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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-06-17
California News.

SAN FRANCISCO, May g.
SALT LAER CRY, May 3, 2p. M.-To the
Bulletin: The eastern line is working as far
as Fort Laramie. The trouble beyond there
is cansed by storms and high water. The
wire crossings of the Platte and other rivers
are torn down. We expect to hBHs consmu-
nication with Chicago every moment.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s steamer
Golden City sailed for Panama this morning,
carrying $50 passengers, and treasurer az fol-
lows To New York, $l75,257 So to Eng
land, $743, 7t3 IT; to Panama, $40, 900.
The Gould and Curry silver mining COM
pany have to-day declared dividend of $50
per foot.
The military guard has been withdrawn
from the Office of the Democratic Press, and
the contents restored to, the owners. A new
paper is to be published in few days by
the Press proprietors, under the name of the
Examiner. 1t is understood that B. F. Wash
ington will be its editor. It is said, that Be-
riah Brown, late editor of the Press, contem-
plates emigrating to Mexico.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-06-17
Summons.

Territory of Idaho county of Boise-ss
In the District court-Mechanic's Ien-Elias Brown vs.
John Grennen and Wife.
Office is hereby given that the above named plaintiff
Nv has commenced action i'll said court to enforce
mechanics lien for the of SIG and ~ 100 dollars on
the following described premises building situated
the lower end of Wall street in Idaho city in tho
county Boise and Territory of Idaho on the south side
of said wall street. and enthusiastically from McGrortys
building further described the next building east of
upon which said building stands All persons holding
claiming liens said premises under the provisions OF
the Act OF the Legislative Assembly Of Idaho for secur
ing liens to mechanics and Others hereby notified
July next and exhibit then and there the proof of said
liens c. b. WAITE, Atty for PTf
idaho city, June 14th 1865. 34w4
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-06-17

A NEWSPAPER IN OwYHEE.-Our enterprIs
ing fellow townsman, John WATSON, ESQ.,, and
Others have purchased the material for a
newspaper which they design establishing in
the Owwhee District. They expect to make
the FIRST issue early in July. The project has
our best wishes for its success Carson (Ne-
vada) Appeal, May 81.
Messrs. Joseph WATSON and J. L. Hardin
will be associated with the gentleman alluded
to in the foregoing. We understand MessrS.
Pope Barnes have failed to connect in some
of their arrangements and the new paper
will be published there by the WATSON Bros
and Hardin. Mr.. Jos. WATSON has been an
attache of this office since the first number
was issued-is an old typo with good head,
and possesses. substantial business qualifca-
tiors. Mr.. Hardin is also an old acquaintance
of similar character. Under the management
Of these gentlemen the citizens of Owyhee
cannot fail in securing a. paper which, will be
a credit to that growing section Of the Terri
tory, and eminently worthy Of their favor.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-06-17

NEW THEATRE.-We understand that Mr..
Rosenbaam is about to erect neat and COM
modious Theatre in a central position, on
Main street. From the plan, which is left at
the Bank Exchange, we should judge that it
would te an ornament to the city. The en-
tire building is to be SO by 40 feet-stores
are to occupy the front, running back %
feet, with an entrance through the center to
the Dress Circle The. main building (tne
theatre is to stand thirty feet back from the
street, and be SO by 80 feet. The Theatre is
already leased to Mr.. Potter, and from the
we'll known enterprise of the parties con-
cerned, we antici pate the erection of the
main building in a few days-while the Jen-
ny Lind Theatre, with a trifing expense, can
be converted into an admirable Court House
of which the county stands much IN need.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-06-17

new SrAGN ARRANGEMBNT-It is rumored
that the rival lines to Walla Walla and Una
tilla have consolidated their interests, and
that the headquarters for this end will be at
the Poujade House, in this city, with Mr.. 9.
L. Goodrich as agent in the Office. more
suitable and gentlemanly appointment could
not have been made, and iftbe intelligence is
correct we are well pleased. We presume
the public will have no cause to complain.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-06-17

