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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-17
Summons.

TERRTTORY OF IDAHO, County Of lse-ss.
In Justices Court. Buena Vista Precinct.
John Easily, Pl'G vs. John Engel Daft.
To JOHN ENGEL:
wv HEREAS, John Easily has made complaint
w to the undersigned5One of the Justices Of
the Peace in and for said County, that sou are in
For i bill water nj
bill and cash paid for help on your account, NJ
per bill filed in my Office the 18th dhy of March i.
A. d. 1856.
Therefore in the name of the People of the Uni.
ted States in the Territory Of Idaho you here
by summoned to be and appear before me at my
Office in Buena Vista Precinct. in said County, on
the 18th day of April A. d. 1866, at 10 O'clock in
the forenoon of said day to answer sad;comphint
will be taken against you for the
sum OF one hundred dollars and costs of suit.
Given under my hand and seal, and dated at
+~-@~1 the County of Boise Oh the 18th day Of
! SEAL March, A. D. 1866.
a-~l S. B. HODGDON,
no21w4. Justice Of thep Reaee.
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PoLITIcAL Prescription IN TIE SCHooLs.-
A striking instance Of political prescription
comes to our notice through letter handed
10 Us by friend who received it a few days
ago from Portland, A former resident Ct
this place desired to obtain. position as q
teacher in one of the schools in the country
not far from Portland. He says he saw two
of the trustees A teacher was wanted. No
questions were asked as to his qualifications
The first question was. "Are you.a Union
man a'' II am" Thetrnstee said there was
q great many men who call themselves Union
men who are Copperheads. The applicant
asked him, if he did not think > man could
be for the Union, and at the same time be. .
Democrat. He said he Thought not.'H The
conversation, continued. f0rsome time, mostly
on politics. When the teacher rose to leave
be- said, to, the-trustee 81 wish to UNDER
stand your position" 'fDo Lunderstan nd yen
to mean that you witf'eugage no teacher whe
will not pledge himself to teach in the school
that all the Republican party does is right,
aud that the Democratic party is wrong, and
all its leaders traitors and ought to be hung
Ths-SuStee said, eyes, that is what | want .
teacher to do" The Idaho teacher could
not stand that test, ands rsplied,. "Then' ham
net yoar man."
That is q sample ofthe Public School Sys.
tenn which Democrats are taxed to sustain.
That trustee was an undoubted "lOyalist u
and patriot"
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try its virtue on their own constitutions. We
think Andy johnson just the man to properly
administer the dose. He has shown his abil-
|i,y to do viii Mr. Pornsy and Mrs sswissz
helm, and e he will deal as fairly withthosel
who are prisatslr denoancing him here, there
is scarcely Federal officer in this Territory
who will not be taken suddenly very sick.
We do not ehink The President man who
WILTON tolerate men in Office under his, adj
who cannot, like himself, use
the influence which they possess, or ut least
give their public appreciation to the leading
measures, upon which he stakes the snccess
or failure of his official career-measures es-
sential to the prosperity ef-the- country In
The war now inangBratedr every resource Of
disappointed and malignant faction will be
brought to bear against the President. In
these days it is not expected of an Admins
tration that it will quietly submit to a gar
roting from the hands fTmen whom it is
feeding; or thas it Will regard with any more.
favor those who In private aPRlandths assault
and throw cold water upon any attempt to
render that Administration encouragement.
or assistance. The Federal officers of Idaho
are, With one or two exceptions, in full fell
Iewship and sympathy with Ashley, one OF
the foremost denouncers of the Administra-
ton, and all the influence of "the Govern
ment" which they can control in Idaho, will
be brought to bear against "the Governmen ne.
This is one of the reasons why the RePub-
Iicans of Idaho refHss. to endorse the veto
message. go 8gfz
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Notice of Election.

