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11 k A M. andK< *
City ut the saine time.
Uabodtyu ------
ia i jfotice.— Tbert5 w5W **.
Spe^ ^ ^partioewt Wab« City,
rr.T«t. April H«b.gt .,.,M|>«t
,jl)f »» s " n f J Hot Mr. Strong will pnmcb
■
»0«»*
fnurt ilouw. at d o'clock on ToMd.y
it ,ke 1 April 13. Î 874 * A ful1 ott * nda,l '* 0 *■
♦renin«
reque
b ^!'^cou»w ajiantst tbv company will
hill* " r iL # j tbem fl , r payment at that time.
"fid, as bu«i««*u of importance will bo,
ht before the meet.«* iV**aoua having
ple««c preae! ^ ^ KlXtibLKY* Sec*y.
^pfAi i'S BA^h*—FINANCIAL EXHIBIT.
lirons Htctipls.
, ^ tirkeW at $4 each............$244,
tmouut of »one)' donated..............j
Total.......................... j
Pud for *upr r ........*.....*.*'
p âI d IVan and Runyan for music.
o„ tu tet to Chinaman...... 2 00
____ 5 00
|70 50
. 20 00
Pilant
priiitinf .....................
pj:d ..............'
Ti.tal expenditures........
4 00
I
.$101 5t>
—^—7
$ltk> 50
N>î yreceed ^............ ^
STAGE AREiV ALS.
McDcfitt. Ci F Ander,
PKPinrt*KEs.
Jim« B«*k* Jsince
Ma S Gray. J»'** »•*>*•• Ho«tun, ^
!iaro»>ur. U K l'rickctt, Alans*»o Smith, \\ A
Wrtt, Jaiuea l srr. Sam W • lier, B M l^llien
tîiiJ H Haaif). A Dean, James Bush. J J
\ ; jyr*'0.
, h. li .
u fA sks Fkkd SMAlX and Tun Buckley
3,1 ' . All , , L
O'enr^d 3 new claim *>n Alder creek,
4 * , e ^
3twelve hundred feet ot tl inie, digging and
«eitrirting the nec-wary ditches, tail races.
ic during tae winter, and are n*»w ready to
«m werk whenever water runs; and fro«
. . , ,11
»ut *e kn«a of the past htftory of Alder
, , . t ,
i^rk, we think thrv hate oue ot the best
30.vr dainiA m tae count». It it ground.
:.w.taat will !a*t for many years Every en
' j rvnie '»f this r.a! ire engaged in by our ett
im f'jm.vir** t*> p-*"pi* < 6 *v.>nd tn- hunts of
[7.e iMnty a*i addition! etid *uee that all
11 Uw eain.i-ci here are n*«t yet taken, an ! an
|tRl.'.i":,ii . .•! ice:u*- i* to i'oiii * here and lo
|n.> A r .d »«• k'i>'vb. ati 1 « all hereafter en
lue f*»r tkc tat»* and profit ibU investment of
Isoert
Ire ârrairns' bill, wau-h ti»>k place on
I field »y n -ht Uvf vu* th>* nest attended par
|tj*f Safe ie^n in ta- county for s*»me tuue,
to »how that iKse county is one of
:n T-ry best pia<*es on the entire Pacific
||<WM«I
Ffefnip,.),. att-r p,;in^ f„r ,h- «upp-r. and
'>r lond-nia, an«l unavoidable expense«,
i r V>,>J. VI P*r the ( it i»*se merchants
**--b..igb: ticket* to the ball, but as our lo
reporter wen! to bed m a condition. pr»»b
"I ipmtui! obius-ation about the tune
t* ,i *e i**gia. we have not learned wheth •
r V holding tieki'ts attended the
1 ' P" T * lt o "r by proxy, or w jther thvy ig- |
llir i.uil H.g'its b.!!, and fuff?red their |
■»tor* gefault
^ r '- ) *t-1 .t *r,»o
« »n Thursday morn
'- 1 •< w - Alts* bumg retired at night under * (
I tv- |>e p,e I? 3 « ; r» liM.ked out
J* la 'f 4bright w ha new m«r.tle **.d l»enu
* ~'*- *v h had iaüi-n during the night
it tnr- e inches ; but in spite nl j
•Î 3«; 1 V lei* , 0 the bitter sweet
y r '*' t * •"'* * l n»ir H 1,fl ■»■tier O*
kC **< f lfe»refefccuntcgdisgusted with **bvau« \
. J,rT 4>r 1 •"•'K *ud careful con aid*
L' to the conclusion
l* , v ! * ' 411 l , * :|r# * to purchuse
i- * ( ' | ,Vln| ? th# * cheap«*st and the best
lf P"*s*hle fur th*un to decide
l;t ti( a r *il »nd be convinced,
, r r< t . ria,i ''"S 1 «', af only b^rty cents
Lverjthiog comprising a first
^>•1. 7^ ' l ^ r * n ^ ,OUO< * at
H "'y '■"inpetiijun. « !
