Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-08-08
A Visit to Flint.
HOW WE GOT THERE, AND NOW WE GOT BACK
WHAT WE SAW AND HEARD.

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i'oies' we gave "'ue' W ~" SUI.
orurr was ootyeu-- a'u VIZ IT, "s"la m""'''v '.
our steedS anu eo"'ii'e''o'u 'i' N''c'"'''inl,'
ing the While Tue beautiful county NIlch
lay to the South aud west ana hoidrillg on
mountalns whose frozen crtsts are reared lar
up amid the clouds. Ere We reached Cotton
wood we heard the shrlll blast OF the hngr
peal out and echo through the gniches. "Blll
was after us but as We had no idea Of LET ting
him beat. we frightened the lerns ana drove
the rowels to the "ioanlng Hank and sped
on down, down me MI.
"Give EN- rein, give en- rein your steeds in
pain.
You have pushed them To hard IN 'iart 'sa'n'
Being on sure footed nurses we give 'cu
rein and let en- sch Of. BILL never checks
and come down 'litk eiy hrndlc and "he-i-
ty school" We kept our distance ahrsd
until we reached the forks Of the road; the
stage took the one TO Orc, and we the one
to Owyhee. We had the opportunity to
see the building constructed tor the Iowa
mill. The machinery had not arrived hut
was expected by Tuesday. We also saw the
Black mill; il was running the pans and the
furnaces were glowing. The mill was work
ing Leviathan rock But a lew sipls farther
and we were III the throueed streets of the
beautiful Owylee City. Friends greeted lis
81 brothers. Our horses were cared Tor, aud
given bunch Of rurry-comh and brush and
rubbed down with hay, by Mr.. Lyons, who
is prepared to take care Of stock. We en-
tered the well illed store Of W. ". Hastings
Bill has II fine assortment ol good, and he
knows how to sell goods to gain custom
Our young friend, Herman Jndell. hooked
on to aud escorted us to his store. lIr j,
has good variety, and will certainly do well
PJIilics and quartz were the chel topics,
and they were well mixed. While talking
with one gentleman in the hearing of several
We made some inquiry about his ledge, il il
was good, what the name, etc. expecting 10
gain some information. Imagine our horror
when he answered us with much emphasis
ale can't be elected; there's no use in his be
ing nominated" We were stunned, and
turning to another gentleman we thought
TO tfy him on politics, but we were more as
tonished than ever; we asked him who he
was for &c. We weakened when he said.
"COme up and STE it. Wonldnt swap il for
the Poorlmn," We should have "cayrd"
had not Mr.. WIN. Usher came to our assist
ance and invited hs to walk around to Orc.
Here We were ushered into magnificent
and gorgeous finished sAlo1n. where lager