Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-02

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SATURDAY JULY md. 1864.
A MEETING viii be held this evening 3
Boston & Godys saloon, for the purpose Of
making some arrangement to raise subsorip.
ton fund for theowidow Of Mr. Grimes. one
e Of the discoveries Of the Boise mines, and
who was killed while digging prospect hole
near the head Of the creek that now bears his
q naps,9 A meeting for q similar purpose will
take place at 3 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon,
at Placervifle. CenterYiIle and Pioneer have
already moved in the matter. let Idaho
ascitys the metropolis of the Tsr1itory,notbe be-
hind iuthis laudable movement in favor Of a
worthy lady, whose bersavenenftS money can.
ssnot relieve. She, can be SO situated however
asas not tolbe dependent on the alabor of her
own hands to- shpport herself and orphan
children, made such by the death Of their
father while engaged in !" Pioneering : and
auopening up for the beneitaofethis people the
richest and most extensive gold fields on the
Continent; .et 40 one stay away, but all
~ come prepared to begin the work. in earnest.
,ITEe claim located in her name, after his
death, BY the former companions Of her hus-
band, was entrusted to party to manage for
her; this party sold the claim and left the
country. The claim is now in the hands Of
innocent purchasers, and is worth $3,000.-
That amount the citizens of this Basin feel
80 they owe the unfortunate lady, and they will
pay it-not as charitable donation, but as
I q Just and equitable debt. We have not the
pleasure of an acquaintance with Mrs. Grimes
but she is represented to US by those who
know her, as a lady Of fine sensibilities, and
after finding that she had made, the trip all
The way from Milwaukee, Oregon, only to
z find her claim forfeited and sod It was with
the greatest reluctance that she consented to
permit those who felt an interest in her vel
\ fare as the widow Of their late friend, to In
stitute measures for her relief. ~ ~.
Proceedings In Justice " aIksr,s Court.
b9s On the 2sth, u. Harrington, on complaint
liOf Samuel Cohen. for stealing four bits worth
Of bread, was fined ST. and in default, went
to jail for eight days and half Defendant
IS bad been drunk several days could find no
opportunity to get sober on the outside, and It
e was deemed beneficial to his condition to lock
% anull Poo saI.gl saag ol-aGR
aba ABethal and ]. G. Lindley each had the
baother bound over IN the sum Of $500 to keep
the peace and answer at the next term Of the
a Dist Court for exhibiting deadly weapons in
90 alrude and angry manner in a crowd, &c.
,alla On Wednesday, a row occurred near the
TOllgate below the Warm Springs, concern
ing a claim OnsMOores creek. John Eggersl
oi makes complaint against Louis Linbarg
Kelly D. Day. and John Doe, and says that
on the 10Th inst, defendants assaulted Her
Gilman Meyer,oIIahry Tierk, Henry Hess, Jbl-E
g ius Westfall Fred Schelle, Henry Bishop 4
and this afiaht, with intent to murder, with
5I rifles, pistols and guns,-HtBo balls from fire.
yaarmsin the hands Of the assaants taking
ia effect inthe Clothesof the afiant. The case
De will De Investigated. a4l ai1
g1l Miss DOeahad Miss Roe arrested forsteal- &
ing watch, but subsequently, discovered that
o she had madeea mistake; that the watch was
liinot stolenpapd the defendant was discharged
"A. I'll Ruse attempted to keep possessionle
3aof a lot OF baggage belonging to- band Oh !
Hurdles until they should pay him a certain
~ debt then1due and owing The fair daugB- !
'aoters OF thee Vine-elad7 hills of Bingen be-
sought his Honor and obtained redress. !
VS. Ore mah,Was rolled for his purse, andi J
several other offences were charged against
different parties, in none Of which were the
proofs clear enough to make out a ease. *
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