Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-11
City and County.


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City and County.
STOLEN GOODS FoUED.--Yesterday morning nearly
all of the goods, consisting Of fine Cloths which were
stolen from Isaacs Brothers a few weeks ago, were
recovered. The facts in connection with the recoY-
cry, as we have them from Mr. Tos Foye are as fol-
lows: For some time past Mr. Foye has had mess
ing with him. at his house at the foot of Wall street,
Messrs John Cody and Stephen Moloney, and Chi
na1nan was employed as cook His services were dis
psnsed with Monday night, and yesterday morning
Foye and Moloney commenced on general clearing
up Of the house They found closet IN the kitchen
nailed up, and, wondering why it was thus closed.
proceeded to open it, On pryng off of the boards
the sight Of several rolls Of cloths done up in the
usual trade cotton wrappers, was presented. Con-
WINGED at that the goods of the lot lately
stolen from Isaacs Brothers, Foye procured the SER
vices of officer German, and went in quest of the
China1lan. On their way back to the house, he was
seen going to it. He was followed in. The moment
he the open closet he turned white as his
saron-compl admitted At once he was arrest
ed. He confessed to having put the goods there a
few days ago, but protastedetey had been given to
him by another of his countrymen that he had not
stolen them The first part of his story is corfsbo-
rated by some miners and Others, who saw him TAX
ing the bundles into the house day last week He
was put in prison to await examination The goods
recovered consist of FIVE bolts rolls Of fine beaver
and cloth and cashmere, from one or two OF which
few yards have been cut 1t is likely that this recov
cry may lead to discovery of the preceding burglary
of Isaacs Bros store and the thefto the $4,000 in
gold dust which was then taken. We are glad, how
ever that they have recovered these goods and hope
the recovery of the money, and the apprehension,
surely follow. iH
ANOTHER CASE OF REcovEEY.-In our last issue we
chronicled the theft of Il coats and pairs of panta
looms from the store Of Fleischman & Heyneman, Of
this city, which took place on last Thursday evening
Officer John German took up the quest for the stolen
goods He started by searching every drift between
here and the Warm Springs. On Saturday morning
he found one package Of three coats and all Of the
oantaloons, in drift below Buena Vista Bar The
remaining eleven coats have not yet been found.
This theft was evidently committed by Cinnamon.
Now for the catching of the rogues- that's most i'm
portant.
THE WEArHER-Pioneer residents say that not
since the winter of 1864 has there been anything
like the weather SO far this Instead of in
tense cold, heavy fosts and deep SHOWS, have had
but very little of cold weather, only snowfall of
consequence, but, instead, deal Of SOFT moderate
weather, with an unusual quantity Of rain Within
the last two days more ram has fallen than ever Der
fore during the same time and season, and the Their
1noneter has ranged in al the twentyfour hours of
each day. not lower than ten degrees above freezing
point, and as high as 81 degrees.
CHINESE scRrfMAGE. Deputy Sheriff John Dono-
van of Pioneer City on Sunday brought to the coun
ty Jail five Cinnamon charged with having been ring
leaders in gang Of thirty who had attacked another
gang of seven Of their own countymen, but of
different company, near Pioneer the day before, and
severely wounding some of the assai1ed party. One
Of the sufferers had hand chopped off
CHRISTMAS TREE The attention 5f our city read
ers and others the vicinity is requested to the
tice given in the advertising columns of Christmas
FESTIVAL to be held in the Good Templars splendid
new Hall on Christmas Eve. Letall join and help the
Festival along It is for very worthy object. q
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JB EMERY, on Main street, near Wallula, has
fresh choice and large assortment Of every kind of
groceries and provisions He has also very superior
brands of whiskeys, brandies, ana other liquors.
wines, &C. Try Emery He sells eheap1y and gives
good trade.
For CKR1sTmAs.--For fine, fat chickens, splendid
tame DUCKS, and IreSn eggs, call on fsODefb IurIeP
at his famous Warm Springs resort He has lotf of
each kind and he feeds, his fowls with wheat and
good things-not slops AID scraps.
J. E. ROWE Deputy Sheriff. gives notice to the
public that he will attend to any business confded to
him in the Justices Court Of Jonas w. Brown Per-
sons interested should bear this in mind.
PERsoNAL.-E. g. Sterling, Territorial Treasurer
and VIM. r. Bishop, Territorial Comptroller. came
by stage of Monday evening, on brief official visit
to this city, from Boise City.
Mrs. r. O. SHEPHERD has freshly received an as
sortnent of rare and beautiful millinery and rich ele
CANT dress goods especially calculated for holiday
presentation to the fair Ones
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THE HoLIDAYs-See Hickman & Dickinson's new
advertisement in regard to jewery ana gold and sill
yer ware for holiday presents They have a splen-
did assortment and charge moderately.
L. NJ, Conn has lately received, per Express, from
San Francisco, the very newest styles Of superb
dress and fancy goods for ladiesjust the thing
for an elegant Christmas present
CENrERvI1LE BALL Don't fail to remember that
the grand ball at Fenan Hail. Centeryille, will come
off on the evening of Thursday of next week. Idaho
City ought to have good delegation present.
Go TO K1NGIEY's for tiptop ladies shoe or gaiter
or balmoral; fer boots. fine heavy, for men or
boys. He has also complete stock OF shelf hard
ware. wooden ware. sc.
S. B. aoRRIsoN at his new store opposite Du-