Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-08
District COurt--Hon. Sam'l c. Parks,
Presiding
REGULAR TERM.

10 REGULAR TERM.
,e Thos. Lynch ct al VS.. John Christie ct al
e Frank Miller, Waite & Miller and S. A. Mer
;, rift, attorneys for plaintiffs Sbafer & Nugen
d and ]. RosbOrOugh, attorneys for defendants
= This cause, which had occupied the entir
d time and attention Of tbs Court during tn
week, was finally submitted to the Jury OF
d Saturday afternoon. and after few hours
. consultation they came into,Court and return
t ed the following verdict.
TX We. the Jury, find verdict fortbe' defend.
ants as follows For the original capacity O.
the ditch, as folloEs-two feet deep. three
l feet on the bottom, four and half feet on
} the top, with seven sixteenths of an inch to
the rod OF fall or grade; whereupon it was
ordered and adjudged that the plaintiffs
Thomas Lynch, John B. Pierce, Isaac Flood
David Furney, Andrew Flynn, Jonh W. Coo
ilper, Daniel Graham, Stephen j. Pierce and
Robt. Mckenzie, take nothing by their action /;
but on the contrary, that defendants-John
Christie, r. Houston, G. w VanWinkle and
Robt. Kennedy, -Jr.-haEe and recover from
plaintiffs costs and disbursements in this be-
half expended, and that defendants as against
plaintiffs, are ofright entitled to the prior use.
and benefit of the waters of Moore's creek, to
the capacity Of their ditch as originally con-
structed.
-..s 81. ,v.-et a- September 24ths
Matilda VS.. Joseph Cox Shafer & Nugens
for plaintiff ,gBantete (.
~. October 3D..
Jane vs.. James Harris. Shafer & NugentI
for aintih--divorce. granted, Z
'PeOpio'vs FoFant~ Grand larcency-aSt
quilted by the Jury
People vs.. Joseph Rich. Withdrew pleaof
not guilty. and.plead guilty to grand larceny a
waived time and sentenced to one yeas in the
Penitentiary, II
People vs.. Jas. Halstead. q Grand larceny b
not guilty. ,ssg-... 4.l. -,4.lrr.rp
Snow vs.. Yeazey & Hutton. Judgment for#
S459, 40. gl aG.bi a4 gd II
Runnells & hedges VS.. Devoll & Wife "a
Foreclosure mechanics lien-iudgment fol-
$4,000. ,J1QE a aL 81
People vs.. Harding. Murder in tbe,lst DEF
gree-jury out oneinight, could not agree and
we're discharged. >.r.-ar.. -'y,...r Z
The following items are from the Crisis:
SIoENEss.-Cousiderab sickness is prevae
lent in Boise River Valley at the present
time; Quite a number of cases Of typhoidl
fever have occurred, tefhinating ia 5hein-d'
stance fatally and others are doubtful as vet.
With! the exception Of some colds, there hash
never been more healthful period in this city.d
gov W5H .H aG1a ar.t rtu HHt.Hsr# Hrn .lE1 al
0BITUARV.-Died, at the Addington House,
Boise City, on the evening of Saturday, 0c-d
sober LIST, Henry NJ Addington, of typhoid Il
ever Mr.. Addington was a prominent and
highly respected citizen in the Community Fl
where he resided, and in his desease be-F
eaved family niournsthe loss of a.friend, husA
sand andan affectionate father, and society & )
worthy member and an honest man, Ma
One of Embellishments of God-Ir
n97We have been informed, that tfis con-
lition of George Nutall, who sustained very !
erious compound fracture of tbs, thigh 4 |
hort time since, issuch as to WaBfant the
elief that he will speedily recover, and that
be limb will be nearly if not equally as use I
ul as itWas before the receiptof the injury.
- a -s--Af.= - IL = = a-&- = 80
DEPARRVRE FOR BoEsE.-~ghe Governor, ac-
ompanied by Major Truax and a military
soort, started for Boise on the 2Gthsihst. AIfI-
rent on smoothly until they reached the
ower Ferry. On reaching the opposite shore y
le mules backed off the ferry baat, Major
npax was alonein the buggy and received a to
citing in true ChlvinistiO STYLE. but escaped b,
'ithoqt injury. The mules were drowned. h
he loss andubts to several bundled dollats, n
Enumerated as one. pair of contrary mules, "
le TerFitoriaL Secretary shotgun and pouch, IT
good temper Of. two and some starch in the su
aiDr's dickey, who is an @unwashed Demo-
att washed, and we do nob think be.Reeded To
le bath. They etionee sent to Fort apWah &c az
Id procureda span of mules that are mules, >.
ldagain started Boiseward- Hope they may EW ",
we. better luck next time. We know it will twl
Ike. several such a ceidentsI to stop His Ex- tbr
lleney and the Major, for Gov. Lyon is de-
rmined to know he'wants Of thepeople Of
aho, and intends to see fos himse lf-FLew-
on Sage Sept. 28thsa1 ~ gosga,fsaH +
PeFULATIoE OF IDAHO TEBBrT0R9a "A
sgs enigtatiOn q poqriP s into tae Territory IT
40 have rot been. enumerated, and undoubt- L
ly there viii, by the time emigration ceases