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IDAHO
CITY, I. T.
TUESDAY......
.......October 12,1875.
Louisiana's new census shows twen
ty thousand more colored residents
than whites.
The Sacramento Union believes that
fully twenty thousand voters stayed
away from the polls at the late elec
tion in California.
It is estimated that thhre are 1,000,
000 sheep now engaged in the wool
business in Colorado, and that their
next clip will reach $500,000 in value.
Among the hundreds of German pa
I km's in the United States tiiere are
.inly two that advocate inflation of pa
ter money.
, , .1
In the new Maine legislature the re
... , . . . . .
publicans will have a majority on joint
' . _ . , • •
ballot of twentv-elght—nine m the
, . * . A . ;
Senate and nineteen m the House. j
________. ________ j
There are twenty-five thousand menj
engaged in gold mining in the State|
of Nevada, and the amount paid in as-.
sessments in the year 1874 was only j
8150,000. i
j
1 he immigrant bureau ut >an 1- ran
. . . . ..
cisco have asked the board ot super
. . , !
visors of that city to prepare a large!
..,
t m Id mg for the temporary accomimt
. . * .
dation ot immigrants on their arrival.
It appears by the last report of the ■;
iioard of Trade of Great Britain that j
: Ip* United States supply about sixty
per cent, of all the wheat and Ihmr,
consumed in the British isles above,
the home production.
Ned O'Baldwin, the Irish Giant, and
prize fighter, killed the other day by
nis partner, Mike Finnev, wu\ as
measured by the undertaker, >ix feet j
end seven and a-half inches in length, !
with arms three feet four inches each.j
Since 18i» 2 the internal revenue col
lections for Idaho have amounted t«» j
?.532,345.47. This is more than five j
times as large as the amount collected
1 rom Arizona, and is almost e.piivalent j
to the collection for that l>eii.«t from;,.
htali Territory, where the pojmh.ti».,
Is nearly ten times greater. The col-;
J ^ ...
lections from Washington Territory !
amounted to $550,105.06.
One of the remarkable men <>f tin 4
Alabama Constitutional Convention is
Col. Bethea. He is a lawyer, but has
bad only one case in his life. It was!
his first and last. The case involved '
h large amount of property, and his!
foe depended upon his success. He
won; his fee was $60,000, and with
this he gracefully retired from the
bar. A legal career so brief and s »
j
j
j
j
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1
lirilliant has probably been the lot ofi
r . ,
no other man since litigation began, j
Democracy. —The record shows howjgle,
rapidly the democratic party is regain- j
itig the confidence of the country. Bead
it: In 1870, four democratic governors;
in 1875, twenty-four democratic gov
ernors. In 1870, fbnrdemocratic legis
latures; in 1875, twenty-four demo
cratic legislatures. In 1870, ninety
democratic members of the House of!
Hepresentatives of the United States;*itor
in 1875, one hundred and eighty mem
bers of that body. In 1870, twelve j
democratic members of the Senate of
the United States; in 1875, twenty
* 1 •»
eight members.
The resolutions of the State Conven
tion» thus far held upon the currency
tnay bo thus classified: Kcpuhlican,
for hard money—Maine, Minnesota,
Iowa, Wisconsin, New York, Califor
nia, Maryland, eight ; for infiatiou, or
. DOM-commital-Ohio, l'cniiBjIvaniii, N. -
liraska and Kentucky four j,
era tu*. for bard money—"Maine, Miune-j
nota, Wisconsin, New York, Calif *1 nie, 1
Mrviand, Nebraska, and Mas*»uchu
*>tts ei'^it; for inflation, or non-com
*. '1 1 » . 1, ..... ..„.I
»tilltul-—O hio, Pennsylvania. low a, and
Kentucky, four. It is prcl \ much ot
uuchness.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOABD OF COUNIT
COMMISSIONERS.
The Board of County Commissioners
of Boise County met in regular session
on Monday, Oct. 4, 18Î5, it being the
first Monday of said month. Present
—VV. W. Black, Chairman, E. J. Hull
and R. G. Allen, and James Moriarty,
Clerk.
Ordered by the Board that the books
and papers pertaining to the office of
Assessor and Tax Collector be turned
over to the County Auditor on the
first Monday in November, A. I)., 1875.
Orderet! by the Board that the bridge
across the Upper Payette built by
Dempsey & Jones, under contract with
the Board, be, and the same is hereby
received and accepted; said Dempsey
& Jones having completed the Maine
in all respects according to contract,
within the time specified in th«* con
tract; and that the sureties on the
bond of said Dempsey & Jones be,
and they are hereby released from anv
. ... ' ., , ,
iurther liability on said bond,
. ' 4 ,
Ordered that the Board do now tak<*
.......
