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

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EDrToR WoRLD: certain class of "qhid
nuncs . were thrown into, very high state
of excitementby the arrival oftdispatc y by
the gfape-vine telegraph, stating that bis
IExcellency Gov, Agoni bad beeHremoved5 and
that one Mccormack, ex-Secretary of Arizo-
ma had been appointed inlhis stead on ac-
count of which the maniken of the Estates
Eman" and his dark lantern friends were very
highly elated, and INDUCED in various sly
Withstand Knowing gIances but, alas bow
often are our cherished dreams DEFY dis
PEELED by the crueiShantf ofafate s's' The best
laid schemes .gofIimen and 6mice5 gang aft
Iaglee," for scarcely had the amanik en- got
through with zcongratulating his friends of
the dark lantern Gwhen,s like the knell u
funeral, came a few oficialpapers announce
ling that said eY4Secretary was Iappointed
Governor of Arizona insteadg of Idaho, tasrs7
Since my last there have been mo- very .exs
traordinaFy changes bere, except, thato the
stages have. resumed making their. regular
trips from below, and the town presents
business like activity that is refreshing after
4 dull, monotonons winter, The, town is al
most crowded with strangers, have various
places of destination; though the principal
emigration seems tendingto Montana Many
of our citizens have left and many more are
preparing to leave soou.un 8ns7i1 2ni0a1b ssss
Theweather has been most delightful and
our farmers are actively engaged IN planting
and improving their farms. 4. This branch of
industry, which has heretofore been but -ex-
perrin entail, has so far exhibited the most sat-
isfactory results and has been so far certain
and remuneratiyeail Most of the cereals can
be produced here to. q perfection feFy,seldom
eqaaled in~any coaatFy, and vegetable pro pro-
ducts will compare .fayorably wnhi Oregon or
California. Whilewe csn}boast. of nosfieh
placer diggipgs, or quartz lodges, ne possess
elements ofWealthgand future prosperity =
holding out the most tempting inducements
to the farmer, the merchant and mechanic to-
make this permanent abiding, bome..s Our
central position, withIrefefebce. to the many.
mining localities, togetheriwith an agreeable
climate, will make Ada County, in point of
population ana =whalth, emphasized by few
counties in the Territory. N 7efi' sazof p
Z Two fourigg mills are being erected-one
some four miles from town, It don't remem4
Der the parties), and another by G.. j. GRAY
4 Coz ffteen;miles distant. On therranch of
Mr., Gray the work having beer commenced
and the machinery already on the way. 1t
will be ready to work on the coming crop. s
A POstofice has been established at Mid.
dleton, on Boise river below this place. on.
VIM. A. Montgomefy's ranch, and Elijah Ben
ner appointed Postmaster, Sa...,, ~
e In taking. a stroll aroGnd town we could.
not help observing that improvement was the
order. OF the day. Jesse Peters has opened
q, newspaper and periodical depot, where the
latest publications may be obtained It is.
quite an enterprise and we hope every one
will patronise Jesse. Messrs. Misener b Lam
kin have established a circulating librarv.-
s Mr.. Josephl Mcintosh has taken and fitted
up the Bank Exchangel' saloon, and has adj
ded an attractive feature to the concern by
keeping q file of well-assorted newspapers
and periodicals, for the. gratuitoas use of his
friends We always find a copy of the WoRLp
there, and AL. Wormett, the presiding genius
Of the ipstitn ton, with IL disposition and q,
knowledge, prompted by the "proper spirit
10 pleases Atyott IALA2Ala b-a4
% Mrs. Getzler and troupe are still PLAYING
here On Saturday evening last the piagywas
the LADY otLyons," which drew apparently
the largest house of any. before assembled in
the city. Mrs. Getzler more tia D ca ne III 81
to expectations. ~ w. H. Robinson. Ri. Gil.
lesple as Col. Dumas, E. Rayner-andh i'm
fact,1 without partIcdlafizing, it was an excel
lent performance, and at the request of citi-
zens is to(6e repeated soon. I fTIJ Y
). Among the recent arrivals we nuticn our
old friends CaptyJef. Standifer, " h0 spendI
ing few days here preparatory to his dspar-
lure lpr Montana GITTiJ JAaTHI0 y G4Y 4
q Vne DAY last week our citizens were thrown
lh'o qo''e sta'e o. CONSERVATION by the sud
den departure OF Governor Lyon, our worthy
Sheriff Dnval, and deputy G. Fl. Thomn.
son, Esq mot knowing, The cause of. their
flight. But after a day or sftya
they Weresreleved of their anxfefy NV The
arrival OF the afonesaid,pafty, wlifchsb had a..
he Governor upon treaty.! mai.
ing expedition-7he, by his lnterfeftbca bav.
ing succeeded ininegotiating an alliance Of
the most tuendly aud nermanenf-c bsra tar
between the aforesaid John Du8af and WisS
lizzie A. Frotnan. a3d ioai1ahid 93I si727e'
., The whooplng cough has been very preva.
lent here and several DEATHS we learn Have
occurred among the children, from that dis
ease.-
q Rey Mr.. Hamilton has Given anotber osbi.
Sabbath School exhibitions Il
was generally patronized, and the exercises
were Of a highly moral and fnterestip o char
acter1Id LIUUI & III f1l1t OYYf''fSsFtI!etJ
81 We have jast been,informed fhatlvour wor.
thy townsman, Geo. eAinslie, ESQ, basrakeo
one.of ourbriehtest starsLas vo "a &C.
OF mine So expressed himselfl z But 1T 4, NJ
oe heiped-whatis our ossis GEORGES pain
= GOV: Lyon was lrnasteruot ceremonies upon