,,, ^ J ^ ^ a, *aiiax. charged with «a as-1
Went lu do bodily barm, was con-1
u» r ^ **** u It and battery, and rerplirad to
4 *""^ hundred dollar« for the mental
Pri'fS'r,,
1 r * U| lb " nsiBf generation, and pay
'^«'triaLwh^hedid.
I|W * waa »'» town during the
M ! 1,1 * od frporta bit toll*
■Iw , . t . rwd - Thw I«« -W** rep«,r.
prenlv * 10 ,f0 « tl > * od U» road paaaea
u ^»»datMao.
oifikt watch
as >od Mr * J«l»o Frank baa
Ur - Kf " k * in
(iK,Y h"n>* omJ.J
^ g with him a Chinaman who
** pvnitentiary Car
F r m of
*
lo
.
*
oxsxBiar mw proceeding*.
.... iLjiàh>1J lfm * H 1*
rudicUi day contlnMed
■r 41
4iï*
I Ab y«w 7 $3EBgg
niKOfd Md fini) tili tb» coining in of Court"
to morrow to.jd.gd. An.wrcd b/ dcooror.
Which WM vwrulod by tb« GourJ Md pie» of
.,.,M|>«t f uUtrMtor«i.
IVoplo n. Jobn Kwher. Tbo protocutiog
wituoM WM ordrrtd «od required to opter jo
tu bond« in Mm* «um of five hundred dollars
conditioned tor bi« appearance at the next
tern» of the District Court.
Sixth Judicial day—March 29.
Richard Brown v«. John Howe. Aetion for
an d defendant*« coat« taxed on plainUfl'.
- - K
romm . a | of judgment Held, that «aid judg
„..„j u barriM j by tb * atotutt , of | iniiutiung|
Report of Grand Jury submitted.
Seventh Judicial day.
1 horn as Rarrand and Spiro Sbeteowitch
were admitted to citizenship.
Minnie McCarthy vs. Jeremiah McCarthy.
p, Toree granted plaintiff
G. W. Crafts vs. J. J. Tompkins. Master
a PP o * 0 ***d t0 take testimony and report same
j to the Court.
I Patrick Denning vs Boise Mining Company.
People vs. Ah Tin. Plea of not guilty en
tered, and case «el for (rial March 3uth.
People vs. Patrick Calaban. Indictment
lor assault to inflict bodily injury. Defendant
arraigned and plea ot not guilt) entered.
People V« Alex. Danskin Indicted for is
suing promissory notes, &c. Plea of guilty
aUt j g Me t ,| ^»3 utl j COJt<
{ J II. Hawley, et. al., vs. K. P. Phiwiuan,
et al. Demurrer to amended complaint en*
i l ** r ** d .
Eighth Judicial day.
i Peuple v» Ah Vow. P!t*a ut rn»t guilty with
, drawn and plea of guilty «-nterrd. Defendant
| flnw>d 45fH» and custs t»f suit.
