The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-17
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DEAN WoRLD:-AMe have but little fapubiic in
telsst ybropice tat is Dpt already before your aq
fsaders, ,thereforeswe willnecnssarilyeconfne ours
selves to matlersof a.loesl characser. sss''s 2
Our embryo City notwithstanding the general
complaint Of hard times. Shows evidence Of sub
stantal Improvements and is INCREASING in wealth
population and importancesisloW lybuts intfeptly,
like the, approach of jjackaSs towards peck Of
cats. is3 .3l.5' Kfgs8f ..g
the Adjournment of the late Legislat1re il
has beensnlost remarkably quiet. and our hoctur
nal siunbers are seldom disturbed by the sound
OF revelsy by night !" The price of.boart11 has
been.greatly reduccdAs so has the whisky but no
reduction in the price Of the latter W e denizens
OF tle metropolis have bad it almost entirely our
own way, and with the exception of an SEASONAL
bellgerent attitude assumed on the part Of your
neigll5nr, the Statesman, towards the Chief Ex
cxutve OF this Territory all is as calm aud se,
rene as a northern iceberg in mondays summer
sun: sun: ana ana would recommend it as fitting local
lty Tor "a young man with small capital aud good
morals tp lpcate permanently.
1nd1an flgntn has Teen the most exciting topic
for the last few days, and has furnished most
excellent Opportunity for the exhibition of elos
queppcei yalor and greenbacks. A company Of
twenty-five men have patl tlioticaIly resn1ndsd to
the call OF their friends in ,tha -Owyhee country
and LETT this place two weeks since under the
command of C.tpt. DC. Updyke and Lieut.. Chas.
Rtdglcy. They allgappeafed to be men of the
right stripe for this kind of sport and we expect
saonsto hear repartfffOn them. .lsI.iII Z
iHsWas Wlthsmhch dlHicultythAtat suitable orHff
could be procured for these fneh WHO had 50 zen
erOltly came forward and offered tAe efs1nefs6}hl
services and credit is due to harit t6wnsiIlat AZ
Wyatt, Esq .for his indefatigubfe Ebors in eails
vassng and soliciting srthsefiptions;i also to DR..
lts3 I'm ,,af1o o+l@n
endorsedsby Goy.1yon ,eacc0mpaiiadl by the more
substantial encouragementi oE4l donation Of five
hundred dollars from his OWL pii1at tie fund tirhe
reqitislte aInount-some three thousand dollars
was faised; showing praiseWorthy effort on the
partof Ourctlzens to- Contribute t the ppotactons
oil our more exposed friends. .1las s.
Ian account OF Capt. Walkers Indian fight hay,
ing appeared betoIe, is omitted i Ytsaa .tIstt
.asa9 AArsEAEN1s: Ilf'5 -
Mrs. Sue Robinson Getzler, has. so far recouerefl
from her late illness to again appear in public
assisted by W. Il. Robinson 6. w Brewer and
Company. They are well patronizcd i7ssT
HartweIIs Dancing Academy meets with suc>,
cess, and his Assembly meetings. to- those that
love to "trip the light fantastic toe y aford occa
Sions of pleasing entertainments. q III at4af#ysr d
The Concert given by the Sunday SchoofsscboL
ars, under the snperintendence of Rev III. Ha}nil-
ton, was a perfect success have not space to
particplaTize, or comment upon all thegex
The piece and song, sung by Miss A Ina. q lit
tie gIrl not four years old, was an entertainment
worth the admission, fee. .'Inglesde = as sung by
Miss osie Smith, was excellent. Recitation by
Aiss Fanny Lowell 9God bless oul.stars forever.;'
we would like to hear repeated again. The Solo.
by Mr.. Mccall, was highly appreciated, and the
declamations OF Master Raj Gillespie were bets
ter than could have been expected from one of his
years. Master Charles lie Bar, in decl amaton
was exceedingly good Muster Charles Hamilton
i'll his song OF Yankee Doodle, brought down the
mr. rDnsc md la1vy afx,
Eva Smiths rarely excelled by ore of her years
The songs of Misses Ella Johnson, Mary ,Haml
ton, Aga Hyde Fanny Lovelland Margafy Alma
are deserving of better notice. The exercises
were allof the most pleasing character and was
one OF the most pleasing exhibitions We have at.
tended for many years. Rev. Hamilton is entitled
to much credit in getting up the entertainment.
BY the way, had almost forgotten to pay my
respects to aMaurice," " the Oneida correspondent
of the Statesman. Maurice don't appear to like
the proceedings Of the last Legislature. He is |
particularly distressed about the franchise iscor-