Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-11-18

Boise and uhioaded houf, gram, etc al
Biglov's.
j. Huelat arrived from the Bay on
Toesisy morning He has large stock Of
goods on the way from Winnemdccs-
AIosd or Two Of freight can be had for
Cope District at coed figures by any one who
wishes 10 make the trip from here.
Martin Lebrecht has just received
one hundred boxes bes. winter apples from
walla wxlla, which be o1eIs at very low
rates
Pocket Book found, containing
money and papers, which the swner can
have by calling on this Office OF Samuel 4.
Dsrne aud describing property.
Quick Tfme.--J. s. Butler and fam
| ily left Silver City on Saturday morning,
| 9Th inst, aud arrived in Oakland. California,
on monday evening, Sth, in 81 hours, includ-
| ing all stopages
AiCagr left on Saturday morning alone
for Cope. and If We mistake not had quite
lonely az well "A disagreeabie ride and camp
| in the constant storm Of the two days fol
lowing his departure
Judge Lewis. Of the District Court,
came over from Boise on Sunday morning.
and opened Court on Monday. He has i'm
/ proved m flesh since his last trip. and will,
| il he keeps ON, soon rival Judge Noggis In
cOrporosiy.
j. M. Bowen. formerly Of Usher 4
Bowen, left on Saturday morning for Buffalo,
In. Y. intending 10 remain in the East.
| ~. hal not c xet n him
like a majority OF those who go with like
intentions back here early in the spring
John Farnamnn, OF Jordan valley,
y rnaps the most successful farmer in South
ern Idaho or Eastern Oregon, as he lives on
the line between the two, has gone on visit
10 his friends in the East and will return in
time 10 attend to the spring crops.
George Garter, formerly County
Commissioner Of this county, and now Of
Cope District, Nevada, where he liz engaged
in developing the Crescent mine, will leave
Mountain City In a few days TO spend the
winter. and perhaps many, at his old home
in Indiana
Show.--On Christmas there will be a
show at Hilre Theater, embracing minstrel.
acrobailcs and dramatic performances. by
James Evans, Chss Agens. w. II. Walker
and other talented performers. Bear in
mind the time, place and OCCASION. A good
show may he anticipated.
Good Appoinfment.--Pu 70
the decision OF Judge Noggle that there was
no legal District Attorney for this District
Gov. ballard has appointed our townsman,
John G. Henley to that position. Henley
will make a good and efficient officer and de.
serves the position.
Gone East.--Tom Ewing, Benz +.
Rinehart and JOS Bury left on Tuesday
mornings stage via Boise for the East.
Ewing and Rinehart 10 to visit their friends
in Ohio. and purpose returning here within
thirty or forty days. Bury has his eye on
Arizona as future residence.
Personal -Wm. Willis, Secretary Of
the Rising Star aud Ida Elmore companies,
and Wallace GrsenweIl, of the Ida Elmore,
| arrived from San Francisco on Tuesday
mornings stage. They come to look after
the tax suits now pending tn the District
Curt against the above companies.
5000 pounds OF the finest ranch
but err, manufactured in walls Walls
valley expressly for the 0wyhee mtrkel, by
experienced dairymen. received day before
yesterday by +. Lobensteln at The Old Cor
, ner Go and try u AZ we have done and be
, convinced that IL Is A No and cheap.
Mrs. Henri que wishes to reeprr
T, thanks TO those who generously furnished
her the money necessary to defray travelling
expenses to her friends In San Francisco
= l NJ Rms hs, IN. e,d~ raax aod, rnts ts
to this INDECENT lady, informs us that th,
amount contributed was Sl47.
Dramatic Rcndipg.--J. L. Hal
will give Dramit tic Reading for charita
BILE purpose at Good Templar Hall on wednes
day evening. Nov 24ih. The reading viii
commence With Knowles beautiful play n
The Wife. . tale Of Nantua, and will con
clude with the farce OF Betsy Baker. Read
ing will commence at precisely ~ O'Clock
4 Admission, 81, currency.
The District Court, October sJjourne'
term. J. X Lewis Judge, John C. Henle.
. District Attorney, r. +. Hallock Clerk. AM
w. y. Stevens Sheriff. met at ten o'clock Of
Monday morning, November 18th.
The case against Clemm~nr, ex Postmas
ter, and his bondemen, in the q 8 Distric
. | Court, WIS dismissed
The liquor seizare cases were oil CONTINUES
I for the term fs
very large number Of civil casrs hav
q been dismissed and otherwise disposed oil
including the tar suit against the Aiasworil
compsny-judgment by stipulation 10
, 1911 ~ and costs
Judgment by default in tax suits agAns
Ira worien, w. l.. Bnrahan and Hanson
Hughes
WIN Hartman admitted 10 citizenship
Tan cases on appeal from Board Of Equal
iz2tisn Get for trial to day.
: The Grand I,rry presented an iudirfmer