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Action OF the supreme Court In Re
gard to the Property of the
Mormon Corporation.

When the Supreme Court of the
United States at the last term upheld
the constitutionality of the Edmunds
law by which the property of the
corporation OF tho church Of Jesus
Christ Of Latter Day Saints, other
wise known as the Mormon church,
was escheated to the United States,
it found itself in a somewhat embar-
RAISING position. The doctrine of es-
cheat was quite unknown IN this
country, and no purpose considered
laudable and proper of a similar ma
ture to that for which the property
was formerly used was known to
which the property could be devoted.
The court therefore, instead of send
ing decree down, withheld it, a
strong intimation being conveyed of
the desire of the court that Congress
should by law direct the disposition
to be made of the property. Con-
gress having failed to adopt the sug-
gestion, the court through Justice
Bradley, on the 25th inst, made
final order in the case and modified
in some respects the decree it enter
ed at the last session.
The modification made recites that
the Mormon corporation having been
dissolved, there does not exist now
any trusts and purposes within the
objects and purposes for which the
personal property was originally &C.
CURED for which any part of the per-
sonal property could be used or ded-
icated that are not in whole or part
opposed to public policy and good
morals.
The decree then says that the per-
sonal property, having devolved to
the United States, it should be de-
voted to such charitable uses, lawful
in character, as may most nearly COR
respond to its former destiny, unless
IN the meantime Congress shall 9TH
erwise direct, or the master shall re-
port some scheme which shall meet
the approval of the court, for the dis
position of the property.
The decree finally directs that the
property and all accommodations re-
main in the custody Of the receiver
until otherwise ordered, and that out
of it the costs of suit and receiver
ship be paid. The Utah Supreme
Court is directed to take the necessa-
ry proceedings.
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Treasurer's Notice.

The following warrants will be paid on
presentation at my Office:
COUNTY GENERAL FUND-REGIsrERED OCT.
1I1.an
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One of the most cunning schemes
on record is that of Hank Vaughn
and partner, which they successfully
used at the reservation sale not long
since. and as recompense were the
winners of a few hundred dollars.
Hank and his partner had their eye
on one of the very best ranches of the
reservation, and stationed a pal -
TO bid its appraised value when such
was placed on the market. No soon
or had the tract been offered for sale
and the opal y made his bid, when
Hank and parther drew their six
shooters and began shooting at each
other, accompanied with free use of
language quite familiar to Hank S
tongue. Such demonstrations caused
quite an excitement, and bidding
ceased at once, their "pal being the
only bidder. When the trouble was
quoted the time allowed for the sale
of the land had expired, and Vaughn
and "pals were the recipients of an
excellent ranch at a remarkably low
figure, which they Immediately sold
for 1000, the profit on which being
$3.50 This of course was a liberal
reward for their bogus fghting.-Ba-
ker City Rsvellle
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Boise City
MARBs..E WORKS
Manufactures and Dealers in
Italian Marble and Granite

Monuments, Tombstores, I.blets, Stat
ues, Iron Fences, and all kinds Of Gene
terry work. We have secured the services
of frst.class workman from the East
We are better than ever prepared to
do firstclass work, at such extreme
ly low prices as to defy competition.
We have also received fine selection of
original designs, both in granite and mar
ble so that parties can make as good Sc
lection from these designs as can be found
anywhere in the United States
Please call and examine, or write for our
designs and prices, before placing your or
ders elsewhere We will make it to your
interest to do so.
Our designs in Iron Fences are the best
and cheapest IN the world We can fur.
nsh good Wrought Iron Fence nearly
as cheap as wood fence.
JAMES DYMOkE,
Manager.
F. A. NOURSE,
Proprietor.
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senator PeTer Speaks to tee knights
of Labor.