; a recess until seven o clock, l . M.
j
j EVENING SESSION—SEVEN O CLOCK I*. M.
TheJBoard met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Full Board prisent,
T!ie Board, according to law, met
j as a Board «>f Equalization, and traits
i acted the following business;
j Ordered bv the Board that the as
A * ... ..
jsessment ol C. W . Moore A ( *>. be left
. . ,,
! as it appears on the assessment roll
v . r . , ,
No further business appearing tin*
f ,, ... .. , .
board of Equalization ad| »unit'd sun*
!
i ;* *
No further business appearing l>e
lore the B jard nf Unmmissiohcr*. the
Board adjourned until to-morrow at
eight o'clock, A. M.
\V. \V Black. Chairman.
Arnwr: Jas. 1Î. Moriarty.
Ti esday, O t. 5, l s 75, a. u
The Board of Commissioners nmt
pursuant to adjournm-Mil. Full 1» an!
j present. In the leatfer •»(' tin* «* unity
! rou*l in the Upper Fayette vuüay. <»r
demi by the Board that tie 4 c e?k no
tifv Stephen IVnipsey, tiie Foard «• »u
tractor in the district cun lacing said
j ro;ll j ti , ( j M . r ,, unlv ,j ir t| j t
j t |, r j, r ,. m i Kf . s n f ,| (' M p s indFif
Glclin.di, in the Upper Fav« tfe valley;
j , |mJ |j|<t , t ; (v Si .,j i
Mi , u
Fat ( il* tin«*n that it tin
(ll . sjr( .
, . ,, .
present a petition to tîie Boanl m ac*
! c . nn j. w j { j | | v
[*
'
k*«»'dance with law.
j
j Ordered by the B »anl that th« 4 And
j itor issue a warrant to Samu« 4 ! Stew
j for the sum of six tl »liars ($6,00» in
I n*«» nf a warrant lost I>v him f » .r
*
mtist !
tthat aiiiouiil, ii, mu his executing- and
filing a (-.kk! and KMlTieiei.t 1.....1 ,d
demnity to the coimiy.
The quarterly repot t <«f .Tomes Egan,
! Justice of the Feace, was exarnim
and approved.
The quarterly report of
!
( j
1 nolly, Justice of the Feace, was ex-{
F». Cttti-!^"^
.' * . , .
ammed and approved
j xi,c «juartorlv report of F II \„.|
Justice of the Feace, was exam
ined and approved.
The quarterly report of M. B, Moore,
Probate Judge was examined and ap
proved.
The quarterly repi rt «>f D. B. Rim
mel, Justice of the Feace, was exam
ined and approved.
Ordered bv the Board that the A inl
purchase twenty cords of wood
for the use of the Auditor's office ami
Court-house, at one hundred and ten
dollars ($110) on the Current Expense
Fund; warrant issued on delivery of
the wood.
The following bills were then taken
ami allowed, viz:
H Denipocjr, road contractor, Iload Fund____f 106,25
J. Philip-» " ** '• "......274.50
W, W Black, Co, C«>hi. on Cur. Exp. Fund... ftu.OO
E J. Hull '• ** 67 50
R. G. Alien •• •* •*.... 58.00
—
o.r, K«,.. F.,n.i .».oo !
k-n. M«»rr«*n x to. inmber, ...... a**«
<• •» Ter. proportion. Ter. f....... 125 00 ! ^
*• •• for quartz r cord, car, Exp. f. 2947
!
