The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-06-20

FRESH suPrLlEs.-Ssoy returned. several days
ago from the Basin, and proaonnces it hoax
about his being taken in by Cinnamon, aud Informs
that PInucy ( Co. haze laid in new additions to
their stock Of periodicals. pi,,nrials aud reading
matter generally. besides a full supply OF everything
il the line 0: Yankee Notions. pocket cutlery. pipes
AID stems, AsA.ustacac, nae tooAc' and cigars exc
TIE WATER WORKS The water works now appear
TO be in splendid working order ana Mr.. John Reel.
who as charge Of them, during the past wees, gave
two exhibitions of their efficiency in OF d.e.
Having discarded the old pipe aaI pat up pen
s:3tk to which two or three hundred yards OF hose
is attached. the "machiae" now works admirably
aai throws water over the highest buildings III town
Masonic Bub.-We acknowledge the receipt OF
complimentary ticke. to the Masonic BAL to DC given
in Boise City b. Suoshone Lodge No. T. \. L. 4 A. u.
on Monday eYealng. June 24th, for which we return
our thanks 10 the Committee of Invitation. We Only
regret that business engagements. well tie dis
lance Ir0m here, Will prevent our attendance.
FROM The QUARTZ MILL.-llr. David Coughanour.
superintendent of the Col Hi! Company's mill aud
NINE dropped in yesterday. while business
Dave acts on the maxim of business before pleas.
ufe, aud 1t Is seldom him away from his
post, and then only for a short time.
FLooD.-From private letter received from
hon. Vim. Lynch, we learn that the Payette river is
noodlng things generally in that section The bridge
d Horseshoe Bend oay be reached by boats and
We have no doIbs, from what we hear. but that the
IA IusF5 On the P4yette have been greatly damaged
W the overflow.
IRON PfoSEER-Hon. John VI. Cannady ani Geo.
w. Anderson, Esq, the vertable Judge Hog'em,
0aied on US during the past week Mr.. Anderson
reports everybody at work around Pioneer City, and
mat mat iaborers are in demand in that section. Ben.
iI''oA mas water in ali OF his bitches. and Hog EN-
'''Olces IN good mining season.
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hoRsEs.-A drove of horses from Mendocino coun-
" 'alornia,-some 2O) in npmber.-arrived here
yesterday and are for SALE ''whoesaIe or RETAIL, we
s'utne' AS horse flesh ia at discount in this
leir market
'A'AHD.-Last Tuesday our Office was illuminated |
VIC appearance of our esteemed friend J. d. Duke, !
twa Cenerville Jims visits are few and far be-
Cen, - as ne scarcely ever this way ex-
'P' On business.
~" POTATOES. DR.. y. Marx will please accept
'i"hks Tor mess Of nice potatoes, just
-" the valley. They were really excellent, and we
the ~ see our market supplied with plenty of
,... ,'AA fAiLs-Nr. Silson continues to make his
Oh rounds with the ice wagon, and the large
lnxoi nice, clean ice he dumps in Office are
DAYS we cannot dispense with in these hot sultry
q, DAFT LAKE.-Ar. J. @. Bryant, formerly one
~, ieading merchants. but now resident of Salt
to ren,;y arrived here few days ago. and proposes
'aih short time with u.s.
p 1o"S-Judge Whitson and Theo. v. Mathews,
to-, VI Boise City, have been spending few days in
Father ui the past week They report the weather
'ui1ry at tie Capital.
pr. |
r.. -,oious-Divne services will be held in the
At muse IN this city, on next Sunday, June 23d,
Miller oss 4 NJ aud o'clock, p. H., Rev. q. d. u.
' oihciating
~ =, BOISE CrrY.-Mr. c. W Moore, Cashier of
ty ar National Bank OF Idaho has been in our
vi Tue past few days
den.- AL"-Mr William BAR, one of our old res
llna tbo out now living in Boise City. paid US visit