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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-29

Idaho has national reputatstion
tor the vast extent and wealth of her
mines Of both gold and silver. A,
her mountains are prospected ard the
facts come TO light this reputation il
fully justified. And still not more
than the half has been told.
Jack Henderson, an old prospector
and miner, has just returned from
what is known AS the Seafpam district.
about 100 miles from Boise. He re-
ports a big find on Sulphur creek,
near Seafosm.
The strike is in the 80. K" mine
owned by John Early Of this city.
The ledge is four feet wide, carr, ing
quantities Of almost solid ruby and
native silver. 1t is the biggest Ledge.
OF ruby silver. Mr.. Henderson SAYS,
that has ever been discovered. Th-
owner Of the Mountain King mine as
sayed some Of the rock, and it went
SEC, 900 to the ton. Mr.. Henderson,
bionght some OF the ore in with him,
aud il is wonderfully rich. A small
shipment of the ore was sent to Salt
Lake, hut returns have not yet been
received from there.
When Mr. Henderson left they had
taken out about nine tons of this ru-
by silver ore. Some fifty miners have
rushed into the district to make loca-
tions. Mr.. Henderson has claim
the 0. K. No. 2, y ~hich is a continue
tion Of Sxrlv's ledge. Iu addition to
this, Mr.. Early has number of other
mines that show phenomenal wealtI,
in silver with some gold.
Mr.. Early will start for his mines
in a few days. The new mine, the
o. K, is being worked by two men,
To whom Mr.. Early has given a one
third interest. He will proceed to
Seafoam, and will pack some of the
ore to this city. He expects to re-
duce it by new process in which he
is interested. He thinks the new
process will win. Seafoam is des-
tined to he one of the leading silver
camps Of Idaho.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-29

H. w. JOHNSON, who is developing
mine on waters OF Salmon river,
has been informed that parties are in
that country slaughtering deer and
elk for hides the same parties that
were in the business last year. Mr..
Johnson lives in Idaho county, and
will apply to the Game Warden of
that county to- he appointed depu-
ty. If he gets the appointment he
will make it his business to hunt for
these wanton destroyers of game and
have them hauled up before courts OF
justice. Prospectors like MIR. John
son, far away from civilization, delv-
ing ard searching for the precious
metals, and amid hardships and pri.
vations laying the foundations of fn-
tuse wealth and prosperity, are the
men most deeply concerned in the
preservation of game. Ii for no 9TH
er reason the game law ought to be
rigidly enforced for the benefit OF
these sturdy prospectors.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-29

D1NNIs CoLLI>s, bound over for
ehOQglng Section Foreman Martin
E0sepan and another man at Hauser
Jou6llon last June, dug his way out
of 4il at Rathdrum on the Gath. He
~ eaptured by w. S. Gill and
&!nkt &heffield. While returning the
ptSeonar broke loose and attempted
"A ssCspe IN the brush. Both depu-
tlee Bred and Collins dropped with
hroken thigh. The wounL is pro-
no0nced fatal.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-29

klxx. MONROE f. Scotty') the
aeninL good -natured Basin stage
! drive, who has been continually on
tho road for ten or twelve years,
Wllo0t days rest, has broken loos+.
tFom the lines and gone ont to breathe
she Tree, pure air of liberty in the
Wltdaof Central Idaho. He left yes
tesdAy with II. w. johnson, the own
m pf the Alma mine. That is the
Hrratest game and fish country OF the
Ntsats and the scenery is grand-r than
thAe Of Switzerland. AL Graham is
noM the Basin stage driver and will
s that position and the ribbons
the return Of Sootty."
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-29

WORK in the Boise County Mining
Cos shaft is now going ahead smooth
~, after many disadvantages and dis
couraging bad luck in various wavs
Yesterday sand was brought up car
rying little pebbles that were washed
like gravel. The sand carries iron
pyri,es and ruhies. Pieces of bark
and wood were brought up Yesterday
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-29


