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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-20
LETTER FROM LOON CREEK

I AAGn rnUM LUON CREEK.
we are under obligations to Shepherds Elk.
press which reached here Sunday evening, for
the following letter:
oRo oRANDE, 1. T., Jan. II, 1870.
EDITOR WORLD There is not much of i'm,
portance transpiring here at the present time
we nave to look to the WORLD, and other pa.
pers' Tor the news. Your valuable paper is
brought in here regularly Oily by the Loon
Creek Express, which is now making reoula,
weekly trips on snow shoes. Shepherd g. Co.
deserve great credit for the way they conduct
the Express business 1t makes 10 difference
to them what we want, all we have to do is FL
give our order to the Loon Creek Express and
the article, if to be had, is brought to our door
Tor US at q moderate charge The snow is
about eight inches deep in the city of Orc
Grande. A portion of our miners have gone
TO rocking and are taking out enough "oro" to
pay current expenses. Preparations are being
made for mining in the Spring, and from pres.
ent prospects mining will commence here about
the first or middle of March. Loon Creek,
from here to its mouth, about 40 miles. is beinp
prospected this winter, and hopes are enter
tanned that good diggings very near all the way
down the creek will be found. There is some
stock being wintered on the creek, about l3
miles below here, and those who have seen the
ANIMALS say they are doing well. There are
some articles that will be scarce in our camp
In the Spring, to-wit: gum boots, tobacco and
bacon that | can now think Of and which will
bring good price, and will pay for Expressing
INTO the camp. The Loon Greek Express Mes
senger, Mr.. TasScll, informs me that the snow
Is from tour TO seven feet deep from Idaho City
TO this place, We have passed pleasant win
Ter here SO far, with no quarreng, fighting, or
OF the kind, to mar the good feelings
OF our citizens. There are three schools here
th!s wInter-one where the young ideas are
taught to shoot one Spanish aud French school
ana singlag school, and then We are all being
taught, or rather practiced, 10 keep time TO
the pleasant music of the violin and guitar.
We have select balls or parties. where the la
dies attend and We have bachelor parties and
gum boot dances So YOU see we give every enc
Il chance Money is very scarce here and we
will not have M increase until the mines com
Inence 10 yield their dividends, aud as they are
the only banks that We can 60 to or draw upon
our PRAYER is that they will soon resume specie
payment.
Letters TO come here direct should be direct
I'd 10 Orc Grandc. care of box 3l3. or Loon
Creek Express, Idaho City, and they will come
regularly. Yours, &c, J.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-20

~'"'EST-Evsr: Hill. eldest son Of Mr.. Il. T. Hill,
va painful accident on last Saturday morn
re hal breech-loading pistol, which he
'-' nd been discharged, and placing the muzzle
W 'ae palm Of his left hand attempted to I'M
-" At the breech for the purpose Of removing
'.-A cartridge, when the weapon, which proved
"1aed' was accidentally discharged and the
!, F-''ea through his hand, perforating the sinews
''''ng through one Of the bones, inficting a
~a painful wound DIR. Zpf was summoned
used the wound, which is now doing as well
"'.d be expected.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-20

MILITARY CAMPS FOR SALE.-We learn
from the Statesman that Camps Logan, Lyon
and c. +. Smith, in Oregon, and Fort Stella
COON in Washington Territory, are to be aban-
doned and sold
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-20

iTAyisN.--A new Circle Of the Fcnian Brother
-'. F-' organized in Idaho City on Sunday, Janu-
ia, styled The Emerald Circle. and the fol-
~F25 Cheers we're elected and installed: Mr. b.
: ''l1'a, Centre, Mr.. John Carey. Treasurer, Mr..
III .antTel, Secretary, Mr.. p. O'Ne!ll. Chairman
e safety Committee, and Mr.. T. Faulkner. Ser
i~r-+A'ms. Among other business transacted
: "-'F.ng resolution was unanimously adopted:
aE',d Tha: all respectable citizens Of Irish.
~. Or European birth and lineage who arc
-! disposed 70 the sacred cause which unites us
!, -, aud sentiment, are respectfully invited to
- regular weekly meetings Of the Circle will be
y "fea1an Hall, in Idaho City, every Sunday at
':4ock, pm.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-20

