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Pension o.

WASHINGTON March 20.-Pensions have
been granted to the following residents Of
Maiae: Original, Peter Martin, Jossph
Hail, Henry A. Frye, stepan Gross
ALERT b. Weber. sl,ss William
Campbell, Francis Rebsro, Albert $.
Grifiin, John KallY, John Croweli,
additional, John d McNaane, David j.
Lyman: renewal. Sylvester Abbott !,
original, sophronia 3, widow Of David P.
Stowell, Margaret, widow OF James Nc
Gaise. Catherine. mother Of A. NJ Reb-
bins, Elizabeth. mother of Daniel Patch.
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witnesses a.iuss to Testify.

SKowHEGAN. March 2o.-B,siaess at
the Supreme Judicial Court at Skowhesa
is rather dull. The grand jury seem to be-
having an extra amount of business. In
some instances the Witnesses have refused
TO testify.
ON thursday three Witnesses refused to
testify and were locked up by the sheriff.
After being locked up awhile two Of the m
decided that il was bess to testify. The
o'hsr ona slept in the lookup Thursday
night and was given q chance to testify
Friday forenoon.
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I9fsmou. rrsa,msnt IN Fee Country

Nsw YosK. March 2o.-Mr. B. Herce,
.ho has b en- investigating the treatment
OF the Bnbcmians employed on the Norfolk
& Western railroad in Logan county /,
w. Va. returned to this city. bsinsinx
with him three men ard woman, 4,
whom he rescued from the camp. Mr..
Herce brongh: 10 mea axsy from the
csmp, bat 10 Of them scared employment
st Pocahoutss. w. Va. The men ssy they
were compelled to work like slaves, were
watched day and eight snd chased by blood
hounds il they attempted TO escsps. Their
clotbirg was insufficient and they were
compelled TO sleep In closely built log
shsck., their beds consisting Of leaves upon
the frczsn earth.
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sp,,tea Fsvsr Ootbresk In Pittsbusg.

PrrrsnuRG, Pa, Ma'ch 20-Sure
tsndel Baker Of the bureau OF health, said
lsst nj sht. thst five cases Of spotted fever
were reported to him. They are in the
stisklv pepuls,e' distrie, of The city. The
doctors ssy ihas The diseae is highly cpl
.emic, and that i. is more to be dseaeed
than small pox Or cholera. There are also
several CAGES a, Che.wick, in this county.
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THEY CONFESS.
Arrest Of Men Who ATTEMPTED
10 Wreck Train
On tho Boston 4 nliaa Hear Wells
While Drunk.
Grand jury At ekowhsgan Deals with
Refractory Witnesses.

BIDDEPozD. March 20.-Sinee the 70.
eeDt ate mpt 10 wreck the Boston / Maine
passenger train near Wells, Boston de-
ieetive has been investigating the case.
To-Day be arrested tvo young men who live
near Wells. one named kimbail and the
other Allen. The latter Is 81 years
old. sad the other few years yeun ger.
They confessed That they pixced the sleep
srs on the track Monday, and said they did
il for fun as they had been drinking st the
time. The p.isousrs were taken TO the
Alfred all, awaiting action Of the Grand
jury Of the May term Of Supreme Court.
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How They Passed the Counterfsis
Half DolIa's.

Providence, March 20.-Lxst evening
a trio OF couaterfsi,ers supplied with spusi.
Gus half dollars selected Barnes hot,l, the
stores of George T. B4tchelder and John
Leo, and Csuieidale and Allendsle
stores fer their field Of operations.
They were between 20 sni 25 years Of sgs,
medium height, we'll dressed. Their plan
was to purchase small quantities Of cigar
cites or cigars and pocket ls~ful tender In
change. II is not known wha: amount Of
money they passed. They visited several
villages alosg the New London Turnpike.
One man has been arrested and 10 in the
Centrsdsle lookup.
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sPAaKe rRoM MAINE wrRss

postoffice has been establishedst at X COX
Ceatre, Waldo county, ard Andrew j, Ken
nedy appointed postmaster.
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The striking wesvers st the Cornell mill,
Fal River, by vote Of ~ to II, decided
t, rrolorg the trouble. Agent Waterman
made them very fair proposition which
thew 1ecliua to accent.
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oIonxL 9ERVICe.
Wsathss Indications for the Next -
Houzs.