F. V. TIxKkR, State Land Selecto,
and Appraiser, returned to BOISE last
SATURDAY.. He has selected 7,OOO
acres of timber land in this county
He has made the following selections
on the west slope Of the dividing
range between More and Grimes
creeks, and west of this place, in
township 6 north, range 5 east: North
half of section l, all of section 2
lorth half of section 3, all of section
4, east half of section 5, all of sec.
tions 8, . and Is, north half of sec.
rion IL, west half Of section H. The
following in township Z Eorth, range
4 east, between Grimes and Granite
creeks: South half of section "A, all oil
section %, southwest quarter of sec
tion "a, east half of the northwes,
quarter and east half of the southeast
quarter of section 35. In township
. north, range 4 east, on the west
side of Grimes creek, between said
creek aud the head of Shafer creek
all of sections 6 and z. All of this
is the finest kind of timber land, and
will in time he very valuable. The
selections are made for the public
school fund. and cannot be sold for
less than $40 an acre.
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raE wEsr AxD TnE ssUrs


sa1t LAks Tnbass
Il seems from : dispatch printed u
The Tribune yesterday that shs psti-
tion 70 Governor Stone, msntioaed II
these columns : day Or two sgo. ~
ing him 70 call : convention cf ths
Governors Of States snd Territories
west Of The Mississippi and south oi
the Ohio, j. working - pssssical
shape. Ths sentiment behind ~
movement i thai ~ Wsss sd
South sss beng alike nsseiJsssly
plundered " the Eastern sssssu,
~bo insist tbat noshing but ~ very
hiehest-priced money wili 10 shea
for their interest, and Who clamx fos
their right 70 pay ~ smaIIess posi-
ole prices Tor TIE product of tbe
South snd West, sbroagh dneounts
and shaving Of money. The idss Il
the foundation Of this esjl y that
these sections, bs,ng sliks plundsssd,
ind being denied any redses, sad
stigmstized - dishonest and stupid
because they do not see the perfect
justice Of this continued robbery,
should unite together 10 their comnon
interest TO fight OF the common =.
sault- That there - : very ssbsasn-
rial basis Of fact in the sentiment ~
ferred to, there ean b. no ques-
sion. A considerable portion Of The
East has como to such > standard oi
commercial immortality and iasatiable
greed, and has adopted ssnfimenss q
foreign 70 III American ideas, that 10
al intents and purposes the East i
getting to be . much . foreign coun-
try - is England itself. A great
wrong is being perpetrsied on ths
West and South in al the trsnssc-
ions they may have with the East.
The way to have this wrong redressed
is for the West and South to meet to-
gether and state exactly what them
grievance is. They have the control
Of this country if they choose but to
use that control. A clear statement
of what they desire should be made
by the delegates in this convention,
and then if the proper concession is
not made by the East, the game is in
our own hands. All We need to do
is to make tho declaration the plat
form Of pohncal campaign, in which
a vast majority of the representatives
of the people would be found from
the South and West, and pledged to
r-dress- They can then crystalize
the demand into law, and 70 make
the redemption Of the West aud
South complete.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-29
On the Fly

+" Pray, where do AL the flies come from
That vex Us 81 these days
That t.uzz and fly and crawl about,
And pestrr Us always!
The topper makes the bottle 1y,
Before he goes dead broke;
The blacksmith makes the IRE hy,
Shifting with lusty stroke.
The ca penter makes the saw 1y
From daylight into dark;
The driver makes the great horse dy
Out a. the driving park.
The grocer makes the mean sand ny
TO fix his sugar cheap;
The bosrdeis make the butter f1y
Thus making landlords weep.
And the cyclone makes the house fy-
The meanesi fly of all,
But now it's time to say shoe ny
And walt for frost next fall"
-CEpARrowN STANDARD.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-29

Two FISHING partiess have gone
out on Crooked river, short distance
below Trapper's camp. Mr.. aud
Mrs. j. A. Lippincots, Fred Garrecht,
Miss Amelia Jones and Albert
Church went out last Friday and
Walter Galhreaith and family and
VIM Riordan vert out on Saturday.
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Notiee-

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to us are requested to settl,
by August /, 1898.
All notes and accounts not settlee
within that time win be placed in the
hands Of collector and collection en-
forced.
We mean business.
MrER & SIXTH.
IDAHO CIrY, June 10, '93. tt.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-29

sGLvER MPRECm or nENArOa
DUHDIH.

