Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-03-11
PACIFIC COAST
Portuguese Laborers are
Basely Deluded.
SOUTHEASTERN IDAHO STOCK
Pesaluma win Probably Have a silk
Factory--Real Indians in
Border Drama

The Appeal Court ut Victoria, b. c.,
has sustained the Sunday closing law.
sseteamtoats on the Upper Willamette
are toqnittowing barges. Itdocs not pay.
Telephone connection between Los
Angeles and Santa Barbara has bsen
made.
Montana mining companies are shut
ting down the mills, owing to the low
price of silver.
Revenue oificers at Boise City are sue
cessiully raiding Chinese shops for con-
trahand opium.
The company for building and operat-
ing silk factory at petaiuma, CAL, has
been Incorporated. s
San Bernardino and Los Angeles are
made closer neighbours by \ fiier the
Southern Pacific has put on to run be-
tween the cities.
The Southern Pacific lie to rebuild about
eight miles Of track on higher level At
ochoa, east of BENSON, A. I, This Is
done to avoid washouts.
The United States District Attorney at
Boise City, Idaho. has requested the dis
missAl Of the indictments against twenty
Mormons accused 81 polygamy and adul-
terry on the ground that the evidence Is
Insufficient to convict. mm
A Boise City dispatch says. The re-
ports floating through the press Of large
losses Of stock In Southeastern Idaho
ere absolutely without foundstion. The
cattlemen have an abundance OF hay on
hand 70 feed the stock till grass appears
The Los Angeles Ereaing Erpress will
be twenty-one years old on March "a
vith ! cs.,n.,,asa !. ,,as~ drass n rha VA.
,rsss q The olde.t narer In Southern Gal.
iiornia. with the exception OF the San
Diego Union.
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watar s,,nnlv ~ ~ ansa,es 4 sa.ra,
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lots 10 farmers. oihes large purchases
Will follow,
"Nick OF the Woods, border drama,
was put on the stage at Carson, New,
the other night with local talent. Gen.
uine Washoc aud Piute Indians we're in
the stake dance, which is graphically
described as 20 realistic that the AUDI
ence was spellbound and timid ladies
trembled as the apparently infatuated
savages swooped their knives and hatch
cts In the facs OF Nick" ,s.s 3
One az the biggest cold nuggets ever
seen at Tucson, A. tt, Was brought to
that city recently. A Mexican, while
walking along the placer diggings at
Quijotoa, which had been washed out by
the late rains saw the gold, dingy yell
low lump, sticking out OF the sand, and
kicked II loose. The value OF II is about
$500, Ii weighs eleven ounces. Smaller
nuggets were also found.
About twenty Portuguese Iaborers
have been landed mt Port Harford
through The agency OF an intelligenee
office IN San Francisco. which represent
ed to the men that aborers we're wanted
at San luis Ohispo ON street work. The
men soon made the discovery that they
had been duped into paving a fee To
some raecally labor agent. and that no
WORN was ID he had.
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,,n,,a.nnaa, has dae;daJ IA ~ 80 Wy
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