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The Shasta courier., 1866-03-10
J. q. WELSH
dNUIUtyP0o'
and Melainotypes,

In the latest and very best style; having just re-
turned from San Francisco with new Instruments
that have all been remodeed, and constructed on
principle differing from, and work with more en-
ergy and truthfuness, than those of any other Es-
tablishment on the Continent and using only Oll
Color backgrounds, which are obtained at great
expense and are acknowledged to be superior to
all others which, together with many years of
practical experience, will enable him to defy com
petition in the production of Family Groups and
other large Photographs. The greatest attention
paid to the taking of
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Warrants Registered and Unpaid.
s5O,S97 80

The net revenue paid into the Treasury for the
fiscal year ending March Sd, 1866, has been receiv
ed from the following sources:
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BIRTHS
DIED..

On Clover Creek, Feb. Esd, the wife of R. F.
Martin, of son.
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TREASURER,S REPORT.

To THE Hon. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF SHASTA
COUNTY:
herewith submit full report of moneys re-
ceived and dsbursed from December 5th 1865, to
March Sd, 1865, inclusive:
To balance, per last report.. SS7 II
g cash received .............. I,505 81
S3I,3s3 Os
BY cash disbursed. d.............S27,4 AGO SO
'' cash on hand ................ 1892 rs
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-23

vas the departure of we'll known and re-
liable expert on quartz veins, for Idaho, who
goes up to look and examine discovery
lately made in that Territory, which, if on
examination proves one-tenth as rich and
extensive as represented, will put all past
discoveries in the shade. From the fact that
the gentleman alluded to has gone up to look
at it, there 10 confidence in the expedition
not being failure, and if there were any in.
terests for sale, they would meet ready mar
ket. 1t will be at least two months before the
party can be heard from. We are promised
early information on this subject, which we
will lay before our readers as soon as OBJ
F. Newsletter.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-23
CHICO CORREsPONDENCE.


The following extract is from letter by
Mr. Geo. F. Nourse of Chico to this Office.
The attention of Idaho City merchants is di-
rected TO it:
CHTco, May 3lst, 1866.
II. c. STREET Eso.-DEAR SIR Your favor of
April 18th, is and has Tor some time been asking
FOR answer. / have delayed, hoping that might
hear RON some one OF your shippers and learn
from reliable source the prospects of our having
any business connection with Idaho G ty have
desired to learn from parties who have come in bv
way or Umata what the freight charges are t.
be. from That place to your clty--and whether
your merchants feel willing to help us open the
rjute and are willing TO pay what is really worth
u deliver gods from here To Idaho Civ have
met with none yet. With the Owyhee country we
shall have large trade and no little for Boise
City. On Monday next six teams will leave here
loaded for DuRe.l X Moore Ruby CITY. six for
Goo. h. Chick. Boise City, and nine for D. reese
Co., South Boise. The latter are loaded with a
ten stamp mill. There will also be some five or
six light wagons. From letters and reports which
reach US We shall expect large amount of freight
for those places but from Idaho CITY We hear moth
ing. We are sending freight to Ruby CITY for IL
cents; to Boise City for l24l3 cents Teamsters
complain bitterly OF the road from RDise Ctv to
Idaho City--has that road been improved since
last fall? aud what will toll amount to on a team
OF eight animals
The Stage Company are hard at work. They
have new coaches and harness and have got good
stock for the road. They send out to morrow
lot of horses, four wagons, four men and twenty.
five Cinnamon to work the road. beyond Granite
Greek, and to build stations where they are need
ed BY the lst of July they expect to be in run.
ming order aud commence to carry regularly the
mails through to Boise City, also Wells, Fargo
Cos letter express. The company could not have
found more favorable time to start in feed is
worth just about nothing. Barley only so cents per
cwt.
% We have had an unusually late spring and a
very singular month Of May. The first portion of
It was Summer personiied: shirt sleeves were
fashionable and perspirati0n had fluent run: the
latter portion has been winter indeed: for the past
eight days it has rained continually, with cold
winds, greatly to the detriment OF the teaming in.
terests-to-day however is lovely one and may
ich continue.
The teams which leave on Monday are OK teams.
We expect them to go toiRuby inside of 30 days
and they will probably be four days more from
Ruby to Boise.
Ii Fou ship paper to US we'll see that it goes to
Boise if it has to go on stage. hope to load many
team for your town, but to do so your IL Ierchants
must be more liberal than they were last year.
The WOrtd now comes tJ hand regularly.
shall be very glad TO hear from you aud learn
about the roads and matters and things generally
Yours Respectfully, GEO. F. N0URSE.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-23

