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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-11-07

DR.. williams Indian Pile Ointment win cure
Blind, Bieeding and Itching piles wnen all other
ointmanis have failed. 1t absorba the tnmors
allays the itching at once. acts as a pouliice.
siyes instant relief DR.. Williams India Pile
Ointment Ia prepared only for Piles and Itching
box In warranted. sold by druggists, or sent BY
mall on receipt OF price. Soc ann 81 per box.
WILLIAMS MANUFACTURING CO.,
Proprietors. Cleveland, o.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-11-07

Fortune knocks once at every mans door,
but at some doors, oh, SO softly THE Epoch
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-11-07

MERCHANT HorEL, Third and d streets,
Portland First-class accommodations.
Rates, 81 70 81. so per day. jacob HAAS. Prop.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-11-07

woman's lips seldom betray her, but her eyes
tell the secret 81 her life,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-11-07

A wen wishsr is one who invests in oil ter.
r{tnry
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-11-07
THE PHILOSOPHY or LIFE.

Jagson says lac has found more grass widow,
In clover than In weeds
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-11-07

Money which 6 " coming TO you " does not al.
ways arrive
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-11-07

The erasty old bachelor has few crumbs o
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-11-07

For coughs. asthma and throat disorders
use 'Rro1ns Bronchial Troches." - cents
"A box
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-11-07

"Who was Ireland's greatest benefactor3 .
I" Christopher Columbus. He discovered Amer.
Kg.s
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-11-07

DHOOkLYN HOTEL. Bush 81 bet Mont
ID gomery Ssnscme. s. w.: conducted both the
European and American plan This Hotel q under
the management 0f Charles Montgomery and 10 tho
best Family and BuKlntss Mcnis nute In ban Fran
slsco Home comforts cuisine unexcelled hrst-oines
service highest standard Of respectaity guaranteed
Beard aud per day al Is 70 500: dnFe roogl 90
cent? 20 81 % por night Free coach 10 and from tho
Hotel
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17
aorreiponbailce.

--,...,.r.s ss~ vss. = sssss's issss tss' sftrs-
80 N. b. snt tfs mssss s~trnnsnlea' stNs'
49, ps,sa III srs Miss sssssIsssisst. nse'
ssasT, ,,h,sr rsnAt ssrrepsuesnt snfss ea' "e" We
lsnisusu msa bare EasHns % 1srssisn
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17
Miltou, Gapaltsr Co., u. q.

gRtItpn or en- Iiben 8p | gaoalisr 90. 5e
NhIs Noro ira 2airomprs paa "the Lang
don branch" al Great Rurtbsrn Or. Or.
Ger CT 8 "osnsraI Stores, Q Drug storss,
sSnrSpart Stores, / Bast M. NJ.
Gpsu er paa ale Rantsr ontsiust al sobi
t~arrtnsIanb, Der paa bet nnrmsite sr pp.
ftt!st. Wan er bog uoiat ior Groit naFtsu
RSsr osit 9anost Iisser usmlis Here gun.
sEsOs COB bpiere eno ben s~itsufur ~bslisgenbs
'Hsb Rtuer 8alsp."
IRAN III en- big crop, men Srojsu sloroe
softtlie Sfabe. ~Ssgnostr o. Wanssl pao
arbstbs'cIt bar ossIOen iat SsitarbsiOet til.
bass.
Ytau er lille balof9roise nso 3rRitnin9er
monu, % M bar alt Gintsren iuofunOet ia
a'tO Sue % GLIB. 9tun bauber bog pan
SU0pstr enonu, iaa 9rGltniusen fan fort.
IGttss.
Sn itor Gel al GUliuseu blir iiiiert mol
taOenbs ooer til Barren. MaugioIOiee Sars
mere ptl beruso tpmme Ilemt / Snibe, oo
mon Itte taar Ben9e tbRnee I'll at mpbe b.
Isbsahe uo8iitcr.
per bar uGret betaIt aUoc Sprer for ar.
S~elosiolt - fra 2-3 Dollars 9ageu.
Wan bar i~orreiten itte iuRnst oporire Dir.
s~'loStOlt til nogen Rris. % M ~bespnosr
mango at reiie tilhage til 8perne / often
ipr at gaa StUserue for Yintsren.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17

Sr. Benosfe fra gRinneapolis ipm en-
Ae bar opboiot zig Berlin for at itaoers
a1efis neutrality-suspicious. for fpmosliss
Cnt0osr) s%psoomuie, oil trRfss / fit Office
'''n l5os 9opsmber. SIS q
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17
mriahts. Col.

