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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-06-19

THos. CARRIGAN and Matt Zapp, Of
Garden valley, were bargaining for
the Garrecht meat market Wednes-
day. They went down to the valley
Yesterday and will return to-day. 1t
is very probable that they will buy
the property.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-06-19

THE weather still continues to con-
ouct itself in manner wholly unbe-
coming the season. Cool, or rather
cold, showers are still of daily occur
renee, and the air is so cool as TO
make fires necessary for comfort.
This kind Of weather has been of
great benefit to placer miners, and
they are hoping it will continue.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-06-19

CHARLEY Brown, of the Bend, was
in town last Wednesday with load
of strawberries, and they were
big, fat whoppers, and high grade in
delicousness.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-06-19

o. \. DrQvErrU and Charles Mann
are School Trustees worth having.
They are hauling rock for the foun-
dation of the new school house, and
without pay for either their teams
or labor. They are hauling from
Bear Run and near the Warm
Springs.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-06-19

TWENTY thousand cedar shingles
were received Wednesday from
Roise for the new school house
The cost was $3.50 per thousand,
laid down.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-06-19
Garr1cds

a the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John
Kennaly, this place Monday evening,
june Is, 1891, by Rev d. c. Pattee, Law
renee Garrecht and Miss Rose Foster.
The ceremony was Witnessed by the
relatives of the couple and few invited
friends, being an unostentatious and SEN
sible wedding. The many friends Of the
young couple extend congratulations
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-06-19

JAS. PRIcE came down from Sum-
NIT Flat last Wednesday and re-
turned Yesterday, He says snow fell
up there the other day to the depth
Of six or eight inches.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-06-19

SALMON CITY RECORDER: On
Last Thursday little Johnny Comp
ton was drowned in Hayden creek, at
Lemhi Agency. The little fellow
was at play during recess with the
other pupils and in crossing the stream
on foot log either fell or was push
ed into the stream and was swept
away, and although careful search
was made the body had not been
found and it is thought has been car
ried into the Lemhi river. Should
this prove to be the case it is very
doubtful if the remains are ever re-
covered. The child was about six
years of age and has been attending
the Agency school, with his older
brother, for the past eight months,
and was an exceptionally bright boy.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-06-19
sGnG1-wEEKLx


Ny blacksmith shop in Garden val
ley is for sale. All accounts due me,
if not settled within sixty days, will
be placed in the hands Of collector.
ADAM LIND.
June 10, 81. tt.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-06-19
Al. RINEARSON.
CIVU, ENGINEER,

CIVIL ENGINEER,
Also T. S. Deputy mineral surveyor for
Idaho
Orders received from any part of the
State will receive careful attention.
Will also survey tunnels, bitches aud
farms.
Eighteen years in the field.
HORs EsltoE BEND, idahO.-Au9S-yl
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-06-19
BIDS

For the purpose of bonding the IN
debtedness of Boise county (amoun'-
ing to $4,000, more or less) at the
lowest rate of interest, Will oe re-
.cs,ved at the Clerks Office at Idaho
Citv, Idaho, up to July l3, 1891 In
terest payable sem-annually'
ART CUNNINGHAM,
Clerk Board Co. Com.
A-;l 0S 'Q1
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-06-19

SAM DRoLIINGER and Herman
Boodrie arrived here Yesterday from
Ranner. Sam came in to have a
niece OF steel extracted from his eye.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-06-19
COUNTY AND STATE.

CLOTHES cleaned and repaired
material for embroidery and fancy
work Tor sale. MRS. J. w. REEL.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-06-19

WM. DILLON and Frank Boaeh,
mining men, came down from Col
couda district Wednesday and went
up into the Gambrinus country yes
terday. The boys report tha, during
the storm the other day snow piled
up to the depth Of nearly foot at
the Golcouda.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-06-19

DR.. J. C. LEONARD, dentist, will
visit the Basin and Banner about
June Goth.
June 8. I'd.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-06-19

The Garrecht meat market, of this
place and all pertaining thereto, and
also barn and slaughter house are for
sale, cheap for cash.
Mrs. joan GARREcHT.
Idaho City, May %, 1891-tf.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-06-19

Two OF the Daley Brothers and
another man, from Boise valley, ar
r;ved here last Wednesday on 'her
way to Sheep Mountain
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-06-19
NOTICE