/ DG1VbBs
The Sa.s Lake Tribune gives the
following synopsis Of the silver speech
Of Senator Fred T. Duboi4:
Senator Duboiss speech for silver
occupied an hour in its delivery. He
opened by ; quotation from hia
speech Of three years ago, in which
he said that the contention for silver
restoration was not one Of policy os
expedirncy, hut Of Justice and neces-
sity. He denied that he WAS sl,enk.
ing for the miners. but for the people
at large. The current Of debate had
turned swiftly At this session mp to
now. The enemies of sils ser have A.
ways avOwed themselves bimefslIisis,
hut TODAY the mask hiss been throw y
OF, aud from Cleveland down al are
monomeiallists.
From ~hnm do they receive their
instfuctions?'' he asked. = Not from
the people, not from conventions. All
the parties have declared for bimrtal
lism in their platforms. Their action
is betraya! Of the people they rep
resent. The object is manifest, it il
to destroy silver as . money metal
The Senator, after analyzing Cleve-
lands message aud recalling the pass
age Of the act Of 1873, entered into
discussion Of the effects Of the sfrik-
ing down of silver and canvassed the
fall Of prices accompanying the de-
cline IN the price Of silver bullion.
He insisted that while the people had
passed upon tariff revision, they had
never voted on this proposed 6nsn-
riai legislation, which, if passed,
would be snap judgment. Nine
tenths of the people favored bimet-
allism. They do not believe that the
universal depression is the result Of
adding $1,000, 600 of CURRENCY to our
monthly stock, or that the Sherman
-ct is at all responsible; nor do the
gold standard men themselves be-
Iieve it. The cry IS an excuse for
doubling debts and enriching the
creditors.
Senator Dubois then took MP and
answered IN detail the arguments
used against silver. He produced
figures to show that there Was not
enough gold to transact the business
of the world and that 40 per cent.
was produced in connection with sill
yer. Consequently, with silver wiped
out, it must appreciate. Some other
money must he had. Wha, shall it
be? The silver advocates will never
consent to fat money, but will not
misery and poverty finally enforce
their demand?
In conclusion he stated that he
was for a ration of 16 to /. While
~ TO l would reopen the closed
mines and partially restore prosperi-
", the people Of Idaho will stand bv
their friends, the wage-earners, who
are making this fight on principle.
When Is to has been tried and
failed, they are willing to try an IN
creased ratio. Idaho in twentg wears
has given to the world $l50,000, 900
of gold and $75,00O,O0U in silver. Il,
is peopled With Americans, the -oueh h,
strong and brave, who redeemed The
deserts and braved hardships 10 en-
rich the world. To strike down great
commonwealth the result ought to
justify the sacrifice, if it is to be
made. 1t will injure the assailants
as we'll as the assailed.
"We," he said, "can survive. The
men who have suhdued the frontier
will neither starve n,r beg, nor cease
to he law-preserving, patriotic cisi-
zens."
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-29

SENATOR SnoUp has introduced a
bill for the appropriation of 100000
for building for the pos,office and
other government offices in Boise.
The same hill has been introduced IN
the House by Representative Sweet.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-29

UP to the time of going to press
yesterday evening no news had been
received in Boise of the vote on the
bill in the House to repeal the Sher-
man silver Jaw.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-29

The Statesman says K. P. Plow-
mans twenty stamp mil at Neal is
reducing ore. Mr.. Plowman has
twenty-two men employed aud they
take out fifteen tons a day.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-29

THE report that Senator Fred 7.
Dubois was weak -kneed on the silver
question, aud favored compromise,
was without foundation FREQ stands
solidly on the ratio Of l6 to- ].
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-29

MRa g. w. Smith and her sister.
Josle MArrinane, returned last Satur-
day frnm Quar'zhurg, where they
have been visiting relatives and
friends.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-29

onk has been resumed at the
Rdna FOUR men are employed, and
t1fss mare will soon be put on.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-29

