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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-13
THE TOANO ROAD.

ToASo, NEVADA, July 5, 1871.
Ed. WoRLD-Dem Sir: | wish to cominI-
nicate to you the following in regard to our
new road, which will no doubt be interesting
to many readers of your well-circulated paper,
and especially to the merchants OF Idaho.
Large quantities of freight have been shipped
over our new road during the past four weeks,
and several teams loaded with -four as back
freight arrived few days ago from their first
trip. They are old transfers and have helped
to break and travel over many q road, and pro-
nOunce it the bestnatural road they have seen,
and agree, rs to distance, that it is the shortest
and most direct route from the Central Pacific
railroad to Idaho.
Good water and grass is plentiful along the
entire road, and no hills whatever to pass over.
For this reason it will prove itself the best
Winter route from the line of the G.. z. r. X.
to Idaho.
Freight from San Francisco to Toano, on
merchandise destined for Idaho is $50 per ton,
or 81 (coin) per hundred pounds freight from
here to Boise City is three cents Currency
per pound; to Idaho City, Centervie, Placer
VILE four cents, and to Pioneer City, four and
half cents per pound. Heavily loaded OK
teams make the trip to Boise City in sixteen
days; mule teams in twelve days Having al
ways plenty Of frst-class teams on hand, am
prepared to forward all goods with immediate
dispatch on arrival.
Our special railroad rates, combined with
our facilities for prompt shipping ut lowest
price of freight and shortest time of transit,
are inducements which no other shipping point
can offer. We hope that our Idaho merchants
will avail themselves of these advantages by
directing all their shipments ria 1oana. To
heavy shippers it will prove material benefit
in regard to freight and time both
Yours, very truly, +. L. MARX,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-13
MARRIED.:

At the residence of Mr.. Ed Fumer in Idaho City,
July 18th, by Rev. Il. ID. b. Miller JACOB Il. EMERY
TO ELF ABETH ANNA THALL, all of this city.
Quite a large number OF the friends of both bride
and groom present and participated i'll the tes-
Invites incident 10 such occasion. The toilets OF
the bride and ladies present said 10 have been
scale surprising anything before seen in our
city and with the impressive marriage service of the
Episcopal Church the twain were made one. The
happy couple did not forget the WORLD. for on the
following day huge basket flied with bridal cake
wine and other delcacies made its appearance in oar
Office, and many bumper was tossed off TO the
health OF the bride and groom.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-13

PROBABLE INDIAN OUTBREAK Unless
some prompt action is taken by the Military
authorities, we can safely count upon an Indi-
an outbreak in Idaho Territory at no distant
day. Instead of being kept on their Reserva-
tions, where they ought to be, the red scoun-
drels are permitted to supply themselves with
arms and ammunition, and scatter in bands
throughout Southern Idaho, and 60 where and
when they please. They are becoming very
insolent'in their behavior, and of late, greatly
annoyed the farmers of the Payette, Weiser,
Squaw creek and Willow creek valleys. If the
Military authorities don't offer our settlers
that protection which they have a right to ex-
pect, volunteer companies will be organized and
the "Lo" family sent to dig their camas in
the happy hunting grounds. We learn from
the Statesman that Secretary Curtis and party
who had gone out to hold council with the
Indians on Camas prairie, returned few days
ago, and reported five or six hundred Indians
in that section, about hundred or more OF
them being interlopers from the Yellowstone
country. They were digging camas and had
killed about 800 out of drove of hogs that
were engaged in the same business, the Indians
considering them tresspassers on their domain.
After "pow-wow they promised to move
several miles away and not modest the whites,
which we take Us n very sure sign that they
will. The ranchmen should arm themselves
and be prepared for any emergency. Little
reliance can be placed on the u. S. troops, US
there are not enough of them in the Territory
to do any good.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-13
city and County.

.-oour vrsrroRs.-The gloom pervading our
W." ,,, and press-room was dispelled few days
since by visit from couple OF the fa'reS' OF d!
ns fair sex, who desired to see the moaus opea"dt
~ ,eing up newspaper. Political leaders and
Of bedrock fumes and railroads in prospec-
FINISHED from the Uranium of the editor The
~" Of the types ceased and rule and stick dropped
+bs hands of the compositors IN their eagerness
.~,a;n the mysteries connected with the "art pre-
eve, to our fair visitors. A faint smile stole
-. tbe sombre features of the devil " on find
himself confronted by these "angels in dimity."
though he stuck to his case with perverseness
,,.rs,teristic Of his Satanic majesty. CAL again
Indies.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-13

