Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-07-11


Poorman ore is PROFESSIONALLY rich, we may
expect to hear Of great results in short
time.
ra-Ed Sturgis and Tom McAvin have
their Brewery at Flint in full blast. They
make good beer, and withal, are clever and
accommodating gentleman. They know how
to fix things up and deserve public patron
age for the exertions they have made to
build up the country. Success attend them.
nB-The opposition stage to Boise City
is now laying over TO await their new coach
but in few days it will be running again. and
keep regular time. Patronze the opposition
for remember when it stops, the travelling
public will have to pay from SIS to S20 fare
to Boise City, when now it is only about
one half.
r@- Now is the tima-dOnt stand back
1t won't shoot--bYt will transfer your pbz
to plate. Leslie & Junk are tuking pic
lures in style unsurpassed by any artists on
the Pacific coast. We know you wunld like
to have yourself transferred To card, nicely
enameled--and Leslie & Junk can fix them.
Sec their "ad" and give them call.
As we are going to prees we learn that
Indians drove off stock on Tuesday night
last, running between the Herd Il Frasiers
saw mill. and Mincars quartz mill. Two an
imals-AOne horse aud ont mu!V-wpre wOnud
ed with arrows About seven head missing
1t strikes us forcibly that there will be ser
vice for the Silver City Guards to perl, I'm
sooner than they expected
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IsnIAEs SEES.-1he redskins have made
their appearance in the neighhorhood again
Some were seen above the mill of Herd Il
Frazier, last Sunday mornin The tracks of
Indians were discovered on Sink,r creek,
and near the stage road TO Snuke River 1t
was about this time last year that they were
most Troublesome. 1t is to b. hoped that
they will soon get dose, 10y them long TO
be remembered.
FEY From Capt Blake we learn that the
aid Of Gov. Ballard has be, n solicited. in Of :
tanning arms Of Gen. Crook for the "Sllver
City Guards, with a view 10 making the ar
ganizatiOn permanent 0nr. a meeting for
thorough and permanent organization is
called for this evening. The Guards propose
10 give ball on the first of August, at the
new Court House.
xn5- A now road is now hens made from
the Potosi ledge to this City; it will he
brought around the point from Long Gulch.
and intersect Third Street This indicates
business, and ere long We may be able to Wit
ness heavy teams passing our Office door load
ed with quartz from this SPLENDID mime
They have some IS or 40 tons ont at the
mine. but what mill will operate On this ore,
we are t lr 81 nj IL u l. t. say, tlull it is
rumOred among some the New York mill.
BorQuEr.-How plea ant TO have beau
tiful bunch Of flowers presented one in his
lonesome hahitation. We have experienced
this pleasure hut few evenings since two
little Misses, Louisa Greet and Katie Black
niger, entered uur office aud presented us u
beautifully arranged bouquet Of wild flowers.
MS n token Of their regards for the 81 LLIus
Office. In return we tender our thanks to
the handsome donors and promise the favor
shall neer he forgot. The bouquet now
adorns our case" and ere it fades or looses
fragrance We shall place it in the bank
thinking Of our young friends.
We WERE REMEMBERED. Ben Douglas
OF the Occidental Saloon. remembered the
lone printer. yesterday. The Bullion typos
had the exquisite pleasure of tasting Ben's
ice cream-now, it may be you don't think it
was grand but we knop that it was nice
and oooi, for we had to 90 into the sun to eat
it. That green seal" Ben. was ns good us
we ever splaeked our lips over. Just about
right for printers. Aud the HIavanas.
You ought to have seen the smoke curl as it
passed over the case. and then locked at the
satisfied mug from whence it came. All.
Ben, but you're brick Ben has plenty of
the same kind-give him u call.
BAxTER.-David S. Meek. who took n
contract to sink a shalt of 100 feet on the
Baxter ledge, has, after sinking down 40 feet,
become so very much encouraged with the
prospect, stopped sinking and commenced to
enlarge and timber up the shalt. There is
no question but this is second Poorman. 1t
is true the ledge yet is but little more than
foot wide. but its extreme richness makes il
valuable ledge. We understand the extern
sious Of this ledge have leen discovered con.
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