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G BO. AI19LQC,
1 TTOBNEY ant. COUNSELOR AT LAW. IDAHO
\ Oft. L r. oifi.tr on Montgomery street, secoud
Ibttfomtuc Pv»todice.
JONAS W. BROWS,
11 rroBNïv asb counselor at law. and
IA Snary Public. Idaho City. I. T. Will practice
I ill the t'onrte of the Territory. Omc* on Com*
I areal time, two door above Court House.
U ». J. KOTii WELL, 91. D.,
||)ffT5M\N. *ültO*OX. AC., graduate of Jeflfer*
jl »a Medical Cottage, Philadelphia, Office on
pf<*lo( tirutie street, P lacer vi U#, Boise Co..
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Sorirtti Rotirrs.
lOIAR LOOGK, No. 3. I. O. O. T..
I kokts iu rvniiar meetings at its hall, on
rhj even ings of each week, at 7 'i o'clock,
"■ho in g-iod standing are Invited to
* By orderthe W. C. T.
lialLUwia, Secretary. Jan 13 74-tf
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pair the roodslntheiii«uS keeping in re
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. oPPfo^jd Jauuarv 10. lffa
uu end As. 1 Commencing .t *»j 8 Warm 8pring#
mouth of Illinois
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Sty* * AlïfüSr? Centerville and Idaho
to the SU? luïîh! i<Uh ^ ty - " d from Boston
J««ction of the
*'* ■* Placervillejthence
Mcfcid«^s P ^£l y * ll ^ 7 *l!äÖ l,,d Up •«'«ttralley to
b^lVut. 1 U ^o'.< 1 h ® V* d ^ r lhi * ^strict will no*
otto riser** ^building oi the bridges across the Pay.
District As. 6 .- Commencing at Horseshoe Bend
and running to Jerusalem.
Digiritt As. 6 :—Commencing at the mouth of Car*
m southerly toward Bolas City to
Na, T:-ÇQ*tmenei«g, at the month of m
°°^ OdWi ond ruAaiog to Banner city. '
»+* commencing st Pioneer Cfty, thence
to the Placer ville road, on the divide, between Boyle's
Hutch and Ophtr creek.
Each proposal or bid so submitted to the Board
•»hall be accompanied with a bund conditioned for the
ntithfid performance and duties of the contract
which may be made and entered Into by aud between
the person making the proposai or Isd. and the Board
of Commissioners, in a sum uot less than doable the
smouut bid and stated iu said proposal, for the im
provenant and keeping i-i repair the Roads aud
Highways within the district proposed, the said
bond to be secured by two or more sureties, who shall
justify in the same form 'and manner as is required
on bonds of county officers.
James Mobiabtt. ,
Clerk Board Co. Com.
XrOTZCB.
S EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
received by the Board of County Commiiaiou
era of Boise county, at the Court House in Idaho
City , on t*
Monday, January 3, 1810,
at 2 o'clock, P. M . of a id day. for the purpose of
taking care of the indigent sick, county poor, idiotic
and insane of Boise county tor the ensuing year.
Bids to ha aa follows, to-wtt:
One Md for the board, lodging, nursing, clothing
and washing for the indigent sick, county poor, idiot
ic and i banne of Boise county. Including the burial
expeuse» of all iodtgaat rick, county poor, idiotie and
Insane who may die in said Boise county, for one
year from January 3,1*76.
One bid for rued teal attendance and farnishltm
medicine» for the indigent skk, county poor, idtouff
and insane of Boise county, and for bolding post
mortem examinations on all who may die in the coun
ty Hospital of said county, and tor all post mor
tem examinations made at the county «eat of said
Boies county where the name would be chargeable to
the county, for . 01 « year from.January II. 1*7«.
Bidders may include the above two subditiah«» in
one bid if s» desired.
Parties receiving the coo tracts will be required to
enter tbe same in writing, and Ale bonds with ap
proved security in the sum of doubts the amount of
the«r Md. James Momabtv.