COUNTY CoatMIssroNERs.--Th Regular meeting of
the Board of Commissioners commenced on last
Monday The new member, Hon. E. A. Stevenson,
having qualified took his seat and thus full Board
was present. consisting of one Republican, Hon. R.
Fl. Robb, and two Democrats Mr.. Robb was chosen
by his Democratic colleagues as Chairman and they
went to work with will and dispatched business in
short order. AS we predicted, Colonel Stevenson is
valuable acquisition to the Board. Exorbitant de-
mands and accounts against the county meet with
rough treatment. In the examination Of all accounts
and their allowance, favoritsm is "no no." the
Commissioners treating all alike and applying the
'red-eyed law" to every one having business with
the county.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-13

New DISCOVERING are informed by Mr.. Peter
Peterson Of Placerille that quartz lode which
prospects very rich has recently been discovered
Boyles gulch about and half miles from Placer
VILE 1t was accidentally found while piping on Pc.
terson ( Weiss claims. and discovered TO be a we'll
defined lode OF about three fee: in width filed with
decomposed gold quartz. 400 feet, including the
discovery claim. were located by Peter Peterson,
Dick Johnson, Neil Macarthur Mike McDeyitt, d.
Dascom and - Dougherty. Work Will be com
menced thereon next week.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-13

HANDSOME PREsrSr.-Our friend Nathan Marx 81
the City Drug Store was. Few days ago. the recpi
ent Of 4 handsome present from his friend Justice
l. o. Benedict Of Ceutery!l!c. II IS odd Fellow
resalia OF crimson velvet beautifully embroidered
and fringcI with silver lace and trimmings. Il is az
elegant rig ami was purchased in Baltimore, costing
sllncwli,re near hundred dollars.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-13

DISTRICT CoUEr.-Thc District: Coart wound up
the proceedings 81 the term. July lith by 4
decree OF Divorce IA the case OF Zimmerman VS..
Zimmerman. dissolution Of the temporary restrain
ing order and denial OF injunction prni>s.e IT. in
the case Of Brady ct al vs. Eabbctt At IT, and deni-
al Of the motion FOR a trial in the case OF How
lett Roberts. All other were continued and
Court adjourned until tie next regular term.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-13

orr OK AVfsIr.-iioa. John J. Tompkins. one Of
our most cs;aable citizens len Tor his old home in
Oregon by yeatcvdays stage. Owing TO the scarcity
Of water he suspended his mining operations FOR the
season a:.I very sens.by concluded 10 spend por-
ton OF hts lc IRE time by . visit to his old home in
the land q red apples. We wish him a safe journey.
pleasant s2j urn and Al carly return.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-13

LrrrLG SaoorING.-A shooting scrapc took place
in Pioneer City on the evening Of July 9Th. in Nun
nallys saloon which fortunately resulted in no in.
jury 70 the parties engaged John Henderson and
Mclaughlin had diacUlty which terminated in one
receiving blow over tile head from Z billiard cue
and Henderson firing i couple OF shots 1T McIAugh-
lin, which. fortunately for both parties, did not
take effect The "shootce" disarmcd the sAoot.st,
and that ended the difficulty.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-13

Is Towy.-Soveral Of our friends from across the
Basin visited Idaho during the past week. Among
those who called on were, Ben Wilson. Esq. Of
Pioneer City VIM. L. Law. Esq, of Centerville and
Jesse Bra ford. OF Piaceryille They all report
mining operations being still extensively carried on
across the Basin.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-13

p,vops,-We received, few days ago, nice sack
. aos table salt from Messrs White 4 Stump. pro-
Motors Of the Oneida salt Works, delivered to us by
~, Int Brothers, whose teams had just arrived
with cargo Of salt consigned to Messrs. Lauer L
c,,n Of this city This salt is said TO be the best
= a country. and il is certainly sold cheaper than
,nr other. This home enterprise of White & Stump,
W. are glad to learn is proving remunerative TO the
,r,nrietors and the theory that we should encour-
.-a home industry should so far the salt trade is
,or,erped. be pracuced by the Idaho merchants.
r,rsr 4 Swim have on hand large supply and will
shall orders on short notice. We return thanks to
senator Stump for favors received.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-13