VNTHEREAS, by law it is made the duty Of the Trus-
w oftbe several School Districts to have kept in
their respective Districts public school, and Whereas,
lie School Fund of Boise County and Whereas the law
gives the Trustees the right and it is made their duty
call meeting of the inhabitants Of their district and hold
election for the purpose Of deciding whether or not
Tax shall be levied for the support Of q,
Public ScSOl Therefore in accordance with Section2
of ArticV Of said law meeting Of the inhabitants Of
Idaho Bty District Ne l. IL hereby called to be held
the Public School Honss In Idaho City in District No.
on Saturday March 9th 1885, from 10 o'clock A. NJ
til o'clock p NJ of said day. to decide whether tax Of
third of per cent shall be assessed and collected
for school purposes provided By Law.
j. NJ. SHEPHERD, I 1..
w. 8. HARLEY, tu'''-'
Idaeo City /. T., March ii, 1S66n2lt1.
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Territory of Idaho, County of B0i'e-SS.
John Easily. plaintiff vs.. john Angel, defendant.
TpaJOHN ANGEL;
yXTHEREAS, John Easily has made complaint
w to the undersigned, one of the Justices OF
the Peace in and for said County. that you are
indebted to him in the sum Of Fifty Dollars,
to wit :. For m Iley paid on your account January
lst, 1865. Therefore in the name Of the people
of the United States, in. the Territory of Idaho,
YOU are hereby summoned to beand appear before
me, at my office in Buena Vista, preclnct, in said
County, on the l4th day OF April, A, Ds 1866, ~
II O'Clock, M. of said day, to, answer said com.
nlaint. or Judgment will be taken against you.for
the sum Of Fifty Dollars and costs of suit.
49, Given under my hand and seal. and
! SEAL dated at the County of Boise, on tue
l--l 18th day of March, A. D. 1865.
s.. b. HoDGDON, Justice of the Peace
March l6, lS66n2lw4
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Sumnons.

Territory of Idaho, County If BSise,-sS.
John Easily, plaintiff, vs.. JOhnAngst defendant.
To JOHN ANGEL:
WHEREAS. John Easily has made complaint
w to the undersigned, one of the Justices of
the Peace in and for said. County, that you are
indebtedsto hiA,in, the sam of Seyenty-fve Doll
lars, to wit: On a,pgOmissOry note dated DcceTa
Der 8th 1864, with interest at three per cent. per
month. Therefore, in the name of the people of
the United States, in the Territory of Idaho, you
are hereby summoned to be and appear before me
at my Office in Buena Vista precinct, in said
County. on the oath day of April, A. d. 1866, at
IL o'clock in the forenoon of said day, to answer
said complaint or judgment will be taken against
you for the sum OF seVelty-iye dollars aud lstS
of suit.
1888 Given under my hand and SEAL and
SEAL dated at Ihe County Of Boise, on the
t~4 18th day of March, A. D. 1866.
S. B. HODGD0N, Justice of the Peace.
March Is, IS66n2lw4
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-17

THE CHIco AND RED BLUFF RouTss.--The
Oregon papers are in. q, great "stew "'aboat,
the Southern Overland route. from Idaho to
CaIiforpia-andlwe llthey maybe. Theover-
land route has been tested andiis. known to
be good natural, road. Several merchants
Of Idaho City transported their stocks from
California by that read last summeFs made
good time-and landed the merchandise,in
good order-all for less money than on the
Oregon route. The Indians, will be effe ctu-
ally cleaned cut. this spring, and there will
he no further use for the O. S. N. Co. fast
freight and express line over this road, will
let Oregon out after this. winter !; and the
hest,t Rortlanders can do is ITO grin and
bear it, Thersis no Use for them TO write
more words about it.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-17

IpAHO .QUARTzMEN IN New YoRK, "A friend
writes us from New York that. there are q,
large,number' ofsIdaho quartz men there who
are attempting to make sales, but they have
so far found the business quite dull. He
says those WHO have accumulated vast sums, ;,
have inVested.in Government, Oil, Railroad
and other stocks, anda dan,t SEEM to have a.
very greats disposition to,embark, in quartz,
There .ars. some of.the.very best leads in Ida
ho Territory here for sale, and it 10 astonish-
ing to me,tbat men will MISUNDERSTANDING in.
the stocks, above mentioned,. and have so,
great disinclination to invest insthe quartz
which is here for sale.
DR.. Hawthorne is here with apart oEthe
Atlana, in the Yuba. districts,-also Jessie
Benton, Grey Eagle, and Willamette, some of
the best interests In the TerritoryS=alsO with
q large number Of leads in RliRk District,
%lwyhee coupty-r
One great, canse ofan, indispositlon tO,in-
vest is, that certain persons havebeens on here
and sold, Wild. cat, and made aAchaFacter of
representations, which has misled companies
, Atp expenses, mode of working mines, time
IL WHICH resalt t. would likely be obtained,
!, s4sSSs nI4eE9II fa si3tf7e Saiaa8tR .*93fSi
W .haad - gslag3snl9 8Agm $50 aid
atfa .se1I td1gI zsd0i70 .Iif9 oA4ai
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-17

DAMSrEG A NAN WITH. FAINT PRAIsE.-We
have heard of J" damniDg. a man with faint
praise" bat never saw It done more effect
lively than by the, Idaho Statesman. If any
one would knox show to do ii" they are re-
ferred to the Statesman's article concerning
the Presidents livery faint praise can damn
anybody, then Andrew Johnson has gone to
peEdltlon, sure. ysr ~ ~ ~. ID
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ORIruARY.