-Theopbilus Parsons, author OF
"Parsons on Contracts" and Parsons on Bills
and Notes." recently resigned the Professor
ship of Law in Harvard University, position
which he had held for the last % years.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-20

CHINAMEN FOR TExAs.-On January 9Th
about $50 Cinnamon arrived at New Orleans,
en- route for Texas to fulfill contracts.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-20
80

PRIZE FIGHr.-Tom Allen has accepted the
challenge of Jcm Mace to fight either in Can
ada or Louisiana.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-20

NEW RAILROAD ENTERpRIsE.-Canad pa
perS state that an application will be made to
Parliament at its next session for an Act in
cooperating Company to build a railroad
from Ottawa to Fort Garry, Red River, in the
Winnipeg country, and from thence through
British Columbia to the Pacific ocean, and al
so TO build branch road from Fort Garry to
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-20

n, "LE'-Ihe ladies Of Jewell Lodge, l. o. G. I.
/ 4' City. will give sociable at Good Templar
b. @''ffo" evening. January 2lst Good music
attendance, and the dancing will commence
s,' "a o'clock, P. NJ, and continue till between
Inc ladies' OF Jewell Lodge know.how to
20 'ociable in every sense of the word, and we
@' 'hey will see that every person who attends
|na. 49, we entertainment general invitation is
- Snd we hope the house will be full.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-20
FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT IN MISSOURI,

Ihe Boise Statesman of the 18th appears
very much elated over the news that the State
OF Missouri has ratified the 18th Amendment,
and goes into an ecstacy of joy over the fact that
the great State of Missouri "once the mother
OF border-ruffians and bushwhackers has be-
come the intensest Radical State in the Union. +"
lie Is welcome to all the comfort to be derived
and satisfaction he evinces in the consumma.
ton of such villainous outrage on the people
OF Missouri. The very members of the Legis-
lature of that State who voted for the ratifica-
ton of the proposed Fifteenth Amendment
were elected at the same time that the ques-
ton OF negro suffrage was submitted to the
people, and which was defeated and rejected
oy an overwhelming majority, and yet these
misrepresentation of the people have voted
IN favor of forcing negro suffrage upon the
State IN direct violation of the expressed will
and wishes of their constituents. Such is
Radical Republicanism, and such the Radical
theory of popular Government representing
the will of the people. The State of Missouri
Is Radical dc tacto but not de jure Under the
Infamous provisions of the Drake Constitution,
which was forced upon the people at the point
OF the bayonet, and upon the adoption of which
none but carpet-baggers, Federal soldiers and
scalawags were allowed to vote, at least three
hfths of the native Mssourians and legal voters
OF that truly great State are denied the right
of suffrage. They are compelled to pay taxes,
but are denied all voice in the Government,
and IN every respect are in the same unfortu
nate condition that the people of Tennessee
were under Brownlow's rule. A dispensation
OF Divine Providence delivered the Tennessee
ans from their political bondage, and we conf
IDENTITY believe that the day is not far distant
when the same "consummatlOH SO devoutly to
be wished for" will be brought about in the
State which, according to our contemporary,
was "once the mother of border rufiians and
bushwhackers." The political chains of sla-
their limbs, and the gallant people of that
great State Will step forth reinvested with all
the rights of frecmen, and in thunder tones,
by overwhelming majorlties, hurl to perditon
the political vampires who have been sucking
the life blood of the people and sapping the
of republican Government IN that
glorious old commonwealth. God speed the day
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-20