Senator PETER was the principal
speaker at public meeting held I'M
der the auspices of the Knights of
Labor not long since in Philad elphia.
He said:
"Under the old dispensation it
was criminal to teach slave to read.
This appears rather harsh, but from
the standpoint of arbitrary and des-
potic power it was logical. 1t is not
very difficult task to enslave an ig-
norant people, and it is easy to keep
an illiterate people in bondage, but
an intelligent or educated people or
nation will never permit themselves
to be deprived of the boon of liberty.
Thus it is that there is so much agi-
tation, so much discomfort in the in
dustrial world.
"Men are being educated to know
what their rights are, and knowing
them they are going to have them.
1t is not so many hundred years since
the laborers on an estate descended
from father to son, like other ohattel,
bat that time is gone forever. The
farmers, the mechanics, the wage
workers of this country planted civil
ization on this soil, constructed rail-
roads, built bridges and created a
mighty industrial empire in what was
before wilderness. Have not they
and their children right to the pro-
duct of their toll?
" The people have become tired of
sending petitions to Congress to have
them disregarded. Hereafter living
petitions, like myself, will be sent,
aud they will get what they are sent
after. The great trouble with many
people is that they look up to and
respect authority too much, and pay
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too much heed to worm eaten trad-
tons. Even men high in govern
mental authority, who should be the
opponents of great industrial princi-
pies, handle them as il they were
afraid OF being scorched by the con-
tact. All of that will be changed in
the near future, as we'll as the prac-
tlce of the U. S. Treasury in furnish
ing the Wall street sharks with money,
interest prepaid, while American citi-
zens are forced to pay the banks ex-
orbitant interest for government
money"
The q S. Supreme Court, during
the term which ended on the 9th
inst, settled 6l7 cases against 40,
which has hitherto been the largest
number passed upon at single
term. The number of cases pre-
sented was unusually large, but of
them only fifteen, which have been
argued, go over until the next term
for decision, and it is probable that
opinions in these cases will be writ
ten for announcement soon after the
court convenes.
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| IDAHO WORLD.
20, 1891


DSCtShOh sh tht IA ssslSfS
WAsHINGToN, May 25.-The Su-
preme Court of the United States to-
day announced the decision in the
Kansas liquor case.
Justice Gray announced that JUS
tees Harlan and Brewer and himself
assented in the decision, but did not
concur in all the reasoning of the
opinion of the court. Rahrer was
the original package agent at Tope-
ka, of Kansas City liquor firm, and
was arrested the day after the origl-
nal package law went into effect
He claimed the law was unconstitu-
tional, and also that it could not go
into operation until the State re-en-
acted its prohlbitory laws. The Cir
cult Court decided against the State
and the case was brought here on APP
peal. The Supreme Court says the
power of the State to impose res
traints and burdens upon persons and
property in the promotion of public
health, good order and prosperity, is
q power always belonging to States.
The power of Congress to regulate
commerce among the several States
when the subjects are national in
their nature is also exclusive, but it
was left free by the constitution, ex-
cept as Congress might undertake to
regulate it. Intoxicating liquors are
undoubtedly subjects of commerce,
like any other commodity, but new
ertheless it has often been held that
laws prohibiting the manufacture and
sale of liquor within the State limits
docs not necessarily infringe any con-
stitutional privilege or immunity.
This right rests upon the acknowl-
edged right of States to control their
purely internal affairs.
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Having secured the services of a
No. l matchmaker from the East, we
are not afraid of contradiction in the
assertion that we are prepared to do
better and finer work than can be
done in ally other jewelry establish
ment in Idaho Territory. We keep
on hand full line of
CLOCKS g. JEWELRY.
ID. B. KIMMEI..
July 10, 80. If.
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dissolution Notice,

Notice is hereby given that the co
partnership heretofore existing between
Louis NJ Suhlsen and John H. Suhlsen,
in the leaming business, was dissolved on
January 30, 1891, by mutual consent, the
interest of the former having been pur-
chased by the latter John H. Suhlsen
will pay all Indebtedness of the late firm
and collect all bills due the firm.
LOUIS NJ. SUHLsEN,
JOHN II. 5 HLsEN.
IDAHO CITY, Idaho, May Z, 1S9l-w3
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Butte has not been as dull for
years as it is at the present time.
The Anaconda and Syndicate mines
have shut down completely. Every
man in the employ Of the Anaconda
company, except the pump men and
engineers, was paid off and discharg-
ed. Amidst all the darkness there is
but one bright spot. Marcus Daley
is authority for the statement that a
company has been organized for the
purpose of building a railroad from
Butte to Anaconda and on to Phil
ipsburg, and he promises that CON
struction work will begin at once.
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NAINSOoKS, LACE. STRIPED lawns,

