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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-09
MANIA LKADRR:

MANIA LKADRR: Commissioner
Wells Is gathering magnificent col
lection Of minerals for the Idaho ex-
hibit at the Worlds Fair. This fea-
iure is necessarily expensive and
should be retained BY the State, and
placed in the University for the BEN
eft of those Who attend the State in-
stitution. With this end in view, the
Legislature should make the neces-
sary provision whereby the collection
viii be returned intact 20 ths State;
that additions may be made from
time to time. Another collection
that is equally valuable, i that Of the
Wild animals and birds that are found
in the State. This collection will, no
doubt, attract considerable attention
from visitors TO the great fair. II is
generally understood that the work
OF procuring specimens Of the various
-pecies is being done in thorough
manner. and when finished contain
specimens Of all the varieties OF birds
ind animals 10 the State. This col
Election will be invaluable, from the
fact that many species are now near
y extinct, and it is only Ut great ex.
pense that the collection can be made
complete.
The Legislature should provide fo1
the return of this also, and suitable
building should be erected At the cap
ItoI, for its preservation, and thu
form museum, that will be credi
TO the State.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-09

The Statesman of the 9th says that
the State Board of Canyassers. after
a careful inspection, found that the
election returns OF Bingham, Cassia,
.iaho, Latah and Logan counties
we're defective. in that they were not
properly certified to, the names of the
respective County Commissioners not
appearing thereon. II was decided
TO send to the Clerks OF these coun-
ties and secu'e new returns, properly
certified to. If the corrected lists are
not received by the 14th inst, the day
set by law when the Board must pro-
ceed to canvass the vote whether OF
not all the reurns are in, they will, il
all probability, be counted. The de
feet is not glaring, and it Is sur
missed that the Clerks neglected Il
transcribe the names of the Commis
sioners in making the returns.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-09

Caldwell TRIBUNE: Judge Car
ter has opened negotiations with
Judge Beatty for his patent cook book
system of marriage ceremonies and
the guarantee. Beatty invented the
system some five years ago and its
exceeding popularity with the masses
makes il almost indispensable. With
the expiration of 1892 Mr. Beatty wi
retire from the ju iicial bench, aud
his successor, Mr.. Carter, desires to
keep the knot-tying department. up
to present high standard. We uu-
derstand Beatty wants 100000 foI
the system and Carter has Offered
forty cents. They will undoub,edl,
effect a compromise If the comet re-
mains right.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-09
Application for Patent.
o. S. LAND oFrrcE,

Boise City, Idaho, Oct II, 1899
Notice is hereby given that Jas G. dor
dan Of san Francisco, California, and sam
uei G. Bowen of Center. ilie. ldaNo By
iheir agent and attorney in fact Thomas
w. Bowen, whose posiofiice address is
Centeryiile, Idaho, have this day filed af,
.plica.ion for patent, under the mining
laws OF Congress for fifteen hundred lin
ear feet of the Gladstone mine or yeiis
bearing gold, with surface grou six
hundred feet in width. situated In Elk
Horn (nnorganized) Mining District,
Boise county, Idaho. designated as Lot
No ~. unsuryeyed land. which claim i
recorded in the Office OF the County Clerk
and Recorder oi said Boise county ami
described as follows:
Beginning ut discovery. the center of a
shaft 4x5 feet 40 feet deep in earth and sol
i'd rock. Thence N 80 deg A min w $50
teet along the general course or line OF
| vein. or as near a. practicable TO the west
center end, fir post q feet long, 8 inches
square. set feet in ground with mound
Of earth marked S9l. Thence deg 10
min E 300 feet to cOrIer NO l, f1r pos
6 feet long, 6 inches square, set feet in
the gr, nd with mound of earth, marked
-. Thence S SO deg As min E 1900 feet
sol
TO cor No. 2, pine post 6 feet long, =
inches square, set . feet in the ground
|
with mound of earth marked = Thence
S9t
S O deg IS min w 600 feet to cor No 3
a fir post 6 feet long, inches square. SCI
. feet IN the ground with mound OF earth
marked -. Thence N S9 deg 45 mir
w 1900 feet to cor No 4, a fir post fee
long, inches square, set 2 feet in thu
ground with mound of earth marked
IL. Thence N 0 deg IS min E 600 fee
s9l
tn cor No I. the place of beginning, EN-
bracing 90 66i acres. upon which a ho.lc
. of said application was posted the 24tl
day of Septembe:, 1899.
The adjoining claimants 10 tn sc prem
ises, the Pride of idaho on the north side
Elkhorn and Side Hill lodes le0 to 50
feet west. Rainbow lode lies to the SOUL
west about 200 feet
ANY and all persons claiming adversel
anv portion of the said Gladstone lode claiI
! or surface ground are required to nile thei
adverse claims thereto with the Reglstt
of the United States Land Office at Bnis
5 CITY, Idaho, within the sixty days perie
=, of publication hereof or they will
barred by virtue Of the provisions I tf
It Staute in such cases made and provide
= CHAs. S. KINGSLEY, Register.
First publication, Octnber 81, 1872.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-09