War DEPARTMENT,
Office of the Chief Signal Officer,
WAsHIsGroN. March 81. A. NJ J
Maine increasing cloudiness,, light rain
slightly warmer; east winds.
Storm signals displayed at Narrsgansetl
section; csu,iobsIy signals at all other
stations from Delswsre BreAkwater to
Ess,port.
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Nervous hea1ac he, ~akefulaees, relieved
by nhsling Johnson's Anodyne Lininen'
freely arIbd4w-
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ana a. quickly as can safely b. de'ie.
rrRrRAr AND SPECIAL, TERMS

ana a. quickly as can safely ~ defis
LIBERAL AND SPECIAL TERMS.
The pr has s,srtai svectal dcr-s 81 nlesr,
sr- treatment by mali Re viii Ter fNa eHtt 'fert
aisents applying ty etey t'r tff n'Hinal e'.es of
h Dollars per month"; trnat1nF at. lhriIi oE
upAt,in.. and all letter suitsiious rtt that
tins Required thI.i. tsr below ths NsH'l rNHTaHs
paid hs Nsw YORK ofrs And ~ .tr "ni, Nf1sfldHtF
ever offered ebtRtnlng no serv'cH- N Al expert
sprnss, III. br Gao afs-at9is offer A. no
h. not depsndsut his tnnl department HNcauc 4
t4fsa tnrrn1e from biz New YORK ffF FraJtprN wnDrn
aod hpst psid ia ,Lr CITY 1na pr ~ stand
tn. aud rcpuipt Ton tn NsS X0-z h Ycassis t's best
guarantee 10 paileuts
DO not he humhugSef ~ Grasts vf'h ffss pa
-rriptiuns patent rioire' 80 "a-oi R'l''' NJ sarH
,e- ectnt anlas arl tire uAs, VIA Naaa {r case over
20 xrsslsused sssI-tan's th1ss sto ave su'e ~
for wears sp-ns rst'iey. sud lpst 1t oge, -h"ai
erfts g., pr rnnHrt1F Fsenfass iAs "a .s''s uer-
son al attention. w-ts st cae'. s'afulE case and
cac. i-.rI S3 for . months tfrettnr"f, or "fl's
tor synntof;i tlank rutlu>tHS s5arp g. rspY Az
carnh,ariestias strictly egut isntsi eas stssrtss
TAAnt q Wednesday aHd Saturday.
To obtaln ths sp@cis tssrsr eiSr stcn tcr Gsass
'eb7d&vsg
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frE Sais AZ ia Eea
FOR SALE.

a almbet of deEiratte reside Sees la Aas sasi.L
Ne. vsrying In price from $3.50 to Ss,Dse; 81
80 several 10 to 10 acre places tn the suburbs "
ttli oity two story house and tof Ia lie xisfnn,
Me. number OF fs-ms Ia kennebso county
.AlJ =. an 2rico from ef1oO 10 eSocG. Roeses
AID teaensn,s 10 let r. ". WsIrsSOusD, At
tot Y. Ausns.s. Msine. lsHfc
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sru3. ustNf- NWfl Aifs-
plmptas, rlotrhs8, gcrniii~
Ia, msFcurial rolsnuiDg,
rheumatism, stubborn knd
rhrunje sstn eruption 9
ate. Diseases OF th. kii
nay. bladder, ard other
organs, discharges.
slseE. stTictur q. etc
ti,c, nervous debility.
lost %iSor. vaf!coCele,
epitApey. decrease OF vital
power and a'ieifects " eN-
cesses. indtHcretion. OF
cvHrscrE. ieaoiag 80 ETn-
oral Dsrv'a-ns-., hlstarsa
aud Peraiy5lc CONDITIONS.
Eseeni rssaA cured IN enc Co
ufer weeks Stubborn anl
chton3u cases soi'sited, ef
ter ell others fail. nr
Eanscuur hs- ceres ipanf
rAsss given ~ q. hepeivss
both boy American eni
ForefEf, i'Nysieiaps. No
a.. Stt-lUt 17.Fe. BERN FttFtlrt a.
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FRIDAY, Mar. 2