Preamble and Resolutinns adopted BIZ Pioneer Lodge
Nj n o. @. r. Idaho City. l. T., Monday,
Afarck II, 1866.
WHEREAS, Inthe dSpe1ssstfOrf Of divine providence
this Lodge has been called upon the loss Of
Brother g. B0wlin who departsd this life after short
illness in Virginia City, Nevada, February Sd 1866,
RESOLVED That this Lodge has heard with deep anu
painful regret of the death Of Brother G. c. BOwin and
feel that have lost good and faithful Odd Fellow.
RESOLySD That tender heartfelt synpathieS TO
his relatives and friends for thslUss which they have
sustained by his untimeFS DEATH
Resolves. That further token Of our respect, the
members of this Lodge the usual badge Of mourning
soF thirty days.
RESoLAED, That the Recording Secretary be requested
toorwar copy of these resolutions to the relatives Of
the deceased also the thanks of this Lodge is hereby ten
ered to the L O. O. f. of Virginia City,
Nevada.
RESOLVED That these resolutions be spread upon the
minutes. aud published in the Idaho WORLD and New
Age newspapers EA
HERCULES TAYLOR, ! s0
Al. RUNNER, COMMITTEES.
r. E. JACKSON,
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Tar EnIeaArroS PROM rae BAs1s.-The

TRE EMIGRATION FROM THE BAsIN.-The
emigration for Montana continues from the
Boise Basis. II is scarcely of the nature of
a stampede, but rather a continuous drain of
population. We are of the opinion that
many Of these goers will regret il. While
the miRisg districts of Montana are undoubt-
ledly Of considerable extent and richness, yet
it is equally as certain that Montana has
been oyerdone, land that next summer it will
be enc OF the most "oVerdone" places that
ever an unfortunate miner wandered into
There is certain ratio of population to bu-
siness and resources which can never BE
overcome without entailing more or less want
aud wretchedness upon the community
That poiut has been fully reached in Mon
tana, and unless new districts are soon dis
discovered, the country will be overrun with
a surplus population from the East, Idaho,
Nevada, Oregon and California, who in home
ly phrase, win find that they have dumped
from the frying pan into the FIRE."
Miners, generally, will find Idaho better
country than any east of the Rocky Noun
tains. Labor will command . better price
here, and be more regulaD and certain thar
last season. So many have already left the
country that in many places more hands will
be wanted by elaim-owners than can be OBJ
tanned. Every man who wants to work can
now readily obtain situatiOn-and it will
be.so during the entire season. In leaving
this country on wild goose chase to the
east, men leave certain and profitable en-
ployment for what is the most uncertain and
what will, in most cases, surely turn out
most Improbable. aiej'af sa Y
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-17

Coon FOR ALTURAs.-W understand that
Mr.. MattingIy of Rocky Bar writes from San
Francisco to,the effect that certain. mining
interests iaaAlturas County have beeRsold
in San .Efaneisco for 100000, and that two
mills aFa.alrsady onnhe road designed for the
Y.uha. district, Alturas is loOmiug.np.. sdl
90 ss.aa siG al 81 gsAn
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n ew this w eek.
Challenge.

Challenge. Ftg y
r Do HEREBY OFFER To FIGHT MY DOG BEAU.
4 RE6+R D a rough and tumble fight against any dog
the fertility for One Thousand Dollars sidenPther
dog weigh thirty and half pounds the day OF
the fight. For full particulars enquire at the "Cosmo
pclitRn MelOdeon" formerly the "Challenge Saloon"
Idaho City, /. T March @ '66.n2lt2. r. c. LAYTON.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-17