STATESMAN: The victory won BY
the city Of Chicago in its suit with the
Illinois Central Railroad company
over the riparian rights on the lake
front is one Of the greatest tr,umphs
ever achieved over powerful corpo-
ration. The rights claimed by the
company are worth probably $780,
100000. The city was shut off from
the lake aud the railroad was abso-
lntely master Of the harbor which the
commerce Of the city should occupy.
Shipping was driven into the Chica-
60 river which should long ago have
been arched over for use only as a
sewer. Legislature after Legislature
has been corrupted III the interest OF
the corporations claim, and for gen.
GRAFTON the public has been denied
the rights which are now secured
through the Supreme Court. The de-
cislon is one OF the most important
that has been handed down since the
war, not only in the value of the
property but in the broad principle.
OF law which it enunciates.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-09

WORLDS Fair Commissioner Wells
is In Chicago, where he will remain
until after the holidays. His pres
ence there was necessary to let the
contracts for the construction OF the
Idaho building. In the matter OF
making an exhibit at the Worlds
Fair, Idaho already has more to show
for the money expended than any
other State. But the sum at the dis
posaI of the Commissioner is insign'h
cant compared with that of some ol
the others. 1t is for the purpose o.
making the appropriation go as far as
II will towards the completion of the
building that Commissioner Wells II
now in Chicago.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-09


Lee and Sylvester Bunch and Pc
ter Mech came III from Garden valley
lsst Wednesday. The boys report
m immense slaughter Of deer the past
year, in and out ,,f season, f,r hide .
alone, on the waters ii Payctte and
the Salmon. Two men alone have
killed three or four i,nDdred deer and
hundred Or 90 Of elk, and the meat
went TO wsste. 1t is almost impossi-
BILE now to find deer or elk III thaf
whole country. Big game = now
about killed of all over Idaho, and
nearly ell have been killed in viola
ton Of law. It is very easy to
slaughter deer and elk in the spring
and early summer when they are
along the rivers moving back into
the mountains. These hunters not
being satisfied with shooting the
game, trapped them, and even threat
ened TO poison licks, which they
probably did. A ne~ game law vii
have to be enacted, and enforced by
the appointment Of game commits
sioners. Game will increase if the
sale Of deer andelk meat is preventes.
at all times by law, And the killing
of deer and elk for hides stopped
and it can be stopped only by tht
appointment of q game commission
appointed for that purpose. Blu
very few knowing OF violations of ths
game law, will make complaint. A
commission appointed for that pur
pose will see that the law is respected
The Bunch boys say that on the wa
tiers Of the Payette and Salmon Their
| is not one deer now where two o
three years ago :here we're fifty
Some favor law stopping the killing
of deer and elk entirely for live o
six wears. We think. however, la,
enacted as suggested above, and pro
vision made for enforcement, gam
would increase. 1t is true it will re
quire many years for them to increas
| up to their numbers of few year
ago. The slaughter the past tw
years has been enormous. Fe
awhile after the game law was er
acted violations of its provisions wei
, few, but the violators, seeing tn,
people were not disposed to swe;
out complaints, grew bolder All
holder, until finally they began xii
| ing for hides alone during seasons
the year when to kill them for Il
meat is q violation of law. 1t is col
trary to law to kill them simply Fl
the hides at any season of the year.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-09

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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-09
emergency,

WHAT startling changes come
about! Are the men to be rooted out,
finally, and the women become the
ruling spirits politically? THIS is the
question that professional office seek
ers are now asking in anxious tones
and with much fear and trembling
and gnashing of teeth. 1t begins tf
look as If things political were be-
ginning to move in the direction o
that end. Montana has elected Mis-
Ella Knowles to the important Office
of Attorney General, and it now look
as If Mrs. Lease will be elected Uni
ted States Senator from Kansas
"The world do move," sure enough.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-09

TIE Elmore Bulletin SAYS con-
tract has hen lei for another big
dam twenty-five miles from Mountain
Home. Work will commence inn
mediately. The dam will store suffi-
cient water to irrigate at least 10000
acres of land. The contractors are
Mcdonald & Joseph. who constructed
the canals for the Eimore Irrigating
company.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-09

10 VosHAY has interested capital
lists of New Jersey in gold mines of
this section and company will soon
be incorporated. Mr.. Voshay was
q ,pointed to secure properties. He
talked silver mines while east, but it
was no use. Capitalists will have
nothing to do with ANYTHING but gold
mines, on account of the low price OF
silver.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-09