DIrcn ExrENDED.-The cid Christie Ditch, better
known as the Big Ditch" belonging to the Buena
Vista Bar Company has been extended lately from
Gold Hl above Bear Run gulch, distance of about
mile and quarter, to connect with the old Dunn
ditch so as to afford the Company larger supply OF
water at their extensive diggings the bar. In
tending the ditch it was found necessary TO build
about ZOO feet of ume but the work completed
several days ago and the water turned through the
new section. -The newly constructed portion is of
capacity of about 500 inches but only three or four
hundred inches have as yet been turned through it,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-13

CALLED.-One Of our old Idahoans, John viscovich,
who is now resident Of Boise City and a partner of
Harry Gordon in the Capital Restaurant the best in
Boise City. paid us visit few days ago. John has
not forgotten the Basin yet.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-13

PUB. Docs.-Hon. S. A. Merritt our worthy Dele
gate to Congress- is watchfu of the interests OF
his constituents, He is dispensing Congressional
favors, in the nature of public documents, with a
liberal hand, and We have no to complain OF
being overlooked Agricultural Reports, Messages
and Documents, as well as the recent enactments of
Congress have all found their way to our Office Ii
the Colonel's constituents remain in ignorance of
Governmental affairs, they can certainly have no
ground of complaint against him. He sends them
the documents, and if they don't read them it is not
his fault
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-13

oo'. 'f RECEIVED. @. Bryant & Co. have just re-
large lot Of excellent cigars. We have tried
boys. pronounce them No. !, Go for them,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-13

"IiLL AhoUSD.-Pinney, our young friend Of the
.'''oince' who appears of q somewhat migratory
~'posi'ion oscillating between here and Boise City
" az though he had any idea Of settling in the lat
' pace sl continues to pile up late papers, pic
o'l41s and magazines on his counters and is con-
"Nuay making additions to his large stock of books,
'-''ohery and notions of every kind.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-13

NI"S-We understand that our popular auctoneer
sna "ulf will have large sale of dry goods and
~n ,Iing some time next week. of which due notice
'A' Oe given by posters or otherwise.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-13

-EofChE-Jonas w. Brown G.. w. C. I. Of Idaho,
will deliver lecture at Good Templar Hall. on next
r'iuay evening, at "a O'Clock. subject-Medicinal
,HH'hs. Jonas has been posting up on the subject,
4u uont believe in the use of alcohol in any shape,
''icinally Or otherwise. The lecture will be All in
'eStng one and he should have full house.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-13

L,srNIGHr-Tne celebrated Pixley Sisters will re-
tp-u in 4 few days, and on next Monday night will
Give their farewell performance, rs they leave on
Tuesday morning for Boise City and from thence 10
Ouyaee The bin for next Monday night is good
one tie performance commencing with the amusing
comedy Of The Eton Boy''-Miss Annie IS Fanny
Curry" and Tom, and WIN. Elertan as "Dabster."
4 grand miscellaneous concert will follow. and the
evenings entertainment viii close with the laugLa-
be free Of the Married Rake" As this will be the
s: performance b. this talented troape. in the Basn
t.ev should receive ! crowded house.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-13

Closing OCr.-Cn sunday, July 10Th, NJ. Rosen-
liz. VIII commeqce selling At public auction his en-
tire stock Of ladies dress goods. millinery queens
ware, crockery, shoes hats, fancy goods ana notions
@: al kinds usually kept in fsst.class dry goods
ani millinery establishment, and the sale Will con-
t.als from dag to dag until the entire s:oci IS dis.
posed Il The lot and age.pcoot brick store on the
corner ~. als1 be sold il he intends closing out on
or ba:1-e Angus. l-ih. Now IS ,ae time for bargains
AL L!.-s anil gentlemen tA-ouahau. the Basin Will
n.ya: hare ;.sr opportunity . supply ihe.y ward.
ry5-3 With IL. necessary. ".e <in2Ata.s."
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-13

:, fiIAL KEsTAURANT.-A change will be observed
n Ae advertisement in this Issue Of the Capital
@urant at Boise City. Mr. John yiscovich has
ue one Of the partners, and If he and Harry
'N0h can't dish up a square meal there is use
e''Ae 70 any other house To get one.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-13
IS O Il ~ /:

Near Placeryille, June II, 1871, to the Wife Of
WILLIAM o. WEISS, Il Daughter.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-13
9)gW ESTABLISHMENTS.

