Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-19

nothing. Immediately Mr.. Pinkham informed Sher-
if Crutcher of the affair." and Deputy Rowe was at
once sent pursuit of the fellow. He succeeded in
overhauling the stage long ways down the road.
took his man, brought him back, and he is now in
prison to answer. small sum OF the bogus dust
was found upon him when arrested. We hear OF
sort of bogus dust which has come into play OF
late-apparenty made of pyrites of iron and coated
with gold by chemical process. It be readily dis
covered by crushing or breaking the particles. We
advise readers to be on their guard against the
bogus stuff.
THE ELKHoRN AGAIN.-The third clean up Of the
season was made at the Quartz mill OF the Elkhorn
Company six miles from Pioneer City in this Basin,
last Saturday and from seventy tons of ore the gold
produced was four hundred and ten ounces. There
is vet over five hundred tons of the kind of ore
to crush and the hands are continually getting out
more. The uniformity OF the gold product OF this
noted mine is cheering evidence OF its enduring
richness. There is very little noise made about the
mine by its owners, but at the same time they are
monthly assured of its great wealth by receipts OF
large masses of bullion retorted from each clean up
IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL CEREMoNY.--The funeral cor
tege which followed the mortal remains of the late
o. c. Hall, Esq, of this city, yesterday afternoon
was one of the largest witnessed here The OBJ
seqes were under the direction Of the Masonic Fra
ternity and the ceremonies at the grave were very
impressive. The deceased was man of much talent
and fine education. He ranked high among his pro-
fession of the Bar in this city By his death young
and devoted wife and little daughter of tender years
are bereft of their natural protector and supporter
Col Hall was formerly resident of Sierra county,
and of San Francisco, California.
MAN MIssNG.-W. D. Robertson, of Pioneer City,
in this Basin has been missing since Saturday, June
1st He was last seen within about one hundred
yards Of his cabin and had sack filled with clothing
and provisions It is thought he had between 500
and 5000 on his person. He dressed in light col
ored Clothes and without coat. He is feet inch
es in stature dark compexioned dark haired. and SO
years of age. Any information concerning him will
be thankfully received by his brother, r. T. Robert
son. Centervie, John Il. Pool Pioneer City, Boise
county, I. L. s ts
NEW MILLINERY SToRE-Mrs. E. J. Butler had
just opened new millinery and ladies' dress goods
store, on Wall street. below Kngseys the very day
of the fire. Scarcely was her store arranged for GUS
tom when the alarm was sounded. In an hour the
place was in ashes. But she has rebuilt, restocked
the store and again open under arer auspices
at the same spot. She has stock of beautiful and
elegant goods, as ali who wish to buy will find.
GOT HIS PnE.-In our issue Of June 9Th inquiry
was made for valuable meerschaum pipe lost on
Buena Vista Bar by Mr. Ben. f. Wood of this city.
few days before. On Monday the pipe was returned
to Mr.. Wood by an honest fellow who found it, and
saw the notice in the WORLD telling of it's loss and
who owned it The benefit of advertising in a widely
read paper, you see, good readers. Business men
can appreciate such a paper.
FIXING UP--Robert Turner, of the Warm Sulphur
Springs is having valuable and tasteful improve
ments made in his large bathing house and public
rooms In the warm days now coming upon us it is
rare luxury to enjoy the ride thither and back in
Drydes covered wagon, and the refreshing bath at
the Springs. either by q swim in the great sulphur
water reservoir or In the regular bathing tabs IN
cosy rooms. Try it.
MISSING ARTIcLEs.-We call especial attention to
the advertisement of W. Meydenbauer in this paper,
in regard to articles belonging to himself and family,
which have been missing since the fire. Only a base
and malignant wretch would retain possession of the
articles after knowledge of their ownership, and
cannot yet believe there persons of such base
ture in this community Let them be returned.
SELLING oFF.-The large clothing house of NJ
Wunsch & Co. have concluded to wind up business
here, and return to the States in few months For
this purpose they selling off the whole of their
extensive assortment of fine and ordinary clothing
furnishing goods, &C., and also lot of superior ci
gars and excellent tobacco. Go and buy OF them.
FRESH SrooK.-Andrews s. Co. have just received,
by teams from Wallula, an immense stock of fresh
goods in their line consisting of staple and fancy
groceries, fine liquors, sc. They have superb bran
dy and whiskey.
L. NJ. COIN is building fine frame store in front
of his reproof brick the site of his old store,
corner of Main and Wall streets He has on hand
very choice stock of splendid and seasonable ladies'
dress goods, clothing, &C.
LEAHI Demonstrations, Goodrich & Co.'S Express
to Leesburg starts from this place Monday morn
ing at o'clock Parties wishing send letters, or
to go as passengers by saddle tran find Goodrich
at the Post Office.
FAsT.-The oppositionistage of Lindsey Stewart
reached here yesterday afternoon at half past two o.
clock, having made the trip from Boise City in about
seven hours time, including stoppages 1t usually
takes from nine to eleven hours by the old line.
S
FROM LEAH.-Among others lately returned from
Ieesburg we are glad to see Mr. Henry Spears, the
popular clerk of Mr. J. G. Bryant He has enough
Of Lemhi.
POWELL Coz have received large and complete
stock of merchandise, groceries. provisions, -four
SC, direct from Umatilla, and also stock of very
superior liquors of all kinds
WARM WEATHER-The first really warm weather
of the season has come upon us during the present
week. Monday was charmingly warm day.