CHRIS MErrEar and Norman
II. Young, of Centerville, called on
the WORLD last Tuesday. They have
hopes of the construction OF bed
rock flume on Grimes creek. Capt.
Williams, of London, is starting in
to thoroughly prospect the ground
and If as is i,6ed, which he surely
will be, his company will put In the
6ume.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-09
1Goties Sor 1ublisatIon.
Matter oflApplication for TowD-sIte Ens1


U. ) LAND OHFIcE,
Boise City, Idaho. Dec. s. 1892
Notice Is hereby given that James J
Mark, Probate judge 0f Boise county !,
State oi Idaho. ha. made application "
enser the NIX NW4, sid Mex SW1
Id NWA sE4 q section z6, Tp
the provisions Of Section, ZsS7
1881, 2yoS, 23S9 81 Revised Sfafntes of the
United States in trust for the use and ben
eff Of the occupants thereof as tawn site.
And that proof as requi ed by law will
be ma before the Register and Receiver
at Boise City, idaho, Friday. Ja iuars g.
1~03 The following AIMED witnesses
have been named 10 prove:
The use and occupancy Of the land fol
town site purpose ; number Of Inhabitants
pxrent and value Of hwn improvements
date when land was first used for town
site purposes viz: Jonas ". Brown. Geo
Ainslie, Of Bs,ise City. Ada county, Idaho
Matthew g. Luney, Herman Zipt, Of Idaho
City. Boise county, Idaho.
CHAs. s. KISssLEy, Register
December 6. 1So2-td
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-09

AN entertainment will be given
Friday evening, Dec. 23d, by the
public school of this place, the main
Feature of which will be a theatrical
drama OF our country from its earliest
|period to the present time.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-09

For the four months ended Nov. ]
there were but forty four million
bushels of wheat shipped from the
United States as against sixty-four
millions for the corresponding period
twelve months previous.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-09

FIREMAN Nm. Durham was killed
near Pocateilo on the 9th. A freight
train struck COW, ditching the en-
yine and six cars. Durham was a
single man, II years of age, and has
two brothers and sister living in
PocatelIo.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-09

SANTA CLAUS has just arrived at
Mrs. G. Crawford's with a very fine
assortment of holiday goods for young
and old. Come and see and you will
be pleased with goods aud prices.
Mrs. G.. CRAWFORD.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-09

GovERNoR NORMAN B. WILEY
and F. v. Tinker came up from BOISE
yesterday in private conveyance. The
Governor made u sociable call on the
WoRLp. He went on yesterday to
Centerville.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-09

JOHN and Nathaniel Ritchie came
up Wednesday from Ada county.
Nathaniel and John Peeke went out
TO Banner yesterday to represent the
west extension of the Crown Point
mine, owned by the Ritchie boys and
Others.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-09
Dec. s, 1892.

Blu q CLARK, of Dry creek, seven
miles north of Boise, has furnished a
hill of corn for the Worlds Fair.
There are ten stalks in all, with ten
bright yellow ears of corn, some of
which are foot in length, and have
twenty rows of full, solid grams on
the cob. The stalks themselves are
ike young hoop poles, some of them
measuring thirteen feet. The corrl
was grown by irrigation. The sam
pie Is in Sonna's block, Boise.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-09
A great electric locomotive is just

A great electric locomotive is just
being finished at Baden, Zurich
This machine is expected to develop
two thousand or more horsepower,
and it is believed it will develop a
speed never dreamed of before in the
locomotive.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-09

VIM. LIBBY is now making prep
aratlons to begin work again in the
lower tunnel of the Chlckahomny
nine, about four miles northeast of
Town. 1t is now in over 500 feet.
Mr. Libby is running this tunnel to
TAP the pay chute which has turned
out high grade ore near the surface.
hT had crushing of about eight tons
made few weeks ago. Four tons
OF the hrst-class milled about $2N
per ton aud four tons of second-class
ss5 ton.
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srreasnrer,s 11ettee.

8f914UGSG0 0Ot160s
The following County Warrants will be
paid on presentation at my 0flice.
EOAD.
All warrants !. registered prior y
a ri n, 1890.
HOSPITAL.
All warrants registered !, prior to
October 16, 80: als, No 4c5. Of 2869
couNTY GBNERAL-
All warrants !. registered pSios n
January 16, I-9l; also No IL. of 1851.
r. r. CHURCH. CO. Treas
IDAHo CRY. Dec Z, 1899
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COUNTY AND STATE.