Victoria Ldlvns, Black Organdie and
dlouses for ladies and boys, fancy
Ltsic Thread Hose, the finest Of hid,
SIX and LiSle Thread Chores, Fans,
trimmed and untrimmed Hats, Fiolo.
ers and Tips, genAemen's e.rtra fine
all ,co0l fancy striped Undeqoare,
CheOiot and Percale Shirts, Custom
made White Shirts, Stralo Hats and
Neck Ties.
lam sole agent for Dr.. Nichols Electro
Magnetic Spinal Supporting Corsets, with
patent Spiral Spring Clasp; also for Toilet
of which will soon have
good supply. Fresh Candies and Nuts
always on hand.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given of our intention
to apply to the Hon. Board of County
Commissioners of Boise county at theiI
next regular meeting in July for license
to run ferry boat at point on Payettt
river opposite west side Of Butte at the
mouth Of Squaw Greek, where we have
roads made and notices for same posted
A POUCH & BRO.
May -, lS9l-w6
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F. A. NOURSE,
Proprietor.
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The dispatches state that many
Democrats and Republicans of Utah
have severed their connection with
the Liberal, or anti Mormon party.
and are organizing on national party
lines. All indications point to dis
memberment of the Mormon, or
" Peoples party 1t begins to look
as if the long war between Mormons
and Gentiles in Utah is being brought
70 a close,
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Notice of Forfeiture.

70 f. NJ Cook and NJ. Mclean: You
are hereby notified that have exnendeG
six Hundred $1,000 Dollars in labor and
tniploE '1hehls on the Unknown and Rams.
norm lodes, or quartz mining claims IN
Banner mining district Boise cnunty
idano' IN order to hold said claims under
the provisions Of Section 1924 Revisit
statutes ,5a OF The United States, for the wears
1855 1883 and 1890. That the pronortinn
OF said expenditure due by earh Of u,''
IS SLOW on your undivided one.alaTter
interest IN each Of said claims Eawfni
money OF the United States, and if within
ninety days after the legal publication Of
ms notice, on tail or refuse O contritnt'
Your proportion of said expenditure ana
WIN legal cost of this publication. lhr
~ in,cIcSls VIII become the property of
The Undersigned, under Section 4354 VI
pa.,.s,. THUS. GRANEY.
ty, Idaho ''''c colh'
May ID, 1S01-g0d
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LIE BAG.
PAR F. DU
lSuite.l

- coAS doC touS StCS Ok1CICI
dams rarmee qui Sc bat contre les
Arabes, ct que NJ. lie dnc de Brette-
vile vous LonOre de son umiti1.
Celia sutlit implement pour vous
ouvrir les portes de notre maison.
Roger Pontiac Sc tut a la grande
stupefactiOn de Mile DaudierHe. ct
la conversation cessa bruSquement.
lis avaient fait du chemin Ell
causant ct ills etaient arrives d un
endrOit Oh la route tournait a
droita, en- s'eloignant de la foret.
-Mademoiselle, dit tont a coup
lie jeune homme, lorsque nous
aurons depasse ce coteau pierreux
qui vous nasque IA vne. vous
apercevrez les arbres de la G-rmo-
Mere, ct vOus he serez plus exposee
a vous egarer. lie chemiu que
nous suivons aboutit a la GRILLE de
votre jardin.
-Vous aller m'abandonner!
s'ecria Germaine.
IL lie fault. ..Nous ne me con.
tredirez pas quand yous aurez
entendu ma confession.
-FOtre. confession
Ne m'avez vous pas demande
de vous dire pourGuoi je me con
damnerai a ne pas vous revoir?
Sans doute...
Eth bien! j'aurais voulu me
dispenser de repondre, mails je ne
sails pas mentir. Je vous fuirai
parce que le lieutenant Pontiac.
qui ma nj nom, nj famille, nj
fortune, he peut pas epouser Mile
Daudierne.
-Je...Je ne comprends pas,
balbutia Germaine Ell rongissant.
Isl je me presentais chez ma.
dame votre mere, je n'aurais pas lie
courage de ny jaInais r~eraraitre,
ct 81 je commettais rimprudence
d'y revenir, je me %preparerais des
chagrins amers.
-Mais, monsieur, il nest pas
question de me marier. let 10
declare que je comprends de moins
en- MONS.
-Quoi! vous ne conprenez pas
que jai peur de vous Amer, dit
Roger ell baissant la voix.
A Get aver qu'elle %pressentait
peut etre, Germaine dewitt tres
pale ct Sierra dams sa main gauche
les renes qu'elle laissait fotter sur
lencolure de Ralph. Ellie sentait
enfin que lie danger de Sc tromper
de chemin n'6tait pas lie seul qu'elle
courdt, ct ga premiere pensee int
de copper court a un entretien aui
s'accentuait beaucoup trop.
Ne craignez rien, maJemoiselle,
reprit III IN autre ton lie lieutenant
Pontac. J'ai tout dit ; il he me
reste qua vous demander grace
pour ma ~sincerite brutale. . .et
aussi pour ma prudence. Vous
garderez de moi une facheuse
opinion, ct assurement vous ne
ne vous doutiez pas quill existat
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Depot de son de riz