Clerk of Board County Commissioner s.
Idaho Cm, Nov. 30,1876.
BsUts of John Woonan, Deceased.
N one* 18 HEBEBT GIVEN BT THE UNDER
signeu administrator of the aiiore named es«
tats, to the creditors of. and all )«r.««<na having
clstm« against mid deceased, to exhibit tbe same
with the necessary voucbeie, within ten mouths
from the first publication of this notice to the un
dersigned at bis place of bosiuea# in Idaho City,
Boise county, L T.
J 4 MES Mcnrvrrr,.
Idaho Cut. Soy. «. 1876. 1» Admlulfiiratrf.
Sfotiee to Creditors,
Estate of Alfred D. Saunders, deceased.
One* 18 HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UNDER
signed. Administratrix And Adrotnlstrstor of
m above- aamèd estate, to the creditors uf and all
prions haring claims against said deceased, to ex«
E t the same, with the necessary vouchers, within
months from the first publication of this notice,
is undersigned, at the office of J»nas W. Brown,
f Idaho City, Boise county, Idaho Territory.
MARGARET SAUNDERS.
Administratrix.
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Idaho City, Jons Mb, 1876.
JONAS W.W>WS.
Administrator.
nxss mvsxox arorxen.
N otice is hereby given
that the oo>partnership heretofore existing
between Beverly Willis and Cob DrieroL to water
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CON DBISCOL.
Idaho Citt, Aognst 10,187*. éw *
Watts«.
Mo C. COMSTOCK AND ALL
A- whom It may eonosra. Yon are hereby notlto
un, on ffio William Tell lodo or lodge, si toated on
tha EMfo of the Ltofct Gnleh. Atlaata Mining Dis
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r itt—General
' Twchanjlte. Plag«.
Weiler & Smith—General Merchandise.
Plaça.
James Eagan—-Justice of the Peacè.
Epbèrt K. : Irvin—Constable.
John My er— Postmaster. Granite itreet.
Myer & Smith—Drugs & Medicines and
Fancy Goods. Granite street.
Myer & Smith—Wells, Fargo A Co.'s
Agents. Granite street.
W. J. Rnthwell—Physician and Surgeon.
Granite street.
J. W. Davison—International Hotel. Plaza
Mrs. Margaret Buckley—Idaho Hotel.
Granite street.
Mrs. D. Steckles—Phoenix Restaurant
Plaza.
Garrett. Hayes A Co.—Empire Meat Mar*
et Pluza.
Ö. Donnell A Co.—City Meat Market
Jas. McKay—Magnolia Saloon. Plaza.
D. Donovan—International Saloon. Plaza.
Gris. Anderson—Miner's Saloon. Pinza.
Charles Kohney—Brewery and Saloon.
Plaza.
Diehl A Martin—Blacksmith Shop. Plaza.
Martin Cathcart—Shoe Shop. Plaza.
Alex. Orchard—Livery Stable. Plaza.
Langrie—Cabinet Maker. Idaho street
4- J. Boreland—Cabinet MAef. Broad
wa). -.'Z' -Ï ^ !
John Merrill—Tin Ware. Plaza. »
Andrew Car van— Barbet Shop. Idaho
street.
D. . C. Holden—Carpenter Shop. Idaho
street.
John E. Sauuders—Carpenter Shop Gran
street.
W. A. Hutchinson—Carpenter Sh»*p. Gran'
1 to street.
Andrew FVilson—Carpenter Shop. Plaza.
Mike Halley—Milk Dealer. Pine street
J. W. Davison—Agent Northwestern Stage
Company. Office—International Hotel.
J. C. Shepherd— Payait# Express. Gnmite streut.
Fred Campbell—Jeweler snd Watchmaker.
I. W. da NU* John Ellis, Philip Ctoodss—elected
School Trustes# for tha year tor District No. 4 .
A FAMOUS MEDICAL IK8TITUTI0H.
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Tor the Farm * ana Fireside.
From the Chicago Timrt.