nrodbfk. g<«srs»i. «*Trea». cur. Exp.F. 200.02
" *' «»»««*• montb* o«irerent •• •• 30.00
M. B. Moore. Fr«»l»atc Judgr, fee* ia critul
llaI ^ 0lir Eip . P ._..... 2 , 00
J! ^ipf. Me«l. attrndaoce, «juartertj
o.jopiui Fund .......... 174.75
C. Jordan, keeking indigent eick, quarterly
itulary, Hoapital Fund.......... 300 00
S. 8 tewart, Quer. 8*1. a» Sheriff, Cur. Exp. F. 300 00
..... « « Jailer, •* " 227 50
" " board of prisoners " " 136.50
m «« *» Emmerson *nd Thompson,
Current Expense Fuud........ 15 00
•* •« board of E. Mallon, * ur. xp. F 4-50
h •* one aud a quarter cords wood
and sawing, Cur. Exp. Fund... 8 50
G. W. Richard)«, 12 days clem. Dist. Court.
< urrent Expeiia* Fund............. 48 » 8 )
Geo. Ainslie, feea, Cur. Exp. Fund..-........... 10 .oo
Win. Payne, work ou courthouse, Cur. Ex. F. 57 « 5
Dan. St inbach,
41.25
• • «« •• atoves
S. (V SUhIij-, stationery et« 1 ......
D^funsey A Jonen,
7.50
buihliiig bridge,
Road Fund............................. 1 CC 0 00
O. Marre, tinware for «oui i house, Cu«*. Ex. I. 12.75
Idaho World Priming................................ 150.. 0
O. 8 . McHenry, jury fera ......—............... ' ,!u
S. li. Connell}', aa coroner and Justice......... 17 M
M. G'irraty, boar l of prisoners.................... * *' u
Win. Cock A Anderson, special i'onstable....... 27 00
J. F. Weave*, Conner Jur.v................. 3.5)
J«*bn A. Conuer, ** " .................. * 30
Gerard Huppertx, •* " ................. 6 30
.Michael Garraty " *' ............... 3.50
K. M. Mathew« •' ** .................. 3.50
G. F. lieutz " *' .................. 3 50
M. J. Joice ** *' .................. 310
Byr.i Loftcst *• " ............... 3.50
Matt. Davis •• " ...... .«•. ..... 3.50
Billy Wey................................................ 9 u0
Ordered .hat the Board take a re
cess until one P. M.
TUESDAY, ONE O'CLOCK, P. M.
Board met. Full Board present.
The Auditor and Treasurer's re*
! ports were examined and approved.
Also, the money in the treasury
was collided and found correct.
Ordered that the Board now ad
j* >ii ru t * » e ght o'clock A. M. tomorrow. !
\\\ \\\ Black,
Chairman. 1
Attest: Jas. Moriarty, Clerk.
WedliestlaV, 8 o'clock, A. M. Board
*
met. Bull Board present.
'
^ »»iiimissi«Miers
Ordered that K. J. Hull and I*. <i.
Allen Ik* allowed t«-n dollars ($10)
each G »r inspecting and accepting the
l»ridge lately built across the Upper
Fayette river.
Ordered that the Board do now ad
journ until the next tegular meeting
i«»f the Board.
W. \\\ Bi a« k,
( 'iiairtnan.
Jamm M.dUARTV, Clerk Board ('«»un
>(t)4 „
Fatuku Mfsbuk at I'ami* Haiimv —
t A corn spontlent infoi rns us that Father
mission at r.un|» Harney was
a m«*M gratifying Mice« ss. Both fin*
<*ni«-ers an.) menât the F«»st were m«»st
_______ ... ...................................
.................'«"v
« fii«-er. nmrli praise is due for his kind*
attentive at the sei vices andinstnic
lions given bv the ** «**-*«1 miss onarv
! ^ ^ *
and t<* ( ol (*n en, th« 4 c«»uim*iiidingi'
ness and attention to th«* ( 'atliolic
chaplain. Fifty-two peis<«ns
pn>a« 4 lini the Sacraments, ami all < 4 X-,
prose«! t'leinselves mneli gratilied
« i"'visit .d Father M«--|*lie Tht-1
in-l"'"'" 1 1 ls l"' , ' ! *'' 1 " al Kurt
! g<»ml
Walla Walla, where he will remain
about two win.'ks, and at the conclu- 1
sion of his mission there will return to
Fort Boise.— ('athifhr Srnlnu'I, /W- j
Cttti-!^"^ bnyiii.
♦ ♦ ♦*
I WKNTY-KIVE VC'UI'S ago KosSUtll W.'IS
a L r '«*at heroin Ameiican estimation,
and was received in this country w.tlij
unbounded admiration ami entinmi
. , . A
in union! govomnoiit, no mnltor vvlmt
organization may temporarily hold the
^ fis of power. If îogues iule, it is
immaterial what party covering they
asm. while the government of Austria
was correspondingly cursed. Now we
see Kossuth defeated as a candidate
f»r the Diet of that Hungary which he
sought to set free, and his party in
that country "utterly displaced." The
dream of an independent Magyar re
public lias vanished, tin 4 Magyars are
reconciled to Austria, and Kossuth is
no more honored by them. Such is
! life, especially in the political world.
In speaking of rogues in office, the
San Francisco Examiner says; The
citizens of California arc a peculiar
jtcopltf. They are not s * tied to any
political party as to prefer its success
over their own interest; and they are
detennined to have good, honest, cco
do their stealing under. If th( 4 y don
the livery of democracy to plunder the
people, it is all the more necessary to
denounce and depose them.