MAURICE QUINN's family moved up
here lnss Friday from Jerusalem,
Maurice is employed in the meat
market of Shanahan & Co.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-29

MISS Their sA HAUG and sister.
Anna, Of Boise, who have been here
tn sometime visiting relatives and
friends, returned home last Saturday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-29

;nfxnIes PATTERSON and Miss Ma
tla Rutler were married in Boise
1 #o1l TIL Nth, Rev. j. w. Huston Off
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-29

JYHY Certificates and warrants on
I'm C00nty General fund taken at
f6eis fece for debts due the WoRLn.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-29

CLOTHES cleaned ard repaired.
Comforters cleaned and recovered by
Mrs. J. w. Reel. m3,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-29

AxERIcAy Union and Eldredge
sewing machines will be sold by this
office for $35 and $37 respectively.
Each has seven drawers. Agents
charge no less than $50 for these
same machines. They are brand
new. Call and see them.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-29
The Salt Lake
T R I B U n E

Is newspaper devoted TO the best interests
Of the Western slope. and particularly TO
the development OF the Innter-mouisin
country.
For advertising purposes ineomparsbly
the Dest paper between San Francisco and
Denver.
Daily. SOS issues per yesr...$i2 90
Weekly. u pp- 96 l., per yr.. u 90
Weekly, six months ...... 50
Weekly, three months. ......... rs
Address, THE TRIBUNE.
SALT LAKE CMI, CaAR
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-29
COUNTY AND STATE.

GlEri was 73 cents on the 26th
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Netfee

All persons knowing themselves
indebted to rs are requested to come
forward and settle within sixty days.
All accounts not settled within that
time will be placed 10 the hands OF =
collector. DAVIS Bios.
IDAHO Crrr, June Q, Y3. If.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-08-29

Il over Slainwald's Store, I,oise
&I 4l1&k0 Jan l2-tf
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n HxX4 AZ ~ Va ~ w

lSw practice. MI>INa AND WA
0ATIuN a specially.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-10
Fourth of July Celebration.

Blackfoot cannot afford to let the
glorious old Fourth 90 by without a
proper observance OF the day, It
would not II it could. To celebrate
becomingly we must make arrange
ments beforehand. To this end q
meeting Of all parties feeling an inter
est in the matter is called for at the
Opera House, Saturday evening at 8
o'clock sharp. The time has arrived
to begin preparations; let us have q
full and enthusiastic meeting.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-10
Therein be no SpIIt.

Our Republican friends who are
taking soothing JUNCTION TO their souls
because Of a prospective split, as they
believe, in the Democratic party in the
state over the distribution of federal
patronage, may as well turn their
thoughts in other channels. There will
be no split.
The action Of the administration in
recognizing the party organization in
the state and making all appoint
ments upon the recommendations OF
that organization precludes all hopes
from any source for split No fac
ton, or disgruntled or disappointed
members Of the party can afford tc
make war on the administration fol
its action in this matter, nor can the
same parties pretend to fight th,
state organization because il has beer
recognized by the administration. No
there will be no split The state OF
ganization will continue in favor S
Washington, and IL there be any dis
appointed members at home, the
must accept the situation, and. a
true Democrats, keep their places il
ranks and by honest services win 70
themselves future promotion an,
honor.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-10

Jerusalem, the city of biblical
fame, of the grand temple and the
home OF mighty kings is enjoying a
big real estate boom. Real estate
has advanced 900 per cent in one
year. Some of our neighboring Amer
ican boomers must have have struck
the city.
c. Bunting & Co. will ship 1900
tons OF ore, this season, from their
Lost River mines.
All next week a big reduction in
ladies satin and calico waists, both
black and colored. MRs HoLBRooK.
Fishing tackle at Fernish drug store
During the season the Union Pacific
company have made arrangements to
sell excursions tickets on each Satur-
day to Boise City and return. This
rate was made to accommodate par
ties wishing to visit the capital on
Sunday and avail themselves of a re-
freshing bath at the Boise Natatorium,
which is becoming very popular
bathing resort Payette Independ.
ent
Fishing Tackle at Fernlsh Drug
Store.
just received new line Of black
lawns and black ssteens.
Mrs. HoLBRooK.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-10
Chadren's Day.