All persons knowing themselves
indebted to the late firm OF \. q.
Caurch. Ceuteryllle, Idaho, are re-
auested to settle immediately with
the undersigned, at his place Of busi-
ness at CenterviIle, Idaho, who is au-
thorized to collect the same.
All accounts remaining unpaid Will
be placed in the hands OF my attorney
for collection.
NORMAN II. YoUNG.
Feb. 20, 81. #.
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June 10, 81. tt.
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June 8. I'd.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-06-19

April IS, 81.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-06-19

All orders will have prompt and careful
attepSiuu NATHAN FALK 81 Bss0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-21

To THE EDITOR OF The SuN-Si: In TIE
SUNDAY Suns cable letter from London there
was no moro interesting paragi aIh than this:
Marcus Mayer took party o. Americans from Lon
don to Craig Nos by special raoon carrisHes and
lost his money at poker going and returning. lie won
4 on ratis ago however that more than made up
his losses An English Journalist offered to WAGER thx:
the son2sress age WAS nearer 81 than A. and Mayer
took lin UP M. result was that tie sto!s out
the theatre between the fr,t at Of "Traviats anil
the garden scene Of Faust" on Wednesday piEht on
san hunt TO. the family Bible The book di.cov.
cred IN the houdor Just M rho grand dining saloon
the castle. ant IN i was found recorded Nine PATHS
birth On i'h II, lsi7.
Tho doinGs and the sayings OF that pic,ur-
csIue ira, e-r. Marcus Mayer. R,e always
!ranght with unique interest. But. nil tho
same. he has-rorEnra unwittln9ly-buncoc
his Lnnlon newspaper friend. The English
MAJ won hat bot, II Marcus discoyeied any
family Bible In Craig Nos, Il was doe: orcd I"
Nirolini may have done u. He's sorry way.
l,nt:i was born Mt o'clock In the Il. trrnoon
o. Feb. ~. lA3, in Fnenrarra! street. Madrid.
spain. There's no escape from thar cold fact.
Don JOSS L"sada u. vicar OF the pniish uf ST.
louis Madrid, chriatensd tn. babe. and the
know that she I. the dauRhter OF SALVATORE
sicily. md of tuterina Patti N!r Ch'e.RI, . ma
tive ~ Rome. The .chds codprrsnts gave
h.r the nane OF Adele Jeanne Marie AMI
Ad lie later became our Adellnr.
Does Marcus want to bet against this record !?
DETnUyM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-21

Gen. HARRlsoN's majority in peunsyl-
<ania three years ago was almost eighty
thousand. In the dispensation OF important
Federal Offices Pennsylvania has received n
more than generous share from President
HARRIsoSs hands. Yet all of his efforts to
build up for himself a personal following in
that State have accomplished no result that
Is not swept away and out OF sight at the
very first opening OF the iluodgaLcs OF Mr.
BLAINE's popularity.
In the resolutions adopted at Ilarl ishurg
Tile President, as personal Quantity in ma
tional politics, is ignored. With Il few for
NAL words commencing the Administration,
but not tue man, the platform passes on t.
BLAINE, tho man, reaiirming "thc loyalty
pnd devotion OF the Republicans %! Prnnsyi
Sania to her most distinguished son, the
Hon JAMES q. BLAINE"
This means only one thing. II means that
the Republican party of the greatest and
safest OF Republican States is for BLAINE
and not for HARRISON. Tho State Cunrnn-
tion. indeed. came within an ace Of putting
Mr.. BLAINE In nomination for Pre- sdeut by
direct recommendation addressed TO the
next National Republican Convention; and
the fact appears to be that the post onement
OF the distinct expression OF IN overwhelm-
Ing sentiment was brought about at the last
moment by the cooler headed friends OF Mr..
BLAINE, not so much to spare the President
this final humiliation as To avoid forcing
the Secretary Of State into u declaration en-
barrassing to himself and perhaps disas-
trous to their own hopes for next year.
That the omission Of tho nominating
clause In the BLAINE plank counts moth
ing for Gen. HARRIsoN's prospects in Penn
sylvania, and that it was simply the result
OF self-restraint suggested by c0nsidera-
tions OF expediency, is apparent from the
comments OF the Hon. CHARLES EMORY
SMITHS newspaper. which has been fore
most In advising the course finally adopted.
"There Is no question and never has been. "
says the Philadelphia Press. where Penn
sylvania Republicans stand In regard to
Mr. BLAINE. He is their first choice for
President, and at the proper time they will
SO express themselves unless MIR. BLAINE
himself forbids it,"
or course Mr.. BLAINE Is the first choice Of
the Pennsylvania Republicans. lie is the
first choice Of tho Republicans in many
States besides Pennsylvania; and from this
time on We shall probably witness in many
quarters the irrepressible manifestations Of
Republican preference for a statesman who
is making no effort to secure the nominal
ton Of that party for President. and for
whom no man Is authorized to say that he
would accept the nomination IL 1t were his
to-day by unanimous vote.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-21

