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^TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, IDAHO
City. I. T. office on Montgomery street, sesond
ioortbore the Fostoffice.
?°*M W. BÇ9H3U
4T00RKET AKI> OW SbEtOR At LAW, AND
A N ' >Ur t r Poblie, Idaho City. L T. Will practice
StU the Coarts of th« Territory, uvtick on Com*
Mrad Street, two door above Court House.
WM. J. ROTHWELL, M. D. f
)ST8ICIATC. SURGEON, AÖ., graduate of Jeffer
Jon Medical College, Philadelphia. Office on
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«?per eel of Grämt« street, PlacerviUe, Boise Co.,
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DR. THORlflB,
R esident dentist, placernille. I. i.
aassel^s UU >ln * > ' «esrll opposite Dr.
* B.-Fmeg»ld fillings s specially.
£orirt» Rotirrs,
ß °'* B LOOOF., No. 3. I. O. O. T. t
J ,u " IU regular meetings at its ball, on
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13 *7 «»«oings of each week, at T X o'clock.
m TOAD^ff
- m good standing are Invited to
T* 4 - B f °rder of the W. C. T.
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fence end cultivation, with plenty of good stock
adjoining. The Ranch is well watered, has a
range
good
FRAME HOUSE,
BARN, CELLAR,
AND ALL NECESSARY OUTBUILDINSS!
Is situated oaths main rood, and only ten miles
from Placer ville.
Froi Fifes u tiiüts Toi
Intilij Hay an PnM
on this Ranch every season.
U is s very desirable piece of property—worth at
least fSOOO—
But will be Sold for $1750.
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The number of tickets U^l
lo 350, sod will
FIVE DOLLARS EACH !
The drawing will taka place at Placerville, tinder
it of STessiS. t. w. Osrrctt. 1. MeKey
tbs msosgemeat
god 8 am Wetter, a* soon as the tichats can be dis
posed of. Due notice will be given.
A. BEARD
Idaho City, Nov. 3d, 1875.
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(known as Foster's, and lately kept by DunnigsnV 1
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AoâlB IB T.ihs-OTlFY TliaPUlAJC Jc
1 that I have this day re-opened the ^
old « oster ResUiirsnt. en
Main street, amt am fully
prepared to keep boarders by Uie day
or week.
I re peef fully ask a share of pnblic patrouage. and
My tables will be supplied wllh tbs best the uffr»
ket affords.
4 fjf Give me a trial. *(£•
HENRY OTTA.
Nov. 1«, 1875.
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PIsra^itT Plscervllle, Boise roimiy, L » ••
^riböp i" 'be place. W. have two forges.
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mattarof the «stale of John Brogan, da aMffih
In the
In Probate Court Bolff County,
The people of the Te
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received at the County Auditor's office up to
two P. M. January 3d, A. D. 1876, for keèping in ré
P»lr the roads In theseveial districts of Boise conqty
in accordance with an act of the Legislature of Idaho
Territory, approved January 10.1873—vis:
" ' ' No. 1 Commencing at the Vyarm -Springs,
Idaho ;Ciiy,H^encq ^ 0 ' die mouth of Illinois
. and froni Idaho City to '(bésùmmit between
Idaho City and Centerville; also from Idaho City to
the summit between Idaho City and Boston.
Aemiory,
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Gulch; an
District No, 3 :—Commencing at Quartzbnrg,
thence, via Granite creek, Placervllle and Center
vill^ to tJkè suinsit between Centerville and Idaho
City, Abo from Centerville, via Bpston, to the sum
mit between Btwtdn and Idaho City, and from Boston
to the Star R*ncb.
District No. 3:—Commencing at the junction of the
Placerville and Pioneer City roads in Centerville,
then *e to one faille above Pioneer City.
District No. 4:—Commencing at Placerville, thence
to tiie Upper Payette Valley, and up said valley to
McBride's Ranch. I he bid for this district will not
Include the rebuilding ot the bridges across the Pay
ette river.
