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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-09-19
LasCsls. LErrEs

President Lincoln, April II, 1865,
the day Of his assassination. wrote ths
following letter to Schuyler Colfax,
Who was u The time visiting ON this
coast. Il wss bis last public writing,
and voiced bis sentiment regarding
the West. His views will b read
With interest:
Nh. CoL1Ax:-I want you Z, take
. message from mo to The miners
whom you visit | have very large
ideas Of the mineral wealth Of our ns-
tion. Fbelieve i practically mex
hsustibls. Il abounds I'll over the
western coantsy, from The Rocky
Mountains to the Paci6c, and il de-
vslopment has already commenced.
During the war, when we we're Cd
ding : couple millions Of dollars ev-
cry day to our National debt, ! did
not care about encouraging the IN
crease in tho volume Of our precious
metals. We had the country to SAVE
6rst.
Nov that the rebellion 10 over.
thrown, and We know pretty nearly
the amount Of our national debt, ths
moro gold and silver No mine -
make the payments 20 much the cas-
ier. Nov, ] am going TO encourag'
that in every possible way. VI
shall hsve hundreds Of thousands o
disbanded soldiers, and many havs
feared that their return homo in sncI
large numbers might paralyze indus
Itry by furnishing, suddenly, great
er supply of labor than there will b
. demand for. ! am going TO try I
attract them 70 the hidden wealth o
our mountain ranges, where there
room enough for all.
Immigration, which even the Va
has not stopped, will land upon on
shores hundreds Of thousands NOR
from overcrowded Europe. l inten
to point them to the gold and silve
waiting for them in the west. Te
the miners for me that l shall pre-
mote their interests to the utmost {
my ability, because their prosperity
the prosperity of the nation; and =
shall prove, in . very few years, tn,
we are indeed the treasury of th
world. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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GRAND LODGE ADsoURNs.
stase,uan. /. 18Th.

The Grand Lodge of Masons yes
terday concluded the business of the
session with the installation OF the
newly elected officers and the Lodge
adjourned sine die
The session just closed, while the
attendance was lighter than usual,
was one of the most harmonious and
enjoyable in the history Of Masonry
in Idaho, and the delegates will carry
away with them many pleasant recol-
lections of the meeting.
The next Grand Lodge will meet
in this city on the second Tuesday in
September, 1894.
The following is the list of the
newly elected and appointed officers:
James A. Pinney, Boise, Grand
Master.
Jesse Coulter, Murray, Deputy
Grand Master.
A. b. Clark, Mountain Home, SEN
ior Grand Warden.
A. Moyes, Pocatello, Junior Grand
Warden.
| Charles Himrod, Boise, Grand
Treasurer.
J. H. Wickersham, Boise, Grand
Secretary.
/ F. q. Mock, Namps, Grand Lee
turer.
| Rev. ]. D. McConkey, Lewiston
Grand Chaplain.
! c. s. Scott, Moscow, Grand Mar
shal.
w. L. Rider, Payette, Grand Or
ator.
L. D. Shattner, Kendrick, Crane
Senior Deacon.
F. Hutchins, Montpelier, Crane
Junior Deacon.
o. r. Hale, Albion, Grand Senio
, Steward.
John Merrill, Placerville, GRAM
, Junior Steward.
, Jos-ph Gross, Silver City, Gran
r word Bearer.
, George Welden, Albion, Gran
S 'ursuivant.
r A. Hass, Boise, Grand Tyler.
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THE crop of newly invented and
alleged successful gold savers this
year is unusually abundant. Weiser
is the last place to lay claim to being
the birth place of one of these ma
chimes. The Signal says H. F. RAN
dal and Beck Jenney have construct
ed small test machine on a princi-
pie of their own conception. Sever
al tests on a small scale have been
made on sand from the Snake. SAND
that prospected 25 cents to the cubic
yard, after being run through the ma
chine failed to yield solitary color
They will at once apply for patent
AS it is an amalgamator it will not b'
confined to Snake river sand, but car
be utilized in any ore-crushing mill
and its capacity will be greater thai
any now in existence.
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Foa THE WHITE METAL.
ssiaho Counties Responding N0bly te
the Appeal for Funda.

