Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume], August 18, 1885, Image 1

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IDAHO OITlT^tJKSDAY, AUGUST 18,1885.
NO 44
It is said
iui-Weekly World.
Published
uosday m ds Fridays
—BY—
MAN and OHAS. E. JONES
HEMAN JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
kick Cor. Main and CommkrcialSts.
(Hrick Building)
nute* of Suburlpllom
year .........#6 50 I Three Vcnths.. .$ 1 75
Month? ......3 5" I Single Copies ..... 1«
By Carrier, 12 00 per quarter.
Unten ol AdvertiHine:
square ten lines ol less, one Insertion, t 3 00
' .. << each subsequent insertion, 1 ttO
eighth of a column, per quarter....... 13 00
iounh » •• ;; " ....... JÏ!
Mrd «« * ' " ' ...... 2 b OQ
h aif •< .............. 30 00
cch,tun, per quarter,... ........• 5, i JJJ
ness cards. 10 lines or less, three months, . 00
ES SF SUBSCRIPTION TO WEEKLY WORLD
m territory............
........*4 00
months .. ........................... 2
it-ai « out tue Territory................... 5 - 0
e Persons Swept Over the Cas
Ci.de».
Portland Neun, luth.
'he messenger for the United
rriage and Baggage Company,
arrived yesterday, reports a
j'htful accident at the cascades ol
Columbia at 2 o'clock Saturday
prnoon. A party of five souls con
ing of M. Hanson, a carpenter,
Schneider, a saloon keeper, and
his wife and baby, and John Sli
, another saloon keeper, attempted
ross the rivira short distance above
Cascades. The object was io sail
lithe ninth to tue south side of the
umbia river m older to catch the train
the Oregon Railway and Navigation
iparty's road, which was bound for the
lies, where they intended to visit Rob
uu's circus In the evening. Full of
ami luu and happy in tiie anticipa
nt passing a pleasant night at lliecir
, the paity embarked, hoisted their
I and was soon in the middle of the
>r, when the wind suddenly gave out,
not realizing the uv ful danger that
down the stream, only »short d.s
ee, allowed the boat to drift towards
rapids. It was not till their frail craft
to move with great swiftness, ow
to the narrowing of the banks, that
y realized their extreme peril. When
y satv that death was staring them in
face the only pair of oars in the boat
e put into active use, and these might
e saved them, but unfortunately an oar
k broke and the boat shot like an ar
iuto the surging waters. For awhile
ept an even keel, while the terrified
ties shrieked in terror and pray ed loud
er preservation. Then the boat shot
eath the raging rapids and live lives
appealed and were lost in the twiuk
S of an eye. Where a few moments
ore there was a boatload of happy peo
nothing was to be seen but the angry
ids with the white mists rising above
111 1 as though the souls of the dead were
ending heavenward,
lie government lifeboat was manned
tried to save the unfortunate people,
their efforts were abortive. The boat
picked up iu a badly damaged condi
tour miles below the Cascades, but
trace was found of the bodies of the
Jwned. Quite a number of persons
e been swept over these falls in times
0 by, but their remains have never been
mi.
I lie Montezuma Hotel, at the Las
gas Hot Springs, New Mexico,
ght fire in the kitchen and was
rned nearly to the ground in an
r- 1 he loss will exceed $200,000.
ht Eastern guests perished in the
tes.
Georgia man was so much afraid
his daughter's soul would be lost
0, agh the corroding sin of dancing
t >e cut the cords in her feet so that
couldn't learn the waltz step. Jt
ntimated that if this dosen't save
e will have her feet amputated.
It is said peanuts were never so*
cheap in the South as they are now—
the price per pound beintf from three
and three-fourth cents to five cents.
Last year prices were high, and the
result was heavily increased acreage
and an overflowing crop.
The Sentinel says up to the pres
ent time the total amount of the as
sessments levied by the Eureka Con.
Company is $350,000. The total
amount disbursed in dividends ag
gregates nearly $5,000,000.
Mr. Bessemer's steel process pat
ents have yielded him $600,000 a
year for twenty-one years.
$ocifty stiffs,
Banner Lodve No. lO. A. O. U. W.
Idaho City.
We hold our regular meeting on Tues
day evening of each week, at the I. O. O. F
Hali. All brothers are invited to meet
with us when convenient.
By order of the M. W.
Chas. Marcus, Recorder.
Idaho Eneatn ment No 5, I. C. R C.
t holds it?* reculai meeting* in Temperance
Hall tbe first and third Saturdi v even
ings in euch month. All Champions !»•
good standing are invited to attend.
drder nf the E. C. C. E.Jones, it. 8.
Jan '2-'7 t —tf.
cm
- EXCEL 10RI.0Dt.EN0 4,1. 0- 0. F-,
*' liulds is reqular meetings io Odd Fel
lows' Hull in ten 1 e raille, o.i Hie first aud third Sat
urday evening* it' each monh All rothers lu
good b ending an- Invited to attend.
