Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-20

Che advertisement Of the Gqdon City an
Boise road.
STROUsE BRO. have Just received seve
or eight large wagon loads of goods. Sc
their advertisements
ANorHBa Quartz Mrp1.-A ten stam
qtarrz mill, intended for the RockfellOw lode
was shidpedIfrom San francisco on the 1OtI
of July.
'CHB4p FOR CASH.. Remish, next doc
to Highly Co, is selling and giving ava.
his entire stock Of dry-goods, clothing, boots
and shoes, &C., to close business.
TON WILSON, who was SO badly shot BY
VIM. Miller, sometime since, is up and per.
ambulating the streets, as if nothing had
happened.
The Ladies Fair opened on Wednesday
night with gay party Of ladies and gen.
tlemep, and has steadily continued from
night to night ever since, realizing, as we
suspect, a very handsome sum of money
towards 1iquidating the debt of the church
GONE TO PIKG.-Ourfriend, G. W. Webb
we'll and favOrably known as one Of the early
pioneers, starts on Monday for his home in
Hannibal, Mo. May he have a safe journey
and happy meeting with Betsy" and the
children. His heart is set upon it.
TIE rates of fare to Salt Lake and the Eas,
by Holiday Co.'s stages, are as follows :
From Boise City to Salt Lake, in gold or its
equivalent, SIS; to Omaha or Atchisou,
$3.50; each passenger allowed twenty-five
pounds of baggage.
3
OUR friend, ]. II. Mitchell, an old typo,
turned clerk in Mr.. Irvfng's refreshment sa-
loon, while out riding on mule back on Tues
day, had the misfortune get oneot his legs
broken by the falling of the animal. The
bone has been set and be is doing as well as
under the,circumstances could be expected
CHARLEY C6CHRASE, who killed Vince
Jones, and came so near going to the Peni-
tertiary at tile February term of the District
Court, has been at his old tricks at Boise City
and got shot through the neck with revolt
YER ball. At FIRST it was thought he would
die of the wound, but it appears from the
latest adyices that be is recovering.
THE AKrlDorr WITH THE Po1sON.-In the
Sacramento Union of the 9th appears dole
full letter from some shiftless old fellow, Who,
with a worthless son, says he has been to
Boise audfound it ahumbug, and in the same
paper appears an item copied from San
Francisco paper, chronicliugthe fact that the
largest deposits ever made'in the San Fran
cisco Miut are now coming from Idaho.
MoxrAHA HcUss;-Tbis house having been
closed for Short lime for the purpose'0f re-
pairs, will reopen in a few days, on the two
meal system, with lunch in the interem, at
the option Of the boarders. Mrs. Kelly and
Miss Hughesnre now too well established and
known, as ilandladies, to require any further
4utrOduttiOnto the public. Their new adver-
'tisemcnt wifi appear next week.
.AnLIsoN gold AND SILVER MINING Co
Incorporated Aog. 10, 1864. Capital stock,
S2SO,G0O. 1900 shares atsS9oO per share.
President-J. c. Craze; Vice President
V. Black niger. qrustees for the FIRST three
months-J. D6wdle, L. q Ruasell, D. Nc
Causland, J. P. Gabriel, W. T. Ballou. d.
H. Jackson. Treasurer; w. 4. Ballou, Sec
etary. Office at Ruby city.
BANNER LEDGE.-Dr. Seaith, of'PlaceryilIe,
has shown US some very 'fne specimens of
gold and silver bearing rock, taken from a
recent discovery known as the "Banner."
This lode is situated somewhere high tp'o
she Payette, some thirty or forty irtiEesffrOm
1hisciky. in Il nortbeasterly direction, Attire
testat Mr.. Rowe's blacksmith shop brought
out gold and silver in abundance.
EoUkrH OF grLY LErqE.-Mr. E. J.. Butler
Of the saw mill, at the foot Of Main Street