Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-14

...e,,,. ,.elected. Man,and hores ass y
graceIu,y ..;Sstsd condition. and tho coIIyL'
very ahaP n time and the warning slemse
Jog .o.S1 ,.,., them TO tho ground. seven 80 y.
VIII soon ~. ~ th;, beautiful creation o. ~
elgn. yes' ssrius was unveiled with gfeaI av.s y
scI'p p.;lt.ry ceremonies and grand 49,. = !.
anu u' siocnence. Now none = poeE :. = !.
Pa'; = -s,ersnce and foul birds rooes g ~
night while rude boys huri stooes = ~ 60. 49,
ofihis country during the dsy g ~ Kan Is
they can come to bic nose Wi1noI go. 80. 4, ~
nde from costing the Territory ic.' . :, more
thousand dollars, what should rend !. -. f.ct
dear to tho hearts Of the people = .' ~ o.s
that it i the production Of the geniu. - ~ ths
of "nr own cit,zens-the realization =. 10
Srs am n one who, at the time trod t1e uI w..
humble a and obscure paths Of life. ape c.a.
u h.S nronounced It not inferior to the noeos
worL. Of art elsewhere, and .: soPe1,v.. =. !.
Ss.;cn and finish to many specimens u ~" "s
same subject to be found in d'he1ens p sr.Jh -
the country. Shall it be allowed 70 csau'O "f
to dusti Whose business 10 it to ta1e CO... -
and keen in repair this beautiful s1a!ue ;
Plane step to the front, somebody ana ao'
.wer The horse needs grooming inc u lear
fliy hide bound) aud patching up geneFsny.
and G. W. wants q new coat ana Dis nalI
.omhed Because he couldn't tell lie whicn
more modern patriots can accomplish WITHOUT
sffortl ia no reason why his image SHOULD DC
Tins shabbily treated. Massachusetts nera'
M other euconium. There she stands! be-
hold her! But then who 10 agoin' to curry
dawn this yer boss and lick ito rider INTO
more .,resentsble and enduring shape! BRING
IN your curry combs and hair oil. II you don
want to hear Freedom shrek andsee hosAiusAo
fall again. Wise statesmen and brave "H''
riors may lead us on to high born destiny.
but long years will intervene before anolhef
Dutchman can be- found to sculp statue
Then arise, old Ethan Allen. and teach the
people of Idaho how to revere the memory oI
the immortal Washington.
Rev. J. p Lytton has presented Master En-
met Catalan with scholarship in ST Micha-
els Parish School Emmett is bright boy.
and the pride and hope OF his parents. and IT
nothing happens will make bis mark IN The
world. Mr.. Lytton could not have made more
iudlcious selection in the bestowal OF THIS
scholarship. and predict that the youngsier
will give the reverend gentleman no cause for
reprettine it, This. believe. is one OF the
customs Of this most excellent school; tor the
rector of the church the principal and assist
ant teachers. each. when so disposed. to bes
tow the gin 40 mark Of esteem. A splendid
incentive. it 10 too TO the requirement Of
Every few weeks the scholars of ST Mlcha.
els Parish school invite their friends and the
public generally Ia be present on given day
10 listen 10 the reading of the school papers.
the .idrocase and the Critiqae: aud a, such
singing, recitaiions. dialogues. and those 9th.
er exercises the best calculated 10 show The
intellectual progress ri the pupils are INDUCED
in. much to the d-ligh, Of those whose good
fortune il is n be present. Last Friday az |
ternoon the Episcopal Church was crowded
with parents and friends who had assembled
10 hear and enjoy ore OF these literary and |
musical recreai,ons and as the day appointed /
happened to fall on the teachers birthday, |
he order al exercises WAS prefaccd by the
,irls spreading an elecan, and abundan; lunch /
n honor of the event. which was par,akcn OF
,y the boys and girls with tina, eus;o only 10.
,ident to rosy health and good behavior AZ |
er this episode came the reading al the rival
papers. the Adrooate and the critigmc These
'apers were filled with we'll written essays.
etters, biographical sketches. personal des.
'rptions. school reports local items. prob.
ems. puzzles. charades and conundrums.
These articles were read with marked ab,l,.
y. and the style displayed in the composition.
u some instances. gave token Of future emi.
renee 1t was frequently suggested By those
present that n special invitation be extended
q certain Idaho editors to be present a; the
'cxt reading in'imatng that the said knights
It the quill might learn something to their ad.
antage by so doing This part concluded
Master NJ. Quinn. editor OF the .idroca,e. on
'ehalf of the boys Of the school, presented
heir beloved teacher. Mr.. p. d. Rothwell.
fne gold pen as a testimonial Of their esteem
nd appreciation Of his worth as a true friend
nd instructor Of the youth Mr.. Ro,bwell
eels Justly proud over the compliment. and
vii No doubt continue TO merit the spproha.
ion and love Of parents and pupils in the fu.
ure as he has in the past The last mart
Of readings, dialogues. recita,ions
nusic. and philosophical experiments, wa. A
veil received close to the afternoon's enter.
ainment. The audience listened throncbou.
nth great interest. and gave assurance Of ths
ieasure received BY repeated and loud An.
lause lfan orderly school and rapid advance.
rent IN the different branches taught are anv
rlterion. Mr.. Rothwcll,s certainly succe.sfnl
'acher and young man Of varied and schol.
rly attainments. '
Inc mail between here and Rocky Bar ar.
ives and departs on time, notwithstanAno
ne deep snow. 1t goes hence to Rattlesn.Ls
stage, and from there to Atlanta and Rect.
ar on snow shoes. Mr.. Tatro, proprietor Of .
10 line. employs three men for this mn rno..
an expense Of 1925 per month; and thess
len are said to be the most skillful and ha rdv
low :hoeists in the country. The mail mat.
'r. which each man has to carry on hi. hal l.