Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-05-25

Money Market.
New York Gold Quotations, May 15 ~
San Francisco Legal Tender rates.. 7S1sCa74A
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City and County.
DOUBLE ENDER.-Fronl an egg lain by hen own
ed by Mr. Bright of Buena Vista Bar there was hatch
ed last week two chickens. Mr. Bright saw the chick
ems issue from the egg, and they made no Jacob an0
Esau trouble about the matter but one deliberateI1
pecked out OF one end, and the other out of the
other end-courteous if not fraternaI wing and
wing. 1t was one of Mr.. Bright's hens which laid
the Dig egg seen last week at Mr. Langworthy store
ana which we have in our possession now. 1t mea-
sures 90 by Ga inches circumference.
SOUTHERN RELIEF BAL1.-The account Of the fire
in last Saturdays issue crowded from our columns
the paragraph relative to the late Southern Relief Ball.
gwen at Barbers Magnolia Hall the Wednesday
1ng before The affair was complete success owing
chlefy to the jealous labors of Mrs. B. A. Lucy and
Mrs Josiah Cave The substantial result of the ball
is thus given Total amount collected 1878 90: dis
bursed-for music, sos CO., for oil lighting Hail. etc.
go 25-total expenses, $85 25 Nett amount for the
Relief Fund, 1886 rs.
WIpHsTooD FIRE.-We were shown an ambrotype
likeness yesterday, which was taken from the ruins
OF the City Hotel since the fire. The brass frame to
the glass plate still clinging by it's asenings the
Chemical preparation on the back OF the plate
mucn dlscolored, and yet the likeness was plainly
Vls1ble-almost undimmed. So it may be put down
as settled fact that intense heat will not destroy
an ambrotype.
CLEANING UP.-The claim of p E. Edmonson and
VIM. B. Smith, over on the Bar, has given nearly
$1,000 III the first clean up and is expected that the
next will be still better. p B. Smith, whose hydrau-
lie claim is East Hill, made clean up few days
ago OF over 81. 900. The claim of Sanders Lindsay
Co, on Buena Vista Bar has done equally well, and
we har of large products during the fortnight from
the hydraulic claims on Bonum Hill
THE CATHOLIC CHURcH.-The loss sustained by the
burning of St. Joseph Catholic Church on the hill
IN this city in the late great fire. about So $780,
Only $1,000 worth of property belonging to the
Church was saved out OF total valuation of $40 OOO
We learn from the Rev. Father Mespie that the
Church will be rebuilt in fair time. Meanwhile a
temporary frame structure will be erected to as
chapel
THAT'S R1eHr.-We learn from Mr.. Lazarus, who
returned on Wednesday from visit to Placerville,
that the miners in that neighborhoOd had driven
away some Cinnamon who came to mine and locate
there. The same sort of /" suasion'' promptly an
pied pretty much throughout the Basin would be no
bad thing. When we say of the Mines there g
room enough for all we don't count in Celestial
John, by any means.
GARDEN VEGETABLES Sunday, Orlando Rob-
bins, formerly of this city, now gardening on his
place two miles this side Of Boise City in the canon
came in here with large wagon load of fresh grown
vegetables, the first Of the season. He made us
generous present of large of tender and excel
lent lettuce, and it was priced Offering Mr. Rob-
bins proposes to bring vegetables here all through
the season. 1
RETURNED.-Mr. s. G. Rosenbaum of this city, who
has been absent on visit East all winter returned
here by stage early in the week He will at once COM
mence operations on his Juniata quartz ledge, upon
which he has fine quartz mill, and we expect and
tn ffYonf that haf
ward therefrom. We glad to see him back again,
for his energy and enterprise are valuable lust at
this juncture in this community.
OPPOSITION L1NE.-An opposition Stage Line be-
tween this city and Boise City, has been started by
Lite Lindsey, Billy Hise (the careful and popular
driver), and McChntock 4 Stewart. They run fine
wagons and fine fast teams. At present the line is
run every other day. but travel increases it viii be
daily so tar they have made the trips in very quick
time.
The MINERS BkEwERY has consolidated with it the /
Pacific Brewery-Louis Rud and John Brodback hav-
ing bought out Hermann Fischer, of the old firm of
Fischer Maydenbauer and the business viii be car
11ed on at the old stand of the Miners Brewery in
the new building on Main street. The advertisement
OF the new hrm Will appear in our next issue.
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LATE PAPERS. notwithstanding the fire, c. T.
Blake Co. regularly supply all their customers with
latest California Salt Lake Eastern States and Euro
pean papers, the pictorials and magazines We are
indebted to them for ample supplies of the latest
newspapers and pictorials. Their depot is at the
Postofhce fre-proof vault.
SHOOTING AFFAIR. "A man usually known as Dutch
Jo was shot in the left arm by man named Claugh-
ensey, In the Idaho Brewery saloon Friday night
OF last week. The ball crashed through the bones in
the upper part of the forearm, and inflicted very
severe wound. DR.. Healy is attending the wounded
man. nf a sB.fE
FRANK KRAFT has opened out again in his new shop
on the old stand with everything in his line-stoves
hydraulic pipes, tin and sheet iron ware etc. He :
whatever is wanted that he has not on
nand and is daily expecting fresh complete stock of
goods.
SUDDEN DEATH. Pertuguese named NJ j. Trim {
dad, who was employed in Willis mining claim on
Gold Ill., near this city, dropped suddenly dead in
5he claim on Monday last. An inquest held on the
body declared his death to be from apoplexy He
vas about 80 years of age s
GONE TO LEMHI.-Mr. A. Miller OF c. J. Bernstiel's
mercantile house, started on Wednesday morning for
he Lemhi country where they have sent large stocks
If merchandise by late trains. We wish him excel.
ent success, and journey back soon. Is
CHANGE OF LOCATION Postmaster Ia Pinney will .
commence on Monday the erection of the Postofice
building on the southwest of Wall and Mont
,0lnery Streets on the same block with the Masonic
hll and WORLD Office, opposite G. ]. Bernstiers +
QUTcK TRIP.-AIrs. May, wife of Judge j. j. MAY.