The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-12-09
UPS AND DOW Ms.


the trip up to the Hub of Idaho.
Upon day before yesterday all our folks gave THANKS
not only to the Great Architect of the Universe man
ercies bat to Andy johnson, ESQ., President, for hi.
discrimination in retaining such man as Gov Lyon, in
stead Of sending old Wallace whom as all the blacks
had it, was than dozen times appointed and on
his way.
idaho City survives the rush to Backfoot and has go
theatre to drive dull away during every odd
ming spare from our dancing during the whole
Winter Mrs. Getzler, and her brother Billy Robinson
have taken possession II the ghostIike old wanscots Of
the jenny Lind Theatre cheered them into new fe and
making merry times for the lads and iasfes who at
tend Last Sunday night they had crowded house and
gave very satisfactory performance. The dancing and
singing between the pieces alone worth the price OF
admission. And then the darkey evolutions and music
Of Eugene Holman srs up memories of former days and
causes us to imagine again in the classic pureus
of the Old Bowery No who becomes once fascina-
ted with Mrs Getzlers stage coquetry very comfort
ably stay away when her names on the bills. She ap-
pears to night and tomorrow night. Give them good
house twice week. and it will make times brisk they
always 'give their money chance you know.
On Sunday morning the weather turned quite cool
and it has been np and tuck between freeze ana thaw
ever since.
Our cnterprising fellow townsman Peter b. Smith turn
ed off the water, rather old Astrs turned it off fof
him. Ibelieye he would have let it run all winter If he
could have had his way about it.
The stages to and from Boise City only run every other
day Same to Hog'em. Ditto to Piaceryile. To Cen
treyille every day.
There's my dear old goodhearted compadre Sam Hous
ton, gone and been appointed Receiver at the Warm
Springs. learn he intends to improve the place and
keep every thing going in the old style and as much bet
ter possible All you who would remain as clean and
as fresh as morningglory ahaIfblown rose had
we'll go down to the Springs occasionally and take soft
waterrub. !.
jimmy Brown has bought ont Mr.. Clowry Of the sher-
is Saloon and thus combined the patronage of both
these popular chaps.
Mr.. Buckley's Ball at the Assembly Room on Monday
night not very fully attended but much the more
enjoyed perhaps.
On Thursday evening Mr.. Hartwell gave his first As
sebly to inaugurate his winter dancing school, This
school is patronized by the ELITE
OnThesday night select party was given at the o.
T. Hall. About twenty couples present. The supper
was excellent and the music good.
Mr.. Roberts the new pastor of the Methodist Church
down in Commercial st.. understand will not allow any
such frvoy dancing in that house. any more hut it
will be hereafter devoted as originally intended to wor
ship ofGod. expect Mr., Roberts good and de-
serving of every encouragement.
The gymnasium over Mr. Pinneys store is really one
of the institutions Of the country 1t strs up the mus
cIes gives tone to the liver. makes the bleed and
lifts man above an inferior order of recreation entirely
gle to attract the travel from Walulu street by building
road from the end of Front st Buena Vista bar
to intersect Wall near Mr. Lucys store. Waulu must
watch the corners.
Tickets of Invitation for the Masonic Ball 9th inst
it is understood will be handed sent thrown time
during the coming week Every precauton is to be used
to make the party select.
I must have manglcd "Eclpse's" feelings terribly
Perhaps ought to apologize Probably he get cred
for whiskey after ALL Saturdays issue of the "Bose
Bfud-sucker" shows that he's had some. anyhow.
Mining interests in the vicinity of Pioneer City have
suffered somewhat with the cold during the week. but if
the snow keeps off well much outside labor will yet be
performed. Drifting and tunnelng goes with vigor
and next season bids fair to be the best for the prodc
ton of the precious metals that have as yet ever
experienced
The Legislature ought to bear in mind the great i'm
portance of taxing the Chinese heavily enough to
what compensate miners and traders if they
must go into competition with these uncvilized people
The Legislature ought to lend every facility possible
to the mining communities; and if it is practicable to
pay off our heavy debt by assessing the Chinese pests
should be done.
An expedition against tho Indians has been talked Of
The plan was to 60 ont in force kill many indians and
canture as much stock as possible On this mode of
cviliang POOR 10 the boys to differ with the gov
srnor who thinks the measles effective dose
Er EN- side with the total determination party on
Ht point and hone whenever the boys do start against
The indians they will occasionally send back something
tangible to prove that they are UPON IT..
At the latest hour from Boise City we have