Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-23
OCCIDENTAL MELANGE
The Bank Statistics OF Idaho Show
Surprising Prosperity.
SPECIES OF DEEP SEA FISHES
An Old Married Woman With Manageable
Sons and Daughters Elopes
With Young Mn.


The great copper smsItsr at Bisbes, A..
T., ID Idle.
The movement at Victoria, b. G., to
establish . direct steamship line with
the Hawaiian Islands il taking definite
shape.
Phrnix, A. T., boasts that Its ronula-
ton 10 Increasing ut the rate OF ] 600 per
month, 70 per cent Of which will he per
manent.
Prescott, A. T., 10 feeling the bene-
fetal effect OF . railroad which 10 yet un-
completed. Mining investors are flock
ing into that section.
The great onyx Quarries at Los Tules,
Lower California, have been sold for
100000. Eli Murray, Ex-Governor Of
Utah, IL one OF tho purchasers.
The Donahue estate is suing for pos.
session oil land In South Westminster,
b. c., valued Al t2t0, 900. The title was
found In Peter Donahue's possession A.
ter hiz death.
There II much feeling at San Diego
Nralc, by Captain Sam smith and whose
ing party ID discussed with earnestness,
The smallpox scare At Marshfeld 10
about 1t an end. The town authorities,
aided by the medical board, have re-
caived the thanks OF the community for
their efficient work In saving the town
from the disease.
The Brsdstreet mercantile agency re-
ports thirteen failures in tho Pacific
Coast States aud Territories for the pas,
week, ~ compared with thirteen for the
H.. Az.
spending week Of 1892.
Tacoma has received nearly five thou
sand carloads, or about three million
bushels, Of wheat during the past two
months. The indications are that the
receipts this year will reach $500, 900
bushels, ~ against coo ,00c bushels last
season.
Jnsna Trimmer, the Mexican wife Of a
respectable German living at Japatul,
forty-two miles east Of San Diego, has
eloped wi b young ranch hand named
Estaguio. The woman Ia 10 years old
and the mother OF marriagable sons and
daughters.
The bank statistics OF Idaho issued re.
Gently show the individual deposits oil
the saving banks over 426 900 900, and In
the state banks 10 be $i6, 900 900. The
total 81 cash assets OF both class OF banks
IL nearly I IS, 0O0, 600 These figures are
surprising. and certainly very clear proof
OF this States prosperity.
About one hnnd, al apecIes of deen sea
fahes have h..n ~, aimed nv tha iIba-
troes In the depths OF the ocean off the
coast ~ Caljfornia These Creatures are
~ rulo verv soIt In body. ALMOST black
In color and many OF them covered with
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Charles Vandorn, who 10 interested in
the alleged diamond discovery on Snake
river, Idaho, tells the following story In
regard TO the discovery and his con- &C.
ton with II In the eos he Was at
Kimberly, South Africa, and became ac-
quainted with diamond mining. About
SIX ysars ago, after coming TO Boise, a
proprietor showed him a stone, which
he pronounced TO be q Kimberly dis.
mond. When the man told him that he
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