~A0t'f
"a ga oIbria fer Roget bertra iaa, Os iaa
.,,,r, eoplia unoItpIOt pmtrsnt al gtdnsel
-, aorbsmanb. Spao Setret on9aar,
wrIss lea babe gsOrD ai at otoe, bpem bet
80, iutsresiere. 9iseIebes antalet az
S.r,mor..gtore andre Storss, 9lepators,
Sro,trp. etores, os SaIoousrne sr onttrsut
.Utrrsbiat, ba be 6Ieite Der braHOsr 1T esst
ssranbspin i RGnsOs.
bpoo bet atrielige augaar sr oesp9rre
,osO, lea % be leite llnore Seontuser.
ri IsS.r bsit tiIOeirs. Sdnta gru3 sr
xouutpIaoet % lisser peo bet Stils SaO.
Ero % sa bsruo, elsr omDsnbt, sr BET paa
St uorrnsfe en- norlt @Ril ! lise 9inte.
ibsiD,n Oper Sapst Der 1850 SoS.)
9uhsu California er tpno os pei tlenot
oIonbt be Slelte, Der fslser nsO StOsn.
coor mar .r tilitreffeli8 hpit tilosirs, %
Mar soOe Zine, fan man | Hart geir is Sata.
sCuisn.
sV.n Itot Ssjamt % bitto Glpor. Vt plo'
uuD.rltat Irustbart 2ano er California. vi
sorbsnS lloieenos ftaIoe man tro, bet bar
Wat uuuliat at relic en- Botet. Ween Gltins
spr.r hsrIiat. Ser er bet o8iaa Tort geulo'
,orp, men at ben bar no8et 5prtrin oper ben
bruno sanOjoro, bar jes enpnii life funoet
nb.
gsriobt er Dor nnrmeite SernbaueIatton
n.rfro pa berub er bet ~ Wttl, men $50
fob or 81 bsIere.
On 9anoSmanb ienote mtg for en- Alb
ss,u en- uprIt Spireauis. Den bapoe nGr
isset mia 9ipet. Zen inbsboIet | aortbse
lana. 9al. Stemmerettsu bible ftorue San.
he, % 9pnamit, ben iorte Tpo % Seruia.
Inns Hortprrelie bar bare 8srusparf imoo
s,u S,abe, Der pilbe operaaa Bouoen, Der.
sm ban ftemte for alminOelis Retsrsi.
SEQ lasisoe Spsnsa meo 70 Btnbrrsias.
kr for at brinse BEN til Stationem Sapbe
Raast paassu itcrits Bart al Natten Ds or.
net MIG oDer bet uurite Ssire. GSrit ipilcte
epnae 90 GmbeoSmRno Sunoreoe os Gt,
Rbsn III Spnoen bore meo iom treble Mano.
Rsn be buroe inbis, at Spilet suar beoit
ntO fire.
Com iast, jes oros afiteo neooper Baiien.
sunbs life faa Norse % Spire al Ganterne.
nta isaneoe ct 8inebe / mine 3arisr. Bet
hmmer, min ti9re Sol, ia ies til mig istp.
Der ar pu 8e9jeriusen, for ou bpIoer 10 Spi.
Isue / bin Sauno. Seitsn er 8onssn, os
Boausn mso ALE aasierne paa er 2anoet
NIB bets Suooaansre Ssire er 'grafen"
der be TO 8lOfisr paa Sasb:ulene. Msn,
- To- jog til mig ieIp, naar M Rouge IRE.
sgiHs % bet belle aano pl sH Ting bpas
lar iaa Spirs at tie. 9ermeo ipRuDts ise |
hIst emus "graieu1 I Giltpis.
9ss Ifuls life baps siprt bet.
Ri anirsbs 100 Sob nebenfor, Ksnssn
Raatts optrsube.
Rtslsrinssn siOroe 5ariustat iirlbos
Raia % brai R~riotpibe,L Ga bu Hstte Eli
Dele 2anbet Iaa opsr %. Bet Dor en- belis
1upsiOus. Seq rsnbts bort III ganbst, %
iIsmts Sstrs iaa taft til, iOm leg iuxos. Ses
FlsHts M, bet bar ssbt for Roget. Ds
RUassn maatts traiis aftsb meo belle
Smsria, til ri tom paa nst Warf. Ya var
sSire O~Derfsbtst. Rssisrinssn prspsoe at
!aHNs gtp.u, msu bapRe sIemt at a~siarsrs
GGieu, % maatte nsis iis mss en- etTaa.
q. @
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17

