The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-05-14

AT regular meetang OF Payette Lodge Nc. 16 I.
o. G. T., the following officers were installed for the
quarter commencing May LIST. and ending July 81.
1874: r, r. Starr, W. @. T.; Mrs. s. Doucherty.
W. V. T.; Mrs. L. Robb. p. W. @. TIE. E. Flem
ming W. S.; John Ireton. W. F. s.; Miss Ada Miner.
w. T.; G. F. Stone, W. NJ. r. H. Robb. W. C.:H.
Lambert. W. I. g.: g. Miner. W. o. G., z. Angle,
w. A. s.; Mrs. A. z. Miner. W. D. NJ; Miss Matte
Miner. W. R. II. s.: Mrs. Anna Flemming ". L. II.
s.; Lodge Deputy r. H. Robb.
rssrALLAr1os.-Thef following is list of the on.
GERS installed in Boise Lodge, No. g. l. O. G. T., for
the ensuing quarter: J. W. Brown. W. G. T; Miss
Clara Galbraith. W. v. T.; william Abbott. W. s. !;
G. s. Kingsley. Jr.. W. F. g.; Thos. Dixon, W. T. /;
Mrs. D. g. Strong. W. Chap: G. B. Baldwin, W.
Mar; s. NJ sisk. W. I. g.; Walter Galbraith, W. O.
g.; Mrs. Mary Dray. W. r. H. s.; Miss Mary Tregas-
kis. W. L. H. g.; Miss Lucy Davis. W. A. s.; Mrs
NJ. F. Brown, W. D. NJ.
Col. E. A. SrEvESsoN's little son Charley, we re-.
greet to announce Is very sick Of scarlet fever Dr.
Zipf was called to Pioneer last Sunday to see him,
and pronounces the one OF genuine scarletina,
but thinks the little patient will get up without much
difficulty II no accident happens to prevent.
We understand that . number OF ladies' In Idaho
City had excursion and picnic planned for last Sat.
urday. which the "moist" condition Of the weather
and things at that particular time obliged them to
postpone indefinitely. We hope they will be more
fortunate another time.
SOME fellow who evidently has not proper regard
for the rights Of property, entered the Buena Vista
Bar Company's carpenter shop aud store house. on
~. and tad IN Ri
Of hose belonging to the company.
AccipESr.-The news came to town yesterday that
one Of Mr. John Danskins teamsters had got his leg
broken Star Ranch. about three miles from
Placervillc. No particulars. DR.. Belknap went out
TO set the broken limb
The Salesman says Judge Noggle has been having
chis aud fevere, but thinks he has them brok en-.
aud will be- able TO proceed to business in day or
| two.
We received two pounds OF nice, fresh butter. few
DAYS ago. put up BY Mrs. A. p. Turner. which de
cdet!y the best thing have found in many day
II Is unsurpassed both in richness Of color and deli
cacy OF favor.
roa BANNER MIR. Moses Kempner left here on
Tuesday morning last with his packirain. loaded fol
Banner The hrst attempt this season to get oveI
tina, trail with animals hut Nose will make the trir
II any body can
| A. J. LAW. who is running Beverly Willis Col
saw.mill on Gold Ill., informs that he Is saving
day and night. and turning out from nine to ter
thousand feet Of choice lumber every twenty'foul
hours.
| Dr. RoI awELL performed another operation OF
Phil Pencils Leg few days ago taking out two more
pieces OF bone larger than those formerly taken out
The patient Is doing well as could be expected
GOOD many strange faces are observable upon ou
streets at present. from which We infer the popu'a
ton OF the town Is being recruited from outsid
sources There Is still room.
ALEXANDER suEns. Of Pioneer. was in town Of
Sunday last and reports water plenty and al nauo
at work in that camp.
Mn. PETER SWIM. OF the Arm Of Lauer Swim
Of Idaho City, quite sick. and has been SO for se'
eral days.
|, Mns. J. K>REEp is still very sick. but her coma
ton seems slightly improved.
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Mn. MosEs KEEzKx is rapidly recovering from III
effects of his late injuries.
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