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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05
Dzieh ~chicag0skE
ma MYstaWie,

Ma eel swiedzenia wystawy swiato-
wei W u~roczystost, ,DniaChicsgoskiego"
~otiaruje kolej Chicago, Burlington &
Northern tykiety bardzo TAME, W
kazdym razie ME drozsze, jak "a jedna
jazds bez powrotu, a z niekt6rych
stacyj nawet wiele %taniej, Tykiety beda
sprzedawane W dniach 6, 7 i 9
Paidziernika-wazne ma dni 10. Blitszych
s%zczeg6l6w chetnie udzieIa najblizsl
ogenei kofei Burlintonskiej.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05
Bitter ~eEektryezmy.

WszYscy CO uzywah elektrycz-
nego biteru, chwala GO pod ME
biosa. Bitter elektryezny leczy
wszelkie s}aboscl watroby i merck,
usunie wyrzuty, ruchomy reuma-
tyzm i inpe oierpienla pochodzace
Z krwl n~leczystej. Wypedzi re
systemu malarye j odpedzl takze
wszelkle febry malaryczne. Ably
wyleczyc Dol g}owy, nleregularnosc
W zo4adku, spr6bowac tylko click
"trycznych kropll, Cena so dentow
i 100 dol. "a butelke.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05
WysIawa SwLatOwa.

koIej Chicago Milwaukee &
St. Paul sprzedawat bedsie tykle-
tY ekskursyine DO Chicago i L
powrotem W dniach 6, I s paz.
dzierniks, dobre do powrotu aS do
is P~aadzierniKa. Cena $500.
Wzgledem dalszych szczegd}ow
zg}osit sic do South @.,,re Depot.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05
WIADOMOSCl
MIEJSCOWE E.

1owarzystaco sw. kazimierza
wybraso ma posledzeniu 2 2 paz.
nastepujacy zarzad ma rok
daisy: l.. Dorsz prezydent; Sta
nislaw Piechowskl viceprezydent:
Domlulk Hamerski s%ekretarz; Jan
Lica kasYer,
srod za1atwiania spraw blezs-
cych dyskutowano rome madre
projekta, jak n. p. 0 nowo wyna-
l%ezlonej sztuce odgryzania MOSCOW,
O pollczeniu warcho}ow parahalnych
W poczet swietych, O 1amaniu
gnatow Backgammon do papieskie-
&c delegate i t. y. Ma samym
ostatku byly wyk3ady 0 skrobanlu
iezyk6w brzytwa, tudzlez o wiesza-
niu, B0.dzo to postepowe
~towarzystwo ~ ME ma CO movie.
HieIht 6al farmerski bedzie W
sobote IA Pa&dziernika, u p. Herka
" Marshland, Wis. M}odziez far.
merska, ktora napracowafa sic PREY
zniwach, bedzle miata sposobnost,
iaknajlepiei sic zabawlc.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05
ZkOTE MYSLI
z pSsum SwIetego Tom asza
q KeHn pis.

Kto Una dobrze slebie samego,
to czuje GAIA nikczemnosG swoia, a
ME kocha sic W pochwafach ludz-
klch.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05
BRACIA GRIESEL

Wystopa u Minneapolis.
Kole1 Chicago Milwaukee d st.
Paul sprzedaje tYkiety
ekskursYJne ma WyotaWe W
Minneapolis. Sprzedaz zaczela sic
q Wrzesnia i bedzie we wtorki,
czwartki i soboty, podczas
wystawy ga Gene jednej | jednei
trzeci czesci "a tykiet ~objezdny.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05