~ 3AcEz-7aa' BALL.-Al;hough We were unable
u preset: :: the ball which came OF !: Cen:erylle
2-s F-:lly night. We have received an account
- nose aAo iii attcnd. Idaho City was pretty
v :s?;.s--:oi. About te.! or twelve gentlemen
1.:a;1 the same number Of ladies' took advantage
:- .I:e..ea: s.eghing and fully represented Idaho
= . lie occasion. We understand that dcega-
Is q allies -uI gentlemen were also present from
.2-s- ,l;y. .Acnryiue and Granite Creek, ana that
Z a. VS. = cauplctc success III every respect.
7.;:='.l.g t!c&-.s we're sold and about thirty, five
LES z:-cci he bal! room with their presence. The
-. a. excellent. - also the supper provided
:: .. friend Mr.. Henry otto .; his hotel. The
--~-s rs kept up until morning. aad the Idaho
a=1-1a returned pronoupcing the Bachelors ball
..1:s:T...s the most pleasant one Of the season
''s!.c:e! paasau; time for all who attended. a.
l-sE Ia Cca:c-yile boys would spare no efforts
''''ease to provide for the comfort and enjoyment
s1s: guests
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-20

"a notice will be found in this issue Of
h, s-'ch will be delivered at Good Templar Hall,
W. On next Wednesday evening, by Jonas
Lea Esq, the subject being "The Physioloe-
~'a Of Alcohol" Mr.. Brown will no doubt
4''ecs justice, and all who are DESTROYS of
Iasood lecture well delivered and of seeing
''Aol roughly handIad abouid aftend
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-20

l., O'-A few days since our old friend Frank
'0finerly of Whites Exchange, returned
Bal months hunting expedition in the Valley.
kR.., ,elt few deer still running at large so as
feyton show with his long range gun.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-20

ma o".-Mr B. n. DuRell. President Of the
'a0nal Bank of Idaho, left by stage this morn
=" visit his family In Oakland, California.
Ia i, urn In the Spring, and we wish him safe
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-20

TIE WEArHER.-Since our last issue the '.old wo-
III has been picking her geese" at lively rate II
,ss showing IL the time went to press last week
u; the Storm continued through Thursday, Friday
3a portion OF Saturday, and the snow is Of a good
,..iy being wet and heavy instead Of the light kind
ys..a holds little water. We are not aware OF the
,u: depth 10 which the snow fell in the aggregate
hit IS now about thirty inches deep around the
" ard p4IAei 70 such extent Is 10 be eauiva-
n: 70 four or i've :ret Of such snow as we had las,
7-a- For one day AMI night, after the storm
sssl the weather moderated and thaw set in
E,.a settled the snoH down considerably. On Mon.
ar nigh: the thermometer stood g degrees below
"a s. Idaho City, and at P4cery.lle. Tuesday morn.
ERA O'Clock. it stood 81 degrees bel~w zero
;.A heavy i'll! o! snow had an electric effect on
a:El;.Is Q: The people, something like RECOMMENDS
: he Christmas holidays long faces contracted IL.
-.:,4l gcns and very general good humor and
ar..a:-A'sons were TIE order OF the day Il argues
r-.:l prosperous mining season in the Spring
:! 7s hope - see repetition @. the storms O! Is:
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-20

we are under obligations to Shepherds Elk.
press which reached here Sunday evening, for
the following letter:
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-20
City and County.