B. order of the N. G.
C. C. Haviud. It. S.
March 11, 81-tf.
C. S. KINGSLEY,
A ttorney and counselor at law. win
attend to business i ■ Boise county
Aug. 21. '77-tf 1
w. J. Rothwell M. D
B >HY8ICIAN. SURGEON. A-C.. graduate of Jeff'cr
I son Medical Col ege, Philadelphia. Offlce on
jj I er end oi Granite street, Placerville Boise Co
I. T. [dec—4.
H. ZIl 'F. M. D.,
P
HYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE oue
door above M s. Marcus' store, aud opposite
the Would office. Main street.
JAS. H. HAWLEY,
NORMAN M. RÜICK.
Hawley & Ruick,
ATTORNEYS - A.T-L AW
HAILEY. IDAHO.
Will practice in all the Courts of the Ter
ritory. :April 21), 1884—tf.
Herbert W. Dunton
Atto ney and Counsellor at Law.
District Attorney for Boise Co.
Legitl business not interfering with Boise
County promptly attended io. Collections
a specialty. Office in the Court House.
Idaho Citv. Idaho.
J. A. Hichardson,
D. S. Mineral Snrveyor.
' ' 7 ' » v<7 il ORK A SPECIAL TY.
Adress, Boise City, Idaho.
for working people. Fend 10 cents
postage, and wo will mail you free
a royal, valuable sample box of goods
that will put you in the way ef msk
lng tuoro uiouvy in a few days than
you ever thought possible in any
business. Capital not required. You can live it
h me and work iu sparn time only, or all tha tims.
All of both sexes, of all ages, grandly successful
50 cents to $5 easily earned every rveulng. That all
who want work may test the busiiies», we make this
„„paralleled ojfei : to all who are not well satisfied
we will send $1 to pay for the troubla of writing
us. Full particular, directions, etc sent free. Im
m,-use pav alisulut ly *urs for all who start at ones.
Don't delay, Adiresv BTINSON 4 Co , Portland
Maine,
SHOP.
A. P. Jones has rented Cav 's blacksmith
shop, at the corner of Main and Com
mercial streets, and is prepared
to do all kinds of blaeksmith
ing on short notice.
Horse-Shoeing
Small shoes per span.............$5.00
Large " •* " ...............$0.00
work warranted to give satis
faction or money refunded.
A. P. JONES.
Idaho City, July 14 1S85 tf.
ED RAL OF ICIM DIRECTORY.
OF
£ da Iso Territory.
Governor.............................
Se '-'" ..................................E. J. Curtis
Attorney-General ........................... D. B. P. Pride
■nitve. T-creneral ..............arm P Coandler
Chie j-tice. 3 Dis; ...............John T. Morgan
Asso i Mes. 1st Dist.,......................Norman Buck
2d " ................Case Broderick
Ctrlh supreme Court........... a. L. Richards >n
U. s i-istr ct Attorney............. ...Jas. H. Hawley.
U. s. Marshall.................... F. T. Dubo se
Sup't U. S. Assay office .............Bradden.
Re stcr L.nd Office,............... Haren Petty.
Receiver....................... H. C. Branstetteir.
TERRITORIAL DIRECT. 'tY:
Dajecate to Ccngress,................John Haile .
Coil Holler,................................s. w. Moody
Treasurer................................Jos, Perrault.
BOISE COUNTY DIRECTORY:
Sheriff.............................John Gorman.
Ireasurer..............................Johu Garrecht.
Auditor and Recorder..............Tim Carroll.
District -Homey.............Herbert W. Dunton
Fro bate Judge........................Thos 8. Hart
Aseessr and Tax Col.ector......... Beu. T. Davis.
School Superintendent........... Wm J. Rothwell.
Ci unty Commissioners, O. A Duquette. G. F.
S oue and . A. Clark sou.
OLD TYPE! OLD TYPE!
-Foa
ih
W e have on hand at thi-- Office
a jarge quantity of Old Type for
sale. It is good in all cases where
Babbit metal is used, and iu s me
cases better.
Treasurer's Notice.
The following warrants wil. be paid out
of the County General Fund on presen
tation at my office :
No. 7 in favor of John Gorman $245 00
" 23 " • W J. Rothwell 75 00
" 10 " A. Orchard 429 20
" 4 " " W. A. Coughanour 128 00
" 50 *• " C. S Kingsley 155 50
" 888 " " P. Connaughton 7 20
" 82 " " J. J. Marsk 18 15
" 10 " " C. C. Havird 8 00
Also the following Hospital warrants:
No. 347 in favor of A. orchard $2ts 70
" 350 " " F. Cooper 175 00
" 110 " 1 A. Orchard 94 37
Also the following Road Warrants:
No. 188 iu favor of Chas. Magee $100 00
" 178 " " " Marsh & Ireton 77 50
" 355 " " " Geo. Tucker 220 00
" 300 " " " Lick Bros. 100 00
.JOHN GARRECHT, Co. Treas.
By Isidor Smith, Deputy.