Fielht 6al farnerski bedzie W
sobote IA Pazdziernika, u p. Herka
" Marshland, Wis. M}odziea far.
merska, ktora napracowafa sic PREY
2niwach, bedzle miata sposobnost,
jaknajlepiei sic zabawlc.
sgd diStryhtopy skaza} adwo.
kata pana Brown, "a nledotrzyma.
ME rozw6dce PAM Clement oblet.
nlcy ozenku, ma $4,000 cdszkodo.
wanna. Pan Brown ~za}ozy} apelacy2
Cd wyroku.
MajwySssy sad stanowy W St.
Paul roztrzygnle niebawem sprawe
dawnlejszego szeryfa P. Braley
przecjw szeryfowi GAY.
Pan Flip Fojten otworzy1 W
dniu l Pa4dzlernlka W bloku
Simpsona elegacki salon. Ma pletro
odnosnej kamlenicy niebawem
przenlesie sic sad municipality.
Go$cie. - Dnia 80 Wrzesnia
odw!edzi} nasza r~edakcya farmer
p. Piotr Metko z East Chain Lake,
W po1udniowei Minnesota, jadac
ma wystawe do Chicago. - Dnla
4 Pazdzier. przyjmowallsmy p.
Wo]clecha R%atajczaka z Milwaukee,
bawiacego W gosclnie IL swojego
stryja ma farmie W gminie Pine
Greek, Wis.
Szet poacyi winohskiei pan
Bogart nareszcie zaczal uprz9tac z
miasta jaskinie cry. Pomiedzy in-
nemi w%yp1oszono ,,gambler6w" re
starego Mues bloku, oraz z ponad
starej siedzlby Drugiego Banku
Narodowego, n~aprzeclwko drukarni
KdtotiEd.
Pan Teofil Derdowski, pc.
wr6ciwszy z Mimic, wyjecha1 zno-
WI do Ironwood, Mich, W gosci-
ne do swojego szwagra p. Jana
Drazkowsklegoo
4 Yanse BuIy! Wyprzedaz !
Mszelkiegc rodzaju obuwia juz
rozpocze}a sic W handful obok
Merr1golda, SIS W. 3rd Str, zwa-
nym ,,Chicago Bankrupt Store".
Mozna tam take dostac kape-
lusze i czaphi. SprzedajacY
umieia pc polsku l lstotnie bajecz.
pie tanlo sprzedaj9.
Wycieczha ma znlwa jak
- v rzesnla i 10 pazdziernlka.
Kolej Chicago Milwaukee & St.
Paul sprzedawat bedzle exkursyjne
tyklety ma znlwa pc bardzo tanlch
cenach. Zg}oslc sic ma South Shore
dworcu.
BRACIA GRIESEL sprowa-
dull jaknajlepsze wodki, ktore
polecaja szczegolnie tarmerom,
spieszacym sig z u~kohczenlem
robot jesiennYch. Ceny jaknajtah-
SIZE. Wszystko co farmer do kuchnl
/ ma sto4 potrzebuje z miasta, cd
Mich dostac MONA W nailepszym
gatunku. Znana to polskim far
merom z okollcy Winony flrma:
Prey siennym rynku - W domu
pana Prochowicza.
Wystauo u Minneapolis.
Kole1 Chicago Milwaukee d st.
Paul sprzedaje tykiety
ekskursy]ne ma wystawe w
Minneapolis. Sprzedaz zaczela sic
q Wrzesnia i bedzie we wtorki,
czwartki i W soboty, podczas
wystawy ga Gene jednej | jednei
trzeci czesci "a tykiet objezdny.
Bitter eEektryezmy.
Wszyscy CO uzywah elektrycz.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05

Red Jacket, Baranowski Alb. 200
Bolinskl Jan 200
kowalewskl J6z. 200
Buffalo Glochowska Mary ESQ
Krajnlk j. 2.lO
Mroz Jan 1.5O
Senger leo. $50
Sulewski Joz. $50
Chicago Dopka NJ. 1.50
Milwaukee Jarasinskl F. LAO
Masiakowski S. 2.2O
Swiekatowo Anton Katny 2.7O
Sprlngvallev MazurkiewiczJan 200
Bessemer Kopczynski Mlcha1 2.40
Hoityllle Weso}owsk, Jan $50
Detroit, Mockus 1885
Sokotsk Walenty 4.5O
Pnlikowski Jan 3.75
Scranton, Such Jakob 4.50
BUFFALO Nowacki Antoni 3.65
Filler O., Teczkowski Alb d.65
Z. Saginaw, Wulerowicz Mich. 400
Arnot Pfaczkowskl Jakob $40
Erie, Sko"rohski Igpacy $50
Osceola, FIR. Kulas, "a siebio 200
Ten sam "a brata W Europe 2.85
Hurley Janik Kar6l 200
Manistee BfnAeiczyk Jozef 2.6O
(Clag daisy nastapi.)
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05

