The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-04-27
NEWS ITEMS.

4 lR R0lk and 4anilliil counties.
4 Al STEAMER from Portland has ascended the
j Tualitan river to Forest Grove, Oregon.
THE San Francisco Board of Brokers contributed
i 1900 to the Southern RELIEF fund. @s
4 THE democrats have carried the Louisville Ky.
charter election by over 1000 majority.
/ THE treasure shipment by the Ajax, April 18th,
from Portland to San Francisco, was $68 .0aO sss
THERE was five. feet of snow in Trinity valley.
Gal April 18th. The stages were unable TO travel
through there from snow and high water es.fses
/ q COMPANY has been organized in Dalles CITY.
and $50 900 subscribed, to build wooden factory
| at that place.
Mr.. GRAHAM Of AltuEas county, left Portland,
April 18th, for San Francisco, where he purposes
| 7, purchase large quartz mill. s3s.is s.
A BRIGHT little girl in playful anger caught
b0ldO of an older sister saying, Now I'll shake
the saw dustout of y0u = thinking the human spe-
cies was got up on the same plan5as her doll. 81
LINE of sailing packets to carry freight at low
rates, is to be put on between San Francisco and
Portland, Id consequence Of the withdrawal of the
opposition steamships on thatroute.9A1 9ilt 10 as
The Oregon City Woolsn Factory has more than.
doubled its capacity. 1t now runs 25 looms 8
Espinnihg jacks, and 6 sets of carders with other
Itnachinery to match. -
AT McMinnYille. Oregon. company has been
formed with $4,000 capital, to build wooden
lactory ana make canal for q supply OF water
from distant. stream: ssiEl8 sd sfsaeI e4 hl48s.
/ J. N. DoNNELI, prominent merchant OF Auburn,
Baker county, and of UniontoWn, Union county
Oregon, most estmab' citizen, died at his resi-
d lnee in Auburn; April I'd. sHH 0afaAsE1l 4ao
.. r. RoBBINss of THE Dalles, has the contract
for carrying the mail between Dalles City and
BOISE City, via Canyon City, tri-Weeky. The ser
fyieeis to commence July lst, ,ensuing, Ia q aAl
KENTUCKY, Tennessee and California, are yet to
hold Congressional elections this year for the
present Congress. In Kentucky, May 18th; Ten!
nessee, August lst, and California, Sept. 3d. d ii
The Portland papers say that merchants from
Idaho, onbusiness visits to that city report brisk
times and plenty lof money here. The Portland
merchants ale patiently waiting the substantial
eorroboration of thereports.
The Ajax, from San Francisco on her last trip iii3
|toPortland, brought large number Of passengers.
many Ghlnamen among thems and the Portland
9apers say the large proportion of the passengers
nd nearly all the Cinnamon, are bound for Idaho
nd Montana.
LIVE stock seems to constitute the bulk of freight
8p the Columbia this year, so far Last week 500
heepgi430 cattle land 1s5 horses and mules were
anded at the Dalles, Among the latter we're
eight fine large America horses to be taken to
Grand R0nde valley.a leiaaH ssaI aa8H 0aaeaas
The Indians made raid on Gnrrant creek, on.
The BALES and Canyon City road, and stole eleven
mules and two horses from g. III. Lockwood
TRIM. The rascals have lately been committing
depredations all along that road, and stole some
cattle from the Alkali ranch.
A GANG of eighteen Chinese laborers were lately
put to work in the Iron Works at Os1ego Oregon
A respectful protest from the white employees
brought an explanation from the Company. They
purpose employing Cinnamon only in labor which
the white men do not like .tosengage m 81 sf9 81
The RoADs,--From Mr.. French, Wells, Fargo
& Co.'S Messenger, who came through from Una
tilla early in the week. we learn the road along
the whole route is rapidly becoming in fair travel
ing condition. Between here and Boise City the |
stages are now making good time daily. atii
AN etnploye in the Oregon City paper mill had
his coat collar caught in ia revolving cog,wheel
and before he was extricated he was peeled of
every stitch of clothing him, except his shirt
collar and the bottom lining of his pants. He |
sustained no personal injury beyonda sore bruis.
ing got lin the whirling and stripping he underwent
The Lebanon Advertiser is one of the interior
Pennsy lvania Radical organs, but is very indig-
nat over the rejection by the Senate as Assessor
of that District, OF Major Grant Weldmah who
fought 6braYcly in the war. The Advertiser says
with more force than pietys: & He received his
country thanks on Saturday To hFaH with such /
thanks ~ sssssss s7a4s
AT aaaeeti1g of philanthropists at Boston, re
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