The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-27

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Winter sim fingers with N 6nov fen u ths val- |
ley on the 3d 70 the depsA q tuO a shreA inehes
Of the dag sum- but that which fell during tie
severe storms Of January II 10th to dissolve ad
,soc. = dep e ss .ss
for Spring" Don't know whether nature il signing
for 10 return: but do know that it II cor.mon in
ne:s p.sss 20 nssr sooIane sSo see maes soooslsk
up is daily expected and anxiously looked for.
correct essimase Of the loss Of stock cannot be
many xl probably die when spring f.iriy opens and
the ground gets son. and those that survive 80
scattered that il win take their weeks hunt
them up and count losses From twenty miles shove
to have been triding; bat from that point down the
suffering il greatest Psyette valley has lost bat few
and not near a. many have died in Boise valley -
has been reported Old sestlers-sore Of whom are
men OF 5ulgmen,-<lAim thak fully thirty per cent
Of all the cattle that eft TO ah for theHaeiyes
have persshed-the larger portion in the attempt to
get water Had the sensible advice Of the WORLD
been followed in regard 10 making the water easy Of
by cutting holes In the ice 1t proper distance
along the banks OF the different streAms the loss Of
stock would not have been so seArfuly great There
10 one thing. however. which time win prove. and
that is. the losses hare been greatly exaggerated
The loss in sheep has been exceedingly light: in
fact almost nothing. notwithstanding all reports 70
the contrary.
Rabbssear currency win be At premium next sum-
mer, thousands Of jack, black-saiI and cossontA
rabbits have been frozen 70 death Poultry Of AL
kinds in many instances, persisted on the roost
Meadow lATks and other birds. large numbers Of
them took their las; repose during the prevalence Of
the .polar wave that came down on IN January;
and it is feared that the whistle Of the quail in this
and neighboring valleys viii not be often heard next
season. large coyies o. them have been seen dead
! in the fence corners and under the shelter Of the
willows Even the light hearted coyote succumbed
- saunt hunger and the intense cold and the plains
ssrrwn with their feshless frames The tvo pas;
seasons entire crops On the south side OF the r1ser
we're destroyed by the rabbits he little animals CON-
ing IL myrisds. Mex. spring the rAnehmen can put
in their grain and other crops and be assuerd Of gar
ner,ng abundant harvest Ia the fall i0r :ae wea.h-
er has done with the rabbits aha; the farmer has
been ruxzing his brain 10 do for months. Bad luck
Is Always followed by corresponding amount Of
good.
i Every city, town. village aud hamle; IN the United
States / suppose. .craped sus and danced on The
nigh, Of the anniversary Of the birth OF the hero Of
,ha; little cherry affair. Observation shows that
;ha; IN the price Of soeleAther and 13des-n.s
always occurs day following the nd Of ebruAry.
The bail gwen by Bush Young Of the Central Eo-
iel on Monday evening. Was well attended lie
! merry dancers hreied and toed j. al night.
James Twogood has large lcs of agricultural ma
chinery and implements on exhts'yon .; Frank Cof-
ans hardware store. Jimmy is setting ready Tor The
campaign among Inc fArfncss
Mr.. T. Ranney has jass returned from trip TO
Soa;h Mountain He reports the richness and ex-
tent o! ;AA, camp As over-estnis'ed
Mr. c Jacobs ou,chered TWO hundred and Afsy "a;
. hogs las; month The bacon cured by him neye.
hunts tor market He acds i, hard matter TO sup
ply the demand
. Rev d. q. s;roas ;oli the people o. Boise City
what he knew about temperance q; Good leE1pAAs
hall OF TUESDAY evening lie reciied many :Aings
kno~u & hu; sex same things not b~fsre known,
and srsa. maay things ih-, ,lppers k2e~ in more
youthful days htt L.4 quite forgotten. The rsssr
end gentleman is tie bet card in the Temperance
deck and he draws exceedingly well II he does Lot
e., dcwr the aud break IN the helmet Of black
pin ed Alcohol he hits the inssdeoas Old Aaisa
so,ae VERY very g-erans blows The day Afer Mr
Strong's able and we'll recesed lecture, Old Asco1o
wa- good deal .'cs wA- jim Mace woald tern
'4itile sroggy- Tine!
. There IS 10: Al empty dwelling house IN soass
Csty-Sonethins That never before ocearrrd II ihs
history 81 lie i1-ac; aid amos; every Gay house
Hunters =-v met oa re streets Many Kew houses
all he bah; during the coming sum-aer-
Business 81 81 kilds i gaie bslsk noiS!ihsiAnd
ius this !. the dale-t season OF Ike year The ner
! xaAn;> particularly. are dong very we'll
Tie A.; eu4s an tAe Ie-rA. platn ard sheFT,
rres 49, mos; al blasted. figat crops next season
h1 apple aad berries u al kinds are SD 4
have st.>to-td the reogs q winter without iE1ET!
! a~a TIA usual cro{ps mas he locked for.
The :a.ltvsss are tie ?s.res eus.ea' o. the mos
eelf-c 81. sAe sroeSsfles II life IN this c.:y: Brown
sugar 81 = yer pound: erasae~. IS co2ec. So tea
IS caaIIcs ier b,x. 3 So e"- oil per case OF ter
: yo1nd 81 o.: t-oon 2ad hams. per pound, lSss-S
lArd. rer q: Ten pounds. s. -. Dried traits
peaches. per pound. - g. apples. ID; Cali.oFnii
grapes -: pums. -. Flour. 81 per barrel wheat
per pound oats ss8ess barley. 2s.k9 "a
{ hay per tor. sa5@F s-U: wood. Ssa $40 per cord
These prices coin rates. and may vary slightly
ould also add ;ba; axe-g-ease butter reiAiis al q
: ceuts per pound. with 10 no other brands In ih'
: market: eggs. Sc. ~ 81 % per dozen.
Z There considerable sickness in the valley II
the ear part Of the ~iater bat general heAlil
preyaals and those doctors who then iho1c hs Of run
ming daily line Of heA-scs to the city ceneiertea
wander hither and yzn wrinsing their hands In des
J. pair and bitter The festive blue pail and tn
playful little euetic lie dormant IL the unused ant
dssty saddle-bzgs-
u And the Lawyers. where are they? They perafnou
i late the streets seedy attire. every one OF whom
looking as II he had swallow ed funeral procession
rnourncrs and all Brefie.s. hrieaess' Their book
stacked upoa the shelf. unopened for months, VIII
the dust aceumuls:iug thick and fas; upon them
8 One Of the most learned limbs Informed me. IN
other aay TIA, he hadn't slnng any blackstone 10
six months; and If q client ddn { throw himself
u sigh. before many DAYS, he intended to go Tor
d grasshopper sufernger.
II il generally thought down here that the scurrii
ons article in the Bedrock Dsmocras about Judg
Clark was written by play ed-ous burnt-out third
rate petiyfogger who. having been badly worssed D.
u Clark in . lawsuit took that method OF revenge
y Those who know the Judge best say that he IL no
q that kind OF man.
Several citizens OF this place intend 10 spend sew
eral weeks the ensuing summer in prospecting 10
gold and silver quartz lodges in Boise county.
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