Pan Teofil Derdowski. Pc.
wr6ciwszy z Mimic, wyjechaf zno-
WI do I%ronwood, Mich, W gosci-
ne do swojego szwagra p. Jana
Drazkowsklegoo
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05

Szef polacyi w%lnohskiei pan
Bogart n~areszcie zacza} uprz3tac z
miasta jaskinie cry. Pomiedzy in-
nemi w%yploszono ,,gambler6w" re
starego Mues bloku, oraz z ponad
starej siedzlby Drugiego Banku
Narodowego, n~aprzeclwko drukarni
Kutolik0,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05

Pan Flip Fajten otworzyi W
dniu l Pa2dzlernlka W bloku
Simpsona elegackl salon. Ma pletro
odnosnej kamlenicy niebawem
przenlesie sic sad municipality.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05

GdYbYm znat wszYstSo co jest
ma swlecle q ME zyl duchu mi
}osci, c6zby mi to pomog}o pred
Bogiem, kt6rY z uczynkow s@dzic
m1e bedzie?
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05
SO dHli Wiecel.

Guys kleuy wystawlat note ma 80
dnl? Jezeli TAX, to doblze wiesz, jal
wnet uplynie jeden mieslac.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05
Tanie BulY!
Wyprzedaz

Tanie Bu!y! Wyprzedaz
Mszelkiegc rodzaju obuwia juz
(rozpocze}a sic W handful obok
Mongolia, IS W. 3rd Str, zwa-
nym ,,Chicago Bankrupt Store".
Mona tam take dostac kape-
}lusze / czap6i. SprzedajacY
umieia pc polsku | lstotnie bajecz.
ple tanlo sprzedaj2.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05

Go$cie. Onia 80 Wrzesnia
odw!edzif nasza redakcya farmer
p. Piotr Metko z East Chain Lake,
W po1udniowei Minnesota, jadac
ma wystawe do Chicago. - Dnla
4 Pazdzier. przyjmowallsmY p.
Wo]clecha Ratajczaka z Milwaukee,
bawiacego " gosclnie IL swojego
strYja ma farmie W gminie Pine
Greek, Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05

Majwysszy sad stanowy W St.
Paul roztrzygnle niebawem sprawe
dawnlejszego szeryfa P. Braley
przecjw szeryfowi GAY.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05

Wycieczha ma znlwa jak
- v rzesnla i 10 pazdziernlka.
Kolej Chicago Milwaukee q St.
Paul sprzedawat bedzle exkursyjne
tyklety ma znlwa pc bardzo tanlch
cenach. Zg}osic sic ma South Shore
dworcu.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05

Prawdziwle wlelklm jest ten,
Dry ma wiele ducha m,ioscn,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05

sgd d~istryktory skazai adwo.
kata pana Brown, "a nledotrzyma.
ME rozw6dce PAM Clement obiet.
nlcy ozenku, ma $4,000 cdszkodo.
wanna. Pan Brown %za}ozyl apelacy2
Cd wyroku.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05

Wszyscy jestesmy uaomni, ale
ty ME sadz, ably ktokolWiek byt
uiemasejszy cd cieble,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05

Wlele Jest rzeczy, ktorych
umlenle "a maio, albo at mic
duszy sic ME przyda.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-04-04
A Great Country.

The following is an extract from a
private letter received few days
ago from Bonanza, Custer county:
"The country from Stanley Basin
to Deadwood, including, of course,
the Sawtooth, Cape Horn, Bear val
lev and contiguous localities, is. with
nut "a doubt, the grandest region for
the summer tourist, the miner, pros
pector, stockman and sportsman that
can he found anywhere. There are
quartz mines, placer mines, fish lakes,
warm springs, vast meadow lands, and
in fact everything that goes to make
up a country of diversified interests,
and once the State road is completed
that whole section will wake up as
out of a dream. have seen enough
of the country to satisfy myself OF
its attractions and resources, and dur
ing the past two or three years have
assaved \ great many samples of gold
Quartz from the Deadwood country,
and from there to Seafoam there are
many good mines of silver and lead.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-04-04
Meeting sfs.s~ka.iaer..

