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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-01
FROM oWYHEE.

The following items are condensed from the
Bullion and Avalanche:
I The adjourned session of the District Court for
Owvhee, appointed for Nov 10Th. was not held. in
CONSEQUENCE of the illness of Judge Cummins.
Ore from the Vulcan ledge is being crushed at
the Morning Star Mill, and proves rich. The vein
develops better as it is sunk into.
Tie Minear nill is crushing Flchroek from the
Empire ledge. =
The Web Foot mill is working on rich ore from
Whskey Gulch. a "a D & $50
Flint District is developing most fayorably Two
mills are nearly completed. GreenWelPs mill will
be ready to run in month
Fruits ferry on Snake river has been lifted up
with large new boat, and a wire cable $40 feet
span. The boat can now cross IN short time, and
the ferry is open day and night.
a new road is projected, to cross the North and
South forks of Owyhee river, on the road to Hum.
boldt, to interscct the California and Idaho road
near Ten Mile Greek IT leads through Flint Dis
trict from Silver City. The company have con-
tracted for,the building of necessary bridges and
opening the road so as to have it ready for travel
early next Spring The route is about seyentv-
five miles shorter than the road now Travelled, and
over better and easier country Col. Coppinger,
in command at Fort Winthrop, has promised to
build block-house and station twenty men at the
crossings of the Owyhee forks.
S Sheriff Stanford has left OWyhee and the Sheriff
elect, a. G. Springer, has been appointed as his
successor.
D. H. FOCUS resigned his Office as County Com
missioner, and T. FL. johnson of Flint District was
appointed in his stead.
The middle tunnel Of the Hays & Ray ledge has
been sunk $50 feet, and taps the Poorman $50 feet
below the surface. 1t shows the ledge to be from
two to three feet wide, and continuous with the
Poorman. sst
After tunneling 700 feet the Silver Cord Com
pahv have ready for crushing over 700 tons of very
rich ore. The indications lnprove all the way in
the tunnel.
The Knickerbocker Company, on the Southern
extension of the Morning Star ledge, have svnk a
shaft I5 feet deep-with what result is not stated.
/ Three or four new mining companies, lately or
ganizedEast, propose to put up quartz mills in
0Wyhee during the ensuing year
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-01
Sheriff IS Sale.

TIDY virtue of an execution issued out OF Inc
ID District Court in and fol-, the county o.
Boise, upon Judgment rendered a. IN sala GG our
tiffs and Thomas II. strngham and D. H. Helser
are defendants for. the sum of Six hundred ana
Seventy nine $1,000 Dollars Judgment and costs
of suit, duly tested the 18th day OF November,
a. D. 1866, Il have seized and taken in execution
the following described propety toY WI !. All
the right title claim and interest OF sald deIen1
dants Of in and to that certain Franchise or Toll
Road leading from Buena Vista Bar. in Boise
county, to Boise City, in Ada county, Territory
of Idaho, together with all the tenements ana
appurtenances thereunto belonging or IN anywlse
Public notice is hereby given that on the 8th
day of December, A. ID. 1865, at II O'Clock A. NJ.
will sell in front of the court house door IN
Idaho City, at public auction, for gold coin or ITS
equivalent in clean gold dust the above described
property, to the highest bidder, to satisfy smd
execution and all accruing costs. -,
n j. /. CRUTCHER, Sheriff.
i Dated Idaho City Nov. Is, 1866n4w3
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-01

4 STRANGE PLAcE.-The Owyhee Avalanche
tells of region in Jordan Valley, just across from
the Idaho line, which is within the boundaries of
Baker county, Oregon. 1t is remote tract, near.
" two hundred miles from the county seat of
Baker county, and The persons who reside there
are practically exempt from. and unprotected by,
the general or local laws, framed by the proper
authorities They do, in fact, just as they please.
Il is suggested that as this out-ofthe spot of
Oregon IS contiguous to Idaho, and the residents
there prefer to be assigned to this Territory,
Congress shall, by consentof Oregon, apportion it
to Idaho and all that portion of Oregon lying east
Of the Burnt River settlement and south of Snake
River. embracing Jordan Valley, White Horse Val
ley, Camp Smith and Camp Warner.
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Proceedings of the Board of County
-. = = Commissioners.