Hawley, et al., vs. PKiwman. Crafts, et al.
^ £)eu»urrer sustained m part and overruled in
p4r|> anJ p | atnt »fr«giveo till to morrow to file!
amended e«*mptaint. Both plaintiffs and de. {
tendants file exceptions
r x
M J Biddy V*. DatlJ Aliiue* \N ituesses
. :
eiaiuiued and ca«e taken under advieemeut :
... .
the sum ot çla.» 11 and lu gi»ld coiu,and
that execution issue tLerelor
K W. 1 >eat vs. Jacob Philips. Demurrer
withdrawn, and delendaut declined to make
further apjwarance Judgment rendered for
People t* Ah Tin. Jury trial had Vor* '
diet of guilty of murder in the first degree,
j Court adjourned till to-morrow
From the Hacer ville Dodtalor:
We have an infallible man in this town on
the checker and cbe«« tj-iesliou
**I tu*d you «•»," has become a lighting re.
® arb »■ lb ' a since the Granite Creek j
'hipwreek
Three young ladies and *»ne old one had dif
ferent dreams the past week, and they ail want
to know : "Oh, dear ' do yon think it will
come true ?"
All the water noticed by the editor run»
* mo k,n - «»*•«• •« •• j
[ W.trr do— fr-,j,i-ntl. *—tn to run that :
way when seen through a glass cylinder. o{».*n
■* one enJ. and enchwed with a s *all >ped disk
at the other, when investigation proves that it
is actually standing still —El* World.]
Last conversation overheard tiirough the
key-bo)«* (not original > between the model bus- '
band and wife :
••yjy dear, you ought to le* ashamed to wear i
another woman s hair on your head
Wife: "And yon. my d
• a h»m-«l to w, ar w "' tbfr * bf * , *^ ,
Question: What i« th* greatest curiosity in
this L«dgef An« —A rbrnm»' « Orchard.
What would he the most agite h|e thing
on# , 0 | ,, ur i.odge could do at li.»- season of
the year I A»»« — For an Orchard to leave.
Where «hould we piped the most rubbish
in tbis Ie*dge ? Ans — In the Garret.
T. «.bu» b,
ep's wool on your
A Talf.br utKlt created a disturbance in
town one d»y this week, quite unnecessarily.
and which might have resulted «erioiisJy; and
Ul ,his connection we would read the gentle
man(?) a very much needed lecture were it
n „t | ba t by «o doing innocent partie« might bo
'made to suffer. A real gentleman, when ad
mitted to the sanctity of a private home, on
no account, nor under any circumstances, re*
P^«* a . beyond its portals, wbfit he hears while
th**re. no matter whether what be hears be
K°°^ wr ^ od * ________
Juht •• wn were going to pres* ysiterday
evening a bank caved down in a Chinese claim
on Buena Vlitn Bar, killing «me Chinaman,
and, as we were informed, fatnlly injnring an
other. The claim it «n the upper end of the
Bar, near the jail. ae»d not very deep, w we
think it probable the ground was froxen.
The local item in Wedneaday'i tri weekly
•Anting that the Diatriet Court b«4 been in
amion eight days abouid have read fourteen
days
MMc*.
LL PERSONS nOLDINO CEt
promissory note« Issued by »• tor
„ Wlll p J« rriirn them to " • •* m T •*® PB °®
___Ormk. Boise Oo , L T . 1
ui*|i u slop U»elr curculaUon. Ai». Da*»«*.
A LL PERSi
JX tain email pr
c4»««re will p erne
Oniite Orsek, Bol
• ju ilmmt* Jttr.
f H vMni ktyaxtb od <d Jinuia m muhisi
•'* ilii* )-:*v»«dq **kmio ,-;i1 tfca *J ^dui
H< 'yWfjitnu' iî- H|f(. !;j^in li, ft9'
,hu 'T*bi' .!«;*>}>' *»ifl j.) Kv/m'iO J *ai
li' ,t?)7 ..*• *.!• ! V'. i i lifiil IS, -i . Î
'* bit*. ! i t'i ) " • I ; 1 j,. j .
