Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-11-19

7kzzs & 81
layed ~ lons.s ii W ~ .le s
ii y Isy before our readers tlle ors
ton Of Nj. Strong
HEAVY rains previous to the fall II
|snew soaked the gypund 80 tlaat. IL Il
will retain water next spring and az q
good mining season is already pro
dicted for next year.
The ORAr1oN.-We give Up almost
the entire space Of the Worln today
to the Grafton Of D. G. Strong. II
could not have been better occupied.
Be sure and read it.
CITIZENS were startled the other
night by The roaring Of wafe:s One
of the. bitches on Gold Hill had bro
ken and the water came trinl,1ing
down with the noise Of !, i.,iniatntG
Niagara. 1t was soon shut of aud
the break repaired
s. w. WuLFF-No little of Inc great
success of the Odd Fellows dcdicatioia q
their Hall was due to the personal eScf-
ton and untiring efforts of Mr. S. W.
Wulff of this city. He went into tie af.
fair heart and soul, as he does all public
undertakings, and worked like a beaver
from first to last. 1t was remarked! ~
more than one Of his brother Odd Fe,ovs
that they could not have got along wisi.ori
him.. One thing can be set dow: il ecu
tain, and that is, when Wulf' csDo,isas i
cause, public or private, it is followed ly
eminent success. This is said wil,lc'st In
any manner attempting to detrac from he
efforts OF the other gentlemen wiio assisted
in working the affair up and carrying il
through in accordance with their we'll
planned programme: and we simply echo
the general sentiment Of the people il. :,u5
fishing the fact.
The Cosr.-it costs sonoth,u to
commit suicide in Idaho. The xi3aii-
ses incurred from the time ;i,:st NJ
b. \. Licll:cnthal was found dead nl.-
til his remains reached the rai.tUa,i
amounted to over eight hundred dol
lars. The cost Of the stage Company
alone for taking the body from Boise
City to the railroad was two tnnlreG
and fifty dollars; but an cxtr:. coach
was used for The occasion. 1t Is
cheaper to live than t. de.
BoSpEp. Those MICA led ccs over
in the Wciscr country have hr2@
bonded by their owners 10 S..n
Francisco company RIlnd's 4 frY
have bonded thci, two claims for
$40, 1000; John West, one claim,
$4,000: Rcnh. Pcyton, one clam.
$4,000. J. G.. Fox, one claim.
$4,000 The company havccnp'oye.i
Rhode, & Fry 70 develop this nic;,
ledge, paying them five dollars pcr
day and board: they have also made
arrangements tn have Il trail opened
between tie ledge and Indian valley,
and parties are now al. work on it.
Tnr Dedication to-day, notwitl-
standing the stormy weather, was Il
perfect success in all it's features, and
was without doub: the grandest af-
fair Of the kind ever witnessed IN tho
Territory. a large number Of citizens
from different portions OF the county
were present to take part in and wit
ness the ceremonies, twenty-five com
ing from Centcrvilc alone. The pro-
cession was imposing, and greatly
by the crowds Of lockers on,
who followed it in its order of march.
Odd Follows Hall was filed with la
dies and gentlemen assembled to wit
ness the interesting ceremonies of dcd-
ication, which were conducted in a
ganncr highly crcditablc to the Off
GERS ard members alike. At the con-
rlns;on Of the dedication the process
sion formed and marched to the Meth
odist Church to listen to the Grafton Of
Rey. 2. G. Strong The church was
packed full, and many more could not