Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-05-14
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6 We call attention to Goodrich & Enright'
Express notice. They have consolidated.
JOHNSON, the celebrated comic singer, as
sisted BY Miss Minnie Gillespie, are giving
entertainments at the Dalles.
RUMoR. We hear a rumort that family
has lately been murdered by Indians or
Burnt river, but can find out nothing reliable
about it. ..r. l
f APPLES BY the cargo arrived. in town du
ring the week, direct from the 9 Big Wallam-
]. cite. = You can see on em and smell or
Fem, but it takes money to taste on 'em."
The IrcH-The Mountaineer says the
Oregon politicians all have an "incurable
itch" Does the editor find it necessary te
scratch a gaeaH M
+ ROSENBERG has removed his Variety Store
from the International to one door south o
W., F. & Co.'S. Copies of the Boise NEWS
ale alwaJ for sale at Rosenberg's.
GIBSON & L1vENGooD, former proprietor,
Of the Umatilla House, PlacervilIe, may Be
good men-of the kind--but men who order
4 cards printed and refuse to take them because
one partner sells out and the firm name is
changed, never can keep hotel"
Two expresses have started in opposition
to each other from Boonville, Owyhee coun-
ty, to Sacramento, Cal, via Humboldt and
WasbOe. One left on the I'd, and the other
on the 4thj they expect to make it through
in ten or twelve days. .a ab
) WE learn that the shooting on the Pay
cite, that resulted in the death of Mr.. Par
tin, and probably his antagonist, took place
at the ferry of Fayorite & Co., aud that the
party who shot Partin was one of the pro-
prietors, either T. J.. Favorite or Madison
Calhoun. 8s-
LARGE TRAIN OF FINE MULEs.-We OBJ.
served large trairof mules unloading in front
of Rosenbaum's on Tuesday. The train we
understand, belonged to Mr.. Denskin, and
was loaded exclusively for Rosenbeuu & CO.
hen, with a very large and desirable lot Of
Spring and Summer goods. 2 e.s
e. We have had some difficulty in ascertain.
ing from miners precisely what their digging8
pay to the hand per day, but we got the dead
WOOD on the Knowles ground on Buens Vista
bar. Happening in at the Justices office on
Tuesday, while a suit was going on, we heard
witness under oath testify that the average
was about from $3.50 to $500 per day to the
string of'sIdices, or 800 to the man. ol.ai p.
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"A LOTS OF TREAsURE.--If we. had all the
treasure that left this camp by stage on last
"Wednesday, the printing business might 90.
In addition to the usual amount taken by the
messenger Of W., F. & Co.-Mr. Loop
Charley Lord of San Francisco; N. Scheline
Of this city, and one or two merchants from
Placeryille, were aboard, each loaded down.
to the guards. '5s'
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.Wa7EXCITABLE.--Idaho city has population
Of the most excitabIe, and at the same time.
most Plaoable people We ever lived amongst.
A dog fight, bucking mule, or high stoEepipe
hat will cause more yelling and hurrahing
than the-coming of victorious army, or the
announcement Of the election Of favorite
candidate, and yet fight is almost as rare
as ina puritanic village in Massachusetts,.
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The RUsH.---It was rather amusing on,
Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning,
TO see the rush to Rosenbaum'a store alter
hcuse-linings and wallpaper. Our town has
been destitute of these articles for several
months, and the arrival of new goods at Ro-
senbaum's was the signal for ageneral stam-
pede in that direction, where, in spite of the
diligence of the proprietor and five or six