The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-01-23
BOISE CRY CORRESPONDENCE.
BoIsE CRY, January II, lS1'

c. stage uTiVcIs Nuu P'" ,Acra
.. George Ault arrived at this city AZ aO0u. W.
r. p NJ. making the trip through from ida"o
), CITY in n little less than ten hours ain STOP
;. n;no ot Hart's Exchange. Mr.. Hart is an ex-
a nerieoced hotel keeper; is well known to many
readers of the WoRlp, and keeps one OF the
best houses in the Territory. The streets oil
a the city are far less muddy than they were
n represented to be a week ago, owing, ! tnink'
5 to a recent change in the weather. The rams
which are said to have prevailed for some t'me'
!. have SUSPENDED, aud the weather is cold enough
. to make hot stoves agreeable coinpa"'oh'
Q Tuesday morning last was ushered III shr"'iafd
in sheet of snow, thin, to be sure, but ns
J. white, crisp-looking and cold, as any We nave
in the Basin, but long before night II had DIS
r oppeared, and nature usually so cheerful here.
had put on most sombre and cherries hue
which she has continued to wear ever since
And, altogether. Boise City looks quite differ
ent now 10 that it does 10 Spring. when the
orchards and shrubbery are green, aud the
flower gardens which surround and adorn SO
many private residences in the SUBURBAN pre-
cncts of the fair and ever beautiful Capital OF
Idaho, shedding around. end over the whole.
1 such halo of sweetly ruralistic charms as one
seldom meets in metropolitan life. are in bloom.
But Boise City is almost all suburban-almosi
all rural--and this, to me, is the chief VI brr
many charms
| Hons S. s. Fem. Of Neg Perez couniy. aud s.
Capps, OF Shoshonc. are still here. Also Col.
Higbee, of Owyhee county. and Hons A. Dean.
Matt Davis and IL. 4. Maftox, Of Boise county.
aud perhaps still others with whom ! atm no:
acquainted. Mr.. Fem will leave for home at
midnight tonight, that being the hour a; which
the stage leaves. The rest, believe c"a:c.n.
plate remaining in the city some time. have y
not yet had the pleasure Of meeting with Hon. =
Y. $. Anderson. though understand he is IN !.
town aud boarding Mt the same house
The Supreme Cour: is In session here
WAS presen. to-day when i, was sitting but "
failing 10 be Interested remained bu, "a short I
time. Our mutual friend. L. O'Ncil. Esq GO,
ready 'u star; TO your city Yesterday morning y
and would. no doubt, have been there before
now. but his cayuse was Of different no.!.n. -
and when Mr. o'Ncil mounted him 10 start. %
the "crii.er" buckei aud threw him Of. bru.s. *
Ing aud managing his face considerably. aud -
no further injury
There IS .one hind of exhibition going ON np
stairs something gotten up for the special de- 81
light of the children. and from the nun,.rou. :
and continued sounds Of hari,s which come II
ringing down the stairs, ! judge the little "a
elbows are enjoying the fes.al present .. oul, III
,hildren can. 49,
Governor Thomas W. Bcnne., le:, for ID. ON
Aiiani'c States, ms per announcement. on Mon. al,
lay morning last, taking the prccau,ion to sell al
VI a.! that he had even his household furniture BIZ
'Fior to his departure that in cas-. he should pl
'e so fortunate as To draw lucky number n, "a,
ne Government rattle which is Ia come Of. as an
he lawyers wou.dsay. on or abou; the fourth /,
Il March next. we need not expect hi, rc,ur, a..
"t 'a'i'ns In this. be will. Of course. come ,hu
ack and assume The pay. and il may be-. n.
ut'es "f the Executive Office Of idaho T,r,;
Dry. Ii tina propensity to be continual, seek
* promotion &c higher and more lucra,;r. ave.
's'"ohs' thina lies Que OF the s,ronccs, oh lar,
'cti'ns to the appointing power. Arpoi,,... {
re nearly, 1t not always. advcnt,,rers and b,x csc
" no permanent interests in the countries I.
men they are sent-as often as oth,rw,.. III,
get ria OF then ut home-they very naturally \
Eek advancement. using the p..;t;on. thu. for
I've merely as stepping-sto to other and d
e'erabie ones. many times too, to the .,,..r ~" !,
'gect OF their duties. Ned" Curt;s !. a.. boo
Governor. n course, during Mr. nern.,,. con-
sence. had an introduction to "Nea-,o
y (he will pardon my familiarity. / know, For
q II his exterior is an index to his ;,,.r;,r A
n willing-that's all. in {!
MI Bowman arrived in town this exen:n sa".
was operated upon. / was present NJ ,h. !, h
'rat'on' 1t was n very painful m. h.. mor
''iully performed. and successful, / think a. A
ds'ocated shoulder looked and mea.ur.a a' ,'.l
er the operation. precisely, in all re.n.c,. of &,
tue sound one. DR.. Stevens. who ner6,r..s III
operation and who certainly goes abou, nj. than a.,
"a IKE an experienced hand, was very San. thro'
no that 1t was well done, and se.m.d - -. in %
nnch eiated with it as were Mr.. r.. fr;.na. ryine
were present. myself among the number me me
. !. the best use you can Of this not. :. III
: a. all a. suits your pleasure. far ~. c,.t
TOO unwell since have been hnra - :.