81 q raas5Ar, Nov 81. 1866.
The Board of Commissioners met this day,
due notice having been given thereof
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
The following Official official bonds were
presented and approved: :
]. ". 7Wood, County Treasurer.
il. Crutcher, Tax Collector. aaI 3gs
VIM. NJ. Vance. Justice of the Peace.
Edward Donaho, 6 i...s /" ss.et".ea sa'
n Cushing. it, "3 .ttksS
John Donovan, Constable.
VIM. Lucas, - g
John Wilson ts s
II. B. Britten, Assessor and Collector.
The following bills were then examined
and allowed: Is
Thos. Foye, services, Co. Gen. fund $216 90
N. G. Boatman, post mortem, County
General fund ......... ...........g 70 W
Idaho World. printing, As pr t.fund So 90
j. NJ. Murphy, Office expenses, 40 per
cent fund ........ ~ w
Chas. Amo, Interpreter Dis Court,
County General fund ................- 36 90
Yale & Co., stationery, 45 pr ct fund. "a 20
Clark & Rowe, rent Assessors office,
County General fund ........ ........8 10000
sick, Hospital fund ..................... 49, 90
f. w. Bell, Reporter of Court, Go.
General fund.-. =. ..................l 5O0 w
W. B. Smith, fees for clerk of court,
county general fund 276 rs
j. J. May, fees Dis. Attorney, county d
general fund ...... 80 w
M W. Davis, fees Constable, county
general fund ............................ l5z oO
j. l.. Stephens, NJ. D., attending Won
Homan, county general fund.-. 60 90
James Dunn, wood, &C., furnished
Hospital (somes time backl 45 per @g
cent fund -. "a 40
/ The Board then adjourned,
] Attest, II. f. SAYRs, Clerk.
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FROM MoNrANA-A correspondent of the Post

FROM MONTANA correspondent of the Post,
at Bannack, writes very favorably of the Beaver
Head country. He says, from ton Of ore taken
from Legal Tender Ledge. forty pounds of pure
silver and twenty per cent. Of gold was taken and
thinks the ore generally, is from two-thirds to
three-fourths metal. Dacotah ledge is also very
rich. The Salmon mines on Bakers creek all
promise well, and the Bannack Ditch Company
have wound up TOR the year with satisfactory
brought into camp three live moose, one of them
weighing about 1000 pounds, twelve feet long,
with horns five feet apart at the tips.
A large quantity of freight, principally -four
from Gallatin Valley, had been received in Helena
lately. =
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-01

THE STORY lately told in the papers about the
burning of Dick Hampstead guerrilla leader,
over a slow fire, by band of Regulators, in Ar
kansas is declared by the journals of that State to
be a sheer fabrication. 49,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-01

MARRIAGE AND CELIBAcY, an essay of Warning
and instruction for Young Men. Also, Diseases
and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers, with
sure means of relief Sent free of charge in sealed
letter envelopes. Address DR.J. SKILLIN HoU9H;
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-12-01

The Best REMEDY FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
Strengthening the Nerves, Restoring the Lost
Appetite, is FRESE'S HAMBURG TEA. 1t IS
the best preservatiye against almost any sickness
if used timely. Composedof herbs only, it can be
given safely to infants. Full directions in Eng
lish, French, Spanish, and German, with every
package Try IT. Fer sale at all the wholesale
and retail drug stores and groceries.
EMIL FRESE, Wholesale Druggist,
T39y1l Sole Agent, 40 Clay ST., San francisco.
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BESIDES the snow storm this week, we asser
tina. the Atkins Bros. still keep Drug Store. &
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Mail Arrangement.

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List o, sizes and Prices of Wrought lro
fire Proofs.
INSIDE.

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These Fire proofs Manufactured to supply
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| List o, sizes and Prices of Wrought Ero,
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John Sc. Robinson,

No SO Dey Street, New York.
Steamboat, School House, Ships, and Factory
Bell
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Large Sizes Made to Order at IS Cents
Per Pound.
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Price EIisG.

