The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-11-11
HERE AND THERE.

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GOV. LYON HAS ARRIVED.
Grin you woolIy heads strike the long tom;
/ a sItalan Winters III soon
Mash up cement, fork out big rocks
Meier be content to bum.
Strike off your bills, rush to the whisky shops,
Get 'cred" for drink when you can
Pile on the agony-keep up your lick up
Crow over the Lewiston clan. bsSiss
Shoot off anvs, unfurl the big flags.
/ . Try to excel in being noisy 5sz
Comet is coming, syrian Summer Is waning
/ "Oae" has got back to Boise
When "yoors trooly" first came to "Bannock the city
here but the people were very and the bur
ry and drive in newly forming streets presentedhe
appearance of desire in the inhabitants to clutch the
feetng shadow of wealth and retire from the golden
scene as quick as possible .5-f
In those days ofordinary and intellect could
weigh half ounce dust without having spoon,
shovel into the scae and then back into the blow
err and then into the scales again. until the patience of
the person outside is ground finer than corn meal.
But with all drawbacks there to-day Nov. 7th,
1866 seventeen hundred and twentythree at work
the deep placers OF Moore and Elk creeks within
us of eight miles. This does not include the bar and
guch diggngs. se
men have mostly all left the country. There are very
few left They sneak around with slow shutting tread
green eye and Tisage that all to beware Of
them.
growing confidence the mineral resources Of this
Basin is quietly springng pin the minds Of these who
aim toproper by honest industry and the evidences of
their wisdom is made apparent to any one who carmly
takes the matter into Consideration.
Grimes creek is well filled with for eight nine
miles Id length and no doubt they all making money
Two years ago the superficial seekers of chance fol-
tunes began to leave us, thinking the accidents which
were make themrch had all occurred; while the staid
sober pillars the foundation of civilizations the acknow
lodged edfces upon which rest moral political and inan-
cial prosperity have remained and giving substan.
tlal support to the future weEbeng of young Ter
ritory.
Me objects which attract the attention: the new
intrueS which engage the passions and the open door
afforded to those transient upon Idaho stage who
only look forward to chance opportunities gain wealth
have given the privilege of selecting members for
the seats of justice and honor, ministers for
temples of religion, and i'll short phase is dscerna
bic III every existence.
Among the evidences OF our moral improvement NAV
be noticed public schools charitable societies and
iaS8suuOns and wholesome and welI-enforced laws
NE public school on Commercial street. Idaho civ
speHed Monday last for the winter season. with over
seventy pupils The teachers thereof all that could
be desired by an exacting and scrupulous parent. -
= What do our old grannieS think now because Ford
Patterson wasn't hungT Do they think the Jury that
acquitted him was gang Of vllainsl" Do they think
the Judge presiding is villain too? Do they still think
hQ
strangers, to be such horrible villain? Do those nr
ors VINO had formed and expressed an unqualified o1;n
on still think that the horse sixteen feet high p?
am upon such conclusions, but believe in refer
ence Patterson, the law has been indicated and us
tiee administered.
few days since visited the Astor Mining Companys
grounds and inspected their works all of which Including
the building of mills dwellings, offices &C. are IN accor
dance with the advancing spirit of the age and as in
tend to up there frequently and to watch coming
events very close, the Asor will command NV attention
hereafter Their improvements are located about seven
miles above Idaho City, on Moore's creek
The Chckahominy mill of twenty-five stamps is in the
direction about four miles distant from town IT
seems all finished ready to run. looked around there
an hour two and possess well defined idea that
itis with all its appurtenances elegant
The Illinois mill OF ten stamps is about ST miles from
Idaho City in northeastery direction The WORLD had
quite an extended article editorial about it only two or
three weeks ago. The Illinois is doing large amount of
work and evidently making money Such improvements
please me- quartz is an interesting topic quartz is
very pleasant thing to have when it is rich am de-
cidedly "uponlt myself.
From thereI proceeded to the "United States' mill
travelling over high hills and through dense chaparai
distant miles from the Illinois Found large struc-
in process OF completion and nearly ready for the
The United States is located about equi
distant between the Chckahominy and Aston works. off
the main road half mile five miles from Idaho CITY, and
favorably placed near the ledge.
Has it often occurred to mining community that
steam force pump for hydraulic dggiugs aconyenent
and economical piece of machinery? be seen in
active operation below Idaho city three miles, was
raInef surprised as wen as ueABHeu with lt however It's
practical work the simplest thing imaginable and
believe in everything and in everybody that works.
am upon it" myself
Next week intend to visit the Elk Horn Ledge and
Mill which is said surpass anything in the Boise Basin
and the readers Of the World hereby promised full
description of it,
EN-; and without fattering that thrifty community
must acknowledge Pm stuck after the place. and shall
visit them again soon. remained sufficient time to
take notes" land great many drinks) all of
which will be acutey commented upon hereafter.
The principal restaurant the "Yreka." where your
dined kept in high toned style by
those noble endorsers of the Fenian faith from the
Emerald Isle and his name is Doand, and his wife's
name is Mrs Doland.
Thenew agent of Wells, Fargo Co, in Pioneer city is
Frank Britten, ESD, an excellent appointment.
Isearched Hog em for false weights, thieves &C.,
but not having found them conclude they are not
UPON IT.