Mississippi and South Carolina. IL
the present basis Of $50 Representatives is kept
on the estimate Of "a, 900 geo population for the
United States, the population requisite for a
district would be I92,77L Pennsylvania and
Ohio will probably make gains The sugges-
ton Is that the reapportionment can be made
applicable to the next Congress by requiring
that where a state loses in numbers all that
states Representatives can be chosen at large
ON general ticket, and whore the number il in
creased the members from districts, az far m
they now go, TO be elected as at present. the
Representatives from new or added district u
to be elected at large. The effect of this would
be to defeat the Ohio gerrymander, but also 10
insure the present representation in those
southern states having a negro majority, ex-
cspt in 80 far as the election bill. if enacted.
viii interfere. The subject is beginning to ex-
cite great deal Of interest in and out of Con-
grssA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-18

The report of the board Of engineers to con.
slider q system OF sewers for Washington. SUBJ
mitted yesterday to Congress, is an exceedingly
important document, dealing intelligently and
extensively with some Of the highest munici-
pal concerns Of the capital The ideal system
Of sewers suggested involves cost Of three
million dollars, and experience teaches that
Congress will ponder for considerable period
before appropriating this sum, no matter how
wise and even necessary the expendi-
ture may be. Until the time
when in the pleasure of Congress
the report will becom, the basis Of compre-
hensive action by the Districts legislature. il
viii serve as a store house Of information upon
which the people and municipal officers of Wash
Ington may draw for guidance in respect to
sewerage questions. In connection with sug-
sestiOns concerning the wisest disposition of
The city's sewage, the commission consider the
problem Of protecting the low-lying section of
the city, including Pennsylvania avenue, from
floods, and recommend the erection of dikes
fifty feet wide along the reclaimed ground,
and across the valley Of the James Creek
canal The estimated cost OF these bikes
IL only s44, 900, and the commission report
that they viii be effective in preventing floods.
Measures in this direction to protect the city
should be taken promptly. and should not
await the more deliberate consideration which
will doubtless be given to the plans of creating
ayast wage system tina. will serve satisfactorily
and be ereditable to the capital Of the nation
for many years 10 come
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-18

There would seem from the report to Gov.
Jackson By Mr.. Hodson, Marylands represen-
tAtiys before the Virginia Legislative commit
tee on the oyster boundary dispute, to be some
ground for expecting an amicable adjustment
ereditabie to both sides. The principal pom,
contended for by Maryland, and according to
Mr.. HOdson conceded by Virginia, il that
neither commonwealth under the compact Of
l7s6 has the RICH. to regulate fishing in the
Potomac without the others assent. and that in
consequence Virginia had no right to lease i.s
fats So Virginia and Maryland have ceased
browning and now smile at each other. The
Chesapeake industry looks bivalvular rivals or
intending rivals squareIy in the face in the
spirit Of old times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-18

The agreement Of the conference in Conaress
over ths Columbus PARK secures the essential
features Of the bin as contended for by the
House. 1t changes the name from Rock Greek
To CoisnnSus Memorial Park. and il assesses
ths nsighsoriag property so rs to make 10 bear
the improved value. This conference report
VIII probably be accepted a. an early day by
beth houses and the bill become a Law. While
TIE measure 10 not perfect in all its details il
VIII be well received by the public. Giving q
magnificent place Of resort to the people, the
public, social official and transient, win accent
1t even with the condition annexed of paying =
half of the cost and rejoice that the question il
settled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-18
"CRuxps o. Coxronr-
F. I: = T. r.; T. F'E