JOB PRINTING'
• ; j
i • • î U I i 1 ' ! ! J*f *y,|i î
I*» ? O f f>HM
,'HW
'h:<
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H V
- -, i
n
AT
s in ,*,
j ' I ! '? »
L, , j<
NEW YORK PRICES!
AT THE
IDAHO WORLD
CIRCULAR.*,
BILLHEADS,
NOTES,
DEEDS,
POS1KL S ,
I AU>,
PKOCi KAMMES.
RECEIPTS,
LICENSES.
VIITSING CARDS
BALL TICKETS,
LETTERHEADS.
ALSO
LEGAL & JUSTICE'S BLANKS
ef all kind«.
and every tlcncriptioo «if
atwayH on hand and printed to order,
PLAIN, OR IN COLOR8,
And at prices 50 per epet. below
j \
oar former Tûtes.
Call and examine specimens and prices.
•»m.w
'tn
BILLHIADI rVENISHlD
tm mmrm AT »40 ygg TlIOD jlAND,
etkarprluMag at prteta prsporlkmaiWly law.
ft9'
*ai
.
j
Philadelphia, are pgr,
ment« for the *
authorized te
ill
li
V
i
: -•
3=
g
m *a M. PaiwmiatLi. a Co.,10htate8ire^ f Bos
ton. RTPwk ®° w » ?*•*! Torkj and 701 Chestnut 8tr««i
are pur Agents for procuring advertise
Idaho Wobld in' the above eitles, am
contract for advertising «t onr loiras
r>ir • i\ .f. >i.i
*■' 1 nil jil l . ,
v/ », ? ;/ ,
VA
'
m; if tir* : ^
Happy Relief for Tonne Men from the ef
feet« or Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood
BesVtred. Impedimenta to Marriage removed. New
method of treatment. New and remarkable reme
dies. Books and circulars sent free, in sealed en
velopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 419
North Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa.,--an Institution
having a high reputation for honorable conduct and
professional skill.
j
AT H18
NEW BRICK STORE
....IN.....
IDAHO CITY,
is now opening his new Spring stock of
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Gents' and Ladies' Furnishing Goods
LADIES* and children s
READY MADE SUITS,
CARPETS, wall papers.
IRON AND STP.F.r..
BLACKSMITHS* TOOLS,
SRolf Hardware,
DUCK AND HOSE,
Gl'M BOOTS, GLASS AND PUTTY. PAINTS AND
OILS.
HARVESTING à HAYING TOOLS,
GDNS. PISTOLS, A^'D
A 2VI AX XT KT I7I02MT•
of sll kind*.
CLOCKS, WATCHES ANO JEWELRY,
CHAIRS. CROCKERY,
and an endlt*%s
.
VARIETY STOCK.
w
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
is now comjdi*tr. Try the
PURE MAPLE SUGAR.
4SI HOl'CHT .in JMMEXS/i >turk at
4,'V low rat»-*, while in ('hicago, Boston,
New* York. Philadelphia und San Francisco
I will «eil Prry low for CASH, or to GOOD
time buters.
Hav in y <bUnninr<i fa »day cud
j V< i!t itloji if, is country, I shall l'<Tp
a Full Sit si uf (Its ids, fa sell at Fair
; Living Pnrrs, and shall hr' glad to we or
i fr Z\ w ' ! '"■*
" nf - Orders trill he promptly fill'd and
on just as fjtstd terms as if thr buyers
iwre present, and all jtarkoges of 1 fa 10
tstnnds / will dtiiœr Free al (fanUredle
and Placenillc.