AUDITOR'S REPORT FOR QUARTER END
ING OCT OBER 4, 1875.
Dm.
July 3, To ca<*h on hand • • • • • • .»»•••••• • • • $10,801 76
•* 7 , •* Harri»* toll road licenm....... 64 00
" 31, " Del. taxe* of 1874.........•••*...... 1,482 00
Aug. 2, " Terr, and Co. liceoeei............ Ï38 25
.. • •• ** Gambling ** ••*•#•••*« 45 00
<• 4 •« Terr, and Co. $4poll............. 1,890 40
•* •• •• Hoapital $2 **............ 948 00
" ** ** Road $3 ** •••••• • • • * 1,422 90
„ « property Tax...................... 1,032 05
Sept 6 , " Ticaeurer Receipt Terr, aud
Co. Litttnae............ 445 50
«< •• •• Treasurer Receipt Gam
bling license............... 360 00
•• 7 M Treasurer Receipt Terr, and
Co. $5 polls.......... 83 00
•• «* •« Treas. Receipt ltoud $3 polia 51 tO
• Hospital " 34 00
.< •• h " " Property Tax 1,572 Ç2
•• •• •• •• Coupons per Terrltori
t al Treasurer...............
.. 29 •* •* Receipt Probate Court
tines...........................
Oct. 4 " " Receipt Terr, and Co.
licen»e...^.............
*• •• Gambling " ..................
5 •* Treas. Receipt $5 polls........
•• " •• - Road ** .......
•* •• *• UospitaJ ** ...
•• •• •• Property Tsx 4 525 CO
3'Jl 50
90 00
83 00
61 00
34 to
$26,503 2»
CE.
July 12. By Auditor's Voucher $125 00
•• •• •• Co. Tr's commission 71 00
•• •• " 1er, Tr'a re, eipt..........2,173 60
*• 20 " Co. Gen. warrants red. 1.673 50
Aug. 21........ '* 1.122 15
Oct. 4 *' 41 current Exp. ** 3.742 95
......Road warrants r«*l. 9K* 32
•• " •• lioepilai " " 2.422 b'J
- 44 School 41 44 919 39
Balance.............................13 263 39
$26.503 28
Distributed as follows:
Oct. 4, Territorial Funds.............. ....... $3.3f4 47
Redemption
School
Co. (i«n
Cur Expense
Hi*. pilai
Road
Terr nor y of Idaho, t
County <*f Boise )
1. J jtii*-» Monsttv. A mil'or of H«>i»e Cmrity. do
h* rci y certify that lb** f<' 0 |.'<)li (! )«• s Iruc Si «I cor
net <•1 tii»* f nin r* ■ f l'oise County for
lb* 4 'jwartrf « !i»lit;g Octi b r 4 1875.
Wiitu mi ri\ b*»nl st<cl cffl. lal i-**»I th's 5tb <lsy of
(WUi).*r, A. D. 1*76 JAS klORlARIV.
Audltoj.
2 953 Co j
i.< 2* 76 !
3.394 «7 ;
142 39 !
1.212 lb j
--: :
1.1« 9 32
f 13,263 39
The Dfad <»f A Few Vfafs Fast.—
I he very Mnbleii <leath nfex-Fresitlent
' A
Johns, n calls t«» mind the great num
ber ot no n c«disp cuoiis or eminent in
public bh*. who have died within the!
few wars i«asi, «»r since the civil war,
• I
;i,hI «*»«> dema-j
g«igtn*H an excuse tor adding to its ter*
lois and btitdeim. At the same hotn j
came the attempted assassinat ion of|
the Secretary «»f State, who receiven a
s hock weieh no <l«*ul«t hurried hs
'h a'h.
Of Mr Lincoln's first official
Seaward* ( hase, Fessen*
a>s« v a'es
..... . _ ..... .....
1 ri**d, were *l««lm 1*. Hale, î
den, Stanton, Smith and Bates—all
effi ctive men in tl eir dav, none sur
. *
*' <% * .\m«»ng the Senat««is of tin* pt 4 -
^nmner. D.x
j "U of Connect cut, both of the able men
ap-,b'oni Vt run »tit, Uollamar and Foot;
"Jim Lane,''' Frank Blair and Breckin
i ralg« 4 , all ^««n now; am) t»f tin* dead
l!e|.resentative« we recall Tl.a.le.ta
| StevenMhe leader of the llmtso. Hen
f r . v Winter Davis, Samuel Hooper and
1 Parlies Brooks ol New York; Thomas,
who won the most complete victory
j of the war, and Farragut, the Nelson
said
th« 4 navy, and Frank Blair who
sa veil Missouri.