There seems to be little doubt, not
withstanding :he hard times, Idaho
will not be behind her sister silver
States in the matter OF subscribing
Literally to the fund now being raised
for the purpose OF sighting the enc
mics of the white metal.
ldaho's assessment amounts to e2,-
600, and that sum was divided among
the different counties of the State,
and q Vice President appointed for
each county.
Eugene Lorton, Secretary of the
State BimetaIlic League, is receiving
encouraging news from all of the
counties. Owyhee has already sent
in its assessment of 500 and word
from Bear Lake is that the sum ex-
pected from that county will be forth
coming in a few days. Alturas,
which has already raised nearly $1,000
to assist in the contest for suprema.
cy of silver, responds that its assess
ment will he available shortly. A.
A. Crane, Vice President from Koote-
mai county, who was in the city the
other day, said his county could raise
the amount assigned to it.
The following are the assessments
of the various counties:
Ada and Latah, $3.50 each; Sho-
shone and Owyhee, $500 each:
Washington, Alturas, Lemhi, Ban.
mock. Canyon and Kootenai, $1G
each; N-z Perce, Boise, Custer, Lo.
gan and Idaho, 500 each; Bingham
$75; Bear Lake, Oneida, Elmore
Cassia aid Fremont, $50 each.
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PAN.AMERlCAX INTERESTS.
Denver News.


The Chamber OF Congress meeting
called for next Tuesday evening
should be largely attended. The
subject of the Pan-American Con-
gress at St. Louis in October will
come up, and there should be an en-
thusiastic endorsement of the pro-
posed gathering.
1t is now more than evident that
more intimate trade relations must
be cultivated with the gulf ports and
the southwest. The Atlantic ports
Boston, New York, Philadelphis,
Baltimore-all are against the inter-
ests of the trans-Mississippi. trans
Missouri region. Chicago is merely
their western agency. For years
they have levied tribute on our pro-
ductions and fattened off our trade.
At the dictation of the London gold
trust lHct are ho" suNihS " fieSS
their chains about our necks. The
pirates of the Barbara coast were
never more mercenary.
In New Orleans and Galveston the
West has two friendly ports whose
interests are identical with its own
and especially with the Rocky noun
tain region. They will welcome the
trade of the vast and productive coun
try to them. The South American
republics are a silver using people
and they are all anxious for close
commercial relations with this coun
try. A Congress such as is proposed
by the PAN American association vii
bring together the men who are NUT
ually interested in the Southwestern
trade, and cannot fail to formulas
influences that will materially assis
in promoting the commercial, indus
trial and financial welfare Of the re
gions named.
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Salt LAke AeSaad
The course pursued in Idaho to-
wards Mr.. James r. Wallis, editor Of
the Montpelier Post, is paltsy and
shameful. Sometime ago be pub
lished an offer Of ; sewing machine
As & prize to paid-up subscribers. He
was applicant for the position Of post
master Of the town, ! plscs be was
thoroughly fitted 70 GIL II Vas on-
derstood there was likely to b :
change and the incumbent had stated
his readiness to step down and out
9 whsnever Grover wanted him TO
walk"
But = Jealousy vas created BY the
editors application, and that sewing
machine offer was made pretext BY
partisans for working up ; scheme
against the Democratic aspirsnt. A
complaint was fled against him nm
der the anti-lottery laws; he was
charged with using the mails for lot
terry purposes. There was much
commotion over it at the time, bat il
was chiefly treated with derision and
looked upon as . spite measure and
unlikely to he entertained seriously
Bot the United States attorney, il
seems, has pressed the charge and q
| majority of the grand jury have beer
induced to indict Mr.. Wallis, thu,
i putting him to the vexation and ex
pense Of defending his case. Sil
good men and true stood on
I-agsinst true bill, but that was of NJ
avail. The case was pressed TO
trial. A demurrer was 6led to the in
dictment on the ground that il dit
not state facts sufficient to constitute
a public offense. The Court tool
the matter under advisement ant
Judge James II. Beatty announced
he would render his decision mex
November. The trial jury having
nothing to do was discharged, and
is stated that nearly $4,000 expense
were entailed, principally for this on
petty case.
We regard the whole proceeding
as malicious, partisan and contempt
BILE. If the editor was violating tn
letter of the law q word from tn
postmaster to him would have stoppe
it. But other papers with simils
announcements passed through th
mails without breath of objection
1t is to be hoped that the Court wi
see that the spirit of the law has nc
been infringed, that the demurre
i will be sustained and the editor re
lieved from further embarrassment
exT ense and, as we view it, vindictiv
persecution.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-09-19