DIR. H. ZIPr went down TO Boise
last Tuesday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-09

10 VosHAY returned Wednesday
from the East.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-09

SHosHoNE expects to have . new
$4,000 hotel soop.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-09

Office over Shainwald's Store, l'oise
City, Idaho. Jan l2-tf
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-12-09

CAPT. Cua>NELi. vent down to the,
capital Tuesday.
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Ainslle g. Gray.
TITO X N e vs. a T. L A w,

General law practice. MINING AND WA
FER LITIGATION specially.
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NO PRAISE FROM MANAGERS.

Aeeoss ~ n - m Unwratsen Law-The
| a. Other Side.
wrater.in the New York Recorder
Gays; A,Wetty little actress sold to me
IyesterdsY, That she had made a great
succesa o1 , part last season, with
which her Predecessor had done little
cslnoshing. z asked her If her manager
hAdd't ooag1akulated her.
''Nos sindcsd, was her reply, IMAM
agsrs, ,do9td do that sort of thing" I in
wen. fSuppose it's because they are
sftia1d tkxt We WIN get too great an idea
~ cur own Importance. and ask for
nnoseaalaay next scason. Iknow that
ttisAnnnvritten law among them not
TO praise the artists at their faces. They
may do II -outside at times, but we
seldom hear of 1t II they do. I think
they make mistake, too, for to most
Of us praise Is Hike the breath of life in
our nostrils."
1T Is true to q certain extent" a
manager said, when asked about it,
"and we have full justification for it.
This whole profession is made up of
lseething ambitions. and the ambitions
all point In one misunderstanding. We
have TO keep them down, orwe wouldn't
have stock player left.
1--WE may like an artist ever SO much,
but II we even hint II TO him or her
With accent ON the her-up 60 their
IDEAS and their salaries, and they are Of
no use TO m. And don't you worry
abotit acsoss end actresses pininR In
Ignorance dftheir own merits II they
mals0a dhit'they know 1t quicker than
anybody alee..s ,a
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cANMleACism IN INDIA

Some od the Jungle Tyibes stu Addicted
to Eating Each Othey.
Among the practices which The BfaA-
ish have tried hard TO do SWHH ~4eh u
that of canniballsm, which h ,indulged
In TO this day by some Jungle 4fibeA
One Of them, the KScai s8ving 9l&ke
monkeys in 1huts built h the tdrs ~
trees in forests onei hundssd and atty
miles from Calcutta,swHs NATL rece44ly
notorious for a2thropopheU. But Ne
most horrible human sox33Sces were a.
fered By the Khonds ,ef naA IN, ,tlk
earth goddess for the puyp6se, OF sec6y-
ing good harvestA They fought the&r
victims from profeEAonali hdnspers,
who captured them iwifenever" they
could. Each village !sopt Its stoekiof
victims always on &And, the latter being
well fed and reverenced "a sacred until
the time for sacrifice. arrived, when they
were cut into small pieces with knives,
great care being taken 10 avoid killing
each unfortunate for as long as possible
The pieces Of flesh were buried In the
soil, and this until recently ives the
only fertilizing method known to the
Khonds. The number Of persons thus
sacrificed may be imagined from the
fact that seventeen hundred intended
victims were rescued by the British
within twenty yeaxs. 1
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woMAN's FATAL CURIOSITY.
II Led Her to Use Ha.r Dye for Pe-furn
ery. with Sad Eeaulka.

1c Leo Tier 20 Use HaI pye fOr F0cfuEn-
cry, with Sad Results.
Two ladies called at the house of q
wellknown New York physician one
day recently. While one Of them was
consulting the physician in his private
room, the other, prompted by curiosity
or some. kindred impulse, proceeded to
investigate the contents Of large case
of bottles, jars, etc. in the outer apart
ment
Between the two apartments was q
glass door, over which was paper
shade, which, however, was torn across
one corner, SO that 1t was possible to
see from one room into the other.
Hearing rattling among his bottles
the physician stepped to the glass door
and looked through to see what was go
ing on. He discovered the Lady in the
act Of taking down one bottle after an
other and smelling the conten,s thereof.
At length she got hold of something
which evidently pleased her. She smelt
again and again, and each time it was
apparent that she was more pleased
than beforr She then poured some Of
the liquid into her hand and smelled it
again. r
This time her entire satisfaction with
the result of her vesti,ntions IVES evil
dent, and she hastily rubbed the liquid
upon her nose and portions Of her face
contiguous thereto, replaced the bottle,
and took her seat as she heard rust
ling in the inner room, indicating that
the consultation was at an end, and
the consulting parties were returning,
The physician, knowing what the re-
suit would be, detained the ladies in
conversation for several moments. Be
fore the end OF that time, as the lady
sat near warm stove, her nose and por-
tions of her face began to turn deep
olive color, and before she departed
they had assumed beautiful dark
brown. a
She had mistaken the doctors favor
ite hair dye for perfumery.
She will be an invalid, and YIN NOT
receive calls for week to come