Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-11-09

Letter from Joe" will appear in
next issue. :
HE ORArIoN.-The grafton IN Tho
occasion Of the dedication Of the Odd
Fellows Hall, will be delivered At tia
Methodist Church.
AERlvEp.-Thc gentleman who Is to
90 the matchmaking at Crafts mill
arrived from Silver on Saturday even.
'ng, and it is said that the mill will
soon SO to crushing quartz.
Mn. DAVE CoucASoun, Of Quart.
burg, came over on Sunday So also
did Mr.. jeff Howell. The bows ara
here to take the last mystical degree
in the Order Of ct. T.'s'
HALF-PAsr ONE P. M-The dedica-
ton Of the Odd Fellows Hall will
commence at halfpast one o'clock, in
stead OF at two o'clock P. NJ, as pre-
vlously announced in the advertise
ment.
SALE OF THE OH Elk Horn Mil. AND
LEDcE.-An Italian company have
just bought Of Mclaughlin & Howe
the old Elkhorn mill and quartz ledge,
on Summit Flat. twelve or thirteen
miles distant from town, and will soon
have things in operation again up
there. The new company will 60 up
to-day to commence work.
WEATHER prophets, as usual, are
prognosticating the kind Of weather
we are going 70 have. They all agree
that a mild, open winter will be orr
portion. We predict an unusually
mild winter from certain electrical
conditions Of the atmosphere which
prevailed last week, having the same
effect upon human nature that early
spring has, and leading 10 the open
ing oi what i'll March would be termed
the "Sprin. fights Two fights took
place III that time. and those incidents,
in connect with the manner in
which the cats cut ~ q nights, make
the prediction Of an easy winter
doubly sure.
Mn Len WHITE arrived from the Dig
gings Of the White Bros, on the Up
per Paycttc last Saturday evening
He rode in a storm If snow and rain
all day. and experienced very heavy
weather On the >nmmit-a heavy gale
blowing, with binding fall Of snow.
The boys have got on well with their
preparations for mining, and feel san
rn:nc If lucrative run next season
they finished building their cabin and
had everything snng'y house! the
yrrv dav that the bal weather com
utcnrel-abnnt three weeks arn-tnl
ii has been >tnr:i.ln- ont there ever
since. .th5ut ElaIfa mile Of their ditch
i Completed They will continue work
ali winter should the weather permit.
Game If I'LL kinds ahuunl> il alum
dance Ill t!r vicinity II til" hi--ln-S.
jim White AMI George Bidllc Killed
two large fat Elk last week, aA! teal
and canvas back lnckS and geese az.
al every day attraction ~ their hiI'
If fare. Len White not long S'nrc
killed 4 wild goose that vas perfectly
white with the exception 81 the tips 81
| lis wings, which were Of a bright blue
color. Mr.. White came in to take out
the last lot Of supplies before the deep
SHOWS come and prevent pack animals
travelling. lie returned yesterday
None II the boys will be in again be.
| fore the holidays, and perhaps not then
New Mrsrc.-Wc have Just received
from /. ". HcImick, music dealer and
publisher, 27s West Sixth street, Gin.
cinnati, Ohio, two splendid pieces q
music. The first is beautiful ballad
and chorus, entitled "llcaven Bless
Mamma" words BY +. Solomon, music
by P. Arnold de Thicr. It is sung by
some Of the best artists in the east
and is no doubt one Of the best ever
nublishcd. The first stanza reads as
follows:
Omamma! tell me when die
will angels take me to the sky?
For Mary says 50, is it true?
Will God make me an angel too!
Have angels wings, Q mamma dear!
/ And do they always hover near;