POISONING DoGs-On Friday last some malicious
md evil disposed person engaged in the delectable
.musement of poisoning several valuable dogs in
idaho City. Among them was Old Maj, belonging to
y, Pnney at the Postofice. He was an inoffensive
A dog, and greatly priced by his owner, and what
.Oiect any could have in poisoning him is a mys
..rr He was not vicious. by any means and we have
mi heard of his annoying any one. Another fine
,.,re Newfoundland dog called Frank, belonging to
NJ Kimme, at Dickinson's jewelry establishment,
SO, also poisoned at the same time and died, notwith
.,uding every effort was made to save him. He was
Valuable dog, and like Old Maj, was never known
interfere with or annoy any one. This practice is
,sOming too common and it generally results that
ba valuable dogs are killed and the good for nothing
NANCY ours escape. The fact of none but valuable
,,s being the victims seems to indicate that the
s-ties engaged in the work must have some Interior
3.sigp. Getting rid of valuable watch dogs might
,,obably facilitate q burglary or robbery, and we
r,ud advise our citizens to keep sharp look out for
.,ns.hiag Of that kind. The judicious and timely
,pication Of little cold lead might administer JUS
~ 10 some criminal without the intervention of the
n,rs and save some expense 10 the county.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07
nWAY, August Sth. 1870,
DR. WHITTIER,

-,.,,, J, <,u 80 ,,. an, ,,.,,,r,Nr ~.
A kEGCLAk SkADl ALB Or ME"' ~ T. ~
"A RPl@e n ono. xln show, has ,scn EnSe, ,
engneed u the tr.atmcpl o. NenefsA sNuai a..a
frsv0s eneeees tn.a ny owner pm! >ieuh III ~.
Louis
,,nyyesn., "".sneS, ~; S..le.T ,s oIc".s;
nefMn sen EskCN:: an .n'sr! , ~ .r, an'
ssin OF nnes are t!tHtes Iitn rmaIi vi s.ccs.s'
erefnaasSnnea, e1aae aeeI anu smi.neny,
rs the reSet % Sh-aD.se IN ycus"' E1Mr eHee,sS
IN matureI MSTEs "r Mhe! aus, a~, NnIcn IT,
eese ~ tSe F's ss,,!s e"sr, Ks W :,!ss
e s.s:s' Ie!; uAAIs vi sea-,
c.,ussox SI neAs' eNH sN'snes, aversion !" tne
Soset! ~ Enhsies, rss :" memory abo SNuails ~tI,
49, ..eT re'"s "'~''"se "'P"T"r' "re permanently
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07
4 tail INT = state Mass Merlin. and
Celebration Of the 18th amend
mel --