FRIpAr, Mar. 30, 1891.
Senate called TO order BY the president.
Prayer BY the Rev. DR.. Kicker Of
Augusta.
Journal Of Thursday, March 10, read
and approved.
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DAuA's rs "duAA..rs.o" 70 ocss'
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rrnLIc Aers ArrRovkn MAKcH 10. lsel.

PUBLIC ACTs APPROVED MARCH ~, iS9l.
An act to amend sections 81 and 81 Of the
Revised Ststues re'at!ng to the manner OF fishing,
An act to amerd section cbapter 291 of the
Fu lie | avs of 1889 relating 10 the regulation of
lobster fisheries
an act to smeni section i36 Of chapte- 81 OF the
Revi,ed Statutes relating , railroad liana
An act additional to chapter 67, seciiOu SIS OF
the Revised Statutes relating to the adoption OF
children.
An act In rel'tion t, the business of loan and
building associations.
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PRESENTED AND REFERRED TO SrA1
CoNaIrrFE ON VaIrATroS


COMMITTEE ON VaLrArIoS.
By Mr.. Nutting of Aroostook Memo
risl of assessor. of Perhzm plantation in
relation TO State valuation of s,id plauta-
| ton.
Mr.. Warren of York presented resolve
in favor of proceedings to consider tho
adoption of sn address, to the Governor for
| the removal Of Charles 5 Hamilton, judgs
Of the municipal c0url of the city Of Bidie
fora- and moved that it be entered upon
The journal of the Se1ste,
| Mr. Rogers OF Washing gton moved that
the mater lie upon the table.
| Mr.. Warren Of York-This hiss been a
very disagreesbIe and unpleasant matter
for the York delegation ir this Legislature.
It hs, been delayed hearing in
order that the judge mentioned
tight take such steps SIS to relieve US from
sny further action. but he has sesn fs no.
to take these steps. This matter has as
sumed great deal of publicity through the
press, and from this source I doub! no.
that all Of ycu have become mare or less
fsmilsr with the matter. shall not enter
into any OF It's details: but the people OF
York county have been made aware of
these charge. 70, long time; and they
v I'VE ~ bH ESAtEfSn anu iLst tDls luGRc IDby
De removed, that 90 such stain may rest
upon their fair name. This is the only
tribunal before which they can come. II
this Legislature takes no seton ia the mat
ter he will simply sit upoa the bsnch aud
serve his iine out; ard in behalf Of the
citizens Of York county I hope sucii
sc,ipn NAV be taken IN this matter a. will
oe'spp.oved.
| 4,
thst she besriug shall BE- tie 3lss day OF
March. We are nearing the end of the
session Z. IL arything is to be done, il
seems to the chsir there should be M
unnecs ssAry delay, a. reasonable nctcs
should be afforded to the party stfscted by
these proceedings in order that be may pre-
pare lis defense, ard il seems to the chsi,
important that, unless the Senate for res.
sons satisfactory to itself decides rot 70
receive these resolutions, that due prozrssi
should be made.
Mr.. Ryder of Penobscot | wish to ssy
Sility Of admit.ics these resolu
only t,ibunsl ,ha: can de justics
either to that judge CT the people in ihsi
sec,ian of the State. His character ha.
| D~tH 1SsaiISa. ii Ie Is lEnucEnk Et
Sd ,uld have q chance t, vindicate himself
and il be is gritty the matter shouii bs
tiled out in proper tribunal, and he shouIt
be removed scsording to the provisio1s oI
the Cor Gituiiou. II seems to me this il
the only FasonaSle view to take of il. /
is necessary that these resolutions shouit
be adopts and spread upon the journal o.
the Senate and sens down to the Hous;
for concurTeree. then notice il orderet
upon it, aud IN orde, to facilitate the mat
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House MATTERS.