On Went d'etablir d Lafourebe Crossi,,
depot Oh For debite par sac on rar tonne ~ ~
son de rz t-es-frais ct de premiere ouaIit6 !
Si.O0 lie sac. La merchandise est parfs;ta'
ment .garantie. S'adresser sur les lenx 1
MIR. Abel Bouterit. =
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ATELIER

Ayant toni lie matfriel necessaire. nous
sOmmes a meme d'pXCcutcr tons les Guvrages
typsgraphiUues Qul mus seront contitS. Les
briefs d'avocat. carries d'dffaires. cuttteS de
features, tickets ulDa b~itation. blancs. circu-
laires, etc, seront inprimcs dams lie plus BRET
delai ct a des pix quI d6tiept toute concur
renee.
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redlre, ct pour y puiser des sujets
de conversation. Ellie aime a Sc
moquer des Parisiens ct a paraitre
bien informee. Au fond, ellie Sc
soucie de la Literature, voire meme
de la politique. a peu pres CONNIE
I'M poisson Sc soucie dune feur.
Economiser, c'est sa seule affaire.
Ellie estime que lie bonheur supreme,
le veritable but de Ia vie, c'est de
MOURN richie. Ellie lie pense qua
l'argent, ellie ne parle que de Par
gent. Ellie passe son temps a
amasser ct a supputer la fortune
des autres. Ellie evalne les patri-
mOiues, ellie chiffre les revenus, ellie
cnntr6le les ~depenses, ct quiconque
ne thesaurise pas est atteint ct
c0nvaincu dun crime irremissible.
On declare quill SO RUNE ct les
gems qui Sc ruinent sont voues au
meprls public. Hypothequer ses
t@erres, meme pour en- acheter
d'autres, c'est dechoir. S'endetter
equivaut a voler, dams lopinion des
citadins darcy.
lis ont u excuse qui est de
n'avoir autre chose a faire que de
medire ct d~'entasser des ecus.
C'est une vile de renters qui
dedaignent lie commerce ct n'enteD.
dent rien a lindnstrie.
II faut voir la grande rue, la rue
Rationale, qui "a change t-ois GU
quatre fois de nom depths un demi.
steele, mails qui ma pas change
d'aspect. Les PEASANTS won't deux
par deux, lentement, sileDcieuse-
ment, posement. lis ne sont pas
presses ct ills mont pas d'idees a
changer. lis COMPETENT les paves
ct cette occupation leur sufit. Les
marchands lament ct baillent sur
lie seuil de leurs boutiques ouvertes.
Les maisons Files m6mes ont Pair
de s'ennnyer. Eft personne ne
s'inquiete de rheure quill est.
L'horloge de rH6tel- de. Vile pour
raft s%'arreter, les citoyens darcy
ne s'apercevraient pas qn'elle ne
marche plus.
Mais quand I'M crosse nouvelle,
une nouvelle locale surtout, tombe
au milleu de ce silence, Arcy sort
brusquement de son sommeil ct
s'anime CONNIE n fourmilliere on
Oh a jete III GALLON.
On sc RESEMBLE an bureau de
tabac, GU cause devant lie compteur
du pharmacien, ct lie balloon du
cercle Sc garnit de curieux qui
guettent les allees ct venues des
gems que Fevenement du Jour
interesse directement.
Sill s'agit dun scandale conjugal,
on attend que lie mari passe pour
voir u sa figure comment il a
la chose. Et quand il est
question dune affaire on la Justice
peut %intervenir, on epic les sorties
du procureur de la Republique.
LIE lendemain de Ia catastrophe
du bac de la Germoniere, toute la
la population de cette sous prefec.
ture assoupie etait sur pied. La
litteraire ne desemplissait
pas ct les commentaries allalent
grand train. Quelques fantaisistes A.,
Dretendaient que la mort tragioue :
les 6poux Vignemal n'etait pas lie :