SENATOR J. G. WATTS returned a
few days ago from Silver City, where
he has been on legal business. He
says work was recently resumed
in the Black Jack mine, which
closed down in July, and full force
is again at work in the DeLamar
mine. and the silver slopes are again
turning out ore. Twenty-Five miners
were added to the force a week or
two ago. VIM. HagIer has been
dangerously i'll the past forty-6ve
DAYS. He was first taken with ty-
phoid fever. After twelve days the
fever was broken and he then be.
came afflicted with enlargement oi
the liver, and is still confined to his
bed. His brother is with him. A
number of Boise county men are
at work over there, among them Thos
Fault, Thos. Ashcroft, Thos. Bar
rv, Jas. Weston, N. E. Bancroft anc
McNah. Mr.. McNah and Amo.
Brooks are running blacksmith shop
at DeLamar, and are dong well.
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STATE BOARD OF EQUALlzA-
Their Action In aIegard &c the Assess-
nsent Of the Railroads In slse state.

The State Board Of Equalization,
sitting as q Board OF Assessors on
railroad property last Saturday. fixed
the assessment of the main lines At
t6, 800 mile, and branches At Is, 600
per mile; and the Utah & Northern
from Pocatello to the Montana line
IS 500 per mile. This is reduction
from last year of $500 per mile on
the main lire of the Union Pacific,
and on the Utah & Northern, while it
is a raise of $1,000 per mile on the
Northern Pacific, the latter having
been put in last year at 44,5O0. Gov
ernor Mcdonnell and Attorney Cen
eral Parsons favored $1,000 on the
main lines and $1,000 for Utah &
Northern, on the ground that no re-
duction had been made in other
classes OF property. Secretary of
State Curtis said he would vote for .
reduction, as railroads were earning
no more than the fixed charges. The
Governor asked him if he had any
figures to show that such was the
case. He said he had not, but il was
notorious fact that railroad proper
ty was not profitable. The Governor
replied that it was also notorious that
no other class of property was now
profitable. Treasurer Hill and Aud
itor Ramsey held views similar tc
those of Curtis, and by vote o.
three to two the Board fixed the rate,
as given. The aggregate railroad as.
sessment of the State will be about
100000 more than last year, owing
to the increase on the Northern Pa
cific and the new line of the Grea
Northern.
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Sunday, Sept. "A, Granite Creek
Sermon Religion the Basis of Soci-
ETY..
Sunday, Oct. 1, Garden valley
Sermon-Aspirations of the Soul.
Sunday, Oct. 8, Granite Creek
Sermon-Origin and Destiny of Man
Sunday, Oct. Is, Idaho City. Ser
mon-The Judgments of God.
Sunday, Oct. 70, Granite Creek
Sermon-Objections to Divine Prov
idence Answered.
Sunday, Oct. 30, Granite Creek
Sermon-Conscience Bearing Wit
ness TO God.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-09-19

NEARLY all the counties of this
State have contributed their portions
of tho q, 900 for the cause of silver,
but Boise county has not yet come to
the front. The amount this county
4 expocted to contribute is only 800.
There must he head to everything
Ut fkis kind. With some one duly
authoried by the Bimetallic League
ID osohcis subscriptions, Boise county's
portion could very soon lie raised.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-09-19

Ben SoLoMo, VIM. Libby and Ed
Beck have located good placer ground
near the Chickshominy and have been
digging a ditch to convey water to it.
Mr.. Solomo has also struck the Chick
ahominy ledge east, and located a
claim, which gives good prospects.
Mr.. Beck also has an extension be-
tween this recent location and the
Chickahominy, which also prospects
we'll.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-09-19

U. P. LINvIILE and VIM. Byrne
returned last Friday from Neal dis.
trict. Mr.. Bqrne went back on Sat.
urday to work for Plowman & Co
Mr.. Linville says they have mag
ni6cent mine. A very large body
of ore is already opened. Only one
shift is now at work in the nine, bu,
there will soon be three.
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Governor Hogg. of Texas, has been
requested to call council of COVER
nors of silver States. The object is
to suggest that such States pass Law
making a SILVER dollar weighing an
ounce legal tender for the payment
of debts. The miners will have the
money coined in Mexico. Some
lawyers say the plan is constitutional
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AGENTS.