District No. 5.— Commencing at Horseshoe Bend
and rupuiug tp Jerusalem.
District Ko. tt—Commencing at the mouth of Car
tel creek and running southerly toward Boise City to
the county line.
District No. 7:—Commencing at the mouth of Illi
nois Gulch and runniug to Banuer city.
Also, the mad Commencing at Pioneer City, thence
to the Placerville road, on the divide between Boyle's
Gulch and Opbir creek.
Each proposal or bid so submitted to the Board
shall be'accompanied with a bond conditioned for the
faithful periorqiance an<J duties of the contract,
which may (jp mage aad e&terad Into by and between
the pertoft making th<r proposal of hid. and the Board
of Commissioners, in a sum not less thmn doubts tbs
amount hid and stated in said proposal, for the ira
jU'ovement and keeping in repair the Roads and
ighways within the district proposed, the said
bond to be«e$ured by two or more sureties, who shall
justify .hi U|C Sgme form agd manner as |i required
on houdl <g céfiufy officers. ' , r ;
LumMoiuitt.
Clwk Board (pot Com.
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gEALED PROPOSALS WILL
BE
fUceivod by the Board of County Commission
ers or Boise county, at the Court House in Idaho
City, on
Monday, January 3, 1876,
at 3 o'clock, p. M., of aspl dnjr, for |hu puçpase of
taking ear« of the indigent sieh, eaanty pôor, Idiotic
CLtïïÂfâï ». ^
One bid for the board, lodging, nursing, clothing
and washing for the indigent sick, county poor, idiot
ic and insane of Boise county. including the burial
expenses of all indigent sick, contitycpoor, idiotic and
insane who may die in said Boise county, for one
year from January 3,1876.
One bid foerrmedteal attendance «ad fnraisbing
medicines for the hrafgemetek, tos«; poorridioUc
»,
and,insane of Rosse county, end fqc holding post
rooffiffifcAxahiiadUW**} a& tPP mag die in the ooun
of said eounty, and tor all |>ost mor
ns made at the county seat of said
tÿ'Ahere the same would be tfhargeable to
the county, for one year from January 11,1876.
Bidders may include the abovo two subdivisions in
one bid if so desired.
Parties receiving the contracts will 'be required to
tener the same in writing, and file bonds ; with ap
proved security in the sum of double the amount of
their bid. ' JaBks moeAbtt,
Clerk of Board County Commissioners.
Idaho City, Nov, 3Ç, 1875.
G. MARRE
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PI MPS, SHEET IKON, ZINC,
COPPER, BRASS, SHELF
HARDWARE, AND
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
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tin, copper, and »licet iron ware, Idaho City.
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Notice of pieno^ffion.
rar ones is' hereby giveh that the oo
jV partnership heretofore exisUngJwtween G
W. Onfts and m, F. Waldron, under the Arm nan*
Waldron,
---mo, at Centerville.
isthie
eonaeui
phaeedthe ent »re tofi reei
bualneas, la auihoniMitt...., . - . ... .
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FALL * WINTER
SUPPLIES,
Very low, for eash, at
b Barn's!
General Merchandise,
Groceries and
Provisions,
Miners' Supplies,
Mining Tools,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
BOYS' BOOTS, CHILDREN'S
SHOES. ALL SIKES LADIES'
AND MISSES SHOES.
-Large 8 tock of
Men's, Boys' and Children's
Hats,
HARDWIRE, IRON i STEEL
PATENT MEDICINES,
(a full supply)
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS,
LAMP STOCK, &c.,
CENTRE'FIRE CARTRIDGES,
AND A GREAT VARIETY
OF YANKEE NOTIONS,
tffiOay tffiO.f tffiOa
Arctic Overshoes all sizes.
Idaho City, Oct. 19th, 1875.