The Boise County Mining Co. held
meeting last Thursday night in the
court house. Considerable more than
half the stock was represented.
The meeting was called for the pur-
pose OF making change in the stock
OF the company. The company's cap.
ital stock amounted to $500, 900, with
100000 shares at Is per share. The
shares, however, have been sold for
rs cents each. This caused dissatis-
faction among those IN Boise CITY
who had subscribed for stock. Thew
wsre informed by lawyer of that
place that it the company should 90
in debt, each stockholdsr could be
held responsible to the amount Of
e4.75 for each share, this being the
amount over and above the price paid
for each share. The stock is non-as
sessible, but for every two bits paid
by buyers, the stock itself would in
dictate that IS, which is given as the
par value, had been paid. Whether
or not the Boise attorney is CORE. !,
makes no difference. The people
there who have subscribed for stock
would not pay for it without a re-is-
sur, and with the par value made te
correspond exactly with the amour,
paid. The stockholders, at the meet.
ing stated, voted unanimously to re-
issue stock at 25 cents per share
The number Of shares remains the
same-100,0 00-but instead Of thu
capital stock being 100000, it j.
425, 900, and the cash value, as it ha
been selling, would have been SIS,
1000 under the former issue. Tn,
stockholders, however, have grea
faith in striking pay gravel below tn
false bedrock of this place, and if the,
do 1t is safe to say that the cash valu
of stock will be considerably over 81
per share.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-04-04
who Will Name Themf

A petition is in circulation over
the State, and the faithful are putting
their names thereto at a rapid rate,
endorsing Ex-Governor Stevenson as
a Democrat whom the President NAV
safely trust for advice respecting men
and measures in Idaho. You know
what that means. A certain class
of Democrats have been fixing up
things their own way, and this last
move is sure to make trouble. Who
is who, and who'll get there? place
hunters wildly ask; and echo an
swers, "Who is who?" and Knocks
their hopeless task-their task oil
finding out, who will bring the work
about, of putting in the Dems, the
waiting, anxious Dems, the faithful
"mountain gems?" To find Who'll
have "the pull" is what fills the
faithful full-full of widest conster
nation and uneasy contemplation a
they view the situation, and look will
longing eyes, at the places they d.
prize. If things should turn out 9th
erwise than in accord with their con
ltemplation ,here'l be wild eyed con
sternatlon. With fire in their eye
they quickly will arise, and call Tor al
the WINS, and the 'wherefores' toe
likewise. They long to get there
with longing long, "but who has | b
pull-the pull that is s'rong sue
is the burden of the faithfuls' sons
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-04-04

The impressive ceremonies of the
Holy Week were well attended in
St. Joseph's church, especially on
Good Friday and Easter Sunday.
The Rev. w. J. A. Hendrickx cele-
brated a solemn high mass of thanks
giving last Easter Sunday before a
large audience, on the occasion of his
silver jubilee as Priest, having
been ordained on March IS, 1868, IN
the city of Ruremond, Holland. Ap-
propriate decorations and transpar'
ent inscriptions, COMMUNICATING Inc
event, were put up in the church
The reverend gentleman was warm
IL congratulated by numerous friends
Letters expressing good wishes vert
received from several places in thu
limited States and Europe, not a few
of them containing gifts and dona
tons as tokens of esteem and friend
ship.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-04-04
pOwx WITH THE TYPE Trust


weiser Leader.
This article will probably be OF
no interest to any except newspaper
men. as it is but . few words about
the type trust, and it is to them We
wish to speak. The gigantic trust
With $9,OO0,000 capital which has
Just been formed can only be for one
purpose, that of advancing the prices
of type and increasing the magnitude
Of the profits they reap annually. As
long as men are able to combine their
money and buy up the factories OF
any industry and run them under one
general management, SO long will
trusts exist. We see no way OF pre-
venting them by law. as the law does
not curtaIl anv individuals right TO
purchase all the property OF any class
he sees fit. 1t xould be useless for
the newspaper men to form new
party opposed to type trusts There
is but one way in which we can hight
this octopus which threatens US. 1t
is with our patronage. There are
few firms not in the trust. 1t We
give our patronage to these firms,
and not one dollar to the trust, they
: will survive all the blows the combine
NAV deal and the latter will have &c
/ go under in the end. To patronize
' exclusively those firms not in ths
trust is our only safeguard and pro
: lection from our giant foe. The trus
e may pretend to sell at lower rates TO
|, a time. but we believe it to be only
). blind t., hold our patronage until tn
S opposing firms are crushed out OF ex
e isteace. Once conquerors, and W
Il will feel the trust at our threats wit
d advanced prices, throttling what httl
,r prosperity we may now enjoy. ou
II one course is to stand firmly by thos
IT tyne makers who have held aloe
e, from the trust, and thus enable thei
Y to down the combine. Let the new:
v, papers OF Idaho, at least, show the
r, intelligence and interest in their ow
W future welfare by standing firmly an
r solidly together. Let us come OF
lie flat-footed and see that the trust ge
~ not one dollar from the Gem of Il
IN Mountains. Brethren, what do yc
\ think?
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-04-04