Notice.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Assessment Roll for Boise county has been
completed and the original list has been delivered TO
boy John German, the Assessor aud -oiiicio Tax
Collector Of Boise county, IL compliance with section
- Of the Revenue At Of Idaho Territory the Coun
- Commissioners ii said Boise county viii meet
q Board OF Equalization on
Saturday, July 22, a. D. 1871,
and all persons who desire reduction or correction
oi their taxes will appear before the said Board At
Idaho City. Boise county. Idaho Territory. said
DAY 1T 10 O'Clock. A. NJ.
by order of the Beard T.. II. ANGLE,
Idaho City. July ljw2 Clerk
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-13

"E'-Durtng the hot. sultry weather, about tho
greatest luxury we can find is nice clear ice-water To
O1F unfortunate friend, John Zapp, who still labors
aAaeF the disability Of broken leg, indebted
''' an un!ang supply Of clear and clean ice Phillip
never missing our Office We hope. old fellow, that
''ur disabilities" may be soon removed and that
We may at an early day, see you making your rounds
as heretofore.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-13

LAST CHANcE.-Au the arrangements are complete
lot the drawing Of Robes Gift enterprise, which
VIII come of on THURSDAY NEXT, July 90 Secure
Jour chances soon, if you have any choice in num-
oera' as the tickets going of rapidly. The draw
ing VIII begin at o'clock, A. NJ All the prizes are on
.Aloison at the jewelry shop. and the wheel OF
''''ane' can be seen and worked By any one. Walk
Up 9ehtIemen and see who viii be the lucky hombre.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-13

SOLD 0vr.-3Ir. $ ". Wg.E. The popular ana ire.
r-esa:5.a -a-;.J-ce- hal his services brought into
r,lg!s.ti5u Oh las: Tuesday. Uncle Jake Romcr,
having concluded 70 Leave Idaho and seek n REV
home, disposed OF all Ais property, household and
kitchen furniture, 1ne, new piano, As also his house
an .Jt. Wuih. auctOaecr, knocked things of a.
good prices. IN l4ct at figures u excess Of what lie
himself had estimated Mr. b. VI. DuI:ell bought
The house and lot; Mr.. 10 Pinkham the piano. and
the other property was distributed promiscUously.
Wl4 understands his biz and will get good prices
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-07-13

FINE BEEg-Mcssrs. Brodb.ck < Haug have re-
Gently changed their base" OF operations SO FAR as
5EeFiag.s concerned. They have reh:;gj the brew
e-y av;:aeu Of the old Miner Brewery Saloon
On Main street, and on last Saturday the aromatic
fumes q nal: and hops permea;cd every nook and
granny Of Ia: !ns.l.::.-n. Nick Haa- Is master OF
ce7aa7l.4s and ha Is an adept in connecting Lcyer-
age that would SHAKE the resolution Of the most in.
d'l.t41le "Tank." Try little Of his ale and beer
II you require positive proof as to its excellence ne
have nbibed and know that it Is "sko0kum.''
New-York tribune., 1871-12-15
ST TuB SAVINGS BAsIs OF
coANKcTicur. JAN, i81L
BANK TROUBLES.

rrhc following communication, froyn coohead"h
ami Intelligent banker, who has wNchp,l Was i"r
many years, no doubt expresses the views vi na'y
others III that llne:l
Tn m. Editor Of Tho Tribune.
Sin: There is attempt to create an excitement
over the retirement from active life q on" or two sna
institutions called by courtesy "banks." but wn1oo
sin "a apnears not to have been Of that straight;
ward buiuesske character that entitled them to rank
even for moment with any Of those conservative iast
tuuops ON which depends the safety OF the larger
transactions In tho financial Affairs 0l s''"'
commercial city like ours. any ihehH'r
enccd man thinks ho can conduct Oa"A
successfully and, raising for the purpose >iOoO" oI
s0ooco opens discount and deposit shop IN one 0. INC
uptown and loses all his money. and puts
up his shutters the end of year or two We see no
reason why the unimportaut denouen'fnf shouiu o'
characterized as "bank failure" Ms the mere shut
ting up Of shop. Our real banks conducted an''
universally by our bcstknown citizens, men who nave
they were bred and now, In their advanced years, nv
porticn Of their wealth in the stock OF these rstc'
Institutions take the position Of director and look a
the affairs as they rnerly tended To their several
Ncw-York with paltry two hundred thonsand a.i . nil
round million being generally tho minimum ana v ~
lions the maximum. No whisper against one Cs suoSs
institutions has been heard. and our most a esu 10
and prudent capitalists know OF no saisr ps o,cst
drposit their spare funds Whoever has hontrs
doubts Of the solveMy OF any monsyeu ,cok
sTtr Se is. OF Of drector! G nine oa. Of
story sovency otherw~e win be found to he panw
told there OF course. everything With which Tsmnan;
nrrosec,non OF the Ring; but tho public saw this be-
lines and withdrew their interests loug ago
Ntr-York. Dec "a. 1911 BRoAD-sr.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-15