A New NAME WANTED.-The N. Z. Tribune
wants new name for the country. 1t says
q Our country is known to the world as the
United States Of America. We hope it will
yet have a name less numbering and more
convenient" Other papers concur, which is
not to be wondered at. Since the old Gov
eminent of Washington and Madison has
been put out of the way, the name haunts
them as the ghost of Banquo the chambers
of his slayer Old wine can't be poured into
new bottles, nor the old name applied to the
new nation.s The name-United STATES
is too much like a monument in . cemetery,
recalling to the mind of every one who speaks
or reads it, the fact that such things as
q States" did once exist. Down then with
the tombstonei Put the name under the grass
roots as well as the body that oncsowned it,
and teach the younger generation from the
New England Primers to hurrah for the
beauties and glories Of New Congo, or New
Hottentotdum.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-06-17

FOR CoUR D'ALEEE.-We have nothing
new from the Occur d'Alene mines-if any
there be. The Radiator has not made its ap-
pearance this week. We hear of several
small companies fitting out for that country
from this Basin. At Walla Walla, friend
informs us, the excitement was taking off a
crowd. Those going from this section gene
rally propose to go via Walla Walla and
Lewiston. A few intend to strike across the
mountains via Elk City.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-06-17

THH Irwin TROUPE arrived in town from
Boise City in the early portion of the week
1t is composed of s. NJ Irwin, B. s. Morti-
mer, Harry Rainforth, J. B. Robinson, W. Il.
Robinson o. Yocum, r. Rayner, Mrs. s. n.
Irwin, Sue Robinson Getzler, Miss. Clara
Robinson, Miss Armstrong and others, form
ing very efficient corps of drammatists.
They proceeded to Placerville, and have been
playing there several evenings with good
success. The "Colleen Bawn," concluding
with the laughabIe farce of Catching a
Governor" were produced on Wednesday
evening. The "Octoroon" was brought out
on Thursday evening and "Our American
Cousin snd the "Fool of the Family" were
presented last night Mr.. Irwin the mana
ger, is an active, business man, and the tall
ent at his command combined with his energy
will ensure kind reception for the troupe
wherever they go. They propose to return
to Idaho City, in short time, when the pub
lie will have an opportunity to attest their
appreciation of their merits in a Substantial
This evening, by request, the "Cofeen Bawn"
will be repeated. On Sunday evening the beauti-
full co1nedyof Mature and Philosophy, or the
Youth who never saw Woman" will be present
ed, concluding with a great changing farce, in
which Mrs. Irwin will pcrsonate seven different
characters. Songs, ballads and dances by Mrs.
Getzler and others, will combine TO make that
an interesting one.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-06-17
INDIAN DIFFICULTIES.

| We are shown by Mr. s. Houston, of the
Humboldt Express, letter from Mr., Blake
at Ruby City, containing the intelIigencetha
the Indian troubles along the line of this
Territory and Nevada are renewed, and that
Hill Beachey has lost forty horses with
in a short time. The prospects for further
difficulties in that quarter has Influenced him
to withdraw the balance of his stock from
the road. The stage line contemplated by
him is therefore probably at an end, unless
the war is prosecuted by the whites as ener-
getically as it seems to be by the Indians.
We have heard of no attacks being made
of late upon the immigration from California
by the Honey Lake route, but unless prompt
measures are soon taken, we shall un-
doubleday have to chronicle losses, and muir
ders so gross and frequent as to close that
great Overland route from further travel this
season.
The Indians from Ruby City south appear
to be in a ferment. At Humboldt and Reese
River meetings of the citizens have been held,
and volunteers called tor--this time to wage
a war of determination. Some of the most
productive portions of those sections have
been abandoned by the settlers, houses have
been burned and families compelled to fee
for their lives. The connections of the
Humboldt Express Company have been fre-
qaently severed-it being impossible to pre-
cure men to remain at some of the stations.
The Oregon papers state hat the road from
the Dalles to Canon City is now safe; the
Indians who formerly invested the country
having apparently abandoneditf the country
further south. If this is true, it accounts
for their sudden appearances on the Humboldt
road.
These roads leading out from Ruby City
are a necessity to- this Basin, If they can be
kept open and safe, they are bound to become
the great thoroughfares to idaho Territory,
reducing the. prices of every spe
cles of imported commodities Closed, we
become the victims of Oregon monopolies.
The case calls for the active interpositonE
Of the military department. There are now
a few troops stationed along the line of the
Chico and Red Bluff roads, but scarcely /
enough for defense, to say nothing of attack /
These should be augmented in sufficient
force to place this Question of mastery of the
roads beyond further dispute. Many of the
military companies that have been stationed
On this coast during the war have complained
IF inactivity. Here is field in which-ifl
hey act their parss-they can have no further
cause of complaint, while to the people of
Nevada and Idaho, they can rem
Ter an inestimable service.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-06-17