Manaeu: aod az bet Elm falanbs
Site Der erP
Aierinsi: Va, CO tot bsrrs fran at
9ar up bsi samIs Qiarlaisbrspi bina.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17
sneentine paa sorosn bill brines
siii'iSSifiai

Rsn baariis appstit er ben ct nisilbar'
list 29semiooel.
Wlob GuIiot er ben ct soot Wliooel,
efierat man fsrit bar taget IND 8 eler 4 al
Sesielroibs Blob o. 2eoerptaer.
Com SorsbsssslissmioptI mob 'Fea'
laria" o. feberarteoe Spaoonme, iaaiom
aolofeber, Rerpefeber, intermittent" Sc
Der o. (. b. sr Sesielrotbs SernOin uouer'
tr9felig.
Wapo ~alminosIis sbasbto. Sesielroths
SernpiH CT ct uom9rfet Stpr'emtooeI for
belle Spftsmst os brinser 2iusuirtiombeoen
tilbase til iaaoamne Drsunsr, Der ere blsUne
nappeoe iormeoelit Spaoom eler GOeran'
ItrRnaelie.
EerbeHsritnne. aibris enenu sr esE
blepen tilbuot ct GRsemtooel iaa ppperIigt
for ~iorilappebs Reroer hos bes8e 8igH.
globtorasennt. Sssielrotbs 3ernpin
er sOot forat forngs % ftpr.e BIooets Cm'
iGtnin8.
Cor ffrsiaIois sBsoommt oe ale SIa9s
lbilet sr SessIrOtbs SeruOiu ijeuligt pua
grnnb al at ben iiprtsr Blooet, bois Spo8beo
iom ofteit sr oisie Spsoummes aorias.
Tss bet bbioe Sloo, iaa alminoelist boz
apinber, | Sarsesbeo beri 2onoet, anbefa'
les SesieIrOtbs Seruuin paa bet ~uterbOisits.
Yris: Yr. SLATE 81; 6 dlaiter for IS.
Sorlang Of gbers apotbe,er at 'aa Sess
ielrotbs Ssrnpiu (Hesselroths Wine OF
Iron) o. fog inaen anoen | bers Stso. Spis
BON lille bar ben, Ifrip oa birefte Ill mig os
inolo8 Benee, ioa iial ies meo grpreb isnos
gber fasmanse Glaiier fom sniies.
3anreace Se8ielrptb,
9raminetet zpuibeisr,
l07 gaft Qhteaap &psnus, Chicago }, M.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17
&srfslist elOfmno I sGspptem. s

Marfslist Slbiunb | sGspptsn. s
H0ltlr er Opbaset tie 10 SOB bpis SO.
I0slal'tntuer al &oieu9rnnit. De to
l0reltlIler ! en- @ruppe &amies ben OIL.
Den % 2rOnnins Ssntutare iiobsnoe paa
IN 2rone, ben treble IamieS itanenbe
kF'SerOraSt meb Scepter SaanOsn %
EsOns pan SOUeoet. &c meo GieOrpsIp.
nile SnOitlitter beOGttroe 9ilcbltett.r
" lalone neo fra fine Sotl.r.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17

Vtouainetef Nppfbtier,
107 Cot Chicago &psnus, gbieae3 sSn-
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17

Write 70 K. A. Kasberg, principal Of
the Stoughton Academy and Business In
stituts FOR information about the Review
Term. Begins Nov. 30. Don't wait
until too late. 1016.2
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17

