Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-10-15

the trial of 'Thos. FitzGibbons for the muir
der of John Coray. Jury out half day an,
returned verdict of not guilty.
yANrlas ElsLrn's advertisement, a,
renewed, will be found under the head O
New this Week" Take look at the lis
ofarticles they offer for,aale, which is only q
moiety of what they really ihave stored away
in their cellar.
The rock taken to San Francisco by Nj
DOniNvan. from the Home Ticket, Owyhee, &C.
cordingt6olpriv telegram published in the
oregonian, was assayed by Moliter &Co., and
showed yield Of $6,7o7,6I in silver and
S4a9}r2 in gold-total, $7l96,75
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AT the regular meeting of the shareholders
OF che AstOr Gold and Silver Quartz mining
Co., held Oct. 9th, r. Cheney was elected
President A. Showers, and Aft NJ. McMiIler.
Trustees T. G. Poujade, Treasurer, and A.
Fltilips Secretary for the ensuing year.
'ScUTa- BoTsE WAGON RoAD.-By reference
toour correspondence from Alturas. it will
he observed that the good people of Rocky
Bar had grand jubilee over the completion
Of the South Boise Wagon Road from Boise
CHy A supper was given to Mr.. Newberg,
speeches made, toasts drank, ETC.
LOOK AZ Sheriff Pinkham's notice to tax
and license payers naanother column. Pink
has run about after licenses which are pava-
lie at bis Office, until he has become tired
~aad nnles4payment be made the, parties NAV
get into /" hoculty ditto to tax payers. A
word to the wise, etc.
DEATH OF JUDGB BALDwlx.-Tbe teleoranb
ANNOUNCES the death Of Judge Baldwin. for
'ae'ly Chief Justice of California. author Of
. Flush Times in Alabama, )" and one of,the
most humorous writers and genial tempered
gentlemen in the United States. He died in
San Francisco on the 28th Sept.
GONE TO THE SAGE BpUsH-J. L. Hardin,
composition in this Office during the late cam
paign, started dn'Tbarsday morning for Aus
tin, Reese river, via Humboldt. Hope be may
escape the savage Injuns, and arrive safely
at his destination neis an old California
print, and a good one
STATE ELEcrloNs.- pennsylvania, Ohio and
Indiana held their State elections on last
Tuesday, and the results may be expected
here about the middle Of the week. The
news will be looked for with much anxiety,
rs it will to some extent be an index to the
scntiments Of the people upon the great con-
test for President in November
OwYHEE EGEcrIoN.-The latest intel-
geuce from Owyhec gives Parks small ma.
jority-reports Cummins elected to the Coun-
Gil and ,Hays-Union las Auditor, and Re-
corder though there were two precincts to
hear from, Fhe Humboldt express which is
due at o'clock to-day will probably bring
the Official announcement. 81
The Two MnET4Sqs.-Last Saturday even
ing the two political parties had grand turn
out in this eity5the speakers stands being
only about two hundred yards apart The
Cnion pai1y, had 4 torchli gbt procession num-
heripg d the neighborh0od Of Eve hundred
tarcles, besides fireworks, cannoo, &C., but
RFas 10 use-the Democacy's name was
tlegiop.
REMoyAL.--J. A. Dawson, tailor has re-
moved from his old stand, WALL ST., to Main,
opposite the City Toteh where heisreCeiyirg
new supply of goods Of the latest styles,
, which he will make up in the best mannerat
reasonable prices. Particular attention VIII.
} be paid to securing and repairing. A supe-.
loe article Of purses Of his own make, of ALI
,~Gizes, always ON hand.
JoLLFtaA TloEs. The Democracy advertise
aserjes Of joIlifeatioumeetings, TO commence
this evening in this c:ty--to-morrow evening
in P!aeerrllle, Monday evening at Pioneer,
and Tuesday evening at GeateryiIle. If nOta
glorioas, theya have, certainly won a great
victory, aud. are ea{itled t55bhify.
JuB1.cs W4tkERs Couar.-oct. l3th.-
joseph Eaochs, fired cost Of arsest and trial