GOLD and SILVER can be made easily
nv actfTe men and women. Secure an
agency Immediately for AMERICAS
WUNDERLAEDS," the fastest selling
book since Grants Memoirs. A vel liable
boom has set in on this book, and success
is knocking at your very door.
$40 beautiful pictures, lover 500 full
page picturesl in tints, by new process!
200 pages of stirring text by the celebrated
writer and traveller, J. w. Buel, equal tc
5000 pages of an ordinary book.
This beautiful work Is gotten up as &
memorial of the Columbian yeas, anG
touches an American chor,l in every resi-
dent of this great country. 1t should b<
in every home in the land.
Popular prices Territory worth Z
farm. going rapidly. Send At once $10(
for prospectus, and application for exclu
sive agency to THE ]. DEWING co.
San Fysucisco, Cal. Sspt 16-ma
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MATT MARI, shoemaker OF this place,
who left a week ago last Thursday to
look for better place than this, says
he thinks he has found it. That
place is DeLamar. Matt returned
Sunday and says he will move over
there in eight or ten days. He says
he will come back when gold is
struck in the bedrock shaft.
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TIN Statesman says the Milwaukee,

Tim Statesman says the Milwaukee
chmpany that has bond on the
Hnwa~ Manhattan group of mines at
DxE.nmar, has been forced to aban-
dan that deal on account of the strin-
Go1cY of the money market. Two
inomhers of the Milwaukee company
SvS III Boise. 1t is probable they will
iHseSt in Deadwood Basin before re-
to5uing east. This company has
60(5de on two gold mines out there,
oxned by George Wise and George
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FRANK CooPER, Jr., and Charley
Cooper will begin hauling ore in a
day or two from the Buffalo mine to
the Blaine mill. They will have
about FIVE tons of the higher grade
crushed. 1t is believed this ore will
run somewhere between $50 and $l0C
per ton.
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Notice 70 Creditors.
K K. DAVIS.

Estate of James smith. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, administrator of the estate of
James Smith, deceased, TO the creditors of,
and all persons having claims against, the
said deceased, to exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers, within four months
sfter the first publication of this notice,
To the said administrators, at the Boise
County Bank. the same being the place
for the transaction of the business Of the
said estate, in idaho City, Boise county,
Idaho. E. w. BARRy,
Public Admir- istrator of the estste Of
James Smith. decreased.
pAssd = IdAAo City, ldsan, asp& u -.
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raR Salt Lake Herald claims that
tkS persecu ion that Is following edi-
tOf Wallis, of Montpelier, grows out
a. psrsisanship. A resident of Mont
polier informed the WORLD that pol
itjos had nothing to do with it, but
sh6ta disreputable element, non-po-
Iltioal in its nature, was determined
to down him, and that this element
could find no more serious charge to
prefer against him than that he had
oilered as a prize, to be drawn for by
psid up subscribers, a sewing ma
e6lae. The indictment against him
~ outrage on law and justice, nc
So(ter what influence was at the bot.
\ tn Of it.
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pxRrY from Salt Lake are work
iH aew process for mining on the
Sn4 y 11ear Idaho Falls, says the Po-
oofolly Tribune. They have an en-
xi19 and centrifugal pump, and pump
the oand from the bottom of the
river.
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AMERICAN 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.
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Notice.

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to us are requested to settle
by August l, 1898.
All notes and accounts not settled
within that time will be placed in the
hands of collector and collection en-
forced.
We mean business.
MYER & Smith.
InAHo CRY. Iuna 10. '93. If.
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1S H. w. DUNroN, of this place,
St&anfo to the Grand Convention of
Hebekah Degree of the I. 0. o.
8 Iflt Yesterday for Chicago, where
IL conyention will be held.
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THos. DAY, formerly of this place,
and a Mrs. Reed, were marred in
Baker City on the 18th. Your many
friends in this section, Tom, extend
their congratulations and best wishes
for health, happiness and prosperity
for you and your bride.
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REEs DAVIS, the Caldwell Tribune
man, has built a new two-story brick
office. That is the way Idaho news
paper men stack up their wealth.
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WIN. LIBBY and Ed Beck are TAX
ing ore from the Chickahominy mine
for a crushing.
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MRs. WIN. BYRNE, who has been
quite i'll for several days, is now
convalescent.
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Notice for 1ublieat5oa.
LAND OFFICE at Boise City. Idaho, l
- 01 1ofso I