~Before making up your mind where 4
attend school, write A. q. Thuve, Canton
8. d., for a Catalogue Of Augustans Col
Ilsgs". Nt.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17

eantor, q y. 3.
per bleu en- COB Gplius iaar, men pri.
lsrns poo, bpab 6armerne bar at iaIss, Ell
Zoe. DC feite al benz sr pelitaasnSs, os
oettIsmsntet er rbeluffenos norp. Dor BB
saHtcn sr n%oiiaa triocIis, men ben aItaser
BOG l be ieners Gar.
Der sr TO lutberife MenisSeOsr msO bpsr
IN atrts. getbIebems bctjsnes al gaitor
softuO, mebens Canton Rsnisbeo for 81.
zen CT uosn Setjeuius, Den bar ialbi gaIt.
J'a. Sou9en til lin gralt, men ON ban an.
lager 3alost, er life piit. Gan bar bOlot EN-
es'ospraetien. Menisbeoens forbeuua-
tsnoe Brett 5osielanO boIbt I'm affepspra.
''sn Den 1ooe Ssabus efter 9rsiolbigbso,
20 sirtsH bar fpIot. gan er MI Hpttet til
81 npe aaIo / Sauias. On Gbunuent.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-08
A Coal strike Near Payette.
payettA Indapeudent,

Mr.. Charles Lydston, youngest son
of Rev. 7. H. Lydston, of this place,
has very fine coal prospect on his
claim about twenty-eight miles from
Payette, between Little Willow and
Indian creek. A sample was brought
to this office last week, and it was a
beautiful specimen, indeed. Mr..
Lydston is hard at work developing
his prospect, which he hasn't any
doubt will prove to be bonanza.
A number of others also have claims
in that vicinity which are being rap
idly developed. 1t is claimed that
this coal is very much superior to that
of Rock Springs, Wyo., and if SO, il
is a bonanza, sure enough, which
Payette will not be slow to realize.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-08

JACK ELLIOTT, who lives on the
Boise road, at the mouth of Grimes
creek, was in town a few days ago.
Jack says there is big force OF men
at work in his section, cutting logs
and wood to be hoated down to Boise
next spring. There are twelve camps
of wood cutters. Weeks has big
crew of men cutting logs. S. A. ID.
Davis has a contract for two million
feet of logs.
L. r. Elliott, a brother of Jack,
from Manhattan, Kansas, paid him a
visit week ago last Sunday, and re-
NAMED with him two days. He was
on his way to the State of Washing
ton to invest in land. l.. R. is one
of the wealthy mon of Kansas. He
made his start in the newspaper busi.
ness in war times, but he has now re-
formed and entered the more lucra
tive business of real estate dealer
Jack had not seen his brother fol
forty-three years.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-08

signed the bill, which became ! law.
Senators Stewart and Jones, Of Ne.
vada, the true friends OF the miner
and OF silver, called on President
Grant to learn why be had signed
such bill. On the explanations Of
the bill made by Stewart and Jones,
the President replied: "Gentlemen
Of Nevada, was ignorant Of the de-
ception Of this silver bill, as it was
not explained to me in its true light,
as you gentlemen have now done. 1
did wrong and wish the whole people
OF this Republic and the world to
know ! signed the bill through the
simple representations made to me
by the committee who called on me
to get my signature" Who were
this committee? The leaders of the
gold ring then in the United States
Senate, and the tools Of Wall street
and of London. Who are to-day the
enemies of silver and free coinage?
President Grant should not be blamed
for his action on the silver question,
but the committee who presented the
bill to him are the guilty parties.
They were strongly paid by the gold
chiefs of Europe and America for
their services in enacting a law to
rob the owners of silver producing
mines and the miners who mined the
silver ore.
QuARTZ MINER.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-08

The degree of cold last Friday
night lacked "a whole lott of heing
Justly equalized by the Superinten-
tendent of the weather. At Placer
vile a self-reglstering thermometer
left its mark at twenty-nine below
zero. At this place self-registering
thermometers did not tell the same
tale in regard to the frigidity of the
atmosphere. John Riordan's, on East
Hill, left the color mark at five be-
low, Silsby's at ten, and 10 Branstet-
ter's, across Elk creek, left evidence
that the alcohol had descended to ten
below. At Centerville aud Pioneer
the indicators of cold varied in their
findings, being lower than the aver
age at this place, but considerable
higher than at Plaoerville. We think
Ave will hit about the correct medlum
for this place. Such great differ
ence in the degree of cold was never
before known between different part
of the Basin. We would respectful,
suggest to the General Sup't of thu
Weather Bureau that he forthwith or
ganizs a board of equalization o
frigidity. 1t is not right that Placer
Vile should be allowed to outdo u
so much.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-08

