The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-16

Unsurpassed by any Office in the upper country All
orders for jobs viii be executed with neaness and ds
patch. i9 AZ E dA9t3 8 81 % 80 81 = .ib@
JOB WORK MUST BE P4fD FOR ON DELIVERY
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oN'Rforget the Masonic Ball at PlacerYiie ON
Monday June 25th It's to be grand affair.
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MOVEMENTS are on foot to organize a Johnson
Club in Idaho City They propose to rally next
week It will be "damper" on the lats anti>
johnson Convention 20 ,o.leai - sE0llf49t
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A GRAN MILITARY BAI15is in contemplation
here for tie Fourth Of July. It is a good idea,
The time is short for preparation; but afgranad
celebration9of that ilustriods day can be gotten
up, and ought tobe. 3eJ g5i9sa7 t4s@ -
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DIR. TALBOT has recently returned from Boise
City to Idaho City where be will continue in the.
practice of his profession. His sofhce.is at Chip
sdan's Drug Store, and his residence at the City
Hotel. See card, T9tse r y - a7lsa .., y
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Hon. II. c. RIeGs of Ada County favored US with
a call this week, Mr.. Riggs is an old resident Of
this Basin. but though living at Boise City visits
Mr.. Riggs was one of the Fathers, of Boise City,
and still retains parental affection for his bant-
ling. >tan lo abaad sai fAef 2fttai3 10 #tttl q
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CH1NAfs widening its dominions-ha pre- e1nptj
ed portion of Main street, and put out its sign,
wherein the public is informed that Messrss iWo7
hangwo &EaCo. does wholesale and retail grocery
Lusiness4to the great disgust of divers mercan>
tile representations of the race, that the Civil
Rights bill says but little about. b 33isal9z9 p
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ARRlvED4A few dayssince,, J.McCdlloughl and
H. Good, who came via the Chico route: bringing
through three wagons loaded with aChicoifour,
dried fruit and hams. They also brought fifty
head of saddle horses, with saddles, and report
the Chico route is the best natural wagon road
they ever Travelled, with plenty Of g2od grass.
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VISITORS Col. Marshall, U. S.EA., command
ing troops iii this department, and Capt. Collins
of the Military Post at Boise City, have been
spending a few quiet days in Idahos Among old
friends we have also the pleasure Of meeting with
Hon. a. Logan, formerly Senator from Shasta and
Tehama counties, CAL. MIR. Logan has been alb
sent in Mexico and the Southern States for some
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ASSESSING Mr., Thos Foye, County Assessor,
has been dndagtrionsly engaged in the duties Of
his Office during the past month The amount Of
propertY.tax collected in May was $43176; Poll
tax, 81 6o0:a Hospital tax, $8404tnaking total
of $6,696; all of which was paid into the County
Treasury. Mr. Foye.fnakes an active, 3igilant of.
ficer, who takes a personal pride in punctGally
and faithfully performing his ofiaial dgties,9bpj.a
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DURELL's STAGEs-Fast FfeightAlealYe Idaho
City every Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday at
o'clock, A. NJ. to- connect with the steamer
"Shoshoae HAT the Snake River Ferry The stea-
mer IS now making tr weekly trips from ODDS
Ferry TO the Snake River Ferry, conveying freight
and passengers on very reasonable terms! The.
stagessfor Boise City and Rdby City also connect
They are all ain now ~ making regular rps,5aqss iDoa
MR.GEoRGE MERRITTi is making some changes
in his building on Main street The SALOONS will
be moved to the adjoining building, formerly oc
copied As "a Justices ofiaess Mr.. Merritt ntends
to opeha boarding house and restaurant in the
building now occupied by him, as soon as certain
changes are made in heinterior. He will proba-
by open on Friday or Saturday next. Some Of
his old boarders already srnacking their lips in
anticipatidnof the renewal Of old times = al.t
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RosENBAuM's CAMBR1NUs MttLLL ,s9-M +. s.. q. R o-.
senbaum has in his possession beautiful gold
brick, yalnedat $51S 90jmannfaetured from the
production of the new mill on the Gambrirnutss,
which made a cleanup on last Sunday underline
managelnentof Mr.. Robert Bailey. This mills
enc of Gates brought from Chicago last SD Sum
mer. tarries fen stamps Of 7Oe, lbs each, and
crushes at the rate of threequarteps Of a tun PEI
hour. aThemaehinery arrived here about the first
of May and commenced crushing rock within four
weeks after its arrival After7S1 hours'irun the
proprieto1saeleanedi up last Sunday 81 .24f The
gold isF42if fine andWorth SI5 "a ger ounce ssThe4
mill commenced crushing again last Thufsf1alvq 2
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THEyIbAHo II HEArRE has been wellflIed every
evening on which il has been open during during the
week. Mrs; Sue Robinson Getzlera inyariably.
draws coed houses and appreciative oaudiencesg
She haspeFfornedin this place 50 l5g that ever every
one knows that when he or she goes to the theatre
that the scene silh beone to- be enjoyed. ]. B.
Robinsondsalso a9waysFeHable, carrying thhro,ssob
the characters he assumes with admirable perfeo-
tion. The ,sameis true of w. HI. Robinson.a who
constantly APPROVES in readings and sustaipsl
his Characters to the admiration of the audience
Mr.. AZ r. Phelps has united his talents with the
ecmpanEo on several occasions of late, Gin leading