tho LYMAN system should not be suffered to
drop. One remarkable point insisted on by
Commissioner LYMAN vas that Congress
men ought to have no voice whatever in
civil service appointments. This surely
ought TO ba thrash"d out. Why should
congressman have no yoicc in such appoint
mcnts? As q contribution to TIL" discussion
of this very practical question, lot us cito n
letter written by ABRAHAM LINCOLN after
ho had served t"rn in Congress. I: was
addressed 10 his irirHd Gen SCIIrSCk,
then Nh active and Influential Congr ss,nan
from Ohio. Gen. SCnENCk himself showed
us the letter some wears ago aud we have
no doubt it is now In the possession OF his
daughters. II was brief and to the point as
Mr.. LtNcorS's letters were apt 20 lr.
The Land OHlr' MS then ,acau'. and Mr.
LINCOLN wanted II. l.r snid 50 plainly to
hi, friend Gen. ;'Ciii,NUN. 1ln stated that
he thou IN his services 20 thclr party en-
titled him 80 ia,c tho ,ficc; ana he keG
the General to use His influence TO get IL
i,r him. II dill r,y Lost to get it Tor him.
snid Cen, SCHESCT, and he ought to have
got il. Bat lie did no. got It,"
Docs anybody doubt that II LINCOLN had
got the office he would lave Gonc his duty
IN Il hy the c"uatry? Wha, Is there in COM
Eun between n genuine sensible civil service
rr'orm and System" under which Com
ere -sni"n iil.r Gen. SCuENCK should he for.
III h!cn IN exert their influence in favor OF
applicants iik" ABRAHAM LINCOLN person.
ally and y i,!c;lly wei! known 10 them?
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-21
Foreign Note. OF Rea, Interest.

Inc c'aiae "as zen discarded a: the Amligu !he
hrs' theatre in Paris to break into Tho tradition
The formation Of an Irish Climb has been begun in 1on'
don the 'rsh popuati'n there. ahout '"'o. having
no frch place OF rendezN"n'.
Ito history OF the world In Arabic Is being written
ny Mshn"ud fehmy rashl companion Of Arab in
eHMe III eT'oh. no hopes 70 nhsh II this year 1t
WIN ne III hNe large volumes
ITO latest the rY ABOUT the Nan OF the Iron Mask 10
,hat he was ten DE h"'onde' and was condemned Tor
the orders OF MARSHAL canat by raising thu
siege "' Ato"h IN iiecm'ht
INK "Ah'n1s SUCK tnat oe'onced 10 Louis XVIII.
a'.h e""'e ''e Upset "ner q" s'' a. We h"tei ornot
"'u ''e H'"'e o. .AFes ~ h"Has" mo weapon
h"u 10 oe "l'h'thNh u''"sf the reserve OK so.
shP h'ehH "h,sh vi SWING "she Eeels ana
sn"e uooh hor/"h'a ans mas boon Invented
IN Ar''h WIKI 'he 'Ne' NM ana the shin well
hee'eu me 'se~"r' "s' "a" os seen only ha'f mile
ihs f"r's waters VINO nave FORMED trade union
are now discussing 'heF "'hatnm "la M restaurant
keepers sy no. ohy 'nsss upon the'r right to wear
oe'''s A"a u" u"'to'hS '"' 40" W Shoko "hsh not
ss.n"Ey ser'ihS
me belfast Hea''A' INSPECTOR pr. Ntahord asearts
"A. INC fecs"' ssn'a'io"A' 'ta'em'h" regarding tue
. ''s' ', ' w .'',A,u. n' :. s'o~ sN"Eee'"
o"' w 'N''''e '.''au y, Nv S"',ons 'o' ming
h' Hh1UA' .on.u ~o'u' urea .ha Loon Neash'
oI' A"'u' Nv s""ons W.T., so'a 'a'' year
'"e w ".'''' "~' ~. :" 'rkAn' 'he
"'-' ''''' 'p''' '""'.'o, 'of "'''A'y Work anu
''F wv ''. VI o"'' .. '''ueAlh'e".' me s"o
''''" 10 ''A ' - '''' " "e'P "'eay
n'e""'''' =" ''~." a"u " "p'.A' 10 '"s courts
h'e'-' ""o >. u".',,' '" w. ".nne's o'
'"e ~'"' VI "s '' "A,n' p'o'',s" am u ne "
N'"sh' A'".' VI w. r'o'e~'o" VIII W se"t 70 'hs
49, " ''' .''' ''.
no"." ,' .oH.'!."o' , ~ ",e"n fn'ner
' '"- ~ '."I""s'hs reign
h'a 'ne r'"''o VI VI. Na'n',e '"o''h oeeh darker
:" '"s w " 49, 80 " ~. .u"'''. VIZ MOI
on .o'"s """,u ,,,, ~, wv '0."',S LIVER
. Ioo WV Wv ''s NV w ""'e" ""o" 81 AN 'hc'e"N OF
"'''' .'' ,'" ~. ." !''I''N'' 10 'hs III
- 49, ~ ..,,a" =, r."', ~ Nn.''oN Apos
Ho'' "H' I"' ~'''" - '''''- !" M ''ih""1 were
'' 80,
. Ho'" WV 1850 80 ' "s "".' a p"'uen'"fE "
" .o",e :. H"~,y n'msen 20 produce h's
80 ''N ,,I,, a'nA' '"s' 'ns "s"srs ~
1o' n.'s Vee" ''s"', ueh.ae' 70 n.s country. Ihsy
" ~ @ '.oA '"sr'eheh hA''oh
'" ''''". ''''''''eN W." """' ~ "AA "hen '"s War
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-21
GREAT LUCK WITH THE DICE
ApEar's Venture, ind What tho Veteran
Gambler Said OF 1t.