An act to incorporate the Oxford Cen
tral Telegraph and Telephone Company.
On motion BY Mr.. Moore Of Cumberland,
laid on the table,
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Telegraph Operators!
ATTENTION!!
A Member OF your Fraternity
Speaks.

Mr.. WILCOX has for years held the re.
sponsible position Of operator at Rochester
Union Depot, which is junction for four
railroads.
ROCHESTER,, n H. Nov, Is, 1890.
DANA sAEHAFARGLLA 60. -
Hsssrs. Il wish 70 tell you what DANA's
AR5AFAitiI.LA has done ior ice by taking "a
months vacation, and using the rarsaparlis three
times II day.
" hen / went away the Gfet 81 October I
couldn't sleep nights or work days. ! was
ners"ns, had no appetite, and felt ali trr,l ogt
from morning until night. Had ambition to
work, Ny kianrys were swollen snd athed
Tat ! Was unable 10 .it down, ar lie down, and
take any confprt. So Thought IL about time to
take rest alld see II could Obtain help.
| honzht two BOTTLES ut bA%A'S sAfl9A-
FAtiIlA, Rnd ths-o weeks from The time / COM
menced 70 take il, had gained ten pounds Ny
back was greatly Improved. and ny nervousness
had left me | could eat ae mach any we'll man
ought TO eat tai 5yst Of all ia ache or pain
comes 10 disturb my lights rr-i, iaS,, DANA'5
SARsAPAkIILA every day. aud it has done
wonders for me. md saved lots 0f expense
FROM doctors.
remain, hastily,
CHAs. \. WILCOX,
r.. q. Teiegr4pi ODerator.
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II stsoroloKioal Report.
March 20, 1891. 10 r. Nj

Place OF
Observation.
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1oase Di~eciexx.

A UgLoTA LODGE NO. ~, INA. n. Stated
n Connaaioxtios4 Tuesday egsaiag. Mar' a
100 st 10 O'Clock. Work In II. q. Degree.
All m2sons residing Ia tbs city are cordially in
vitsd.
NJ. 3. CAMPBELL, W. M,
u. A A.era
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LAKEvlEw, Boise Co., Idaho, /
Inlv 30 1901 [

LAKEvlEw, Boise Co., Idaho,
July 90, 1891.
ED. WoRLD:-The protracted rains
of June and July seem to have ended
at last, and the weather has settled
down to the business of being hot.
Craig Baird passed here on the 5th
inst. with car load of horses, bound
from Squaw creek to Moscow, where
he intended to ship them to some
point in Minnesota,
For the first time in some years
Salmon Meadows did not celebrate
on the 4th. Sickness, and not lack
of the spirit of '76, was the cause.
Aspecies of sore throat, pronounced
by some dlphtheria, by others tonsili-
It's, has prevailed at Meadows for the
past two months and has proven rath-
Ell fatal in its results, seven deaths
having occurred up to date.
A party of n. P. R. R. engineers
passed down Little Salmon recently,
going, report says, to Lewiston to
make survey from that point this
way,
The State road is completed to the
Little Lake, eighteen miles above
this place, and will reach the Warm
Springs sometime next month. A
road to connect Warrens with the
balance Of creation is now being con-
structed by private parties, if Idaho
Governor may be SO styled, he being
one of the projectors. {. {.
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June 16, 1891-tf.
Summons.

