Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-11-11
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LOCAL.
August crete found and brought into

our Office finger ring, which the owner can
have b. deseTieins property.
The Janier racmber of the WAVE firm,
aish his family. In for California OF satur-
DAY morning. with the intention OF spending
the winter Ia Oakland
Tie District Court for this county viii
| convene On Monday next. tie 18th Number
u cases on calendar 9 q. 8 cases; ~ civil
cases; "a tax suits-total, e..
See DICK Crsnmer's saloon al He keeps
tie place formerly occupied by J. II. Cassidy
/ in superb style All the appointments Of
| the institution arr Of the bnesl order
Red has removed ms store to the :. Old
Conner Jordan and Second streets, where
| be is 80 crowded that he IL literally giving
! goods away TO make room for crowds Of
customers TO get &c.
Tbo ?s2toflice IL again removed the
| s;rre o. Marlin Irbrechi. opposite The WAVE
/ Office JOs. Bury having resigned and rec
Ofnmendcd J A. Post rs his SUCCESSOR Post
takes possession as deputy at present.
Capt. myrIek, Of PogIand, has pur-
chased the interest Of Mr. Firebaugh in the
/ Keyg,ow mine In Long Gulcb !. now be
| longs to Myrick and Sayrc, who have let
| contrac, 10 sink certain Depth We shall
have more to say Of this promising mine
when space permits
Tom iingbee called on us Sunday
and reports everything in thriving condi-
| ton on the Brunsau The cattle are rested
from their long and tedious journey aer0ts
the plains, and are growing fat, noswith.
| standing the attempt Of correspondent Of
the Statesman 10 create a prejudice against
Texas cattle IN the interest Of Oregon dealers.
The shipments Of bullion by Wells,
Fargo & Co from this camp, for the month
Of October, we're again light. amounting only
10 So Isl coin rates, or Ss3, 7i3 currency.
The first shipment for November, however,
on Monday morning, amounted to nearly
half ~ much as the whole OF October, and
Judging from the starter, we may expect q
better showing this meath.
we were an involuntary witness TO tho
sequel Of wha. had promised to be right
lively little fight on Jorian street during the
Chjncse wedding ceremonies on Thursday.
Willie the Mongoians were INDUCING IN
mirih and frOlc, two Caucassians became
beligerent over some peeuniary matters Of
| Their own anu Epilt "A sinai uuhitLih4 vi tldict
to appcase the sanguinary gods
We arc panied to have to note an aeci
dent 10 our friend Dave Dorsey, who had
tho misfortune TO have a leg broken very
b1dly below the knee by che falling Of his
horse on Thursday morning while riding on
the mountain Dir Connolly was called TO
his assistance, and 30 far rs professional
| skill can avail TO relieve lam IL is being ap
Piled with as good success as could be
hoped for
Good Fircmen.--During the fire on
Thursday night more activity and power Of
endurance in checking the roaring flames
from spreading over other portions OF the
| town we're displayed than we ever knew on
any similar occasion. To mention any IN
particular. where all worked so we'll, would
| pc rhaps b0 unjust. nevertheless lew appear
10 deserve special notice for their extraor
binary exertions and efficient services
Our friend JeiTrles who bosses the me
chanical department Of the Avalanche, and
Who has been rather grouty Of late. com
blamed bitterly OF neuralgia, and constantly
vent about mumbling TO himself scraps from
scrjptnraI texts, such as ut is not good for
1
: our Office on Saturday morning in high glee,
with the announcement that his ills had all
| forsaken him, and he was supremelv happy.
His wifa and boy had arrived on the stage
during the night.
We went on the mountain Friday last,
hut were In too great hurry TO gather any
y mining items OF interest Called on Dave
Dorsey TO 80 how he endured tho pain and
: confinement Of broken leg, and found him
much more cheerful than could have been
expected. in fact Inclined 10 joke rather thai
! Iament over his misfortune. lie ANows
determination to dispose OF his RUNNING
stock and deal hereafter only in draugh
ANIMALS. as his experience on the turf has
neither been pleasant nor profitable lie
draws consolation from the fact that he wa
about through with his summers work ans
| about to go into winter quarters any way
and this Inishap has only FASTENED his ope
rations a little.
. War Eagle Tunnef.--Thc recen
deyelopments In the Poorman mine. men
, toned elsewhere, have added another reaso
) TO these already adduccd why tunne
should be run through War Eagle mountai
y Al It's base. The hundreds OF broken u
seams found on the surface and at the bot
IN tom OF such shallow shafts as miners wit
:. limited means have been able To sinh, wou
y In all probability al the great depth at which
"A the tunnel would traverse the mountain b
found consolidated and formed into valushl
lodges while those already good near I'll
surface would prove more perfect and vaiua
NJ blo a thousand or two feet below with pei
feet drainage and good working tunnS