The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-18

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GERMAN RELIEF FUND.-We publish in this issue
snotice soliciting subscriptions to the German Re-
lief Fund, and we hope that all who sympathize
with suffering humanity win contribute their mite
towards this fund, which viii be devoted to sanitary
purposes. in caring for those wounded in battle and
also in providing for the support of the widows and
orphans Every dollar win help and will count five
in Europe, ut least go far as 1--WE will here SC
contribute according to your means ever remember
ing that he that gveth 10 the poor lendeth 10 the
Lord
AREIvAL--Xon. Milton Kelly. ex Associate Justice
Of the Supreme Court OF Idaho arrived here few
days ago from the North The Judge informs us tAat
there considerable business in Court at the term
recently held by him at warren's Diggings, which
listed three weeks. although there was little if any
criminal business. He opened Court at Orc Grande,
but the people were too busy engaged in mining to
indulge in the luxury OF litigation.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Several days ago we received
b. Boise City stage box Of the largest and finest
na;oes We have ever seen grown in the Territory.
No note accompanied the box but we know that they
came from the garden of our friend Gen. cartee, who
garden truck" The General reverses the selfish
theory, and when he has good thing instead of
ing! be divides with his friends Thanks General.
REogxSEp.-The St. Charles Hotel and Restaurant
has been reopened under the management of Mr.
Charles I'll. Krelss and will be kept in q manner
satisfactory to all who may patronize him. The table
will no; be excelled by any in the Territory aud the
all ind mic hals md
portable rooms for their accommodation. Kreiss
knows how to tickle the palate Of his guests. judging
from the sample OF claret he sent u.s.
vlsrroRs.-we acknowledge calls during the past
Vses from several Of friends. Among them Ben
Wilson. Esq. Hon. John " Cannady and Mr. Alex.
siers o: Pioneer City; Mesrss. s. Ridge and VIM. L.
Lac. and that little fat, smooth old man Chief JUS
tee Ben" OF Centerville; Mr.. J. V. r. Witt OF Pa-
ssrv..e. aud J. I. Smith. Superintendent. and Capt
il:S shepard Messenger, of W. +. & Co.'S Express.
NovED-Kinssley has moved into his estab.
lament on the corner OF Main and Wall streets If
tsT gep@iating and fixing it up nicely Mrs. Kings
~ ha2 also moved her stock Of ladies' dress goods.
Millinery etc. into the same establishment, and per-
S5as can find any kind of goods in the hardware,
leather or notion line in fact almost any article they
want At the new store.
REruRSEp-our enterprising friend. Mr. j. b.
Emery who has been absent business for the past
two months visiting Oregon and California, returned
few days since looking hale and hearty as usual
Gr. Emery has large and fine stock OF groceries,
liquors and general merchandise on the road, WHICH
viii arrive in q few days.
LooS CREEK Cgxsus.-Assistant Census Marshal
John Kennaly having completed the Census OF the
Loon Creek country, returned few days ago. we
understand that the total population in that secaon
Of the country which includes Deadwood and Stanley
Basins. Ro6ertson's Bar and Loon Greek, Is 6O6.
PoR LoeS cnEEK-our friend of the Celtic cogno-
men who presides over the destinies Of the Boise
EtrE. arrived In cur city few days ago, and after
remaining until yesterday morning started on pros
pectng trip toward Loon Greek in company with A.
ssrouse and William Baer.
Fresh FRurr.-A boz Of nice fresh grapes, pears
andapples was deposited in our office day before yes
trday By Postmaster Pinney. He is in constant re-
p Of fresh supplies Of all kinds OF fruits and new
er fails to remember the WORLD Office. Call again,
Jeems"
Fresh VEGETABLES. -Idshoans have been gong
through on fresh vegetables during the past week OF
Ten days. Corn, beans, tomatoes and melons nave
made their appearance in market and arc ''gobbied
up about as fast as they are brought In.
FROM oRo GRAspE.-our old friend Of the auburn
locks Rcub Peyton, he who is so handy with his gum
returned from Orc Grande yesterday. but intends re-
naming only few days. He brings no late news OF
Consequence from Loon Creek.
FAvoRs-we return thanks to Capt Jack Shepard,
Wells. Fargo Co.'s Messenger, also TO our friend
Street. Of the Eke Independent for favors In the ma
'ure Of Extras containing war news ahead OF regular
papers,
Notice. ALI persons indebted to John Zapp for
meat furnished at his market are requested 10 walk
up and SETTLE as he has quit the butcherng
and wants to balance all accounts
TAxEs-Tax payers win do well to step up 70 'ne
captains Office and settle. Next Monday ID the ls'
DAY to pay without additional costs. See notice In
another column.
IcE.-Matt Zapp never fails to threw chunk OF
zee in our ONCE every morning. and during these
dog days. It il quite refreshing. Thanks. Matt
DYrNG.-Late dispatches state mat Admiral
farragut il i'll at Portsmouth. New Hamp-
shire, and thought TO be in dyin condition.