In the District Court of the Third Judi
cial District of the State of Idaho, in and
for the county of BOISE.
j. N. White, plaintiff, VS.. Altaretta
White, defendant,
The people of the State OF Idaho send
greeting to Alfarctta White, defendant.
You are hereby summoned and required
to appear in an action brought against
you by the above named plaintiff, in the
District Court of the Third Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Idaho, In and for the
county of Boise, and to answer the COM
plant filed therein, within ten days lex
elusive of the day of service) after the ser
vice on you of this summons, il served
within this county; or, if served out of
this county, but in this district, within
twenty days; or, if served elsewhere,
within forty days.
The said action is brought by J. n.
White, demanding judgment against you
that the bonds of matrimony between him
self and the defendant be dissolved, and
that the custody of the minor children be
awarded to the plaintiff, and for such 9th
er and further relief as to the court may
seem meet, equitable and proper; alleging
that on or about the 1Tth of April, 1890,
you did disregard the solemnity OF your
marriage VOW and without cause desert
and abandon plaintiff, and ever since and
still do continue to desert and abandon
plaintiff without any sufficient cause or
reason, and against plaintiffs will and
without his consent, the particulars more
fully appearing in plaintiffs complaint, a
certified copy Of which is served herewith
and made a part hereof And you are
hereby notified that if you fail to appear
and answer the said complaint, as above
required, the said plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
>-D-~ Attest my hand and the Seal
| of the District Court of the
| L " Third Judicial District of the
49, State of Idaho, in and for the
county of Boise, this, 9th day of July
/ 1891 ART CUNNINGHAM, Clerk.
H. W. Dunton, attorney for plaintiff.
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RIVAL TO THE MAMuOTu
Lewiston Teller.

While prospecting between Little
Salmon river and Hot Springs Paron
Harry Won Hubert discovered a cave
that may In time prove to be as won
derfui to the West as the Mammoth
cave of Kentucky is to the South
and East. The way to get to this
cave Is to take the wagon road from
this city leading to Mt. Idaho and
John Days ferry. At this place the
wagon road stops; but take the trail
and follow it about six miles and then
turn to the left and go about a quar-
ter OF a mile and you are at the spot.
MS cave can plainly be seen from
the trail. At the entrance, which is
about the size Of common door. will
be found a ely-howing spring, the
water from which runs direct into the
cave. The cave is about ten feet in
width and fully as high. Go back
about mile and there will be found
lake of beautiful clear water, about
thirty by forty feet in size, which is
lined with fine green moss; and lust
beyond the lake are seven entrances
10 as many more caves. The explor-
er did not go any further, as he had
but two candles and they were fast
burning out and would last only long
enough to find his way back to the
place OF entrance. Mr.. Won Hubert
said that the top Of the cave was
thickly lined with petrifed icicles,
caused by the continual dripping of a
kind Of alkali water, many of which
were three feet in length. He had a
few specimens with him and they
were formed exactly like lcicles, only
of different color and perfectly hard
He had many fine gold quartz speci-
mems, some containing free gold, and
is confident that he has found and To-
Gated claims that will some day make
him rich. He will return in a short
time to develop his claim and also tc
further investigate the wonders of the
cave. He will keep the Teller in.
formed SO that we may be able tc
give the particulars to our readers.
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The Chinese held their regular an
nual celebration last Thursday even
ing, consisting of fire works, religious
exercises, etc. AT each celebration a
very perceptible decrease In the mum
bers OF the Chinese is noted, and this
year the decrease was more notice
able than on previous occasions OF
this nature. They are getting beauti-
fully less and less every year, some
leaving for other sections Of Uncle
Sans domain, Others returning to the
Flowery Kingdom and still other:
sailing to that land from whence nc
telegraphic Or other messages are re-
ceived.
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aInG1-wEEKLv
LOAG VALLEY ITEMS.
VAN " YcK, July 23, 1891