Idaho City, l. T., Ang. 7, 1885.
■ ÊÊ ^MClaims a specially. War
R n RH R Rf 'ans. ami ADDITION
LHIllll HOMESTEAD
Cr.Ui lFiCA rr-S and all kinds of LAND
SCRIP tiought and sold. SUSPENSION
ENTRIES, LAND PATENT and PEN
SION cases attended to. Correspondence
solicited.
A. A.ThomaM, Attorney at Law. Room
25 St. «Tonil Bid'g. Washington. D. C.
DOWNS' TdÄT COBSET
[IMPROVED]
Is the only perfect fitting, truly comforUble snfl
hciilth-prescrviug Corset made. Has an Elastic
Section above and below a Corded Centerpiece. En
tirely ditlcrcut from auy other. Every Corset ia
Stamped and alwolutely Guaranteed in every par
ticular. Be sure to get the Downs'Patent Man
ufactured only by the Gage-Downs Corset Co. Cbi
ca»<>, and for sale by first-class dry-goods stores
everywhere Price St 60.
July 3, 1885—12m,
NEW GOODS.
I HAVE JUST RECEIVED
From San Francisco and the East, a full
line of
DRY-GOODS,
Fancy Goods,
Ladies 5 Underwear,
TToilet Goods,
Rushings, Embroideries, Etc
A full line of
BDeiioEliam & Hecht's Boots and
SHOES,
For men women and children.
ARCTIC OVERSHOES,
Overalls of all kinds; Hats, and a ful
line of Holiday Goods.
MKS. C MARCUS
October 11. 1881.
JNO. M. LAMB& Co.
—MANUFACTURERS OF—
Martile TdMoiies, Moments,
MANTLES, HEARTHS, CLOCK
SHELVES, TAB-E TOPS AND
—Agents for—
Iron and wire Fences
CSpFactory opposite Central Hotel,
Boise City, Idaho.
JT ames Dymolte
Superintendent and manager.
October 16, 1883.—ly.
The Buyers' Guide is issued March
and Sept., each year; 224 pages, 8-ixll.}
inches, with over 3,300illustrations—
a whole picture gallery. Gives wholesale
prices direct to consumer * on all goods for
personal or family use.
Tells how to order, and
gives exact R cost of ev
erything you Mi use, drink,
eat, wear, or havo fun
with. These invaluablo
hooks contain information gleaned from
the markets of tlio world. 5Ve will mail
a copy Free to any address upon receipt
of the postage—8 cents. Let us hear
from you. - • Respectfully,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
a»? 4k WabMffi Avenue. CUcaso. IU.
Remingtcn Standard
I YPE-W RITER, (Block
Type.)
Jnsurpassed for speed, dr
.ability and ease of mac
ipu.. xv child can operate it. Found
generally in counting rooms, doctor's and
lawyers' offices and the minister's study.
Send for new pamphlet giving full de
scription of latest and very important im
provements.
WYKoFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT,
Madison Street, near Waha-h Ave.
Chicago, Ills.
July 21, 1885—6m
WATCH AND CLOCK REPAÏRiNG.
A BALLOT IS NOW PREPARED
* at Kimtnel's old stand, iu Captain
Hatch's furniture store, to do all kinds
of Watch and Clock repairing at reas
ouable rates and on short notice. All
work from Boise county promptly attend
ed to.
Bouse Oiyt, Mardi 24, 1885.
IN PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY. Send
it* 5 cants postage, and by mail vuu
I v wv will get FREE a package of goods ot
large vklue. that wifi start yon lu work that will at
once bring you iu more money faster than anything
el»e in America. All about the $200.000in presents
with each box. Ageute wanted every where or either
sex. of all ages, for all the time, or spare time only
to work for ua rt their own homes. Fortnnes for
ail workers absolutely assured. Don't delay. U.
IIallett 4 Co., Portland, Mtuue.
QkWefc
1 WW«l WWULSMLY.
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Established for the Scientific and Speeuy
Cure of Chronic, Nervous & Special Dis
THE EXPERT SPECIALIST.
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ed a lifetime to the atndy of the treatment aud cur*
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the face, loss of energy and memory, frequency of
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My Hospital Experience
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tiiar ( do not claim to perform inis ossibililies, or to
•lave miraculous o sup. rnatural power. I claim
• •Illy to be a sknltul ud successful Physician and
Surgeon, thoroughly informed in my speciality_
DIMFANF.N or MAX
All applying to me will receive my honest opin
n ot their complainte— No experimenting. I will
guarantee a positive cure in every case I undertake
or torfeit 81 tHJO: Consultation in office or by letter
fuek and strictly piivate t barges reasonable.
1 liorcngh examina ion, including chemical and
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26Kearney stieet. Sau Francisco, Cal. Office
November 2, 1883—tf,
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Private Entrance, 405 Mason Street, four Mucks
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through Dis ensary Drug Store
Dec. 28 1SS3.— ly.
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Y $850 REQUIRED
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