The DAILY VEDETTE. published at Great
Salt Lake, and recently enlarged is valua-
Bile paper for idaho Territory with those de-
String to obtain the latest and fullest tele-
graphic dispatches from the east. During
the summer months, while the Overland road
is in good condition the Vedette generally
arrives here in advance of any other paper
containing the latest Eastern dates. Being
published in country where expenses are
light the proprietors are enabled to furnish
the paper at cheaper rates than the papers of
this Territory The terms for the daily are
Sic per apnum !. SO for six months, and 30
for three months. It's politics we do not en-
dorse, but every paper has right to its own
political opinions whenever it chooses to ex
press any, WHICH the Vedette generally does
in rational and spirited style. AS all true
newspapers should be, it is largely devoted
to local and Territorial matters. Ithas quite
number of subscribers here who take it to
obtain in fnll, ard in the shortest time, the
eastern news. Judge Waite is the authorized
agent at Idahoscity.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-06-17

THE EXAMINATION Of the prisoners charged
with the murder on the Placerville road, has
been progressing before Justice Galloway at
Centerville. A large crowd has been about
the place during the week watching the case.
We understand meeting was held among
the crowd attending the examination, on
Thursday, to decide among themselves what
should be done. Delegations were sent of
to Placerville and Hogem. A riot appeared
imminent. The prisoners waived further ex-
summation, and were ordered to be committed
to the County Jail by the Justice. About
o'clock on Friday morning the accused were
very expeditiously transferred from Center
vile to the creek short distance above town,
under charge of Under-Sherif Crutcher, and
Deputies Tyson, Donovanand Shawn, atwhich
point they were placed in wagon and
brought over to Jail. The evidence against
the prisoners, we understand, was entirely
circumstantial, but the feeling against them
was intense and dangerous.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-06-17

SALT LAEB LTEMs.-WE understand the
Salt Lake Theater will shortly be re-opened,
for the summer season. 1t is, perhaps, the
most magnigcent, for size and scenic ele-
gance, of any in the Union.-Yedette.
THEBE are fewer lawyers and doctors signs
1--WE mean Office. signs noticeable here, than
in towns tenth part oursize back east.-Tbid ;.
OuR Without any exception, we
think our city, as a whole, spread out By
squares or piled up piece meal, is one of the.
loveliest "lay-outs" on the lap of mother
earth. AS a town-site or q crowded city
green trees and gardens, streets and scenery
there's nothing on Columbia's continent to
SuEpass it. Its advantages for comfort, trade
and commerce, cap the climax of provincial
places, from sunrise to sunset Its social
system is, strange to new conner, bat its citi-
zcns have peculiar knack of minding their
own business, that is really refreshing. Ibid.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-06-17

DIsFRANcHIsE AND ENFRANcHIsF. - The
property CT the wealthy should not be voted
away by, or be in any way under the control
of the laboring classes, and the right of suf-
frage should be regulated between the rich
and poor ACCORDING TO THEIR wEAbTH.-GN
Y. Times.
Paragraphs like the above from the prin-
cipal Republican organs over the country
are becoming very common. They indicate
the drift of the revolutionary and crazed
conglomoration in the North. AS soon as
slavery is finally settled this visionary and
sentiment will turn its ferocity
on some other portion Of society. Puritan
ism must have some place in which its med
ding faculties can be exercised. A few yenss
ago it was directed against liquor. Since it
has found scope in its antislavery crusade,
the Main Liquor Law States have becomethe
most drunken portions of the Union. Hav-,
ing freed the negro, it will go on enslavng
the whites. One of the opponents of this.
evolutionary propagandism writes:
"With US, universal suffrage is an unmiti-
agated curse. We are approaching the point
tat which TIE PUBLIC CREDIT MUST PERIsH, OR
THE LABoRING GLASSES BE DISERANcHIsED.
aThe laboring class must be disfranehised."
Enfranchise the negro, and disfranchise the
whites. Thus we are to have society stand
ng on its head, and travelling upside down
Is it will be doing the next twenty years.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-06-17
Nj A

