The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-31

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ANEy RESTAURANT opens April 9Th by God
frey& Golf IT was formerly known as Mitchell's
Board, $l4 per week. See advertisement. . -,
The South Boise Express closes this evening al
eight o'clock precisely, at the .POujade House
Letters so cts prepaid not forwarded unless paid
PtEEcE & LYNcH's ditch has been repaired and
cleared out, and on Sunday last the water wa
turned in, and came rushing down East Hill with
rush like distant cataract .99q h9a go y.
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Coop CLEAN W. ts cleaning up on the claim
of White Brothers,ion Sunday last. over $4,000
was washed up. The Claim is on the bar above
town. y9aTo3te iitailig ie 1910 q Il doc
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MR. WRBB. of DuBeIl & Co., in conjunction
with Mark A. King, lately of the 6rm-of Tracy &
King, Portland, is about to establish banking
and assay BUSINESS at Silver City, Owyhee Co. )
GAISAMEN CoxISes4 a bout a, dozen moon. eyed
sons ofthe celestial regions, passed by thesWarrn
Sprisgs one day last week for Idaho City, They
report about fifty more somewhere on the road
THEHCooper House, on Buena Vista Bar will
open on Sunday, April 1st. Former patrons are
respectfully invited to give US call. -
So .ab ds4 saf n5 MRS. MARY COOPER.
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RAM RAIN, RAIN has been the order Of the
week. Nearly every day 1t poured down in guam
titles before unheard of in this portion of the
''sootstool.'' The bare ground is getting the
" majority" over the snow barks.. = ''.l1ol A''
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ARRTvALs.-Several Of our townsmen's familiar
visages appeared again on the sidewalks yester
day They might have been seem in New York
few weeks ago. Messrs. Green White, Law. Lind.
say and Fl. GARRISON are among the number. {
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WEare indebted to our old friend Sutterly for
some 6ne ambrotypes taken at his new gallery at
Salt Lake City, Suttehy got tired Of the ,''phiz
eogsn eff Idaho City, as he previously had of those
at Virginia and strayed away after the Norm ons,
where he has put up his camera and is knocking
off pictures at lightning rate. Success to- him.
EARLY r ADIsHEs-Mr Bonnet, of Pine Grove,
sent us, the other day, a boqpet' of fresh rad
ishes. grown in his garden on Moore 's,creek. Mr.,
B. "lays overt all Idaho in cultiVating vegetables
in,the winter season. Radishes before the snow is
of theiground is hard to beat.
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EvERYBoDYiknows John Aarshall-but we shall
soon know him no moreY-but We hope not 'for
ever."i He goes below, this week to join Lees
circus, with which he travelled ein days of yore.H
He will be- gladly welcomed there, and by the
thousands who will see him again in his old posi-
tone-but we shall miss him up here among the
mountains of Idaho asa err g s.ta g '.s3t5ai g
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TIE MINERS BREWERY is open again. Rspaint.
ing and repairing seems to be the order Of the
dty, and certainly Fischer g. Maydenbaum know
how to.doit. They have made public Saloon as
cosy and pleasant place to spend an hour in as
canvbe found in any countrg Plenty of. tables !
wines and lager, cakes and pies and all things
glittering and substantial. are found here.
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The Boise RoAD.--The rains have ruined the
ads, and stages are making slow time The
mails have been excessively transient lately. Tie
bridge at the Government mill on the, Boise roal,
has been carried away by the rush of water in t.
creek, and lis impossible for stages OF late, sta
ges connect at that point. and turn back with
their passengers instead of going through. o. bsts
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FeR JUDGEs-Thereis quite contest going on
at Washington for one of1he .Judgeships supposed
to be vacant in, Idaho. Judge John Gray and
Judge G. B.aW ate are reported tolbe promine ut
candidates No one is certain that Judge Mc>
Bride has resigned Ia d if he does not go out
willingly eFupMillmgly there will be no vacauc,
to fill 20 aeL fsaiaaa naaHf - IRA ta9mgo1I
AisUsEMRN7 To NIGHrs-T he performance at the
Melodeon to night includes a long list. Of songs.
among which we observe. tsHurraf' FOR the Rino'~
-"The old Corn Mill 49, Maggies by my side''
-" Iron cladclpper built-bullet proof Joe y Lc.
Mr.. Beckney will appear for the first time in some
'M0lderiull ; icks aud slight-ot-hand performan
ces, as practlcei by him in various portions OF
Europe and America. The farce: The Rival
Tenants" Will conclude the entertainment This
amusement costs but a trife and passes away an
evening agreeably. II