=
WIND RIVER YALLEY.-We learn from Mr.
William Johnson, just returned from trad
ing expedition among the Bannacks and Sho-
shones, in the Wind River Valley that the
notorious "Mountain jack" well known in
Idaho and Montana, was killed last winter on
the Popoagie river, Wind River Valley
"Jack" was disguised as an Indian and made
an attack upon the party with whom Mr..
Johnson was travelling, who killed him in
self-defence. 1t is believed that be was pre-
pairing at the time to rob some miners of
their provisions. He had bow, arrows and a
rife with him when killed. Jack had ex-
pressed definite intentions of killing an indi-
vidual of Mr.. Johnson's party, but said irdi-
vdual ''got the drop on him" first.
Mr.. Johnson reports that more buffalo were
seen and killed in the Wind River Valley last
year, than for ten years before. These ami
mails came as far west as Green river, a cir
cumstance which has not occurred for many
years befOre.-[salt Lake Telegraph.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-23
WAGON RoAD FROM Borss Cry TO SUSAN

WAGON ROAD FROM BOISE Cry TO SUSAN
tILLE.-In the Senate of the United States,
April 26th, Senator Conness asked and By
unanimous consent obtained leave to bring
Ia the following bill, which was read twice,
referred to'the Committee on Military Affairs
and the Militia, and ordered to be printed:
A Bill to provide for the construction of a
wagon road from Boise City, in the Terri
tory of Idaho, to SusanVille, in the State
Of California.
Be it enacted by tie Senate and the House
of Representatives of the United States of
America, in Congress assembled, that the
Secretary of the Interior be and be ls hereby
authorized and empowered to survey, locate
and construct wagon road from Boise City,
Idaho Territory, by the most practicable
route, to Susanville, California, with q branch
from point at or near Pueblo, via the mill
tary post in Surprise Valley.
SEc. 2. And be it further enacted That
TO enable the Secretary of the Interior to
Carry out the provisions of the foregoing
section, the sum of $4,000 be and the same
Is hereby appropriated out of any money
In the treasury not otherwise appropriated !;
proyided that Sic, 900 of the amount named
herein shall be used to survey, locate and
contract the said branch road via Surprise
Valley.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-23

FRoM CANYON CIrY.-From some cause we
have failed to receive our regular correspon-
dence from Canyon City; but must blame it
on the election excitement at that place.
From parties who arrived by the stage we
learn that the mines continue to pay well,
particularly those of Olive Greek. Several
rich strikes.have been made, and the people
of that locality think that Olive is the mining
camp of this upper country. row occurred
at Olive Creek precinct on election day, which
resulted in general fight and closing of the
polls. Not more than one-half the citizens
had voted, and it was rumored that the vote
ofthe precinct would be thrown outin count
ing the votes.-[ [Mountaineer.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-23

INDIAN CoNCENTRATIoN.-We have been un-
der the impression that the Indians have, as
a general thing, concentrated on the Upper
Owyhee, and united together for the purpose
of stealing and killing with greater success.
This is confirmed not only by their frequent
raids in this neighborhood in large bands,
but by the expeditions of Capt. Collins and
Col. ST. Clair in the John Days Malhuer and
STEMS Mountain country; without finding
any iu that region. But by the report of the
friendly Brunos, who-state that notwithstand-
ing the hostility the Snakes and Piutes have
against them, the squaws of the parties meet
and tell that the Snakes, Piutes, Malbuer,
John Days, Warner Lake, and STEMS Noun
tain Indians have all united the present sea-
son, on the upper Owyhee, with the object of
making one grand effort to drive the whites
out of the country. They also threaten to
exterminate the Brunos. Where is Mellow
ell where is Halleck? Echo answers
where II Idaho Index.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-23
SHARP PRACTICE.

