Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-12-23

Look al Ed. Ayears' advertisement this
morning, and then 20 and examine bis work
and buy you pair Of boots for winter
Go 10 the Olive Branch when you want
plate of nice fresh oysters just from the
she'll Usher has made arrangements to
keep a supply on hand at all times.
Our neighbor, the Avalanche, has 4 no
tice In Saturdays issue TO the effect that the
institution will go on bust during the hell
days, consequently the paper has suspended
for the present.
Go 10 T. W. Blake's for new and fashion
able jeuelry, or to buy toys, work-bsIes
dolls, or the like, at your own price He has
determined to close this latter branch of the
business, even II hs has to give the goods
away.
Capt. Rcdman, French John, and
other frsighters, arrived on Sunday from
winnemucca, with freight for Jim Graham,
Jim Gardner and others Graham has filled
his house with an immense stock Of liquors,
cigars aid tobacco.
That noble scion Of a long line Of Teu-
tonic ancestry, Philip Kohlheyer, returned
the other day from White Pine, where he is
engaged in prolonging the lives of his fellow
men by furnishing them good wholesome
beef, mutton, sausage, etc.
Sec notice OF New Years Ball on January
Sd, by !. O. G. r Also card OF Quimby l.
Garn, with reference TO Scotch Bob's road.
The Masonic sociabe on tho evening Of the
9th, at Masonic Hall, instead of Hills The
atre, as announced last week, etc.
Christmas Tree.---On Friday even.
ing, Dec. oath, all the people, old, young,
male and female, are Invited to be present at
Hills Theatre, at O'Clock, to witness the
exercises Of the Sunday School children and
teachers, and distribution Of presents from
the Christmas Tree.
We commend the reader to perusal Of
what our correspondents have TO say on the
subject Of taxation, tax laws, and the coilec-
ton OF delinquent taxes, in this issue. The
subject may be dry one to many, but If
properly understood II viii be found to be an
important one to those sho bear the heat
and burden OF the day.
Fun is the Word. Ev-
will appear at Hills Theatre on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings next, and give two ex-
hibitions as acrobats, gymnasts, tragedians,
songsters, negro delneaiors, prcstidgitators,
burlesquers, comedians, terpsichoreans, jug
glers, zampillirostators, etc, etc. Turn out
Laugh and grow fat
James A. Pinney, prince OF news
dealers and king of booksellers, who makes
| his headquarters at Boise City, from whence
be is prepared to supply the literary wants oil
the Territory, sent us over bundle of pa
| pers day before yesterday, az big as suit Of
clothes, which we at first were led To hope
the package contained. He has introduced
the daily paper business in Boise, much t.
the delight of those who have hitherto re
luctantly got along with the city reekles
Gone Again.---V. Blaskenger, OF th'
War Eagle Hotel, accompanied by his SOL
Frank, returned to San Diego, Cal, las
week, there to engage in the butcherinI
business Mr.. Blackenger is an experience
operator in the cattle and fresh meat trade
and with Frank as clerk, to do the sgrceabl
to customers, cannot fail of success in tina
thriving LOCALITY. Mr.. b Will return in Jun
and remove his family to his new home. i
the meantime the War Eagle remains unde
the management Of Mrs, B, and an effcisn
corps OF assistants.
: Fine spontaneously. Jones, {
Bishop, Bonney & Co., has had the kindness
to show us a box Of specimens sent him b
10. Corwin, from Eureka District fort
miles west OF Hamilton, Nevada. They ar
certainly superior as silvsr-bearing ore, IL
can Judge from their weight and resemblanc
to other rich White Pine specimens we hay
examined, though differing materially in al
pearxnce from the rich rock Of this region
We learn .lss by private letter from oth'
parties that our friend Joe is largely int
|, sssed in Eureka ground, and could now Sc
cut for fortune. Coed
Il, Cope..--A letter from F. Dye, date
+ Placerville, Cope District, Dec 18th, 50,
Geo. Carter and j. H. Lucas and family, le