The question Of whether Republic
cans OF the last Legislature we're
guilty OF reckless extravaganza, or
the Democrats and Populist of blind
and narrow parsimouiousness, and
which party is really deserving Of
censnre in failing or refusing 70 pass
the apportionment bill, which would
have given the counties largely peo-
pied by Mormons, who have been Civ.
en- The franchise, the additional rep
resentation to which they are rightly
entitled, are still being discussed BY
papers Of all parties, and the result IS
the average citizen who reads all
sides is getting SO badly mixed up he
has no fixed opinion one way or the
other, as a general thing. Two years
hence the stumpers will stalk forth
with confidence and "fscts and fig
ures' TO prove that his party did the
right thing precisely while the other
did precisely wrong, and many Of Us
will be convinced beyond the shade
OF shadow Of doubt that II the Re-
pnblicans had heen in possession ii
both Houses bankruptcy would now
be stalking forth in the land seeking
whom it might plunge out of sight in
the slough Of debt and financial ruin,
and that il the Democrats and Pop
ulists had been SO fortunate as to ssge,
there with both feet"-in other words
had captured both Houses, the ma.
chinery of State would have stopped
short for want of steam to run it, and
the way of advancement been com.
pleteiy blocked. Taking these twt
views 20 be each literally correct ir
their premises and conclusions, the
unsophisticsted voter, who is dis
posed to give every advocate of a par.
TVS principles, record and purposes
undue credit for absolute honesty
truthfulness and sincerity, will draw
long breath and thank the Lord thai
the last Legislature was considerable,
| mived
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-04-04

Last Sunday morning Al Fielden
came IN for DR.. Zipf and men TO help
haul Mrs. Laura B. Parm to town.
The lady was taken sick nearly two
weeks ago, At the Edna mine, but had
been confined to Der bed only two
days. John Henry, al FieIden,
Barney McGilI, Ed Meek, Dr.. South
worth and 10 Wilson left the Edna
mine st ten minutes TO 10 o'clock
Saturday night, hauling the woman
on : sled with snovshoe runners.
When between the Little and Big
SUBMITS she tainted several times
and they had to stop. They made
FIRE and remained there from 2 % 5
o'clock Sunday morning, and reached
the Twelve-miIe House At 9 O'Clock,
remaining there until about 2 o'clock.
Three miles this side Of the house
they were met BY DR.. Zipf, SAM
McGregor, Beal, Jas Fisher, Vivian
Thorn, SamT Beck and Dan1 Mckay
They reached town just before dusl
Sunday evening. Mrs. Parm fainted
several times ON the road this side q
the summit, and the men we're crest
|ly alarmed, fearing she would die
When DIR. Zipf met them he gave he
medicine that effected partial relief
The sled they started with brok'
down two or three times before reach
ling the Twelve Mile House, AMI
when they arrived there the men con
structed . new and better one. Tn
"Trip was > very severe one for tn
men, as we'll as for Mrs Parm. Tn
lady has been cooking for the Edn
company, and the men at work Their
speak very highly of her. She is nov
improving, and will leave in day 9
two for Boise. Her husband has bee
there since last fall. Mrs. Psrm re
turns thanks through the WORLD :
all who assisted in bringing her I
this place.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-04-04
The Wagon isOsd Bonus-
Ssxtesrr1an

1t is SAID Portland firm is ready
TO take the State wagon road bonds
on the terms offered by the State,
which requires those who contract for
the bonds to take them in sums OF
bout $4,000 at time as the work
ON the road progresses. Firms that
have been ready to take the bonds
have backed out when this PROPOSE
tion was made them, claiming they
could not afford to keep so large a
sum as sl35,O00 lying idle, not know
ing at what time any part or all OF II
might he called for. In case the
Portland firm takes the bonds, nc
premium will be given owing to the
conditions, as stated, and the low rate
of interests per cent.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-04-04
The Ada county grand jury failed