any haste to change his ground. For moro than two
years he devoted hmse TO the impartial study OF tho
abes writer's on both Sides The result the concu
sion that political economy could not claim tho character
of an exact seicuce: could the principles DO ap
piled with equal advantage to England and tho United
states Hence he devoted himself to the support OF
system which would enable tho American miner ana
manufacturer to offer inducements to the emigration o!
skilled workneu, making them liberal consumers Oh
tho products Of agriculture. and insur1ng 70 tho
farmer O remuncrative market for his crops In the
course OF hs discussion Judge Kelley takes occasion 70
examine the PORTIONS Of Mr.. Edward Atkinson ana Sr
David Wells WHO hivo arrived at conclusions directy
the Of h w, but the untenablencss OF whlcn
Is shown I'm Of effective reasoning and forcble
Illustration. The volume which We cordially commend
to the attention readcrs rs an Instructive ana CO.
pous manual on subject of supreme Importance to our
national interests dedicated with singular proproy
to Mr. Henry c. Carey the great master OF economic
science the nroound thinker and the careful observer
OF social phenomenal"
New-York tribune., 1871-12-15
SECNSD BOARD.
THrGspAY, Dec. ll-r. VI

TIIrHsI'AY, Dec. ll-r. VI.
Stocks were .oncwhat fevcIish tlis morning,
under Tie influence OF tho alleg Eanh troubles, and
prices began to give way gradually. and it cvidC Mt
that the large opcT tors were not for tie moment di
posed to sustain ths market Tho pressure TO sell n-
as business progressed ana the downward move
mcnt was accelerated by reports OF run upon the
Commonwealth National Bark, Which, however.
it is believed upon good authority, VIII
promptly meet every demand committee nom
the Clcaring House lave today made thorough cxami
nation Of affairs Of the Commonwealth Bank and re-
mort IL in a perfectly sound condition Undue import
ance has been given 10 what called bank troubles
There have been no troubles with banks worthy OF the
name unless 1t lie the inconvenience aud annoyance on
the part the Commonwealth. caused by temporary
run upon its vaults which it hns promptly met every
demand rs there Is every to believe Will do in
the future Even in the case OF the Ocean Bank Tie Re-
ceiycr Mr. Davis is understood to cxIrcss tho opinion
that the depositors will receive hundred cents in tie
dollar Under the uneasy feeling referred TO.
prices Of stocks settled down from to per cent the
prominent stocks taking the lead IN the decline as they
have recently the advance Lake shore dropped 10
ss decline OF abOnt per and Western Union fell
off 6 These stocks popularity supposed to he sus-
tanned by the PARTIES hut the latter has also the
aid OF Company ITSELF which for or two pns
has invested the dividends dne TO stockholders i'm its
stock Ohio and Mississippi, Wabash, North Western
and New-YOrk Central were all lower. but tie
Inter suffered less than any OIer leading stock
III the day sligit rally tooi place, but was not
sustained, and the latest sales rule At the low
est prices Of the day. II tic vi the street
follow their usual tactics they likely TO i'll
buyers again 10 prevent n decline which might disturb
their loans hnt the general features OF stock spccula
ton Is regarded by the bcars favorable to their
interests than any time since the Chicago FIRE. The
transactions Of the day have been unusually large. The
following table shows the highest AID 70 prices o
octiy 10
New-York tribune., 1871-12-15

flO T'E.JJ "I'Voo'0"
reigu exchange been strong nnd rates were loeA
..loa for prime bankers s1ty-day bills. Thr Bank "
England has reduced its minimum rate Of discount to
per cent.
Tho money market has been quite active throughout
the day at ranging from per cent gold to lid OF
Der cent per dien though there were during the norn'
Ing more free offerings ut the current rates. nnd borrow
ers were more readily supplied In the afternoon. TO-
ward the eloec Of bank hours increased demand was
noticeable and while rates not pcrccptiby higher
yet sharp market for call loans noted There were
rumors Of further difficulty among some Of tho national
banks but as learn, there was no important
withdrawal Of deposits. and those institutions against
whose credit thcre rulnors proved aundan'
able TO meet their obligations
The Government bond market wus lrm throughout
tho day Tho ioresn advtocs being favorable and gold
stesdy hAre. slight advance Oasiiv managed, but