The following from the California Police
Gazette, we presume, refers to former resi-
dent of Idaho City:
"a case came to our knowledge few days ago,
which shows that bit of sharp practice once in a
while works good end. To give the full point
of the Operation" it is necessary to go back to
the time of the loss of the steamship Brother Jona-
than. Among the passengers on that lll-fated
steamer was Mrs. Charlton, who was lost. Her
husband is now residing in this city. few days
since, while walking along one of the streets, he
noticed man wearing rirg, which be reeognlZ-
ed as having belonged to his wife, and was on her
hand at the time she was lost on the steamer. He
demanded the ring as his property, but the fellow
would not give it up stating that he had purchas-
ed it from an Indian for $40, and would not take
less than $40 for it, Mr.. Charlton went to the PO.
lice Office for warrant, but as the commanding
officer at the post near where the steamer was
lost had seen the ring in the Indians possession
no felonious intent could be established, and the
warrant was refused. One of our most efficient
police officers thought it very hard that Mr.. G.
could not obtain the ring as memento of his lost
wife. and while considering the case in all its bear
ings suddenly espied across the street a well
known lawyer. Calling to him, he detailed the
circumstances and asked what could be DONE Il
can get it," "But, hoW?' ''Never mind; I'll get
it." The lawyer sought out the man who had the
ring, I'll give you $40 for it, but have not the
n oncy now; meet me at Justice IS Office at
O'Clock, and I'll pay you the money" Man goes
gets out writ of repleyin, and hands
it to Constable Crowley. A few minutes before
3 O'Clock the Constable walks into the Office, and
took seat Soon enters the ring man; ditto the
lawyer, with two glittering ''twenties" in his
hand. Lawyer talks pathetically- the hus-
band ougltgto have the ring, and it was hard to
make $40 out of him for it. But are you sure il
is Mrs C's ring? May it not be one of Rose
Kecnan's rings?' mo. am sure it is her ring,
for heie are her initials (slipping the ring off his
fnger) S. e. f." "Let me look at it." said tie
lawyer While intently examining it, Crowley
said ''let me see it," took the ring from the law
yer, slipped it on his own finger. and produced
the writ. The lawyer gave the fellow a polite
good day, sir" and left the Constable to fight il
out. How it terminated we don't know, but pre-
sumo the Constable had the best of it, as Mr. Charl
ton now has possession of the ring.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-23
HEAD CENTER STEPHENS is thus described

HEAD CENTER STEPHENS IS thus described
by the Paris Opinion Rationale:
HE is of middle height and of distinguish
ed manners. He wears long, fair beard
and with long hair of somewhat darker hue
and his features, though delicately formed
indicate energy. His forehead shows un-
common intelligence, and 6rmness of will
made more prominent by his eyebrows. His
eye, though keen and sparkling, have some-
thing of the softRess of the intellect, rendered
enthusiastic at the idea of Irish emancIpa-
ton. In word, everything in the physiOg.
nomy and appearance of Mr.. Stephens proves
the man who deYotes himself to- generous
ideas, and who does not shrink from the re-
sponsibllity of carrying them out"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-23
WHAT Is THE USE

What is the use of trimming lamp,
If you never intend to light itl
What is the use of graphing a wrong,
Ifyou never intend TO right itl
What is the use of removing your hat,
When you don't intend to tarry?
What is the use Of wooing a maid,
Ii you never intend to marryg
What is the use of buying coat,
1t you do not intend To wear it?
What Is the use OF IL house for two,
II you never intend to share it?
What is the use of gathering gold,
LII you do not intend to keep it?
What is the use Of planting field,
Ii you never intend to reap it2
What is the use of buying book,
Ifyou never intend to read il?
What is the use of a cradle to you,
1t you never intend to need il?
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-23

CoNvINclNG.- Ene arts critic says he is
convinced that ladies DO wear false calves,
because they are so ready to re-YsAL them.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-23

The following from the California Polio,
Gazette, we presume, refers to former resi-.
dent of Idaho City:
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-23

Mas. YELL lately cOwhided Mr.. Lay for not
performing promise to marry her. As he
wouldn't make her Lay, she made him YELL.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-01
Sta6t nnb 5taat,

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ipur6en bis geitern 9lbeno Z nbr 8Sale
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Beri6t 6ariiber: Az,
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deI, IS Sabre alt; bieleIbe mar feds
Gtunoen fratit. sr .za.
2.Sarbi9es Nfdoden, 9tamens Smitb,
IA Sabr alt bieielbe mar uur eini9e
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Stunben frant.s
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9lnfau unb lit nod inter dr5tli9er 8e>
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9efun6beitsrathe gelingen nt6ge, 6iefelbe
gu Derbinberu, oaB fie fi@ r.eiter aus
breite. 90 - 49,. 80, = -. -,
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MccprnerSsGpurf.

