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

lJoRs CHoP HOUSE, westside Of Main street, Just
ue!,g Grove 81 Peytons saloon, is the paceto tit
un,tbe inner man With the good things of the ta-
Lie. Randi, Funk q Co. are fine caterers and good
cooks They serves square meal at q low prlee.
THE Blue WING nutters again dhder Sam /
Houstoas care, and he has fitted up d pretty and
snug cage for ithcnever say-dIe part,of that game
bird whence he passes round the liquids-all oil
the hest qualities to be obtained in, marKeh I'll
Coon weIsaw at thestote Of J. w. Wood
la few days. ago bar of gold worth, $500,
made from, dust which. assaYed Sl7 on per ounce
and was taken from NJ B, .Dunbars claim ia No /
bles Gulcb, on Moores creek, opposite this city,
suI bcq miner named u1ld VIM. Hanson "a swede
by birth committed suicide in ,hisiowncabin over
ot Buena Vista Bar, at noontime yesterday by i
shooting himself through the head with pistol
He had been somewhat deEanged for some days
but IRON what eatse4s not known.
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ScHooE EIEcTIoN. Notice is given By. Jas. "A.
s1nney that an election for three School Trustees
for this district to serve the ensuing year, will be
held at the School House in this city, on Monday,
NAV 9th between the hours of r.. noon and 5 ,af
grnoon. Jacob Romer, II. q. P0ujade and 9. l..
goodrich are appointed Judges OF the election.
Easter SERyIcEs.-IFigh Mass at ST. Joseph's
Church was beautifully and very impressiyelyE eel
ehrated by Father Mesphe last Sunday The sing.
ing by the choir, led by Miss Alice Rolner, aud
with her Mrs. Dooley, Miss Cosgrove, Miss Hughes,
Miss Redon and Messrs.s Dooleyand Beil was finely
executed. An impressive baptisma ceremony was
also feature of the Easter service.
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RrJEcTsD.- Through the Post Oficewe received
on Thursday morning a letter, beaaag date April
22d, and signed W. i. Kane which the writer re
quests us to publish The tone of the letter is as
bad as the,grammar, and thai is very bad for one
who processes to be a school teacher " hen W
j.. Kane desires any. communication of his own to-
be published ia this paper he has simply to obs
servethe ordinary rules OF courtesy and proprietY
in wording it. 44aFa 3sf e d5T
HEAVY SALE.-We learn that Messrs. YIN. Law
Of centreyille, andDsJ Waterman Of PioneefC City.
have purchased from J.AW. Wood and A. D. San
ders one-half of heaGrimes creek mining ditch,
for 5 20 600. The other half is owned by Benz
wilson of Pioneer City. 1t is very valuable ditch
property and supplies water to a rich stretch of
diggings from beyond Hog EN- to hummer Hill.
KILLED.-A miner named Archibald McGillavery
was instantly killed yesterday morning while at
this city, by the caying of the bank The trunk of
large PROSTATE tree lying. upon the bank fell on
and crushed the unfortunate man to death. From
Mr. John Grant, an intimate friend and former
partner of the deceased we learn that he was
native Of Lochie, Glengarry county, C. W., aged
about IL years, and was single man. His pa
rents reside ia I4ochel The funeralwill take place
from the,clailn formerly known as Grant & Co.'s,
on Mobiles Gulch, at II o'clock this morning; -
SNAIL. q splendid loo guineas' London
aaqe, double barrelled shotgua the finest and best
q the Territory, we reckon and those fine days he
will keep going after and bringing down lots of
snslail BIRDS Whit The beauty of his shooting is
tflat MS gun brings down lots of game for his friends
: as we'll as for himself. He presented us with
NICE mess Of tat, plump robbins, all dressed and
ready Tor the Goals, on Tuesday and he has twice
since repeated the thing. Uncle 10. we thank
you all over. &
AN-AFFRAY.--A very ugly ARRAY while it lasted
occurred between Hugh Kelly, the miner, and a
man named Stock, on Main street, near Taylor.s
Exchange, last Sunday night Kelly gave Stock
sore woEnd on the topof the he'd with the but
Of pistol he had taken from Stock in the scunle
and the latter gave him about twenty bad cuts
with knife, while they were clinched all over
his body and hcadu Stock was arrested By officer
alnaan with difficulty, and lodged in prison for
examination the next morning. On Monday he
was brought before Justice Smelling, but at the
apeting of Court. Prosecuting Attorney Nav
stated that he had had an interview with MI. KeI.
ly, who was unable TO leave his bed and that gen.
tIeman had declared himself to have been in the
wrong in beginning the affray, and therefore de-
sired that Stock should not lie prosecuted. Ac-
cordiDglv Judge May withdrew the charge, and
Stock was released. We are glad to learn that
aAir. Kelly is rapidly recovering from his many
wounds. Some Of them were severe, but happily
net dangerous. He is under the skillful treatment
nf Dr. Healey. Stock expresses deep sorrow for
bis sharcin the ARRAY, as Kelly was good friend
to him. We trust it will prove shiutary lesson
10 him, and caution him against the too ready use
OfiUeapons,