~ w I'M Jul %o, 1901.
EDITOR WoRLD:-The 18th passed
OF very pleasantly in Long valley.
No very large crowd gathered at any
one place, but all had good time in
their own way. We celebrated by
taking trip up the valley to see what
was being done In the way of i'm
provements, and were much grati6ed
to see the change which few months
had brought about. We found quite
little settlement on the lake shore,
and were agreeably surprised at the
nice gardens they had to show us.
That vicinity is remarkable for its
freedom from frost, which is mainly
due to the presence of vapor arising
from the lake.
Any one desiring good camping
ground should visit the east side of
the lake, where they will find good
level ground in the open timber, car
peted with green grass. 1t is only a
few steps to the beach, which slopes
gently to the water. Near by is a
mineral spring, the water of which is
very cold and pleasant to drink.
Milk, butter and vegetables can be
bought at a reasonable price, and
row. boats can be had for the asking.
We were much indebted to the kind
ness of the people during our short
stay. A sail on the Blue Bird, owned
by Jack Wyatt, is something long to
be remembered, especially if you go
through the Narrows, into the upper
lake, as we did.
We left the lake on the evening OF
the 9th and arrived at Lardo in time
for the ball, which was given in Mr.
Trooh's new store building. Mr.
Troch evidently has faith in the coun-
try. His building would be an orna-
ment to any town.
From Lake Fork down to the low
er end of the valley, on the east
side, the ranches generally bear ar
air of thrift and have "come-to- stay
sort of look. The many miles O
good rail fences on either side of the
road bear testimony of the staying
quality of the owners.
The hail storm Of the 8th was yer,
destructive, but confined to a small
scope Of country. Mr.. Jacobs, wh'
lives about two miles above VaI
Wyck, was the greatest loser. Hi
entire crop of alfalfa and grain wa
ruined, and eight grown chicken.
we're killed by the wind and hail.
Stubbs Bros gram was beaten t
the ground, and S. NJ. Sisk's garder
was badly cut by the hail. Wilc
meadows in the track of the storm
were damaged SO they will not pa,
to cut.
Haying is now in full blast. Tim
othy is unusually heavy and will b
the main feed in this country befor
very long. Grain in all parts of tn
valley looks splendid. We will nee
a good thrashing machine this fall t
take care of it.
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BOISE DEMOCRAT: Several parties
who have locations in the Halfway
House district will in a short time
commence development work on
them. o.. Visitors who have seen the
plans of the natatorium building say
it will be the finest and most com
plete structure of the kind in the
United States. The cost of the same,
including beautifying grounds, will
not fall much short of one hundred
thousand dollars. -, Garden toads
nightly assemble under the arc lights
in the streets to feed upon the insects
that drop from contact with the
globes. Sometimes the boys stuff the
reptiles so full of bugs that, like
Mark Twain's celebrated frog of Cal
evaris, they are unable to jump.
DR.. Haley, assisted by Drs. Thomp-
son, Lippincott and Falrohild, last
week amputated at the knee joint the
leg of [. Russell, young man about
eighteen years of age, who was suf-
fering with diseased or dead bone Of
the limb. The operation was per
formed under the antisepuc treat
ment, which means that healing viii
progress without inflammation or sup
puration. The patient, now at th'
house of Mrs. o. Robbins, is doing
finely. After it was amputated DR.
Haley secured the bones which arr
now in alcohol and show plainly th'
inroads of the disease.
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DEPUTY Assessor Cummings re-
turned the other day from Long val
ley. He says the grain out there is
as fine as he ever saw anywhere.
Mr.. Hall, of Squaw creek, has ia
ken up placer claim at the lower
end of Long valley. 1t prospects
from three to four cents per pan.
The pay extends for quarter of a
mile in length; width not known.
A settler in Long valley, named
Stubs, buried quite an amount of
money-exact amount not known
and some one found it and stole ey-
cry nickle.
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SILVER CITY AVALANCHE: J. A,
McGee of Nampa, and n. Merriam
of Omaha, have been visiting the sew
eral mining camps in our county dur
ing the week. These gentlemen are
here examining the resources of this
section, present and prospective, in
the interest of capitalists who may be
induced to put money in the propos-
ed railroad from the great timber
country on the upper Payette to South
Mountain. Mr.. Merriam is banker
in Omaha who owns the bank recent
" opened in Nampa. The gentle
men expressed themselves as agreea-
bly, surprised at the amount of work
being done on War Eagle and Flori-
da mountains.