The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-01
Man ABOUT TOWN.

with u very interesting article, not one word OF
which was Published. Possibly my style was
more sanguine than usual on something, though
he says was crowded out. At least he might
have given me the space afforded to the market
reports and it was certainly prejudice that placed
a certain "G.Qss'' article in the room my own
ought to have occupied. #az&
However. / shall give synopsis of what did
say aud let my re aders decide whether was shah.
ily treated or not. - M
Gave the thea ire folks o very genteel puff, max
ing especial mention of Mrs. Leslie sweet songs.
and how they were encOred dweIt long and ar
tistically, upon the WaddiIove of Miss Douglas in
Jubilee House; exhausted my unabridged 10 relat
ing tue charming manner Of Mrs. Hayne, Mr.
Waldronand Mrs. Macdonald in Loves Sacrifice"
Swinging gracefully thence into the traces of
Leo l. Hylands circus, gave them the full benefit
Of my decorating pen BY saying how small and
poorly adapted their pavilion was 10 accommodate
the immense patronage offered, and how the seats
broke down, Tightening gentle ladies till their
nerves were no account at all, &c., &c. In fact
I'm rather sorry, the people never will be the
wiser OF what my opinion really was of that cir
GUS Street always cut. out the juicy portions of
my articles and burns them w.
Then Icautioned this Democracy Il go to their
primary meetings and take care that none but
tod ard rue men were sent as delegates to the
t'"nnty CpnseHtion-actiye, honest men who would
not be controled by any disgraceful Clique, but
would perform their duties without fear or par.
(lp Gufn IL
ed those delegates, and, although my article did
j OF appear, probably the delegation is just as
good as it could have been made 14s 81
after performing this pious duty attempted to
pass my friend Henley out as gently as possible
from bis position as District Clerk, back to the
ranks OF the legal corps, but found my brain
strongly sacked with suspicious ideas as to WHY
Henley was ousted.. Came to the conclusion be
was not radical enough for the negro. eqstdhtgp
patty and therefore not worthy to hold the position
longer Was right? 80 sfsf&
i then flew III the direction of the Warm |
Springs and complimented Mr.. Turner and his
amlable lady somewhat on their ample accommo.
dations, for,swimmers and pleasure seekers. but
did not succeed there in.finding chance to say
anything mean.
Finally, in frenzy of desperation for topic
lell to abusing that spicy chap the market re I
porter for mixing me up i'll such a singular man
ner with his .protege Crazy. Quartz" and said
that if anybody supposed the Man About-Town''
to be- fishing for any such "nibbIe" as he aim
ded to, they were very much deceived and that in
Ease | should do 50 | feared calling down upon
my devoted head trouble which it has never been
subjected to yet. nor do l want It to be. then
ntnated that long practice" had made me "per.
ect" as 1t has erery gentleman in the art OF mind
ng my own business and letting that of others
llone. But the balance Of my remarks on that
ind other subjects, made last week are now silent.
y buried in the faithful breast, or among the old
exchange papers, of tbe editor of the Idaho
World, to remain forever whore the eye of mortal
NAH or woman cannot penetrate.
| shall not report the markets They may re
ound ,uhGer the liz ad of LOCKER ON if he has
snap enough to hold it up. AS#A&6#& II
Messrs. riariy Il Judge will give their great
fourth of July ball in the Methodist Church on
commercial street now, civilized nations every
where, what think you of US Americans? But / 4
ather Like itmyselfandmust attend the ball. be- s
eve 1t Will be just as sincere cnjaymcnt aud more
than any other of the religious ceremonies they
ave ever had there. IT the members could only
ave arrallgelt 20 have had the ball Saturday
igbt aud the Lore Feast" Sunday morning at i
o'cl ck how appropriate it would have been
evcrtheiess recoliect Tuesday night July 4th, at
ne Methodist church at'.early candle lighting'- I
sloir, Paston's Band. We will be there. Who
sys now that st. Patrirk Was any BITTER a man
lan the Foulth OF July!
Clarke Dunn Fitzgerald and several others a
re building brick fre-prUofs which am delighted 4
see Ni 81 eaE
My srs Campbell 4 SPAIN will add forty feet II
IRE to tier splendid saloon and Mr. Campbell I
oes below in II few days to bring up four new
lliald tables Of latest improved styles, and to a
btailI other elegant furnishings for their house
Mr.. Barber is getting al ng finely with his hos
ell ann Will probably open it III couple of weeks a
tlrst class house in every Respect hope he 81
i'll. 1t is runored that the stage oliee will say u
here it now is Instead Of returning to the Cly s
-otel, but that will not injure tho prospects Of
r. Barter any as can see. SO 81
Mr.. PtN ton furnishes splendid accommodations u
,r knights OF herue aIld chalk, and tile tables
re constantly IN use. Everybody meets with j
entlemanly reception who calls at Peyton's s. - Ii
MI. RobertsOns jewelry, matchmaking and 0
ssaying establishment is open again and he an.
ears to be doing splendid business. hone he i
Ill for surely he deserves it. And at Hecknians T.
eutmost activity prevails in the gift ticket SELL
u b. siness. Miners BLOCKADE their counters col-
antly to make purchases of the tempting bats.
ought in reality to come out square and expose
i'd denounce this exte nsye lottery business but
lall hold on day or two and sec if they do not
md me few tickets as a" gift'i-eare of the o
'orli office. A
Alter ALL gentlemen, if you want to take the
Gnces land do so in sociable and comfortable
amer, visit Taylor u Owens house of an even> g
g, whore the greatest democratic care is taken ~
serve all customers we'll and fairly in their
lie. This is the most noted place in town and
airs a good name.
On Saturday and Sunday evenings June oath =
d 18th, we enjoyed the long expected play of j
Angel of Midnight which was admirably ~ ~
aced OH the Stage and excelently performed to =
DIVIDED houses. Ell ~ - 81 =
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