Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-17
DEMOCRATIC PsImARIEs.


Saturday, July 18th, at o clock. p NJ; Georg
H, Coe, Chairman, F. W. Bell, Secretary.
Delegates -H L. Andrews, John Cody. Geo
FL. Coe, c. j. Bernstiel Mat Zapp, John Har
TngtOn, j. w Wood, S. A. Merritt, Greer
!. White, Sank Owens, r. E. Foote, Chas. Uln
> Der, Fred. Bach, H. F. Sayrs, I. IL Bowman
t 10. A. Luckett Jas. Dunn, Dennis Buckley
j. b. Pierce, j. d. Galbraith, H. Emanuel, Nj
Lazarus.
JuStice-George c. Merritt
Constables.-Jules Thevenin, Jerry Doing
MooREsTOwN
{ Primary Meeting held at JEFF. Howell's, Sat
f urday evening, O'clock, F. j. Bartlett, Chair
man, j. C. Gordon, Secretary
j Delegate8.-B F. Davis, jeff Howell, F J.
Bartlett, J. C. Cord n.
JHstice.-F. j. Bartlett.
CORstGble-V. Bethel.
BUENA VISTA BAR
The Primary Meeting was held at Franz
Gebhardt's Senate Saloon, at O'clock, even
ing; DR.. A. P. Mitchell, Chairman, F. j. Geb-
hardt, Secretary.
Delegates-S. B. Thompson, D. H. Alder
sen, J. NJ, Hart, Thos. Golden John Ransom,
| n. ". AileH.
JWStice.-J. H. King
Constablea.-J. M. Hart, Franz Gebhart
CENTERvILLE
Primary Meeting held in the evening; j. B.
Duke, Chairman, l.. o. Benedict, Secretary
Delegates Michael Murray, L. O. Bene.
dict, John Il. Crawford, George w. Thatcher,
JAS. M0riarty, Michael Mcnamara, M Moritz
Justices.-L. O. Benedict, Michael Murray.
Constables.-G. W. Thatcher, D. Hannah
PIONEER CITY.
Primary Meeting held at Green B. Hollands,
at 8 o'clock, Saturday evening; G.. W. Stat
ford, Chairman, F. Mcfarland, Secretary.
Delegates james Hone, J. c.. Carroll G.
W. Stafford, Green B. Holland, J. NJ Cannady,
John Donovan.
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DEATH OF THos. francis MEAaHER-
the Montana papers of July Sd we learn of the
death of this distinguished Irish exile, the
splendid orator and gallant soldier 1t appears
chat on the evening of July LIST he went on
board the steamer A. G. Thompson, at Fort
Benton, to pass the evening in social manner
with some friends who were going as passen-
gers down the river. At late hour he went
out of the cabin upon the hurricane deck, and
very soon after those in the cabin heard loud
splashing of water. They rushed out, saw no
one, shouted for Meagher, and received no re-
sponse A search for his body had, up to last
accounts, proven fruitless. It is thought that
he was stunned in his fall, and the swift waters
pct lay Al. !
power of mortals to save him. When the in Ia
5elligence of his death reached Helena, Gov
Smith ordered that the headquarters of the :,
military posts lately established by Gen. Mea-
gher be draped in mourning for thirty days,
Ind requested that the same testimony of grief :
or the deceased be displayed at all the Federal {
md Territorial offices in Montana. Gov Smith,
n his remarks upon the distinguished dead, :
hus characterizes him: "He was q man of t
Ugh social qualities, great drbanity, high or
er of intellect brave soldier, true gentle I
nan, and an honor to his Territory and Gov "
Thomas Francis Meagher was o
bout 43 years of age, and was one of that gal ).
Int band of Irishmen, headed by VIM. Smith
)'Brien and John Mitchell, who were con-
emned by British Judges for their patriotic g
ut unsuccessful efforts to lberate their native :.
md in 1849, first, to death by hanging and n
but whose sentences were SUISSE
uently COMMITTED to transportation for life. q
lie escaped from Botany Bay in 1852, and had az
nee made his home in the United States He
aves widow in New York City, native of
lat place, whom he welded during the late :,
ar, in 1864, we believe. He was a man of Fl
impulses, and one of the most elo- CT
lent orators in the country Peace to his &c
she's. hi
ACCfDENT.-The Tedette of July 18th men -
ons the upsetting of Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'s at
age near Bear river, while going North, on II
he 9th, with the following passengers: Rev. m
!. D. B Miller, w. +. Thompson and wife m N
II Boise City; Chas Cotton, and J. a. Nc f.
rath for Virginia City, and Mrs. O. L. Stat br
'rd for Helena, NJ. T. All of the passengers ne
ere more or less injured, the latter fatally. br
LAUER & SWIM have opened heavy lot of staple ce
ID fancy groceries, provisions. clothing &C., and Of ge
superior inducements to all who wish to buy, at tn
holesale or retail he
LAZARUS & BROTHER maintain their tborol1oh STYLE