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has fled notice Of her
iLientinn TO make final proof in support
Of her claim. and that said proof will be
made before the Register and Receiver at
Boise City. Idaho. on September IL, 1893,
viz: Hannah Lick, Of HorseshOe Bend,
Idaho. who filed Homestead Application
No. 2l34 for the Mex NW1. NW4 NE
u. Sec Is, and 81 Sc \, Sec u, TIP a N.
K2E
She names the following Witnesses IN
prove her continuous residences upnn and
cultivation of, said isud, viz: James
Fenton. Timothy Braiaard, Richard n
Woods. William r. Ray. all of Horseshoe
Bend. Idaho. CaAe s. KINeeLEy.
July -, 1893. Register
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CLOTHES cleaned ard repaired.
Comforters cleaned and recovered by
Nrs. ]. w. Reel ms.
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A6ArT1edl

At Ola, this county. Sept 7, 1893. st the
residence of E C. Baird. by George w
Holloway, Justice of the Peace, Vim
Hayden Boston and Mrs. Martha Jane
Miller
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- over Shainwald's Store, Roise
f5ffSz 11lnk0 Jan l2-tf
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Mol.e.

Mo>l.e.
Bids will be received at the regular st s.
sion of the Board oi County Cemmis>i D
RS of Boise county, to be held at Id be
City, Idaho. October Q. 1898, up Ia 10
,'clock A. NJ. for the purpose of contract
ing for twenty-eight cords OF wood, more
or less. The Board reserves the right tr
reject any and all bids,
ART CUNNINGHAM.
Clerk Bd Co. CONS
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)UNTY AND STATE.

lfxxn was 74a cents on the 10th.
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{)SGeril law practice. MINING AND WA
Iii SkEf0ATIoN specially.
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inslie & Gray,
N ~ II N E VS. A T. L A W
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IDAHO CITY, June 19, '93. If.
The Press., 1893-06-29
Forbes R aleaIiare's

a1aSSGSSSS&s s@@@as&sSssss
 Springfield, June, 1898
 Stock taking comes the last of this week. There are things that we don't want to count, especially remnants of dress goods. All have been care fully gone over and marked at a price to make them go quickly.
 Lengths for waists
 Lengths for skirts
 Lengths for wrappers
 Lengths for children's dresses
 Lengths for womens dresses Everything in black and col-. ored dress goods, wash fab rics, etc., under 8 yards, is in the sale. Left aisle
 The remnants of table lin- ems include some pieces large enough for a good sized table cloth.
 Right aisle.
 You have no notion of the number of ready made wrap pers we are selling for a dol lar. Over a hundred dozen last week; blues, pinks and heliotropes mostly. Price $I.5o elsewhere. Second floor. ..
 A catalogue of books, suit able for summer reading, will be sent to all who write for it.. South store.
 Our ready-made serge suits are either highly acceptable to buyers, or they arc regarded as we'll worth the prices at which they go; for they go fast, and keep going. Here are some that are so much better than are commonly sold at such prices as to deserve particular mention. A suit of navy blue serge with large balloon
 sleeves and notched collar, 5. An EtOn suit of navy blue serge trimmed at sleeves, collar and belt with braid $1O. Eton or blazer suits, navy blue or black, $3.98. Blazer suits, navy blue, black, green, tan or car-
 dinal, $5.98. Eton suits with large full skirt, navy blue black,
 tan or green, $85O. navy blue suit of fine serge, with large balloon
 sleeves and notched collar, S8.5O. EtOn suits, navy bue black or serge, silk sleeves,
 silk fedOre front, fancy gimp trimming $1O. Black or blue EtOn suits, with butterfly cape,
 $125O.
 Black or blue Eton suits, with various trim
 mings, $13.50 to s25. Second floor.
 All of our so cent neck wear for men 374 cents; all of our 25 cent neckwear 21; not unsuccessful styles; our whole stock. Right aisle, near entrance.
 FORBES & WALLACE. Main and Vernon streets.