' "Tbe name of Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N.T,.
has become aa famtljar to the peopfo dl over th«
country aa paAphjfcu aid'book#, and hts large med
ical experience b ve brought him lu*o prominence
and given him a solid reputation. Tbe Tirntt, in tbe
prescut issue, presents a hrlmle-page communies«
Uon from Dr. Pierce, and our readers may gain from
it some Lies of the Vast proportions of his Justness
and the merits of his medicines. He 1 ms at Bufhlo
a mammoth establishment, appropriately named tbs
••World's Dispensary," where patieuu are treated,
aud the remedies compounded. Here uearly a
hundred persons are employed in th« several de
partments, and a corps of able and skilled physi
cians stand ready to alleviate Gap sufferings ot hn«
inanity by the most approved methods. These phy
sicians are in freqUt-nt consultation with Dr. Pieroe,
and their combined experience is brought to bear
on the successful treatment of obstinate cases. Tbs
Doctor is s man of a Urge medical experience, and
bis extensive knowledge of materia medics has been
acknowledged by presentations of degrees from two
of the first Medical Colleges in the land."
If pun would palrbnlre Uedldacs, scientifically
prepared by-a skilled Physicist* an t Chemist, Use
Dr. Pierce s Family Medicines. Gulden Medical
Discovery la fifitrittaK tonic, alterative, and blood
cleansing, and»» uuequaled Gough rsipsdy ; Pleas*
kot Purg G vs Pellets, scarcely larger than mustard
Deeds, constitute an agreeable and relyable physic;
Favorite Prescription, s remedy for debilitated lo
rn alee; Extract of Smart-Weed, a magical remedy
for Pain, Bowel Complaints, and an uneqnalsd Li»
iment for both tinman and horae-fleeh ; while hU
Dr. 8 go's Catarrh Remedy ia known tho world
over aa tbe greatest specific for Catarrh and "Cold
in the Head" over given to the public. They are
aetd by DrnggUts.
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IDAHO CET V,
Do a general banking bnaineas. Sell exchange on
Haw York, Ban Francisco, Portland (Ogn.),
And the principal
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The highest price paid for
GOLD DUST,SOLD ANDSILVER BULLION
In coin or currency.
AST* Buy and sell Greenbacks.
Territory ot Idaho, County of Boise.
Garrett, Hayes A Co. vs. John Muirhead
In Justice's Court, before James Egan. A P,
T O JOHN MU I RHEAD ; Whereas, a complaint
has been made before me, a Justice of the Peace
in and for Boise county, by Isaac Garrett, one of the
partners in the above-named firm, that you are in
debted to them in the sum of n nety-tonr and ten one
hundredths dollars (t94.10)oua contract for the di«
rect payment of mon y; and that said contract was
for money leaned and meat tarnished yonatyonr
special instance and request, snd fur your behoof as
shown by bill on file in my offlw.
Therefore, in the aune of the people of the United
8 tatos in the Territory of Idslio, you are bereb- sum
moned to be and appear before me, at my office, in
Placervilla, in said county, on 27th day of November.
A. D. 1876, at two o'clock P. M. of said day, 10 an
swer said complaint, or judgment will I* taken against
yon for the sum of ninety.tour and ten uue hundredths
dollars sud costs of su.i.
Given under my hand „aieu at Plaorville. In tbe
county of Boise, on the 2Uth day of November. A. D.
1*76. JAMES EGAN.