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81 binterle9en.
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einem 9eihitau eraus3uprafticircn. Sun
biefe Ianefingerigen @eliiite ipur6e er fin
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in elmer b69ft iibeIansfebenben Soilette
unO alien 9lusieben mad NIT einen
&abeniammer obenbrein. Ser Gihter
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romantiI9 gelegenen Grbolnn9splase
bes Serrn Yatterion. y Y e-7-.'
s. s.. SoneS bate aud ettuas1 gu biel
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beren er bergebli9 Waiiter gu iperoen
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mad Der &ecorOers Office, iuolelbit e.
cine Citrate bon 81 3abIen 1tiuBte.
Oies beenbiste Die sseifrigeu Sers
banolun9en.
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spetiat &Oti5ells &c

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2eatber &eporter, Sc Gdo be Stella,
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SaBIoG 81 befidtigen, ebe iie irgen6 no
an6ers faufen. Seniterglas bon alien
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lien ieOer Sorte u. T. 10. finoet man in
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nller QIrt u. I. No., u. I. 10. Fam man
in frr3er 8eit unn Az biui9en Yreilen
IN ulferer Office auf @t(teIung ers
balten.
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H s1ndlfoInennes arunheinentbl

Il re @a6foIgen0es @runoeigentbum
iurroe, in Ger berFelIenelt ISOLDE ni0ie
unter5eiAneten iibertra9en.
81. 8. Sug9ins gu s. SIS. Sue9inS
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$765.1O, $1,000, $S2.25.
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ion, Got in Der Stabt $8OOO.a 4
g6in. Soroeii 81 Nnna 6. Bufb 2an0
in Oobt6ion So. $500.
q. 9 Sanforo -sn @. g8. allen sipei
2ots In GbaefieIb $500.
sc. 8. Soiueu gu s.. Us. SotDtington
III 9lder I'M %. .Difritt $3.50. iI!g
9. Wf. @arrer a,t Sanab McG ros6b
2ot in Sabibion SO. $500.
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Nder 2anb in Sapiofsn so. SIPS.
SEQ. MarIb sae !MargaHet Sbomas
10 A6er 9ano in Dahibion So. 1854.
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in ODer County $500. a-
9. GbabiueG gu s. SIS. S'steil 2ano
in MiHiifippi $240 ssa' as'.s sF4 5,53a3s
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Wiiitffippi $24O.
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$4,000. iie11t- 4 :-5i-
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in benz g.. Diftritt $500. 4 5se.
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SnorbiGe $4,000 n,4a4 a.
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in DabioIoO 5000. . :
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.tpnrben in Ser. g8ode, bic am 81. Qlug.
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9eie felt LANCER Set etabIirte @oere III fitrsh in
prd9tuoiiem StpI erneaert unb bereefteM Tporben,
nobel a1e m6si9e @equemIibfeiteu gum 8eiten bes
gubIitums beridfdtist wurOe. Tlan bruu1t SiefeIbe
muir su ieben nm e fdbdsen suIernen, @Hes lift in benz
Stodruerf peinigt 1T nit einem eIe9anten EoiIet
8immer fir 9ameh perieben unb es itebt befimmt
er1parten Ods bic gefrebrnsen bes Gisentbamers, d
gobIseauen fener seebrten G6nner gu ermerben, uon
Senielben antrtannt perben. gSir bobei. cine neue
GeubliIg ponglbums nnb cine Mrt Don Caste de
Niche HGbmen erbaIten, baben aud, Ipie 1mmer,
cine groBe MuswabI pon gergpiSungsz anb 8oienz
boIs=9tabmert. bic ii fir srSbere Ibsr sishe pie
#e photographer,
gln6rotbpen, .4 e.
b Yerl<8il6er, sa 2
NelanotDpen 6
&C, &c. iis.il safl
NIB. 8eionSere Nufmerffamteit ,pirb auf bas Gopiz
rem, gerar5berI Raier i'll iebem Gfpl perTparbt.
aommt ifnb fe6et feIbft, bepor Sbr an einen abern
gIas sebt! l.e.,5
RaS erinnere fid nnierer gaIerie, gde non college
nbn Union Strabe, lber benz SrusitOre. 1ntiSR
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\ geri6tep aus allen s5eilen Oes
Stadtes iiber ben @tan6 Der, grnete,
iiber 8olitif, gefeHTges 9ebtlt ilnb 9lIIes
iDos fur Sntereiie fit ben 2efer. ut, finb
uns itets niHfommen. d' ali' ".
@ir ln1en suberIdBige 9lg.nten II,
allen Sbeilen Der Union fir Die rSenz
nefee Staats 8eituna. /" s,es
Gin Slid in unlere 8reislifte miro
llnIern 2eler seigen, baB infer Sonns
tagsblatt aud ALIEN, nbre Die 3eituug
td9lid gu nebnten, gu babsn 1T. SaS
Sonntagsblatt foitet $4.O0 per Sabr
uhO eisncts fd aur @eri6i6lm9 mad
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