From he tHcd Obserpsr.
To-day Is the sixth anniversary OF th.
death oil Edgar X. Apgnr." snid the old news
one night in New York city. l had to return
t. Albany ~ the II o clock train. At half at
10. white we were going I'D town. Apgar sur:
gssted that he had $40 to lose. and propossi
that wo stop ut John Morrissey's. So we
stopped. md esently no was engaged in 0
EamC called. believe. French hazard. wnchl.
pnyed with three dice. II you hit three 81 a
kind tho bank pays $50 for one. Mr.. Arga!
played with varying success uutil n quarter oil
II when told him l must 60. All right lie
saia elapning down 81 on the three lhroea
the old fellow who was keeping the game
Tired his Dice cur and there were three trays.
He had 10 GO over to Mr.. Morrissey to get ihe
$500 to ray Apsnr with Then va left
1t Was some yen, later that Mr.. Apgar. nc.
comrhnicd by q. Hilton Scribnoy. who was Their
Secretary o! STATE. entered Morrissey's ciut
House NJ tarhtogA. and finding thers an ~
gambler who looked like st. Paul. they cnt.r
into conversation with him. He told ;hem how
he had won mill! ns OF dollars during 'M
course OF HIS Ion lilo. md lost it all agat,
What Is your name 2 asked Mr.. Scrihner. Nv
ZANE il Scriber. said the old gambler. Why
that Is my name" said the Eccretary. Yes
answered The old gambler. I know YOU Then
Mr.. Agar asked him o tell the most wonder.
fnl eIan;le Of winning within his memory.
Vol. lie answered. 1t happened In New York
city about three years ago when y yoUnS man
came into Mr.. Norr sseys and staked 81 o. the
three 1ray. nrd won t'I0. and loft with II ]
am that young mas said hpgar. Yes ca!mi
replied It. Paul. know you.'"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-21

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-21
TIE NEW AND WOMEN OF VERMONT,
AZ Seen by . Stranger In ncnnington Dur.
Ing the stark Celebration.