II would Be solved for the maiori-
" Of mankind ii the financial doctors
would only sho~ them how to get !
sufficient amount Of the money. Sill
yer " Of The present weight and fne-
ness" Or gold or grsenbacks. Or any
thing would do. But this Is exactly
what the financial scientists are una
BILE to accomplish.
Mr.. Charles 5. Ashley, however,
believes he has found ont : way to
preveat farming lands and other sails
ble property from being sometimes
up and sometimes down" in the way
in which they fiuctuate with the
money standard in our generation.
Mr.. Ashley considers that We should
cease to think that the government
has power to make dollar and sau-
cate Ourselves to the view that the
function Of government should be to
coin the precious metals and certify
to the weight and quality Of the money
made. If the governments under
took this only, making slight charge
for making the metal into coins, then
there would be nothing to hinder the
free coinage of gold and silver.
To prevent mad fluctuations in the
relative value of gold, silver and pa
per money, in all contracts thers
should be an agreement to pay, not IN
so many dollars, but in CONS of I
given weight and ineness. Banks
might begin this method by agreeing
to pay deposltors in coin Of specific
kind. Railway mortgages and al
contracts of magnitude could b
worded in the same way. When a
buys farm he would obtain posses
sion of it by inserting In his mortgag'
the promise to pay B in dollars o
the standard value at the time b,
purchased it.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-08
QuARTz MINER.

STATESMAN, Dec. Sd: The tax
payers of Bingham county are after
the state board of equalization with
sharp stick. Yesterday afternoon
I. NJ. Stewart appeared before the
state supreme court and, after pre-
senting an affidavit by Sample Orr,
asked that a writ of review issue to
determine whether the board had not
exceeded its jurisdiction In the mst-
ter of altering the assessment of prop
erty in Bingham county.
Ever since the board of equaliza-
ton decreased the assessment of the
Union Pacific railroad property in
Bingham county the citizens of that
section have been discontented, anc
the action of yesterday shows that
they were not muttering for diversion
1t will be remembered that thu
equalizers reduced the assessment up
on all the Union Paclfc's propert,
in Bingham county lying north o
Pocatello, while it raised the assess
ment on Union Pacific property soutl
of Pocatello There is great dea
more road north of Pocatello thai
there is south of that junction city
so the change in the assessment di
not meet with the approval Of tn
people down that way. A decisio
in the matter is expected within fe'
days.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-08

EQUALlxING TAxATlon.

= DoisV Slsy correspondents OF Ino
Idaho County Free Press throws
light on the subject as follows:
The proceedings Of the State Board
OF Equalization in some particulars
are now exercising the minds OF va
rious newspaper writer's in the south
ern part Of the State. It appears to
surprise many worthy citizens that
there should be such : thing It I'll,
but reference to statutes Of other
States shows that such bodies prevail
throughout tho west. Their powers
and duties differ widely. In Neya-
de- the Board has power .to increase
or lower the entire assessment roll or
any class of property or individual as
sessment contained therein" In 9th
er States their powers are less. Thsy
may raise or lower classes of proper
ty as whole, but not individual A.
sessments. In still others their pow
er is confined to aggregates Of real OF
personal property in each county,
and to railroads. The valuation ot
railroads is committed to their special
care everywhere. Comparing the
various statutes as ameRded and al.
tered in successive sessions in differ
ent States, there will De observed a
tendency to enlarge the powers oi
the State Boards in every case. Why
this should be is not apparent, but
such is the decision of the people
In Idaho there has been Territorial
Board of Equalization for four year
whose duties were confined to assess
ing and valuing railroads. The State
added other members to it and en-
larged its scope to include all classe
of property, but not to interfere will
individual assessment. In these re
spects it occupies medium station
Its powers fall far short of those con
ferred upon the State Boards in Ne
vada and Washington, and are great
er than those of California and Mon
tana.
These Boards are not in any prop
er sense of the term instruments fo
raising revenue. Their functions ar
precisely the same as County Board
of Equalization, but their field of ae
ton is broader. Our Board does nc
levy any tax as does the Board i
Washington. 1t adjusts valuation {
property, and the result may be ths
the total valuation of the State is il
creased or decreased, but this
merely an incident and not the objet
of their action. 1t would seem to b
chimerical for any country to atteml
notification of the action of tt
State Board on the ground that
raises revenue. 1t levies no tax, b'
the plainest construction of the sta
utes is that it has original jurisdictie
: to value and assess railroad propsrt
: The value of this property was la
: year greater than all the improve
: land patented in the State.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-08
Holiday Goods.