June Ia, by Rev. G. s. Kingsley, at the residence
OF the brides father, Mr.. PETER B. SMITH and MISS
MARY S. GABY all Of Idaho City.
The printers fee in cake and wine is acknowl>
edged and the happy pair are duly authorized to
start in life Ti4h the printers blessing, which is
seldom known to fail--more especially when be-
slowed on those so worthy to bear It, as the above
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-06-17

DIFFEBENoE IN TIME.-The difference in
time between Idaho City and New York is
about two hours and forty minutes between
San Francisco and this place about thirty
five minutes. When it is Il o'clock at Idaho
City it is about twenty minutes to 3 o'clock
in New York, and twenty-five minutes past II
O'Clock in. San Francisco.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-06-17
Sherif's sale.

TO virtue of an execution issued out of tie.
Ia Probate Court, III and for the county OF
Boise, upon judgment rendered in said court,
wherein John a. Douglas plaintiff, and George A..
nnety-six dollars, judgments and costs of suit
dulyFtested the Sd day Of June, a. d. 1865. have
seized and taken in execution the following de-
scribed property, to,wit: All that certain piece or
parcel OF real estate situate in Pioneer City, in
said county of Boise, fronting On Main street Is
feet and running back one hundrsd feet, with all
the Improvements thereon, known. as the "ShastA
Restaurant" and Scotts Store public notice is
hereby given that on the 9th day Of July, a. b.
1855, at II o'clock, NJ. will sell in front of the
Court House door, III Idaho City, at public auction
for gold coin or It's equivalent in clean gold dust
the above described property, to the highest bids
der, to satisfy said execution and all accruing
COSTS,
j. !. CRUTHER Under Sheriff.
Idaho CITY, June 18th, A. d. 1866. 35-4w
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-06-17

A BANK CAvED while some miners were at
work few days since at Hog'em, killing, we
learn, two men, and dangerously wounding a
third-Mr. Joseph Zippall. The latter was
brought to the County Hospital
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-06-17

Doors AND SHoEs--Those who want good
boot or nicely fitting shoe are advised to
consult Quincy & Co., on Wall street, near
Main. They ave lately returned from St.
Joe, Missouri, AID are going into the boot and
shoe business exclusively. Ladies and gen
tlemen are certain to find fit at cheap rates.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-06-17
Notice to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

A DEMONSTRATORS will take notice. that the Law
requires them to make statement of their doines
the matters of estates for which they are acting with
three months from the date of their appointment as
Administrators, and to settle up within one year All
Administrators will be required by tho Probate Judge to
perform their duties according to law and if this notice
does not give sufficient warming they will be served with
citation at their cost. The next regular Term Of
the Probate Court will on Monday June 18th
1865. j. ii. SHEPHERD Probate Judge
June IL, 1S65'-34WI Boise county I. T.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-06-17

JUDGE MCBRIDE arrived at Boise city this
week, and will probably soon be here. For
tho Southern Judicial District Milton s. Kel-
ly has been appointed Judge and has received
his commission as such.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-06-17

LEGAL TENDERS are in demand here, as
many of them are being used to pay off Fed
eral licenses. They are selling at from 80
to 95 cents being worth nearly as much as
Boise dust.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-06-17

FoURTH OF JuLy.-Messrs Hardy & Judge
have secured the use of the Court House for
the bail on the evening of the Fourth. 1t
has a commodious floor, furnishing room for
twelve sets, They are hard at work prepar-
ing to make this ball the bali of the sum-
mer.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-06-17
Notice to Stockho1de,,e

