The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-08-18
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s We HAvR barely space to direct attention to the
nbtice Of the meeting at the Cosmopolitan Melo-
deon, tonight All should attend. It should re-
ceive the appreciation Of all, izas. IS. f@a
In CoURr.-Two cases which seemed to involve
considerable popular interest have been examined
this week before Justice Turner. One of them
was on charge of bigamy. The defendant was
held to answer. The other case is in reference to
shooting scrape on Thursday night.
FoRwARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
See advertisement of Frankenthal & Haas, UNA
tia. Besides their business as forwarding and
commission merchants, they have an extensive
stock of merchandise for sale in this upper coun-
try. Shippers should read. aaf.s sr#a 81
esses
SERENADE.-A delegation of the Democracy
complimented the World Office the night after the
election with stirring serenade-closing with
three rousng cheers for Street, Bowman, the
"Worldn and the eternal Democracy. We appre-
&late the compliment. 3Nsasai5t
a WINDY PARTY.-The defeated candidates
have been living on wind for some months. That
element being used up in this Basin, the disap7
pointed candidates have gone to Wind River
Mountains for a new supply via Salt River. 1t Is
healthy locality to recruit in. They will get
their wind there. ~ st3s s..,g .s7f s4s4;t-4
"a We omitted last week to refer to the new adver7
tisement of WI. Pollock, successor ct Geo. W.
Hunt. Mr.. Pollock is Supplied with fine stock
OF Groceries, to be sold wholesale or retail. Liz
nors of the best quality, provisions OF all kinds
cigars, hardware &c. are for sale. Visit the store
on the east side of Main street. opposite the Una
tiiIa Markell, and examine for yourself ssbE
TIE ELECTION IN 1864. AT the general election
held in Boise county in October 1864 the yotesof
HolLrOok was 1858. of Parks 2769--total vote for
Congressman, .6232. /
In Idaho City precinct the vote was as follows:
Holbrook 1l66, Parks 9lS-total 2O79. Placer
vile, Holbrook 868, Parks O--total 7OS. Cen
terville, Holbrook $40, Parks 346-total ZIG. Pio1
neer, Holbrook 4SS. Parks 274-total 762. l
We direct attention to the advertisement of
Geo. Il. Chick, Boise City, in reference to the
California. or Hansbrow, Pump together with all
the fixtures, hose, couplings DC. This pump is
highly spoken of by the mining Journals, and is
being rapidly introduced in all the mining States
and Territories. - = 80.
See also notice Of sale Of work cattle. yokes &c.
blythe same party. "a
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WELLS, FARGO & Co., FAST FREIGHT.-See
new advertisement. The Pioneer Stage Co. has
discontinued carrying freight Wells: FargoA& Co!
having made arrangement with them to carry all
freight going over their route. The.prce charged
for the transportation of freight has been greatly
reduced to this Territory. From Portland to Idaho
City it will be 80 cents For schedule in full read
advertisement. 3 Is afae eas ID a.i6 1s bssdsaE8
ST sgI9a4a a}FE0g
tiokLADAYAs OVERLAND ExPREss.-This ccm-
pany has fitted up. an Office at Bernstiels on the
coruer,of Wall and Montgomery, and are dispatch
ing letters and freight regularly every week to all
parts Of the Atlantic States. They connect also
with all parts Of Montana, Utah and Colorado.
Persons desiring to forward money or packages
will find this express reliable and speedy. Mr..
Alfred Eoffis the agent.
MINING VIEWS In OwYHEE.-Our friend junk },
OF the firm Of Junk & Curry favors us with seve-
ral'fne Photographic views of Owyhee scenery,
including several of the celebrated War Eagle
mountain, Silver and Ruby Cities, the various
mills &C. The illustrations of Idaho scenery are
pleasant mementoes to send East, and when Junk
returns to Idaho City in few weeks, we advise
our friends to procure some samples.
CLARK's SCHOOL GEoGRAPHY.-We have res
ceived from Bancroft & Co., publishers, copy of
this new work. The popularity of this discrip
tive Atlas is the prominence given to the Pacific
States and Territories 1t was issued at San
Francisco, and designed for use in the schools of
this coast-the author believing that the geogra-
ply of ones own country should be familiar before
that of distant countries is undertaken. The
maps are fuller than usual and appear to be.