Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-02-19
Good Paper Made From
Sagebrush.
RANGE CATTLE in ARIZONA.
Yuma Indians Clearing Land for the
Purpose Of Planting After
the ella Overflow.


In the case Of Tyler We. the Last
Chance mine Boise CITY jury returned
a verdict in .iavor OF defendants, Inc
case will be appealed.
The City Council OF Santa Cruz has
received four offers OF parcels OF land
from forty TO sixty acres in extent to be
used as public park.
No one not citizen, or who has not
given notice Of his intention TO be cit
izen OF the United States, can fish for
salmon in the Columbia river
The price OF range cattle In Arizona
advanced 20 per cent. in the Tucson mar
ket recently, owing to heavy fall OF
rain in the southern part Of the Terri
tory.
Robert LANG OF Boise City has discov-
cred that good paper can be manuiact-
ured from sagebrush, and has gone East
TO interest capitalists there in the enter
prise.
The Portland Oregonian says that the
placer mines all over Oregon will have
plenty OF water next spring. From every
district most promising reports are re-
ceiyed.
An endeavor TO obtain legislation
which will force the saloons In British
Coiumpia to ciose vi ounu"yS WI i.s
church hours, morning and evening, 10
being made.
Snow still lies deep on the ground in
Southern Idaho, and hundreds OF car
casees OF cattle and horses are found
everywhere. Horses even eat the names
and tails OF one another.
At Fresno w. d. Mandich for causing
q fictitious death notice to be inserted
in the Republican has been held in the
sum OF $500 TO answer charge OF Grim
insl libel in the Superior Court.
Thewill az tbe late Mayor John Vance.
the millionaire 1umberman OF Eureka,
Cal. hss been made public. II leaves
5000 to his wife Ten minor requests
are made to rela ives, and the residue OF
the property 10 left 10 his Oldest son, X.
II. Vance, aud his nephew, John M.
Vance, share and share alike.
The Los Angelica Cjty Council has
made publie the ter,os rpon which the
C,;tv Water Company will soil its plant.
namely; S,,b00uu0. The water right
will revert TO the city by the terms oil
the lease within a few years; therefore
the ptice namel is for improvements and
for extra water supplies which the com
pany caainis TO have developed.
AZ etocL ton a. Hog LACY - was found
dead The other iay II, miserable novel
in which he lived alone. He was worth
about $40 900, which will 20 to relatives
in the East. Sanborn owned several
buildings in the low quarters OF the city
lie was miser, A will was found which
was made twenty zone years ago.
Last April Morris orion and 3. @
whe.jock ~ Junaan alaska and
sight ether men left on lie schoone,
Charlie for Iientnvo nav. taking eiobI
months, provisions and Intending To re-
turn In November hut nothipg has baer
Hard f,o,n tha,n
Tho yuma Ssa,;.,l aays. The Yuma
Indians are clearing land for The MIR.
nose az nlanting immediatelv after the
the f;ila oyerfow They do not waste
mneh time in clearing. The brnsh ia set
on fire and after burning nm the land i,
ready ior the water after which II h
.a..dad
r,, y
ne sane"une. .eNysam says WY va
ts1s VI tne lnie. tle'e nno now Ia,I'
awe wltn req neirlhe' me boys ca.cI
tneh ih1iah iashioh' s,.tins IN voa,
win slender poe apont twenty ice,
iohg, into one sue % WHICH are M uil'en
uo1en ~ 'wo ,si Penuy ha.s in's poi'
~ USED IN pauuhne lne ooa., anu ~ pa1s
ing through inc "neer ca.chos eno ns'
on tue ha'is'
AZ special meeting OF the Executive
Committee Of the River Convention and
committee from the Mining Conven'
ton at Sacramento II was agreed that
they would issue public announcement
10 the effect that hydraulic mining
should be discontinued or not resumed
until the government has progressed SC
far with its work according TO the plans
OF the War Department engineers as &c
insure the streams against damage from
debris.
Postmaster Steel at Portland has re-
ceiyed notice from Postmaster General
Wauamaker that proposals will be re.
ceiyed Al the contract Office of the Post
Office Department until 4p.M of March
"a. 1902 for carving the mails in the
covered screen wagons prescribed by the
department over various mail messenger
routes between the postof,ices and rail
road depots and steamboat landings in a
large number of cities. Among them
are Portland. Los Angeles and Seattle.
in which, cities bids are asked for sueb
service from July 1. 1892. 10 June 31.
1894. Decisions on the bids will be an,
nounced on or before April is, 1892, and
contracts must be returned to the de.