Ing INC rtark NeieprhuOHs
BESN1yoToS.vt. Aug. 2o.-An observant New
Yorker. who has boon In Remington during
the celebration OF Stark's victory. spent most
OF his time here In looking at the multitude OF
mountaincsgs who came to take part In tho
celebration. In sreukng about the subject he
said: =" To me. after travelling In other coun-
tries and among other races than my own. 1t
has Geen most interesting to spend time In
looking At the genuine American stock OF
manhood Tint Ia to lie seen Ia the Grecn Noun
thin State Here they have como TO the num-
her Of perhaps twenty thousand. from the
farms and the hamists OF all the counties OF
Vermont. was greatly struck by their ap-
pearance. and all tho more because
had never been among them before. They
are more homogeneous and more American
thnn the DEMONS OF any other State l have
seen. They are sturdy. hearty. brainy people.
The rustics from tho fields are In every respect
equal to tho traders and workers from the
towns. They are all rsmarkable Tor hea!th
The ,Ionsands Of, ITEM At tho eesSration was
well dresss; and have no, seen ragged g, 4, or
c,o,hcs. They have. not In. careworn inces
York. The!r bodies are well butt and hey
walk In m independent fashion. ] ln,e talk.
nj WIN man IF hI f0 mct pn IONS 10 n
MSs. haTH Sr g094 r. cad sa
OF Them. Tho farmer. Know al about
Agriculture. the shopkeeiers MI ahout
business. the craftsmen know their traIes.
aud everybody knows what Is going on in tho
world 10y reading the newspapers 10 an sNtens
nnsGnalle ,i IN any Other country Ct thn wni!,!
1T * nh intelliyent community all AROUND III
Vermont. 1t is indus riou.. thrifty. viriuon-.
and religious, There IA no kind Of ariStocra'Y
NV Vermont. though there h,o few rich iaen.
and have not seen anr rrocntlpra h st-
sterrcrs. There = not much tnik nbo;t ira
teiniiy hero hut the spiri. OF tho reore Is Ha-
!etnal.
1t has been pleasant 20 behold the thou:
snnds II Vermont women. mni,'"ns ana
mat Oah, ut tue celebration viii their brother :.
husbands. ~ fathers Those from tho inrms
ar. rs lively or us nat'ily dressa ~ I h"-e
good taste and lik" >" ma (" good appear;
nncs Az iMle. they have shGEely figures a,i
line faces. with pleasant o" nmtahe bn.
solar cArrcssion. Many o. them have.",y
checks. They mr." CHEEKY. then. step IS ight.
and you DO NJ. Mood 10 lie tn!L TINT in :, &c
and In liio thcv are on an EQUALITY with Tho
ether sex. J am sure that TIE nn'rtus are
good housekeer,rs; that tie damseie will mako
good wives. AN, That ,lun,eS ic haruincss is
widespread il the Green Mountain state.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-21
THE GEH.N.iN E.IKBLE.
His Assistant IL Excited Over the Juaux
OF Foreigners TO These Shores.

His Ass!stant IL Excited Over the Jnaux
OF Foreigners to These Shores.
The German barber was talking about what
no called tie "Rwck areeu' made by the
Teutonic and the Majestic when The reporter
Of TuE SuS Wen, to The old shop 20 &c, shaved
yesterday.
Dose vessels a,e Jim-daisies. Amt 1t p he
asked. 81 tell YOU vot II Is. Il iuan like mo. vot
got bimseluf ON der wrong side by der Ad-
landic. eau appreciate der imborance OF gid
ding Rwick away from there. Maybe. some
day. We dake our Sundays of In Europe. al
retty; md come back ny Monday mornings ,ot
It's strange vot effects such dirGs shall
Of mine told mo this morning dot 80 sooa vot
he read der news abowd der Teuton c bead ng
dose RECORDS Ie took IRON preIncss der alter
und chumred on his granifarder's CRATE
What did he do tnAt for"
=" Not he done It for! He vos mad like der
here ny II sailing ship u hunde,t yonr ago. He
vent To- der CRATE und told der olt man he
yos'nt in II. und he never Yes in It: and MI Of
his descendants vos ashamed o! himsruf Tor
coming by Ametirn in R. sailing shin und burn
ing talow candles und craving arount in
sdage con he's He said II der oil man knew
start family in America. der least lie could
done vos to keeb anoder chenetation Waiting
to come by der City OF Baris.
cd. HE. says. ny chiminv hooky! der whole
steamship peezness vns making ireland Paren
und nearer By der ni,sd $ tales. he Ginks it viii
geen ar rntn OF der Ionnirs Him mnd anoder
Norwegian hold nilcnatons mpe,i,. gs on der
imm 'giaiion Ewe>tton. EACH Won has got der
nbni"n DOT der coundry vii ny der dogs vent
u somedfngs amt done to stop der Irish. dor
Chews. uni der Eyc-talans coming Oier hero
like seXty. der way they are doing now. alretty."