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Cost of Bell and
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PENHE UNDERSIGNED has on hand and for
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ENGLISH OPINIONS.


ffow VIII Napoleon Act s-Ts lie n Trustee or
Proprietor ~ v~netias
Tho London TR>f OF tho 5th or Jaly says there IL TOO
much % fears,bat hoHaafes SM ~ ressmed %
both tho Of war n 20 Austria will BE- unable 70
withdraw any considerable number u troops from yo
neta and anlcs, sheltered BY the ars of France may
soon compelled % hear % peacs dictated ~
Prussia In her capital
The 7mes remarks tho ner questions arc whether the
Emperor Napoleon viii back bis tender of rood ofhces BY
threat ~ arw,d if..sr'ce and whoiher ln any
he win be content with part stakeholder or wiIl
act upon principles apparently forcshsdowed in
h.s letter 70 NJ Dfonyn de Lhgye Does be
regard himself simple trustee ~ v.netia r Italy
will he ~ trrnt before Transferring ~ VIII
he submit 20 witness the aggrandizsment Of Prussia In
Northern Europe without demanding any fresh rcc,nca
ton of the Eastern frontier ofFrance1 or will he Ia
ve The great Powers 70 aid a partition Of the
continent based the reAisf ra,oa1il>f ard national
brndayfsi, II dlca 10 believe that either Italy or
Prussia will ultimately repe the pacific overures Of tho
Emperor Napoleon, especially II they should b sup
ported by England Sooner later therefore without
sacrificing single soldier imposing the slightest bnr
den on France, tho French Emperor rM probably dad
h-veT soa,n "a, roai ar,aer n Earop, II position
which lofty ambition would dlsdAn 70 abuse
Tho London Esgs compares tho oesion ~ venstIa
properly ua,n .. ~ re n bantr,pey There h want
of fXnsneG about the Austrian government that a
ntind % srvpsra,e Prussia n AusuA wants Tho army
corps in Italy Vienna % make bes,ar terms praS
sa cannot b. erpec,ed % AID her IN scttng them Al
liberty There doubt but tha. the refusal of rr.nch
mediation would - a very serous event bat would
not b. Safe 20 conclude TO- abruptly tha, the powerful
word of Napoleon VIII irraaay restore peace Earope
The London Poa thinks that the least Prussia ask
wlth Vienna lying open p her victorious narh IL 80
papSes This implies ne acknowledgment y Lsr ~
fouts possession of the Elbc D1ohea Tie FREE n
Eeetoral-Hosse and other wnan Daehea ~ kingdoms
u satouy AMI Hanover AMI no province n Bohemia
TAey may ehoose u iiciate peace u Venna rather
than !; pardubfz = agree 70 4 convrcss
ne fondon Pet thinks aishoaI ihs Congress meet
n Pars, Engiahd H "a repfosrnted ~ fgra srend0u
nj /, probAble ~ French grytrumeui wln prop9rs
general flazrmAr4aut
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r u s s | a

Concentration of the Gxnr'a TroopA IN the
BelliQcrcnf Irontters Dates ot tit" ltus-tnu
Soldiers Towards Anafrlu #ta ". ahsi..
PROM l'Elr0pe ~ FraHNfuf. iQlf 8l
Prince ftschak0g has addressed a clfraar despatch
a. the kisinn agCnN abroad o1plastg tn purpuss *
tie concentration VI R4fH an tru0pr Hu commence Ag
remarking that Russia intenda ~ preserve tnc fre't
neutrality Nevertheless the Russian gpynrnmen rcc-
itbef obliged u form sotIH VI observation - tho 49,
iTo. Russian frontier ven ne Auslru lrusfhn,
for the security az tho inhabitants ~ fhosf
regions which might become ths theatre 81
war, and q pticat ~ srUgg< fnnl t>sa9
frarTfrTci r. Hntndn frrrGf fhA corrN -
obsery alton wil opeute u mo, abie colmna witch vit
their arrival the Austrian lrunslhn ditt-
whish nay I, dr,rr M Eafsti4 ..ritR aud
tho com naIdcrr ha1u Tie bern charged 10
Tho subjects II both hegcfen'N Inhabitants ~
thr ff0ntcrs who may iako refuge Russian fol 20
effects
Motives also specified A. lurfylng concentration
- army the rrith AMI ara rnfnafaabiy bref is
MISSION would ~ tn take ~ pon InU eenlEE the errh.
mrnts of the Porte and tha movements f0un t1vafds
The Danube and oppose the cu'y - psh forc Into 80
- rTfU