Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-11-05

MIR. NJ. +. WAIDRoN Of tho fnn. -
Crafts & Waldron, Of Centarn;,, ~
' was over here two or three days this
MORE GRAlS.-Emery's teams will,
soon arrive from Upper Payctte with
twenty-tour thousand pounds of GRAIN
vile. ~ center
r.! bARLEY.-Mr. Frank Haug, of the
City Brewery, will rake in FIVE thon.
sand pounds more of barley this week
uy hmery's teams from the Upper
FARMERS in the valleys will go to
plow,ng next week, providing the
weather continues favorable. The re.
cent rams put the ground in splendid
condition for blowing, and the far
mers will take advantage of it.
J: NJ. CASSApy, Esq, of the firm Of
Mad'gan & Cannady, at Pioneer, came
over on Monday, and met the Hon S
). Fem, who arrived that evening by
stage. Mr.. Cannady returned home
on Tuesday morning.
Removable is stated that Mr. Mar
tin Mellenovich, proprietor of the San
francisco restaurant, on Wall street
opposite the old st. Charles hotel, will
remove his place of business into the
old Express Office building, on the cor
ner opposite the First National Bank.
Martin is the Best cook in the country.
and should he make the contemplated
change he would soon have all the
boarders he could accommodate.
SusrESpEp-Wc are Informed that
work has been suspended on the Sub
Rosa ledge, and that it will not be re-
sumed again until next season.
Mr. \. g. Mason, who lives on
Squaw creek, raised scvcnty-tivc thou
sand pounds of grain the past season,
consisting of wheat, oats and barley
This they disposed Of on the ground
at two cents per pound. He intends
10 SOW much greater breadth of
grain next spring than he did last,
and should the season prove favorable
he will turn ont an immense crop
next fall
Rack hacl pa,y. daddy sho, bar
SAn, him IN the ryc-bail an never toch ha'r.
Mr. Dempsey, who keeps the Min
nchaila station, between here and
Boise City. killed large bear The
other lav The animal came about
Tie premises il the daytime in quest
oi food. when tie dogs giving chase,
il took ~ ! large tree near by
Dempsey then ct ont his revolver
and turned loose. but without any ap-
parent damaging effects, for like the
rudc boy III the apple tree. it would
not come down. After loading and
shooting u, the bear until the cxcr
Csc brought on a mess 81 hack-achc
and made orc eye sore squirting
through the sight, Dempsey rested
a spell, and leaving some one t. watch
the bear. came On over IL the Thora
creek house after a Henry rifle. Pro
curing which valuable weapon he
went back. and opening fire all along
the line. the bear soon came tumbllng
down Dempsey has now a skin TO
wrap him up in and enough bars lie
to grease his har all winter.
BEARS. More Of these animals have
been seen this fall than at any prevl-
Gus season known to the oldest set
tier. They are very easily approached.
and don't seem to fear man In the
near SO much as man fears
them. The short wild berry crop in
the mountains this fall drives them IN
to the valleys after food; and they are
a source of great annoyance to the
settlers in the Partially shown by
them for hogs and young calves.
While OF natural history we will men,
ton that Green Martin tells of bear
rarely seen in the mountains, which
old hunters call the bald-faced bear.
1t appears to be allied to the grizzly
species, and grows to tremendous
size. The track Of one seen up about
the Payctte lakes, not long since,
measured sixteen inches across. An
open.handed slap in the face from a
varmint singing a ripper Of that
size would be we'll calculated to sol