After the French n*vo|iition, it was
the stamina of the pe »pie had
visibly s idle re 1—the young as well as
the «»1«! succumbed more quickly to the
assaults « f disease aud to «»'dinary
trials, and so tin* civil war told on the
nerves aud the life*force of the genera
tioii which cnciuintcred its respmsibil
ties. Not an eX-President of the Uni
ted States is now alive.
• ♦ •
A Maine woman dre amed that her
sister was run over bv a railroad
tiaiu, aud the next morning learned
that she had twins.
1 lived with him nineteen years.''
8a Y s Indiana appL.cant for divorce,
ami all the clothes he ever bought
me was a bunch of hair pins and
a tooth brush.' You can see by
this what a hard time she had to keep
well dressed.
Governor Kemper, «if Virginia, has
issued a proclamation fixing the 26th
nf October as the time for unveiling
froley s statue of Stonewall Jackson,
and inviting the people of the com
monwealth and nil others who admire
the character of Jackson to attend on
the occasion.
I
GREAT REDRoîIq
iu the price of ereryHj^,,
F» B.
NEWYon K8T
NEW, FRESH AND
Comprising, jji » ar j
W li 11E GOODS AN D HOUSE FUimeu...
Lack* and emuroibkuifa
NOTIONS OF all Kinds'
ribbons AND MlLLl'xm
Klo GLOVES,.
R-V1S OF ALL KiXjjj,
Huai ry and lien».« furn|.hi*g
PARASOLS AND umbrellas,
lANcl GOODS, IKi. FüAJElilEs.
Thr Jrikli nitti Star Snap»,
LudftV «nd l hiItii< a *„
DRESS GOODS, LEPARTMEVT C(jv^
CARPETS AND M '/IT I No ^
•UOCKKLY AND Gu'ss
All Kinds «if Fancy Ciorerlri,
CANNED CiOoi s AND I'l( JILLS.'
FISH—-M V< KEltEL,CODFISH aXDBEej:,.
FISH pros, wagons,
four si ring wagons
j Till; CHAMPION BLAH ii AND Mo'ALl;
! h'lkil balls,
; Wngon Timber litatly 5I«dr f or ^
! Parti* of a Wagen.
j AXLES ANDSI>OKi:s.NV aGOXCOVOSASDB on
e< >n < « *rd h a r n j:ss, com llltk,
Wb*n I Ml y that I Mil good* chMjwiima,
«•tlicr b'jse« m tL«-JOc-.ii. mi'-.rintuu] iLt l m
do mi lor the ftiuHiU Dial I do jdt !f ,
fr. igliGi.g. and lia\^ a larg»- initi «f
con«laiit t avd lM-t»ccu Idaho and Ktltut. *
W »• ,««-!! oi*(1* !or CASH only.
A#*«'aH. cxamii.t- and jirnr tie»rticio jt«,
«'numerated, and sandy \ourMf. J. b. 1M.2I
Aug. 27, Iso) tt
PIANOS, ORGANS, MUSIC
SHEIMIW X HYDE,
Who)« «al*- and Bctail
** ^ i
Cor. K-^rny au i Sutter St».,
SAN riiANClSCW.
a
-
And arc now u sr-d in Concert*
bv all of our
GREAT AETISTS
THE SHE KM AN A HYDE FIAX«»
Is. tilt only
FIRST CLASS INSTM»®
Sold at $400.
The S*]'',rr arc ~ r ' * u ' [
M.ui,.r»i ïinpfT»v«-tti«*ijt*. *«»• !' ;| * » iïH
CiPio, lltaiiiiful M<iit!i1iii|.'* 1 " I « !<>!l
Ia a* su«l Eyr»-. <)t«*r« i ii: - *'•
Lt iijilB, 6 tret 1U inch« R ill»«, •» ft«*
ARE FULLY IA»®
For IN-n Year»
agents for
rliitli. far
I etutjo* Case. , w
Superiority of JJgStfjfferf»
ISTJXRIVA^;
We k«*t*{» c«*natan{ly <»u hand a g 00 ^ **** ^
REUfABLE CHEAP
raff. Treble,
7 «, Octave, a?
MU'K KU»>M THE «1ST REAWSK 1 ' **
FULLY WARBJUtt®
,t
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•o* (A*
l*m« 4 K A# t^«w A* WOBTHLEA* **1A>
klakwukb**
m
PIANOS AND OEGA^
•ut.I* OS »JA« IMfrALL>0'> T *- •
Call and *ee Us Sfft re
SHERMAN â ^
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