The State Central Commit'- If coi,rsd n en-.
FOR the State # Kansas. again 'ssne call 70 the
.tnrsd citizen. Of kaHsaJ and THAR kepuSli an
10, IL. nrS'a: them I" auerda mass cobycn
tioD winch Will convene at Lc1ycnwnrth City.
X meas. On .M"pd.y. tho FIRST dav If August.
$50. at ~ o'clock a ~. L he sreat aIsstion Of
~ ,,l aud pr.Ical riShts Ito ell meDl before he
lac: that tor msny ycaIs mas ben asIta'ed oS
makes tie ACrToacSitc cOnvopt1on one Uf mo e
importance .aan any W. havs ever hcid. Ih>
sr.at Iiepnhi'can Part !. triumphant. 1h'
Lumbar 81 States. and the President has de
cIared 10 tho na'inn shat 1t To- all intenfs and
Tn,tose. > part Of 'he Constitution ~ the INV
tei STATES and the c.lo-et ~ ~ To day arc
icrs aud sLtiIed to he rctri !1rS Therefore. nj
the cunning son 's3:i,D ;ds IN ,st vital ISSUE Gatt
be nc: ard iu'!y d 'cts al tho Trayest subj .r's
MET be p,esca'e | -sni ,cc'' I1voty INK our re.
asot ,e ,co political aid social condition. as we'll
as cur s-cr,i.y :rr the iu'u-c. Our de.finv b.
tho ~i!i Of God. appears to he 'nd,s;'iubiS
u uni 10 thai III our native Gu try. With u We
m Ist Ji.c - !l'i, Lad.
The uns,idinr Of tho broad platform Of equal
polite rights. With 'ius' pnlitica' rrivh-
tS,-. cpcns to u= al the re possibilities and du
iict of cti=,ns wh''i tyrauts h,Ye hns de
nied ns. ma to 10y W. consti'ut. rut q tbs
srsa. governing trwe- Of tho republic. Then
are called to meet this imp ,:taat cTisii which
urr,ra!i-led ey-n;s tue ovsftnrninS Of cppres
-rn ard tn, iidsfarnt of u I'd have forced upo
the nstscn. You SIRE called ur"n to calmly con-
s'asr and reseII'eov aiop: some feasible. rracf-
cable cian bg which NC may control the vote vi
onr rccric. uphoit aai sustain intact the -
Vuhiicsn party ard those n"hic men. Yeprcsenia-
tives &C That r,urasc ard heroifm which bave
ave 4 tbs ul,i-l men who &c Cpncress ami n
N" State VEG s!sturcs. ukH,nch ns'y met the
puestiru raised hy the lite !ocS enemies Of our
lsee and of the country rs to the right Ot the
cclor~d n, an thI.ushout the nation to vct" and
teNerr'.e all 9th - risb,s cpj ,ycd hy vir'u. of
e,tiI .rsh.p. '
Then com. from ycur work storr. from your
& Ids OF labor. frcp the fsctNy. The icAool
b NE a.! n. far nc, r,e from your home and
families for this occssicn. Let our minister's
have their cnlpiss. QUE WoI kinensn their vcca-
items and "ur rrofe. sicna! Incn thsi1 duties.
81 let cur N ,uehffp,. ectvc. visil.nt men ccme
trs .ther and >" COMP ste'y o,yaniz, sn! com
b,ns hat not . vote shaIl b lost. but that th'y
may be rolled to crush the enemies Of Law.
union ,rS liberty To the great principles
which animate the Rerahiie,, party We stand
vic iscl 81 every tie Of honor ard gratitude 80
God. Liberty and C5unuy: over tho broken
ehsirs AID crushed insnacics that bound toe
hsrbe ii millions 70 have written our dc ish)ess
All srciasss> ssAL-~rrssiss<ios= in the State
,ro ;nvi'ed TO coma asd jsin With us in this
~ nvd,r 81 N. Sts.. Central Committee.
W y. MATTHEWS. Chairman.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07
PURIFY TIE BLOOD.

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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07

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AVOID CONSUMPTION

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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07

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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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[ AAN1TIe.

4nr 80 CT, ~ E esa.is = RI i 1ASsss
HynE. SeHCIN IxHAiRAlIsl ssr Ed BY
~ ST St a. 2RL 4. S ( ns:.ir I. s.s.
structing iAswald On the north sile Of Kicksl.o
street, lmQ, sixth HrVe - Ssveath--
To tie lame party fcr constructing sidewalk ON
The scatA do u Cherokee street, hun Water strrst
Main xseRl rll--.-i-.tt aud. -
70 Nichsel Stanton fyr grading the alley thruseh
Bl1ek te2] dxfy-two, city psuper.
Net nviag been p1jd within tho tim. prescribed
by lav, thesel1re, NOTICE Is heFehy given that viii
sell separately, at my once, At the MARKET House.
corner cf FiNh and shawnee stFeet., IN room No. D.
in the City Il Leaveavorth, bstwsvn the hours Of
10 O clock .. m. and ? . clsck p. H., On
Y1WAH, AUGUST Sth. le70,
Al public sactlo., the several bts Of land hefeia
aer descaiOed OF Is much thereof rs will he
ssFy to ny the taxes, penalty and charges z>e> d
upea the aid lots and lands ak,reSaid, together
with the Gust and charges thereon 10 wit:
err PpoPER
Block. Tax, Penalty. SC.
80 Lots and 6, each. 10
Lots T. =, 2, 10 and II, caGh % IN
North y If LOe No. 6........@...-.-....-..- II 81
81 South y of Lots 2, 4, ., ~, North .
off, rs, n, ., y, %, q, - each. I, 81
ft HENRY DECKEtMAN,
.-. f.t fity Treasurer.
By p. H. MADDEN, Deputy.