Nov. 33, 1876. 3t Justice of the Peace.
and 6,59ä in 18#0 ' being an in
creM
Sir Waiter Scott was a great lover
of dogs, and always had many line ones
around him. One day, in conversing
with a friend, lie Haid: "Those dogs,"
pointing to two fine hounds lying on
the hearth, "understand every word
I say." The friend expressed his
doubts of this statement. Sir Walter,
to prove it, took up a book and began
to read aloud: "1 have two lazy,
good for nothing dogs, who lie hy the
fire and sleep, and let the cattle ruin
niy garden." Both dogs instantly
sprang up, and rati out of the room
and finding no cattle in tiie garden
returned and lay down by the fire
The baronet again read from the book
the same story. Again the dogs ran
out and again returned disappoints
aud lay down. The third time their
master told the story, when instead o
going out, the dogs came up to him
looked in his fact», whined and waggfet
their tails, as much as to say, "You
have made game of us twice, you cau
not do it the third time"
The number and increase of lawyers
are somewhat surprising. At the las ;
j meeting of the Bar Association^ Mr
Delafield said that in 1870, there were
40,736 lawyers in the United States
against 83,706 in 1860, showing an
increase of 8,080; in the State of New
York there were '5,913 lawyers in
crease of 321 in ten years. In Massar
chusetts the number only increased in
thp same period 1,186 to 1,270, and in
ftttio from 2,537 to 2,563. The num
ber of lawyers iu this city was 3,
against 3,420 last year. From I860
to 1870 Columbia College had admit
ted 520 students to fhe Jkyr, and from
to 1875 there were 600 admitted,
this yearthe
be
•ri this year tlie number
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ber riuiittéd »Otbo Bw ta «!» cio
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The Paradox op a , Sunbeam.— -It ia
related that the * greatest of physical
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paradoxes is the sunbeam,
most potent and versatile force we
have, and yet it behaves itself like the
gentlest and most açcomnk
Noth hg can fait more softly or more
silently upon the earth than the rays
of our great luminary—not even the
feathery flakes of snow which thread
their way through the atmosphere, as
if they were too flimsy to yield to the
demands of gravity, like grosser
things. The most delicate slip of gold
leaf, exposed as a target to the sun's
shaft, is not stirred to the extent of a
hair, though an infant's faintest breath
would set it into tremulous motion.
The tenderest of human organs—the
apple of the eye—though pierced and
buffeted each day by thousands of son*
beams, suffers no pain during the pro
cess, but rejoiees in their sweetness,
blesses the useful light. Yet a few of
those rays, insinuating themselves in*
to a mass of iron, like the Brittania
tubular bride, will compel the closely
knit particles to separate, and will
move the* whole enormous fabric with
as much ease as a giant would stir
a straw. The play of those beams up
on our sheets of water lifts up layer
after layer into the atmosphere and
hoists whole rivers from their beds
only to drop them, again in snows up
on the hills, or in fattening showers
upon the plains. Let but tbe air
drink in a little more sunshine at one
place than at another, and out of it
springs the tempest or the hurricane,
which desolates a whole region in its
lunatic wrath. The marvel is that a
power which is capable of assuming
such a diversity of forms, and of pro
ducing such stupendous results,
should come to us in so gentle, so
peaceful, and so unpretentious a man
ner .—British Quarterly Review.
The other day, when a Detroit gro
cer spelled sugar "s-h-u-g-e r," a friend
pointed out the word and remarked,
"That word isn't spelled quite right."
"Ha! I see," laughed the grocer; "one
would think I had no education!" And
he crossed it out and wrote, "S-h-n
g-o-r." _ _
Prose. —Laura (who is still a trifle
romantic) : "Don't yon think thete is
something very solemn about the fall
of the dead leaves, Reginald?" Regi
nald, her husband (who has outgrown
bis romance): "Very." (Pause).
"Talking of dead leaves, what the
deuce and all have I ddne with my to
bacco?"'
! Prof. Tyndall, in reply to his Belfast
critics* names the cause of things,
matter, and then draWs the easy con*
ion that matter is the cause Of
things. :< Whatever comes out, he con
cludes» must have been in ; and, hence*
we must determine the powers of the'
matten, by observing what it doe*
That's all right; nobody ever disputed
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It was the night pn which John Todd ^
made hU great speech to. the colored „
pdpnl&tiçn on Mutyoy HilL Capt. * -.lit
(Mm Morrill lirom time ,to time swohe . -
fits'
ft#echoes with csqnon. À map re«bi - ..,:
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