NOTICE is hereby given that..a meeting Of the
IN Stockholders of the EMMET COLD AND SrLyBr
MINING COMPANY will be held at the office of
j. K. Shafer, Idaho City, on
Saturday, June 18TH, 1865.
at 2 O'Clock P. H., at which time business Of i'm
portance to the company will be transacted.
By order GREEN, WHITE, President.
JOHN CHARLTaEs Secy. [34wl.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-06-17
DIED:

At Rocky Bar, lturas County, l. T. June Sth,
1865 of Typhoid Fever, Ell DUDLEY, aged Is
years, late Of Guernsey county, Ohio.
Ohio papers please copy.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-06-17

JUICE MoBRIDE.-The Dalles Atountaineer
contains the following very favorable notice
.of Judge McBride:.------..
G Hon. John R. Mcbride arrived at the
Dates BY yesterdays boat. on his way to
Idaho, whittier he goes to assume the arduoUs
ard responsible duties of Chief Justice of
the. Territory. Mr.. Mcbride has served the
people of Oregon ably and well in the Con-
gress Of the United States, and had wise
counsels prevailed he would have been con-
tinned in the service of our people. AS it is,
he leaves US with record of which any man
might be proud, and in taking leave of him
we feel that our State is losing one Of its
trHest and best citizens. We say this not in.
the spirit of adulation, but in recognition OF
the eminent services the distinguished gem
tleman has rendered the people of Oregon
Wherever he goes Mr.. Mcbride will carry with
him the best wishes of all those who appreci-
ate integrity, industry and ability, and in his
new position of Chief Justice, we feel war
ranted in saying that the purity OF the ermine
will never be- sullied."
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-06-17

SOCIAL, The hostess Of the Cooper House,
on the Bar, had pleasant little party on
Wednesday eEening, the only dancing party
here for nearly two mouths
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-06-17
TIE Overland telegraph still continues dumb

TIE Souri, Boise EXPRESS under the man
agement of Mr.. @. L. Goodrich, is now per-
u,anently located in the Poujade House, at
the corner of Main and Commercial streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-13
A LBERT H. NICOLAY, ArCTIONEER
. STOCKS AND BONDS FOR INVESTMENTS.
4 EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR

"A HOUsEk EEPERS AND THE TRADE.
The property OF private family w be sold al public
ton thi. day Monday,. February IS at y O'clock PR, pre-
Sixth consisting Of handsome Velvet Brussels and
Ingram Carpets three elegant Parlo sues covered IN c
French satin broca green figured reps; rosewood
Etageres, with French plate back and doors: ,,
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWO GOD ~ OCTAvEPIANOFOETE
STOOL AMI COVER; COST $500
Elegant rosewood black walnut marble top Tables Turk
ish Easy Chairs Lounges Reception Chairs, Bronze
Clocks rich Lace Curtains, Oh Paintings rosewood and ma
hogany Bedsleads Bureaus Rockers Sofas Spring
and Hair Mattresses Blankets Glass China and silver Ware
Table Cutlery, &c.
Sale positive, rain shine, J.. ROTH, Auctoneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-13

HEADQUARTERS, THIRTEENTH NEW YORK CAV
alryRecruits wanted, for the volunteer cavalry; "a
highest cash bounes paid In the city Apply to exCapai
JOHN L. CLEARY, Military Headquarters, corner 0
Boome and Mercer Streets block west OF broadway
Relief for families.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-13
H. WEsTCoTT Ar0TIoNEER
n. LARGE SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR

En- ~ ASp bossfit fysi -
This Monday afternoon o cc AZ house Isl West
Twentyrst street. betN Seventh and Eighth avenues
comprising large eeg8rt variety OF Parlr Chamber,
Dining Room and Library Furntnrc of rare Paint
fngs and costly PaTin Ornaments Cnln SverNiff Cut
Glass, &C. Descriptive catalogues ~ house No postpone
ment of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-13

IVANTEp-PACKING BOXES, At ioi WORTH STREET.
w also BnRrng Rags aud Paper Stock large quantities.
Of foreign and domestic Packing Boxes wanted.