Malm City. Msy Yl, lR7S.tr
MS KIN'S STOR
GRANITE CREEE, I. T
Th>' most complete and couunotliotis store, «nd the
most extensive sfoi*k of goods to lie found in Bo se
county, outside of Idsiiu City. Our stock of goods
comprises
TIN WAK E, «LANS,
QÜEEKH AND HARDWARE,
GROCERIES ANO PROVISIONS
SADDLES AND HARNESS,
MINERS OUTFITS, DRYGOODS, CLOTHING
BOOTS k SHOES,
and, In short, everything that la demanded in the
the market; and we
SELL FOR CASH CHEAPER
than any other house in Boise county. Call and see
our good sand learn our prlcaa, and wa will make it
to your advantage to buy of us.
Augl-tfj A. DAK8KIN k CO.
dlfsi
Dissolution Sfotlco«
THE COI'ARTNEKSIIIP UEKET0
X fore existing between John Foster and-Pe
terson In the Mlhera' Horn« Botel, and doing bu-d
ness under the firm name of Foatar k Patsiwon. at
Qnartzburg. Boise county, T, T,, bas
all debts due the Arm, aud pay all tbs Habilité«
thereof. JOHN FOSTER.
Qoa»ksomh L T. Janaary 17, XF7fi-w41
m
I
ifîOK
'
^nn.nif ip
, / oui»
UJr
-.Hi
st
! > i'.lVi/ ! f .1
GROCERIES 3ij PROVISIONS
- :tit > * 'hn h 1 L* :■
-v ' '
FLOUR,
BACON,
BUTTER,
LARD, HAMS.
,
Sugar-Cured Breakfast Bacon
!i I'.! I " t ' . ,
CHais and Crockery Ware,
■
HARDWARE, IRON AND STEEL,
MINING TOOLS,
HOPE,—ALL 8IZE8.
PAINTS, OILS and GLASS
«vicziavzx,
f,ENT'S OlOTHING
am or smv vazzen.
OIL CLOTH, CARPETING
WALL, PAPER,
Window Shades, Table Covering
PATENT MEDICINES ,
And s variety of articles too numerous to mention.
LEATHER AND 8HOE FINDINGS,
BOOTS SL SHOES»
W0ME:i 4SD ***"■
J. B. PACE S TOBACCO.
PLAYINO CAROS, CI8ARS, AC.
GARDEN, FIELD AND FLOWER SEEDS
TO CAHM C USTOMERN 1 You will find that
you cab purehi*« at Lower Bates of me than an j
other house in the Basin. THOMAS BARRY.
1 Jsbo City. Sept. 4, 18?3tf
WAGON AND CARPENTER SHOP
'Jj üfô S»ia«tmt,MM.«i y , vjj
E JONES, proprietor.
Makes u speciality of repairing wag
ons, buggies, kc. None but the
BEST SEASONED TIMBER USED
and work warranted equal to any in the country»
Give me a trial.
BANKING HOUSE
..ov....
C. W. MOORE & COi
mu ( og..i,
8 *'
IDAHO CITY»
Do a general banking business. 8ell exchange
And the principal
for
The highest pt
BOLD OUST,SOLD ANOSILVER BULLION,
In coin or currency.
A**Buy and sell greent. ks.
IDAHO BAKERY,
Main St., Idaho City, second door below Eimmsl's
jewelry store.
BREAD, PIE8, CAKES. CRACKERS OF ALL K»NDS,
CONFECTIONERY,
CIGARS AND TOBACCt
Soda Water, and fruits, dried and fresh,
alwsys on hand, Ice cream during the Summe
months.
Orders for halls and parties promptly filled.
HENRY FREID ft.
9
CITY DRUG STORB
DR. H. HPF, PROPRIE -OR,
Keeps for sale a foil stock of
»
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PATENT
MEDICINE8,
flu
Fine
îî r?
TOILET SOAP, BRUSHES AND PXktfUMERT
if- '
Mao
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
tot medicinal as«.
Preeeripttone compounded with dare. Ordere aw
•ited and filled with promptness« f AplH?4-G
?*f v/
i
* T 'l
ABOORT-

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