The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-07-07

ROCKY Bar, July Sd. 1866.

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RocKY BAR, July 3d. 1866.
FRIEND STREET For the information ofthe numerous
readers Of the WORLD permit give you few items
in regard to affairs in Alturas .s
The District Court his Honor Milton Kelly presiding
recently closed its abnrs here to the entire satisfaction
OF itgants. The Judge acted very promptly web
judiconsly in dsposng of the many tie docket
and receives the well mered praise of discerning pub
lie. The more important disposed of those
against the Victor Gold Silver Mining Company which
have all been satisfactorily settled and viii be
amicaby adjusted by their Superintendent, Joseph
Francis, late of New York City. ass -
The Waddipgham Company arder the supervision of
Mr. John A. Greene busy at work Confederate
Star and have large quantity of rock hand which
they will commence crushing Monday next. The
Edsho Company will also start their mill in few days
The Benson Harris mill and the Victor Company stu
ated on Red Warrior commenced running yesterday the
formT crushing from the Wide West which very rich
They have large quantity of very rich ore from said
ledge in their MILL and have six foot well defined
ledge at depth of150 feet. fbI He
1t gives great pleasure note the arrival of DR.
s. B. FaInham He arrived here last evening" having
been absent in New York and San Francisco for the
six months lie was warmly greeted by hundredsof his
old hiefNls, who extend him most hearty welcome
and none more SO than your humble servant. He has
performed hercneant task in bringing the affairs of the
New York and IdahoGod Mining Company out of state
OF chaos and confusion to speedy honorable and AMIGA
ble adjustment. Their mill will commence operations
again, under the Doctors Super ntendence on Monday
next No business man i'll this community has been
more nustly abused than ne and by those who
to have been his friends, and yet today the
community hats more and Steadfas friends than he
has. HIS energy and perseverance certainly must be
commended it not his judi ment Success him and all
others IL all u their laudabe undertakings.
zHs ARRIVALS. - fa
Among the distinguished arrivals in our camp of late
may mention. those oaGok John W. oNeiI, Mr. Wood
and w + Bryant of San Francisco also that of Wm b.
Benson of New York. These gentlemen have all been
inspecting the rich quertz of the Yuba District and ex
press themselves perfectly delighted Col. ONei left
immediately for San Francisco for mill and machinery
The forty stamp mill owned by the Waddnpham Conn
pany las recently been sold in New York to company
having vast interests in the ub and will soon be moved
over there We all anticipate lively times and plenty of
money soon. hope we shall not be disappointed
FOURTH OF JULY
will come tomorrow with but little or no excitement
baA is obe given at Happy Camp in the evening by
Mr. Nupp, which most of "nice young men, talk of
attending hearda white haired and otherwise Yener-
able looking. and by the way very much of gentleman
say this evening" that he going to Dilleys
morning and buy couple of cansters of powder and
celebrate the day in god oil fashioned STYLE Bully for
the MajOrl
Politics
are rather quiet the sore heads and few Office seekers
propose to have Pow next Saturday and try and
get up Peoples ticket thinking they can by that
means defeat the regular Democratic nominees but its
no go The voters their motives and will not be east
~ guled intend to watch their movements closely
and will give you history of all their doings
NOW AND THEN.