The Ada county grand jury failed
TO find indictments against members
of the Legislature for bribery. The
evidence was not sufficient to Justify
indictments. Mr.. Crow, who gained
fame as the lobbyist for the location
of the Agricultural College at idsho
Falls, and who crowed a great dea'
after the adjournment of the Leg's'a'
turs and stated that he had secured
votes of members with cold cash. wal
mum when before the grand jury
He sought legal advice. and was told
tina, he was equally guilty with mem
hers he purchased. He therefore az
not crow when brought before tn
! grand jury.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-04-04


The process man is much less nu-
merous than he used to be. Not
many years ago every camp OF low
grade or refractory ores used to re-
ceive continual encouragement from
the ingenious and engaging visiting
individual who had 8 process cheap
and simple by which all the silvel
and gold could be extracted from tbs
d;scoaraging ores at rates which lst
profit to the owners. Now thu
person is seldom seen. he j. scarce
| k in more favor than the divin'ni
rod man. The reason j. simply b
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-04-04
Old Gold Jevery xaken at In
value.
Notice for Publication.
LAND OYFrcE al Boise City, Idaho,
February s. 1893.

LAND OYFrcE al Boise City, Idaho,
February 8. 1898
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ins.pamed settler has filed notice Ut bis In
,e1tioa to make fns, proof in support Of
his claim. and thai said proof will be
ms,Ie before the Register and Receiver a.
Boise City, on March q, 1893. viz;
Thomas Mann, Of Horseshoe Bend. Idaho,
Homestead No. 2523, fur the 3 \ NV 4
and Lots and Q. Sec Z, TIP = N, RISE
He names the following witnesses %
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of. said land, viz: Timothy
D. Brainard. John Peterson, Henry Rood.
and Colben Gunderson, all o; Horseshoe
Bend, Boise county. Idaho
| CHAs. s. KINGSLEY, Register.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-04-04

HENRY BELDEN, of Columbia, Mis-
souri,, arrived here last Thursday. Mr.
Belden had been in Spokane, visiting
a son, and concluded to pay the ba-
sin a visit on his return home. he
was one of the early pioneers, having
arrived here in the fall of 1861. he
and Mr.. Swartwout were the orig'na'
Iocstors of the Gold Hill mine, at
Ouartzburg. 1t was located in 1868
/ They afterwards took in Thos. Moo
try. j. c. Isaacs, Walker and Alien
Mr.. Belden sold out and III 1860 iet'
for the East. This is his hrst visit t'
thus country since that time. ut
went over to Quartzburg last fr'aa!
and returned on Sunday, ana lei
Yesterday for home. Mr. beiae'
made a pleasant call on the WORLD
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-04-04

ihE Indian children of Lapwai
ssency will soon pursue the acquisi-
"on OF knowledge in a $1,000 school
mousse The bull ling is nearly COM
p's'ed. Superintendent McConville
,sp0f's having IT'S pupils now, and
0eiOre the year expects to have 800,
says the Genessee News
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-04-04

fAkO WoLvERroN (who had the
s,0rtune to break leg last winter
'e wolverine mine, the break be-
s o' such serious nature as to me-
amputation) was for many
mu IN u critical condition, and was
~, 'aSen care of by the people Of
place, for which he returns hi.
@sletul thanks.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-04-04

~ AsHBS TuRNEK brought a young
'"'ga'or from Louisiana. He is
'''u' eighteen inches in length. The
""'ge OF climate did not seem to af-
'eo' MIN. The warm water at Coop
springs agrees with this young
"'''Se OF the ''Sunny South" aud the
N"anees are that he will live and
grow.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-04-04

WV LIBBY's tunnel, on the Chick
anomluy nine, is in $50 feet. Mr..
hl0oy expects to reach the pay chute
within Fifty feet.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-04-04

PLACER miners are anxiously wait
pug Tor rain to start the water, but
h comelh not.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-04-04

lHE Boise stage is running on
wheels all the way. The first trip
through on wheels was made last
Friday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-04-04

THos. GRANEY returned last Friday
from California.