A BATeH of FALsEHooDs. writer
has said: at requires great amount of tai.
ent to tell the truth" Tbeability of the.edr
itor of the Idaho Statesman" can. be esti-
matedf from the following extract:
"They have had q meeting at idaho City
to, indorsa the veto message. The WoRtD
calls it a, Great Democratic Ratification
Meeting Judge Beatty presided. He made
a speech in favor of the bill to repeal the
oath of allegiance in the Legislature last
winter. And did it well, too Street was
Secretary. Streets paper made sport of the
assassination of Lincoln. That is a. bald
headed lie, and threadbare, to boot. Among
others, Frank Ganahl made speech. He
thanked God the Democracy had captured
the President, and also they had captured his
able representative, Governor Lyon That
is another lie He never said so. Resolu.
tons passed at the meeting, says1
RESOLVED That We have full faith and confidence in
the integrity and patriotism of Andrew Johnson and
pledge him our hearty support, ETC., etc.
TQuoting halfa sentence with the intention
Ofcarrying false impression.1
Ganahl said said that ''if be were told in
supporting those resolutions he gave the lie
to former declarations-that when. the war
was passed johnson caused the death of a
woman whom he bslievedi te,he-iRnOOent OF
the offense charged ;-he admitted all that"
Another incorrect quotation. Ganahl did
not make sucha a. remark nor does the report
say, so.
If it "requries talent to tell the TRUTH"
there must be any quantity Of stupidity around
the source that article emenated FROM. What
an ardent supporter of Johnson the States
man,is.2. The above looks like it, don'tit.
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Notice.
School Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons DESTROYS Of alb
tanning situations Teachers in the several School
Districts Of Boise County, that meeting of the Board Of
Examiners will be hall at the Public School House ia
Idaho City, Monday March 26th, at 10 O'clock A. NJ
for the purpose Of examining applicants
,a A BENEDICT, ! ~ -
B.WAITE. DoAEu %,
II. G. STREET. AA"lA'uS'S
idaho CITY, March II, 1S66,n2lw2.
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SENI-WBEKLY.-lna about three weeks We
shall receive new stock Of paper and ma
terial, and after that time shah issue the
WOMB Semi Weekly. By this additional
publication we SHAH be. aole to publish the
dispatchesiWhiIe they are yet warm, and fur
nish much additional editorial and news
matter. ~aFe.t ~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-17

GREspBAcKs were quoted in San Francisco,
February 9Th, at 724 selling rates.
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No Go.-The Republicans here last week
undertook to get up a ratification meeting in.
favor of. Andy Johnson,s proceedings, but
failed. badly. Not a. half-dozen men were
present. The fact is, their hearts are not in
il, land theirfeet don't carry them in hurry
into any SUCH meanings. Really, most of
tbem,beliese.that Johnsonis acting yerybad
". aud they don,t1ikeit. The rousing. DEM
oorAtlc meeting here last week. did not make
them any mors.a festipnats,to toward him; and
taken. all together, thfy-d DON'T ratify lt@ e
.aa.s.laasl aqaLJ0a . a.kE
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-17

ST. PATRlcK's DAY has. coma. agaia-the
hmcus l7th and the Spirit of Old Ireland
"stiIl lives and fcurishes "like A.green bay
tree Reports from the East show that the
struggle for Irelands Independence can's be
put down. AHabeas corpus can. be suspend
ed, but not the longiRgs foH fneedom which
snimafes the heart Of every Son of the Old.
Sod, wherever the sRn shines upon him. =
To-day, in every portion Of the world, they
will pledge themselves anew to, tha work Of
nedesHsing their native land from foreign
misrule, and their hearts will go back in low
ing remembrance to the familiar hills and
green valleys Of their foEAfathers,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-17

STATE GpyERNMENr.-The editor of the
Avalanche throws himself into astupendous
passion, ON oaa, side of his paper. about biIh
passing the Legislature Submitting the qaes-
ton to vote of the people fer ess against a
State Government. On the other. side, the
Avalanche takes it back-says twas mis-
takas=5ill didn't pass. The last statement
iS co1ect-the frSt was as true. as a great,
many other things which have been asserted
about the Legislature. The bill alluded to
passed the House but was defeated in the
Council, as was, also, another Council bill
for the same purpose. We agree with the
Avalanche in some of it's reasoning, and do
not think the. time has yet come for State
QEganizatipn.
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A REyENUE QEcIsIoN.--A case involving
the Revenue law was before the court this
week. TWAS an agreed case betwecn Messrs.
Murphy and Wood, Judge Kelly, held that
the 45 per cent fund.- has no, existence until
May, and that no bills could be allowed upon
that fund for expenses incurred prior to that
date land that the 10 per cent fund has no
existence under this Revenue act aftsrethat
date.
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FENIAN CHOP HOUSE!