The children Of the NJ. Z. Sabbath
school have prepared splendid pro.
gramme for 4Children's Day" which
win be presented 70 the public, Sunday
evening at the Methodist church.
The programme is particularly ap
ppopriate for this Columbian year, be
lng patriotic as well as in keeping
with the sacredness of the place And
the hour. They should be greeted
with full house.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-10
Han, HaR9

When you are getting ready for
having remember that | have the eel
ebrated jackson Fork, also Double
Harpoon Fork, the best hand Forks
Wire Cable, Rope, all sizes, Pulleys
Carriers, Lubr,cating Oil, etc, a
right prices. D. II, BIErHAS.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-06-10

Hon. John G. Brown went down to
Pocatello Wednesday afternoon to at
tend the marriage of Mr., Brooks
and Miss Hannaford.
II seems 70 be a well settled fact
that President Cleveland will call Con-
gress in extra session between the lst
and 18th Of September.
Dr.. L. d. Shafer, dentist, win not
be in Blackfoot until some day in
July next. He was advertised TO
come in June
Six masked men armed with Win
chesters entered a bank al Benton
vile, Arkansas. Monday, held up the
officers and captured $4,000. They
escaped to the Indian Territory.
The Governor OF Oklahoma has de-
manded the designations Of all Repub-
liean hold oYet officers in the terri.
tory TO make places for Democratic
appointees.
Senator Dubois has changed his
mlnd about coming TO Idaho this
summer, and will sail for Europe on
the 18th INST, 10 DO absent about six
weeks.
Idaho has four judges At the
Worlds Fair Judge Beatty Of the
u S. court. Judges Morgan and Sui,
liyan Of the Supreme court and Judge
standrod Of the District court
r. V. cozier. formerly of the Law
firm OF Cozier 4 Morgan, has his pro,
fesslonal card in The News today.
His Office Is on Main street next door
to Curtis hardware store.
Idaho Falls had an exciting school
election Monday. The following trus
tees were elected Joseph A. Smith
for three years, Albert Greenwell for
two years and Fred Turner for on'
year.
When the thermometer registers
100 degrees the cable which drawl
the cars OF the East River bridge. n
Y, is seven feet and SIX inches Longer
than when the mercury is down tC
zero.
w. p. p. ST. Clair, well known e
many Of our Blaektoot people, hay
ing lived in this county for severa
years, has gone south to accept lu
crativu position on the Iron Mountain
railroad.
Tho Grant locomotive works a
Chicago whose business ran over sl.
0O0, 900 a year has been driven TO the
wall by liabilities amounting to s450,
600.
The Whitaker Co, the proud own
ers Of THE celebrated "Whittaker Sugal
Cured Ham" brand has been attached
for s75, 900. It's bad for hams,
Democratic postmasters Of the 4tl
class are coming In at the rate Of 50
to 90 per day; One thlrd Of these to
fill places Of removals.
Rexburg is making preparations
for a grand celebration 4th of July
Among the attractions will be the mu
sic OF 100 volaes by the choral socie
ty led by Dr. Woodburn.
Superintendent Gregory, OF For
Hall Indian school, has been quite il
for three or four weeks past He 4
still confined to his bed with bu
slight symptoms OF improvement
Judge Stevens fine trotter is Ii
training on the track at Salt Lake
City. His stylish appearance ant
movements attract attention wheneve
he is led out for a spin around tn,
circle.
Governor McOonnell's mercantile
house at Moscow will re-opened ant
the business conducted as before tn
/. trouble. This will be good news q
/. the governors friends everywhere.
p. W. Gallagher, of pocatello vii
9 most likely be appointed deputy rev
/ enue collector for this district of lds
e no. so he will succeed julie Bassett
the present officer
. What about a celebration 4tA Q