The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-01-06
TINE AND TIDE.

The men wheshad resolved to be good the ensuin
year forgot all their promises before noon and the ade
who hadque left off dancing for theseason either went
most of hem Geo. Cans ball or to celebrate with thu
, Fenans at Hog'em.
Areckless disposition as to whether Time ever wait
for anybody appears to have been INDUCED anC
our people literally in of Intoxicating drink.
and worldly pleasures How big cir heads seemed tt
themselves Tuesday morning doesn't need to be ex
planned to anybody and how much richer and wiser they
were only be duly appreciated by those who had ex
perience.
Last week and this havecertaily been carnival times
for Idaho City, and they not near through with yet
for there's the Gymnasium ball next Monday and the
Odd Fellows ball on Tuesday of the following week
there's the Cosmopolitan Assemblys every week and
the soireos of Mr. and Mrs. This One and Mr. and Mrs
Rhat 0ns till hardly night remains for rest or retire
ment andsscarcely day in the week, except Sunday,
which canbe partially devoted to the usual ayocations Of
life. It's fact.
I wonder what other countries think of us /? Would
give something to know just upon what round Of the
ladder Of fame Idaho hangs just where are placed in
the scale ofcivaton and about what degree ofenlish
eminent We are supposed to stand at 4 fSg
have only heard three say they were not going to
BIackfoot in the Spring whicis an Indication that Mon
tana Territory will receive big emetic from Idaho in
March and April, or whenever this community drops
down upon her. dead broke ruined in mind and pocket
with nothing to eat money to buy too proud or too
lazy to work.
Our merchants looking ahead and realizing this state
Of affairs have already raised the price flour to as high
figure rules in the Blackfoot country considering no.
donbt that it viii be profitable in the long run to-
keep their goods and sell at lower prices to cash CUSTOM
ers who will come to this country than to sell them now
to class of men who only intend to remain hare few
weeks more at farthest
There will bsa grand opening for newcomers There
Will be plenty ofroon for industrious and ener-
getic population in all pursuits The mines here will
pay as well they have heretofore and the advantages
sof trade bid fair to be far superior to what they ever
naYe been Let everybody go that wishes to by all
means let us enjoy change Of scenery in the Spring
and shall awake with the satisfaction of hope at least
that the advent ofanother Summer in Idaho will be
insw era in her financial prosperity
At Boise City the hoteLkeepes have raised the price
of board They several points more extravaganza in
heir ideas of the woEhof eaabes than are at home
They will weakcnyery They will not long crow
oYar their good natured visitors FROM Boise county, But
they are delighted with the boards of Acean Boise DUST
Whieh they have already exractedfom our pockets aud
from the vault of our COUNTY TREASURY! 81
The accidents ndcasuaties of this week in Idaho
City have been few that they scarcely worth re.
lang several fights between amateurs have resulted
in nothing more than drawn pistols knives and fe
sore heads, or two drunken men were dragged in
and thawed out before they frozen to DEATH and
the losses BY robbery and theving are comparatively
SMALL
One wedding occurred on New Years Day. by which. /
Prof Benedict of the Public School, has taken better
half and thus atoned for the delinquency of his past
life. Iwsh them much joy. - e. a
From Pioneer City, hear that the Fenan ball was
gSand success about forty ladies being present. and tie
supper by Mrs. Doland ar that could be desired and
served in eceert style. Only one extraordinary Incl
lent is said to- have occurred in the ball room and this
was the expulsion of lady who it seems was really so
much richer and more hastily dressed than anybody else
hat the balance of the ladies could not possibly endure
ler That lady to Idaho and attend all
he balls shs pleases and not be expelled 1t is not con-
dorel Hthe thing" in this country to exp gentlenen
rom ball rooms but thoElart weak and defense
ess against such Odds lana with you, but we are still
n sad minority. fA$s p
From distance report that Boise Basin has
lad an unprecedented fall of snow, but it's not true As
et there LITTLE moretlan three feet and not as much
$ had kIen last year this time The weather HASN'T
zen as cold last winter and there areyet hopes of en-
arly spring. 3aI
The stoclSahd store of j. G.. Bryant has beenod to
ther PARTIES himself and Henry Spear intend going to
aackoot IIopesit may pay them. There are others +
DING who are.equaly entitletBto our kind regards.
At Pioneer and CentreyiAe the desire among the ner
hants break up house keeping and leave is not SOL
eneralas with Twoor tree.irmas in each of the
inside camps have large stocks hand which came up
tcheap reights. They anbicpato plenty of trade and
18th no fear Of disappointment. p af ft4
The undersigned Is Of the opinion that with all our
,nts and grievances still virtuons and flourish
ig community %
That our legislature including the owyhee and Altu-
rs delegations, is yrtuous, too
That the Governor Of Idaho Territory is in the same
x: s-tHts
That the Boise County Treasury is solvent institu-
on 10 he az 5ss 1snpf 4a7eS ~
That ourdast donated othe Churches or charties
hight reasonably be reokoned at sixteen dollars per Il
ance and that doctors being much afflicted with O
pootnesS'' oughtto emigratotoa sicky region
AS for NE giving them dollar; yours tri4gisn't
tA.s ~ h4a1 =, ff3&fs3e a}ssEss upon IT. Il n
BL4cEFooT ITEM, "A. late letter from HeIe- Z
a says that fourisg only $28 per hundred o.
nd other articles in proportions. The stage q
aries na yars9 III ten ORTIZ olive .