Mrs. G. Crawford has Just received
large stock of holiday goods. You
cannot fail to find anything you want
for a Christmas present. The stock
must be seen to be appreciated. Go
to the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Crawford and examine the goods
You will be sure to see something
YOU want. Dec. 8, 91-t3.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-08
The Idaho Contest.

A Washington dispatch to the Or
egonian gives the following:
"Senators Shoup and Dubois, of
Idaho, and contestant Claggett are in
Washington. There may be some
sentiment among the Senators in ia
vor of seating Claggett, but as yet it
cannot be found. There is no doubt
that fair hearing will be given the
contestant, as also will be the case in
the Florida contest, but the general
propositions and equities of the cases
indicates that both Dubois and Call
will be seated. Senator Shoup, OF
Idaho, who was Governor at the time
Dubois was elected, will be consid-
erable factor in the settlement of the
case, and will make concise state
ment in favor Of the latter"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-08

REV. w. J. A. HENpRIcKx will
lecture in Masonic hall next Sunday
evening on Astronomy. The Idaho
City Orchestra, composed of six in
struments, will dispense music fol
the occasion. Admlssioa, so cents
Reserved seats, rs cents. The lee
ture will be worth the price OF ad.
mission. Mr.. Hsndrickx is q pleas
ing and instructive lecturer, and ha.
taken great pains in preparing ane
arranging the subject matter for thu
discourse for next Sunday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-08

The Boise Statesman says three
bids were presented for the construo-
ton of the city hall and other NUM-
cipal buildings. The lowest was that
of Alexander Mcpherson. Ile agreed
to construct the hall, Jail and fire sta
ton for $4,000 and his proposal was
accepted.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-08

The Chronicles St. Petersburg cor
respondent says the Gear has refused
to receive deputatlon of noblsmsn
desiring to present an address asking
him to grant constitution to Russia.
Many nihilists are being arrested daily
in Russia.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-08

The Boulder fve-stamp quartz
mill, on Elk creek, began crushing
last Friday, and work has begun on
the mill building. Two hundred and
seventy-fve tons of ore are out, ready
for crushing.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-08

lHE Inland Empire will ship TO-
Opoo bushels of grain this year.
a low estimate this section Of
s'ern Washington and northern
'ano will receive $12,Ooo,oOO this
= 10 exchange for their surplus
feals. These are the estimates
sae by the Spokane Chamber of
'mmsrce after carefully studying
Individual estimates as sent IN BY
''ous towns and localities. With
80 'aots and figures before us, the
p'u growth Of the Inland Empire
Ao' TO be wondered at. 1t is a.
'aral as the attractions of gravit,
:" 'n's great productive regior
1'a make rapid and extensiv,
'sw'h.-Lewiston Teller.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-08

Two BARS of silver bullion were
brought in from Banner last Thurs
day. Weight s64 pounds, or 3,6s5
ounces, troy weight.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-08

WHEN the denizens of this burg
arose last Friday morning they were
greeted by the wintry spectacle of
about six inches of snow.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-08

FHE family of Frank Fl. Cooper,
|sisting of wife and six children,
[ved here Sunday from St. Louis
will make this their future home.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-08

4. L. WILD, of Boise, and Howe,
Of the owners of the Howe Man
|tan mine, at DeLamar, paid this
ice visit last week.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-08

NICELY painted plaques, panels,
silk and plush pieces, are always ap-
propriate Christmas and birthday
presents. Those wishing painting
done should call on Mrs. j. G. Watts.
Nov. 3-tf.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-08

h. and Mrs. Wentworth returned
brday from The Cove, in Eastern
|gon, and went up to Banner
Iday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-12-08

eEoRGE POWELL was down from
Boulder mine yesterday. He
return this morning to commence
X in the mine.