dun accident, mails la +.
les grande majorite ne Sc preoccu.
'ait que des consequences de cette
mort au point de vue de la trans. :
mission de pheritage. On connais. :
AIT Resistance des testaments an :.
vivant ; on savait chez quel .
lotaire lis etaient d<poses, ct les ;.
orts de Pendroit d6claraient quar-. :
hur DIN POmm4val allait rocro;ll;r B
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pour Sc premium cOntre I'm entrai-
nement de cGur. Je manque a
toutes les traditions de mon arme,
mails REIMBURSEMENT je suis une
exception.
Cette fois, Germaine Sc demanda
81 Fotficier await vonlu tout simple
ment Sc moQuer dele, mails ellie
n'eut qua lie regarder pour revenir
de cette id6e. Roger Pontiac essay
ait de tOurner sa declaration ell
plaisanterie, mails ses yeux demen.
talent son sourire.
AlOrs settlement ellie devina
quill ~affectait Get air dfgage )onr
la ras>urer, ct tant de delicatesse
la toucha profoDd6ment.
IL m'aimerait CONNIE je YOU
Grais Gtre aimee, pensait-eI!e.
Eft ellie ne songeait plus 4 rendte
la main a Ralph, gui ne demandait
qua repFendre les allures wives.
-Je vous al annonce que s
vous me forciez a dire &c que il
pense, vous me congedieriez apres
m'avoir ecoute, continue gaiement
Roger. L'heule est venue de
sublr lie sort que je pIevoyais...e
vous verrez, mademoiselIe, que je
be manqne pas de courage, car lie
Tais m'eloigner sans me plaindre
EFT sans revenir sur yotre reso-
luton de he jaMais entrer a la
Germonierei s'ecria Mile Dau-
dlerne. Convenez, monsieur, que
c'est IA IN pur enfantillage, ct que
vous donnez beaucoup trop dim
portance a un incident tres simple.
Fous avez pris Ia peine de me
ramener d la maison. Sans vcus
fen aurais peut etre etc reduite q
passer une mutt a la belle etoile,
Ii est tout naturel qu'un service
rendu devienne lie point de depart
de relations entre vous ct ma
famille. Mails de la aux conse
quences qui vous effraient, il J a
loin. Eft 81 vous persistlez a nous
tenlr Iigneur, vous me ~blesseriez.
j. vons lie Jure, car je finirais par
crolre que je vOus al inspire une
antlpathie insicibe-.. let J'ai pour
vons un sentiment tout oppose.
Jespere que, moi aussi. je suis
franche. ajouta gaiement Germainp
All. vouS vous imaginez que Lous
nous serOns rencontres CONNIE on
50 rencontre dams les romans ct
qn1l men sera que celia! Non, non,
ne veux pas me brouil.ler avec
fees de la roche de Lemon.
Files me joueraient de mauyais
81 je me contentais des pre-.
que vous me donnez. Vous
vlendrez, monsieur, ct vous verrez
que vous vous alarmiez a tort.
Je vous avertis, d'ailleurs, que 81
ne venez pas, mon oncle ira
chercher q Bretteville =. lie
dire vous remercier. eft il
bien que vous lui reudiez sa
Vous serez recu cordiale-
neht ct vous vous Ell irez CONNIE
serez venu...le ceur libre.
--Je tacherai, mnrmura Pontiac.
7aincu. Je donnerais ma vie pour
sacritier mon repos.
-Alors, je compile sur vous. ct
e vous permets de me gutter lei.
ileux vault meme que vous ne
7ous presenter pas ce solr. Vous
'uriez Pair de demander une recon.
'ense pour avoir rapporte un objet
'erdn. Mais, II dater de domain. !
e vous attendrai tous les jours.
L'othcier de hussards s'inclina $
ans repondre, ct Germaine lanca ,
on cheval u la route, sans tour ,
Ter la t6te. .
Ellie etait ravie de s'6tre tree ,