Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-31

ing violently thrown from the upsettng Of the stage,
near centerville, whilst on his return from Granite
Creek hther after pastoral visit to that camp. He
is under the careful attention of Mr.. j. Dooley and
family at Buena Vista Bar and the skillful surgical
treatment of Dr. Healy. On Sunday last he was able
to attend the High Mass at the new Chapel and wil
if wellenough oficiate in his sacred calling at the
Chapel on Sunday next, at High Mass at the usual
hour. His broken right is mending very favor
ably. and It is hoped he viii soon be restored to full
health and physical soundness. f-sa 60. le.sas.5
SERIOUS AccIDENT.-A German, named Luke Ma
chales, who resides Buena Vista Bar was severe
lyinjured on Sunday evening, in this city, by the
breaking away Of the strip Of sidewalk over stretch
of excavated mining ground on the west side Of Main
street above Harris street, upon which the unfor-
tunate manw walking. He fell among the mass OF
rocks thrown out from slniee boxes and sustained
very serious and painful compound fracture Of the
ankle He is under the care of DIR. Healy 5#ss
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90 SALE OF JEwEIAY.-We call special attention to the
new advertisement Of Hickman 4 Dickinson, in this
paper They have the pioneer jewelry establishment
of this city, and the largest in all Idaho They offer
to sell off the whole of their great and splendid
stock of jewelry gold and silver Watches silver and
plated ware diamond ware all kinds Of latest styles
and fashions of wares in their line at cost Can and
oe1 4or yourselves - EsnfaA&k
6 BARLEY AND oATs.-J A. Abbott who owns ane
farm over on The Payette brought to this Office few
days ago, some specimen stalks of barley and oats
ready for harvesting, which were raised on his place
this year. They are full headed, and seem to beof
very good quality Mr.. Abbott has 1875 acres of wheat
oats and barley, and says the crops on the Payette
are generally in fine condition That valley wiz soon
supply this Basin with breadstufs and vegetables.
AssEssaENTs.-From F. B. Britten, County Asses
and Tax Collector we learn that the assessments
levied 30 far, in the three principal camps in this
Baain outside of Idaho City aggregate as follows
Pioneer City, $215S38; Placervie $14S 576 Center
vile; $50 000a total of $678 914 and the assess
nentrol Of these places are not yet completed.
III B. NJ. DURELL & Co. are entering upon a very
handsome Exchange and banking business here
They have every kind Of Government Revenue stamps
for sale; buy and sell gold dust gold coin, green
backs, &c. on the best terms for their customers
The new Banking House, corner of Montgomery and
Commercial streets in the ire-proof brick is yery
. nicely fitted up for their business. & st'a oa8 .
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GRAND BALL.--Isobert Turner has Just completed
anew and spacious Pavilion at his Warm Springs,
and proposes to signalize the event by splendid
opening ball there on next Wednesday evening, Aug
Clayton Yale Co.'s Bookstore and in all the bust.
ness houses. twill be grand affair
q REMOVAL. Deter. the finished hair dresser and
mastery shaver of boards, has removed his place of
business to Wall street. next door above Taylor's
Exchange, where he has very neat shop fitted up
for his patrons. s9 - $50 ~ ~ tals
aKILLED-we learn that on Monday young man
was killed by the caying of bank while mining on
Thorn creek just above the confluence of that stream
with More's creek We were unable to learn the
name of the deceased or further particulars.
sdi ARREST Deputy Sheriff Jo Rowe yesterday ar
rested Antoine. . somewhat notorious Mexican, on
charge Of attempted grand, larceny. he is on $500
bail 20 appear before Justice Donaho at II o'clock
ssAcQU1TrED.-SGrs. Duncan was tried yesterday on
thecharge Of passing bogus gold dust and acquitted
She was then remanded to prison to serve her one
year torn, per sentence of last week
LOST wARRANTss-see the notice of two notes and
several County Warrants advertised for by John Don
ovan of Pioneer City, in another column He viii
pay liberal reward for them.
BIG Eae-Yesterday J. h. Shepherd showed us an
egg laid by year old hen belonging to him, which
measured 755 by Ga inches circumference, and
weighed about three ounces
Bic oFFER.--A gentleman who lives in PIacerYille
informed us yesterday that an offer of $4,000 was
made for q claim owned by one man on Granite
creek, during the week, and refnsedes 4a8.asa9
g BHzAsr. on Main street. old stand. has choice
vines and brsndies, and fresh lot of Ishmus but
ter Oregon hams. and other choice groceries. just
receixed - 8 8 AS9ssa&seasS @s@s%
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- WILKINSON continues to keep on band at bis great
oferand Ronds Aour. and sells by the quantity to
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