The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-15
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1 GETTING AVA Numbers Of miners daily pass
Through WalIa Walls Oh their way to Oregon and
California, to pass the winter season.
HEAEx IICENsE.-A 4 hurGy gurdY house in Walla
Wala pays quarterly license Of 81 900, and an.
other, 70 pay the same sum, sls about to open.
ENTERPEIsE The Telegraph says yOdng man
lin Ogden City, Utah. designs Guiding small
steamer for the wood and other trade On Great
Salt Lake. 8
MORE TELEGRA RArH A project is on foot to es-
tend the line Of telegraph from Portland to Walia
| Walla. 10 continue it thence on to Boise and
Idaho cities will be work Of small time we hope,
| To BE HUNG. AT the late term Of the Umatilla
Circuit Court, Oregon, Fred: Brown was convicted
llof the murder Of a Frenchman on the Bl0e Msan.
tains last August, and sentenced to be hung Jan.
Haty 18th next
EARTHSUAKE. a shock Of earthquake was felt
I at Dalles City, Nov. cath. aud continued halt 4
minute. Some conjecture that old Mount Hood
occasioned the connOtion. He is big enough to
shake bigger town. Itextended to Cello.
/ CoNPLIMENrARY.-The late employees Of Ben.
Holidays Overland Mail and Express line are
gettieg up splendid punchsboRI, ladle and COB.
lets, all Of massive silver, to cost about SlO COO
as present for Holladay in token Of their anpfe.
clation Of his kindness to them while in his EN-.
ploy.
Gov. WELLER's LECTURE The Yedette Of the
7thsspeaks in high praise Of lecture delivered in
Salt Lake City on the 9th, by Gov Weller, on the
Statesmen. The paper intimates that Cow Weller
will 60 East, next year, and repeat the lecture
there IN the large cities.
SHIPwREcK.--The English iron ship Coya, from
Sydney, was totally wrecked, Nov. Oath, about
sixty miles south from San Francisco while SAIL
ing for that port, by gross carelessness Of the
master, Capt. Paige 0utOf thirty souls on board,
passengers and crew, only one passenger, the first
mate, and one sailor, were saved.
SOMETHING SWRoNG.-The Walla Walla States~
man says the Federal Liquor Inspector charges
ten cents per gallon for inspection in that city.
while the charge for similar service ia Dalles Citv
is only one cent, and il Portland half cent I1er
gallon. It would be we'll for those directly inter
ested, IN this Territory to see that the Inspector
does not oYercharge them.
the delegates to the late Loyal southen Conven.
tion.. The Boston Post says he had to leave Con-
necticut in 1861 on account of his secession svr.
pathies, and the Hartford Times confirms the
tact, and adds that be is native of that State
and always lived there until he ran away in 1861
4 fine specimen of a Loyal Southerner'' is Morse,
and very like all the other delegates to the same
Convention.
RATHER RoUGH. .-Ip civil case before Justice
Lyman Of 0wyhee, a few days ago, in which the
itigants were Cinnamon, only one white witness
was called. He swore to a certain state Of facts,
and three Cinnamon were then called who sever
ally swore they would not believe the white wit
ness on oath. Under the Civil Rights law, the
bulk OF testimony was against the white witness,
and the jury found for the patty who impeached
his evidence.
New ROUTE. The official report of the explor-
alton and measurement of a new route from the
Big Bend Of the Truckee river to OWyhee, made
by Lieut. Col. Williamson, US. Top. Engineers
has been published It says there are good or fair
camping places at easy distances all along the
route, with grass and water plenty, and the total
distance from the Big Bend to Ruby City is 322
niiles-the shortest route yet discovered, The
greatest altitude on the route is 6308 feet, at the
Summit Pass, about fourteen miles this side Of
Lake Winnemucca,
kNoTTy.-The Radicals say, 1st, The Southern
States are divested of their Statehood, and their
State authority is null and void, and must ernain
so until Congress restores them to Statehood
I'd, That until the Southern States ratify the
amendments the Radicals propose to the Constitu-
ton, they shall not be restored to Statehood. IF
they are not States they cannot ratify the amend
mentS. Only State can exercise that right, and
If the Southern States should ratify while they
are Invested of their Statehood, the act would be
null and void, agreeably to the logic of the Radi.
Gals, and not at all binding on the States or the
people OF the whole Union. Take the Radicals at
their word, and she South can never again be
within the Union as States.
DREAD RETRIBUTIoN.- During the war Demo-
cratic editor in Dayton; Ohio, named Bollmeyer,
wasmurdered by an Abolitionlst, without any pro-
vocation. An Abolition court tried and acquitted
the murderer. The whole trial was disgraceful
farce, and all who participated in it were guilty Of
official perjury. Some three years have elapsed,
and the County Clerk, the Sheriff, and about one
half OF the jury, are dead, while the infamous
Judge who outraged Justice at the trial is an idiot
in lunatic asylum Jim Lane, while his hand
was yet smoking with the blood of murdered vic
Tins, was elected to the ofi1e of United States
Senator by Puritanic Legislature For one Of
bis murders he was tried and of course acquitted.
He has fallen by his own haIsd. II is now believed
by most of mankind, that Mrs. Surratt was guilt
laSa of particination n, flo rauranr nc Mr. 1ooIn