Paul Boynton will next attempt s,
trip of three hundred miles down the
Rltitii* which he exocets to make with
Rhine, which he expects to ijnake with
out leaving the water, ,
Isn't it a slight misnomer to crI^ tlie
inventor of the sewiijg macliine M the
sewing-women's friend,when he
charges them ; fifty dollars fur a, ma
chine that can he made for $10f
be
... :f,
A young lady from St. Ijouis writes
as tollows to a friend i^id ere while
schoolmate St Dearborn seminary:
"Murnio Stehbins is hor;M3 again and
putting oil no end of stÿh?, though you,
know as well as I do" Ihiit her father
di'dh't fftil lor more than $76,000."
Chicago Times."
There is jiow living in Ottawa
county, k ansas, u boy oftlwcteen yeftrs
of age who was Iniriif further north
than ony other child borri of' bivilizefi
parents'on earth. He was born at tliè
northern extremity of Ôi^hiost notth*
erti fishing settlement orf the coast ol
Noi'wa)v. ; v; -
Thtoe are betweeii 'IWI >hd ;4twf
Yotihg ÎCÜÔiàitiëii' ' itt i4 S»n *7
oiscö— i^A merican^ 1 tiorl^—wb6' Wl
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He who Is evil is also in the punish
u- ' y* :,.<p .7 ■ ■ r
ment of evil.
;Yp^..widpw of Dr, ' Y/ôrk, who
was murdered by tb^ Sender'family in
Kansa^i, has written a history of that
interesting family. M ; ;
Four thousand five hundred Aus
traliaq? are g<B*ng to exhibit the,pro
ducts of their islai^d continent at the
Centennial.
There is a man in Buena Vista, Ala
bama/ who has eleven daughters at
home.- It takes one hpndred and ninc
tyneight yards of calicp to go round.
A Kansas' girl Bays that nothing
makes her so mad as to have à grass
hopper crawl up and down her back
juntas her lover has come to the pro
posing point .< >
Let no young man ever permit it to
enter his mind that economy is mean
ness, or that it is to be despised. It
is he Who saves who can afford to give;
and nothing is mean which is honest,
and which goes tö establish one's in
dependence.
The Washington Star says goven •
ment subsidies in the shape of money
or lands to steamship and railroad
companies have become. exceedingly
unpopular, and it is doubtful whether
Congress will ever again hold out
such, inducements to private corpora
tions, Very likely, as. the government
will probably be democratic iu the fu
tures ! ,
Says Samuel Leavitt, in the Work
ingman's Advocate: The day will sun -
ly come, though not booiv When all.in
terest on money will be abolished as a
fraud. The original meaning of that
"usury" which is so much denounced
by old law-givers and 'prophets was
simply "any price at all" 1 for the use of
mosey. The time will come again
when people will no more ask a profit
on their loaned dollans. than they do
now on their loaned loaves of bread,
and will he content to get back à full
equivalent for whatever -they lend,
whether goods or the "solidified labor
of the past.?
. S'Pobt Df Chujv—W air {writes:
During the lime when, ßlayton was
; ruler of Arkansas, elf, justices of the
peace had ta be appointed by Hie Ex
oeUency- pne old negro, who thought
he knew eaaugh te discharge? the
duties, called i oth the Governor to be
examined and receivable appointment.
.Several questions were given him, all
of which hCKHMyiaged very weM- . But
when ho was asked, "what would:yon
do, in a case where, a man bad commit
ted suicide?" "What would , I îdo?"
raid, tim negro. "VüelJ, sah, -in a case
like dat, de very leaat-1. could dpi ä sah,
Wpuld be ; to make him e'port de child."
He was appointed. , : - / .
Paul Morphy, the famous chess flay
er, is in a New Orleans asylum, hop -
leesly iiijsaçe. He was borp ip^that
pity iu 1840, of wealthy Gre<de paren
tage, SiUdhis ^djptiqn. of dm gaifip of
ches^as a nçt.CA^ '«^ded.
hie relatives, but occupied, the years
in which he might have aehievedlsui
cess \n- , 'Wm~mm»r*!r. .Here
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