foa have these thinss whom yOn Are ct home-ne.d
shsn.-.nd rs.lise how essential they . yoa he
must siock aI" before ysu ea-inst thlnl Of t-ysa
ma may not % near any dspot OF snpl ,-.nd even Ven
A. ne run over the li.t-tsks your shoppins pad
and make note Of what Is wntins-snd attend % the
xSsr,..,; hSeans-mas, hav. q and y. hay, ID.
and ns.k. White and oiit Whit snd siiver-in corAs
and plaited-.oc.. 25c-. SOC. aAd soc boE-o yards
u Cream whl,s. BLACK PINK, Cardinal R.st. snd
lso, zoe and use. sss,er-;soc. ACE. Soc. and zoe.
Think about these things a. you re.d them over
Mont yon h,v use FOR more than 81 thsm' NE
s,e,-and that may " Tour rredcAmsni in the H0as-
ladies Linen CSii.rs-l2ssc. i,o. ise-csa.,
MI M - ~ Mi III is.i rs. 3D. - an.
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sshs' DARK or0nnd aud Csaorsd FaSuros "a iuasorsl
superior enAiitiss-Biaok. white and oSlor-sos.
! Purses for ssmall biss'-2sc soc and 7sc
Nov for list Of the sundries-you win rscoeniss
son MA leed Away, or those that viii rspisnsh your
Tbs pgksEs ,hs, hold the stray dimes and ncsels,
s..s IU md sS coi .Ss pocxErpooxsso ,us
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| Lows WILD HONEY and GLlcEkINioioe.'J
Lows oisiNeE BLOSSOM the .wee,e., blossom
Oh T nstI ne, 5rrestLing-50c dorm.
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AZ you cnh md any better Peri than Iunaborrss
MeMoud hke 10 KNOW IL Ihe fact IL he extracts fnotn
LIZ. hst sssetesi s.senees aud TRANSFORMS into
dos saft Lily. New Ns., MN fSsI H-'.
LAZY Of the Valley. Violet
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| No bctter--uor more lsstiny perfume. m,a.-a,.
l and poe sizes. -oSS'
| Lay, ler Mater-Lund hors's-4oc aud oac
| 4Lll Florida wntcr-5oc
| f; u nS9i1yns.23e sOe, 45c and 81.
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Well is your list really - big as ours, The rants
VIII creep To the slrfacsneyer mind ~ a small bin
ney makc-the whole Of them-and they are neccs-
hshu US Tie ast--ssd Mia make .rirctlons fr
YOU You Nish ~ be busy elsewhere in the store IL
really is MOI TIA while loT You sfound anlons the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are selling cheap nOM-you
| nna hs Prise aown" 10 your hnlit-who knows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-18
Fon CASH OsIY
CLOSING PRICES ON SUMMER LAP SPREADS.

Fon CASH OxLY.
CLOSING PRICES ON SUMNER LAP SPREADS
LINEN-PLAIN AND STRIPED AND PLAID.
Closing priees-5se. 81 STE SI.So
MONTE CLoTH-PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED.
Regular prices-s1.o0 sl.25 8l.50 t225 $500
Closing prices .15 ID Sl.I3 Sl.6e 81 20
IlGHT-wEiGMT PLAIN CLOTHS, IN GREEN.
BROWN, BLUE. WINE AND IAN COLOkB.
si;so $50 ss.a5 s4oo $500 $3.50 $500
sii2 tiS7 Sg.44 $500 sa75 so8s 60 90
CLOSING prices SUMNER HORSE SHEETS.
Pisin. Plaid aud Checkx
e6s: els $3.50 Goo ss7s .a:s .4oo
esc. "a si.12 sl5o sa.o7 s24a $500
VIII pay you 70 buy these goods u carry over 70
ueN season. Evsry piece must 6s sold.
CLOSING PRICES ON HORSE FLY NETS
FINE CALF SKIN. IN RUssET AND BLACK
S ssSsf p pr,ss.-saas sss2 $55 and s;.s
FINE KIP LEATHER META
keeular prces-ea00 t375 a. rs nfrk
uosins iricss-s.,a5 S3.o7 Si.de Si.si
IMITATION LEATHER NETS, SPLENDID WALTZ
ciSsias Sss ssSSS : shhai s rs ssSS s.
6CoTTOA.AEsH NETS-cLOsYN0 PRICE an
EVERY NAT NUsr M SOLD
| T0PHANs TRUNK NANUFACroHY
.yfs-eo5t 1881 Psnnsyivania ave. =. Y.