nEADER DO YOU WISH SOME ca III
IL, thing good to eat lfyou do go My
to l6e Fenian Chop House where you ~.
will find Ben. F. BalIOu who knows howt get
nm in style. He is the oldest California Cook in
Idaho. Cali aud see him,
Opposite DuRell & Co., Main St Idsho City. =
.lsta. .gTassAsiasl sss REGKNEGiShG0s4 aai
-7g.i 5edgaet OILS mods 5saes1islH .tisi!'5'i--4
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SAh8ez Ahs RIAL HANDS. This Republican
Congress seems bound tosell out the mineral
lands if it can be effected. Four out of nine
Of the committee on Public Lands have re-
ported in favor Of bill for that purpose
The bill Of Julian is said to be the measure
TINS reported, It's friends refused TO refer it
to the committks.on Mines and Mining, which
contains two. members from the Pacific coast
This Congress needs but to pass this, meas-
are,to eomRleta the list of it's outrages. II
would be fitting supplement of the negro
suffrage, misrepresentation, Bureau mob
that controls the legislation of the country.
II adopted. it CARRIES With it ruin to all the
mining States. and Territories.
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HO! FOR HELENAl

T)UR GOOD FOUR HORSE TEAMS, WITH
II Good covered wagons, will leave Idaho Hotel,
boise City, SATURDAY, April /, 1866. 4st
FARE SIXTY DOLLARS
including fifty pounds of baggage. Extra baggage
thirty cents per pound. No seats engaged until
paid for. ~ Tickets secured at Emery h Mar.
tins. Idaho City, and at the Idaho Hotel in BOisa:
City.-Ea .gs'.l a#aaa F.P. CAR0THERS.
Idaho City, March ~. 1866. n2lw3.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-12
F.m.Ves vending millinery ADD other

F.maIes vending miIlioery aod o'hc9
mali articles. whose stock ID trade Is
nat over 500, pay license Of 50
only but If over that amount. thay are
roonired 10 paw the same license as 9th
er per-ons-oa,h 10 be taken as to the
.monut OF stock at the princiP;l season OF
The Clerk sHaN not issue license to
ony person to sell spiritnous Or iefmen-
ted liaaors from whom the Grand Jury
has recommended license to be with
held or to person whose license has
been suppressed by the Court, without
the special oroer of the Court.
The sGth section Of the Code. which
required an applicant for license to open
oyster and eating houses, to procure the
recommendation of two neighborlng Tree
holders. aud also to make oah before
the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF hls
County, &c as to the annual vst9 OF MS
house. is repealed
The above licences to retailers and oys-
ter and eating houses 60 into effect the
lst day Of May. ~,
Rv,a late act Of the General Assembly
Of MARYLAND it was enacted that when
raw person, or body polite or corporate
shall propose to sell or barter anything
mentioned IN the preceding sec'lon' ex-
cent spirituouS or fermeutcd liquors, ne
hall apply to the Clerk of the Circuit
Court Of the county ia which he may re.
si3c or if he resides in the City OF
R,,t;nore to tae Court of Common
Pleas for a license therefor; but no II
censc to trade, or to s"ll spirltnous or
fermented liquors shall be issued by any
clerk of court to fenae coreft, or TO
anv person undcr the age of t"enf y
one without the special order of the
Jndoe of the Court but no Judge shall
yiye such special order to issue licenses
70 sell spirltnous or fermeued liquors
unless upon the recommendation oi al
least ten resp ctable freeholders, resi-
dents Of the ward or district wherein
the place of sale may be; aud whenev-
ar anv license shall be issued to fe"|
co,srt or minor. the said tenae cotcH or
minor shall be responsible tor all con
tracts made 10 the prosecution OF their
business under such license, and shall
be liable TO be sued therefor Ia any
court Of this State, and the said Jtme
corert may be sued or indicted and pros
ecuted IN case of violation by her o.
the Liceuse Laws of this State, or III
case she keeps d:sorderiy house, as il
che was teme sole and, if judgment
be obtained against her on any contract,
execution shall or may issue in the or,
dinary way to effect her separate estate
Provided, however, that such RESPONSE
bility shall in no manner effect or I'M
pair the responsibility Of the husband OF
parent under the existing laws.