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

The DIsTRIC CouRT July term, commences on
Monday next. Judge Mcbride presiding. 51
SoUTH Boise RoUTE.-The Middle B Use has now
new and substantial bridge. just completed
The road is free OF tolls
Nh. BUCKLEY desires Us to notice the postpone,
mentof the ball which was originally fixed for
the Fourth of July. 1t will come off at the Ma
sonic Hall on the 3tst Of July.
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THE partnership between Messrs. Beckney &
Libby has been dissolved Mr.. Libby is now car
rYing Oh the estabshment-which, bye-the bye,
is an excellent place TO get meal - $
MEssRs. GEO. CANS BRoruER have dissolved
par nership. Henry Cans will continue in the sa
loon business, and Mr.. George Cans will conduct
the icejdepartment. ~
FRoM BIG BENb.-0ur old friend, John E. Bur,
ris. arrived here the other day from Big Bend =
He left Idaho City in MAJ says the mines there
amount to nothing. and everybody was leaving.
MIR. WV. CHAPMAN. Jr., brought to Idaho
City last Monday the result Of the last clean up
of the Elk Horn Mill amounting to over $4,000 It
made very handsome brick.
AMONG the faces familiar which lately appeared
here, is that of VIM. B. Daniels, Esq. ex Secre
tary of this Territory formerly Clerk of the Dis.
trict Court Of this District. He is lately from
Oregon.
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The WEATHER has been up in high ATTITUDES of
late thermometer, nearly every day during the
week above go A little snow is still visible in
the East. The streams are all high. The Payetts
is almost impossible.
PINNEY's CALCULATING LIBRARY has become a
popularinstitution. All the latest works Of 6c-
ton are to be had there, as well as works Of a
more substantial character, travels, essays his.
tories, philosophical, medical, and religious
works &C., &c. 3a
MICHAEL DUNN. Dunn, who was sentenced
to be hung on the 9th Of July for the killing of
Mckay on Buena Vista Bar some mouths ago. has
appealed his case to the Supreme Court. The
penalty of the law was therefore postponed until
that Court acts in the premises. a
JOHN KELLY, with his violin andIndian boy.
has amused the people of Centerville, Hog EN-
and Placcrvile nearly as long as he intends to-
He is off for Salt Lake in few days. As vic.
lnist Kelly is unrivalled. When he reaches Salt
Lake the aormons wiIshear some music.
1850 So 8st Ii z ) & 50 - Il #ses 8es
RoBBERY.--Some one entered the room in the
rear ofgthe Red Wing saloon. last Tuesday, and
NbeJ Iravr In oaf+ fAhl e &c
dust valued at ST 500. Tie purse had been acct
dentally left in the drawer but few minutes pre-
Vious. It belonged TO A. j. Bailey, Henry Gar
field and 'sFrencliy" IS
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REFREsHING-to find pitcher of sherry cob
blers, well made up, and package of cigars on
or table afteratew minutes abseace. That was
our fix yesterday. George Merritt lad been there,
and left the great seal of his establishment OH
Main street, consisting Of an excellent restau rant
and a file saloon adjoining.
To MILL MEN, Operators in quartz are refer.
;redIto the advertisement of Mr.. Chas. Byrnstel
of this city. The mill known as Raymond's mill,
near Centerville, will be sold by him at low fig
ures as he is engaged in other BUSINESS. Persons
about to purchase machinery in San Francisco or
the Easts cahbsave several thousand dollars by
calling on Mr. Bernstfel.
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The BALL by the Emmett Guards on the 4th
was a very brilliant and pleasant affair. The
beauty and the fashion of the country were there
in all their g lory. The hall of the Magnolia Ho,
tel was crowded with the aray-the music was
good-and the supper at the City Hotel, under
the Superintendent of Mr.. and Mrs Barber was
served in good style. Everybody seemed we'll
pleased, and enjoyed themselves exceedingly
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Mr.. JAMES CkEw arrived here from the Back>
foot country on Wednesday, after several months
absence from idaho. He says the man who will
leave the Boise Basin for any such mining camp
as the Blaekfoot country, is id fool; shatit is
not one half the mining camp that this Basin is
Mr.. Crew ought to know. for ne spent Winter
there. E g 4 8 &
WHERE TO PURCHASE GRoCEKIEs.-H you want
to know good place to purchase provisions, We
recommend you to peruse an advertisement with
the name of Geo. w. Hunt at the head oft Mr.
SezAt's supply is large, isnew. is good, is cheap
Besides these he has liquors, cigars tobacco, ant
hardware for sale. His store is OH Main street
apposite the Umatilla Market, Idaho City.
MRS. FANNY MORGAN PHELPS Benefit took place
at the Jenny Lind Theatre on, Monday light, the
building being densely crowded. The perform