The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-04-02
BOSTON CORRESPONDENCE.

| BOSTON CORRESPONDENCE.
BosroN. ION GRIMES CREEK). March 80.
Ed. NOTWITHSTANDING little spare time
left concluded to devote it to your valuable
paper. Il looks like assurance in me TO attempt
the difficult task of corresponding to news
paper. but then, I'm notorious for "cheek," &c
her. goes. Most of the miners in this neigh
borhood have made beginning, sbovellng Out
bitches and fixing up generally in order to be
ready for water, which commodity isanxlous'y
PRAYED for night and day-that u.s. in our way
of praying. ! noticed the other day that Mr..
Dempsey, road contractor of districts Nos. .
aud 4, is making extensive preparations to
build substantial bridge at the crossing Of
Grimes creek, opposite Centerville. This work
denotes that Steve intends the county shall
have value received while he holds contract OF
the above named districts. In him the county
Commissioners made grand selection.
BY the way, speaking of county Commits
sioners. I firmly believe we can look forward
hopefully for successful administration OF coun.
ty affairs under the management OF the present
Board The recently elected gentleman, Mr..
Black, if report be true. is the right man in
the right place." They are all "hard-isted
sons of toll" Mr. r. II. Robb have known
nearly fourteen years. and always found him
an upright and honorable gentleman. With
Col. Stevenson, am personally unacquainted
officially. l admire his firmness in everything
pertaining to the good of the county, be appa
rently knowing neither friend nor foe. no has
made many friends since his election. Ii all
our county Offices could have been in charge OF
such men foi the last ten years. we could now
boast of living in the richest county in the Ter
ritory. Our coming fall election will bring
tears to the eyes OF some of the disappointed
asprants, who depended on their wire-pulling
qualifications for oficc-voters, both Republican
and Democratic-are determined on electing
good and true men.
Red Horse" the terrier of whisky drink.
ers is still trotting about this vicinity, in form OF
Robert Dale Owen-no. / mean Mr.. Owen J.
bly, get those names COMPOUNDED o. }. ID. is
doing yeoman service in behalf of the noble Or.
der. being one Of those innocent, unsophisiicai.d
persons, smooth.brier like. aud just the one 10
swell their ranks
As you are. no doubt. aware. Hon. NJ J.
Longtcllow. beg PARDON, Blddy. is with us.
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thy legislator relates some such entertaining
yarns" about the young aud "od folks At
home" that tears coagulaie on the extremity Of
our Grrcian prcboscis despite of us. Such
huggiug. squeezing aud kissing down on your
knees. fair Ophelia. vii, thou be- mine-and
all that sort q. thing. but she wouldn't be- his
We fully expected Nose would add another Ia.
dy Ia our small circle of female acquaintance
bat as usual. doomed 10 disappointment. Ac-
cepsing an Invitation from several gentlemen
members Of the Ccuicrsllle Dancing Club.
attended one of their social gatherings. and
passed delightful evenns-indulg"d little
in the light 4" bombasiic toe and battered my.
SELF on being "a graceful as a Concord coach
Oh, had the power 10 write something re
spec;ing the fair women. aud fra-no. brase
men there assembled. but Ia an untutorrd life |
like mine, i, would be- difficult matter to dlsin
euish the difference between a beautiful blonde |
snd government mule. and az for describing |
dress. could not tell MORE antique from n !
gunny sack Suffice it TO say |
lh" ladies' we're pretty. kind and agreeable, |
and the gentlemen. all but the pretty. they seem
to possess faculty of ringing" you into the
dance, then rush to the side of the hall and get |
their shoulders against it. apparently to douhly
insure your safety. Long may they live"
Trouble in shape of mining begins in few
days. aud this kind of work must cease for n
while, at any rate. now bid you adieu.
HIRAM DRACLIcK
THE Salt Lake Herald. Mormon paper, in
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