The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13

freaching next Sunday. 2
SNOW two feet deep on the hills
water rising in all the creeks and gulche..
roads growing heavy between here and no,.. c,4,
out the stage still arrives on time.
fair. when Ills
| Morris German went with his mother to San No.,
cisco. y 0an rran-
"eoecoa Lodge l. o. o. F. met "Wednesday r,c,.
several persons present from the other aide !,
the Basin. o10' sue o.
'onn Eissler. Of Quartzburg. was in town one d.v
's "s'A says times are dull over there just now.
Dull here. too. wv
Ano sociaole given by the String Band On Inc.
wednesday evening. not so well attended AZ w.s
aoped owing perhaps to the fact that it was an en-
csoacnment upon the lental season.
"e Are collecting material for the compilation a,
Work. which we will publish soon, to be entitled
"Fefraait IN Nevada; or. the Adventures of Mulat
70 haroer. The work will be thrlngly interesting
ana We anticipate large sale for it,
James Judge. Esq. will offer his household furn,.
lure Tor sale at public auction on Thursday at two
ana implements cheap. Go and buy them. Mr.
'a"so gong away from Boise. but has not yet deter
mined on what point he will aim to bring up at.
Rumor says Charles d. vajen, pioneer OF Boise
county. died in Utah. last summer We do not re.
member to have seen any notice of his death in the
territorial papers. Mr.. vajen was il we recollect
Alright. the rst Treasurer Of this county: was man
OF more than ordinary intelligence and good news
paper writer.
We understand that Hon. John Clark the newly.
appointed Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court Of
Idaho Territory. will hold the March term OF the Dis
'r'ct Court in Idaho City, instead Of Hon. W. c. Whit.
son. The report is probably true as 1t would be din
cult for Judge whtson to get here at that lime.
Mr. AND Mrs. J. A. VAN ASpA left Tuesday morn.
ing for their home a, the capital. Mr. Van Anda has
been preaching here for most of the past week aud
Is one Of the most courteous affabie aud pleasant
gentlemen we have met In the Territory. We hope
no viii find IL both agreeable and convenient to ma
many moro visits to city.
We are under many obligations to Pedro" for
letters this week and last, both from the valley aud
Piacerville Hope he will continue his favors Placer.
vile should have good newsy letter in the WORLD
every week There Is room for it, aud plenty of ma.
,eral TO make 1; out Of IL some ono would take the
pains 20 write them up. Pedro writes a very good
letter and no: too long.
/ Now is the time when The interior webfoo. press
teeth with thanks for the reception Of pics aud ginger.
bread and tell their readers ,ha, February is the
shortes; month in the year. Tn. rule is always
work IN something abons the pics being made by the
iywhite taper. fingered hands Of Mrs so and. So;
when Il the truth known. perhaps The fair lady
who mixed the ingredients and rolled the Cough hal
clippers slune at tie ends Of her arms a. large as
champion hams. BIZ: then the country editor mus,
have hts sush.
| REACHED Huxg.-jose2h Rove reached his faith
cr's home in Hannibal Missouri. after ten days OF
travelling. With misfortune except !ros;ug
his fingers. understand pretty severely. In .
letter To his partner. Mr.. James A. Mcpeytt. Joe
~rcs that hts father ia rapidly regaintus his health.
and IL nothing happens - de,aia him ho will hc a,
homs about tie first of March The old gentleman $
probable speedy recovery Will be welcome news TO
every body here.
RxruRsEp.-J. l. G. Smith Esq. proprietor Of the
To-Ga,o House. went tn Boise Monday las, TO see
h = daughter-Mtss Katie smith-who was reported
dangerously III. Arriving a; Boise city he found TO
his qualification that his daughters condition had
been exaggerated. tina; she vas not in any present
danger and being in poor health himself returned
home to Idaho City the mex. day We are glad to an
nounce. a. Miss Smiths many friends will no doubt
DO glad to hear that she IL convalescng and no re-
lapse taking place will be well in a few days.
| oua friend, Stephen J. Pierce has been having the
chls during the past week contrary to all rules and
prccetien,s In such and says he fnds IT much
easier 10 shake these cold days than in the summer
season He even thinks fellow could pull his coat
OF and by taking up position on the shady side OF
| a mountain, on any ordinary morning this winter.
succeed in getting upa pretty respectable shake
xi,bou. the aid OF 'chills" We concur; and hope
he will, 60, rid of the paguy things soon. II he has not
already.
| RACE THAT Drpx'r CONE Orr.-One day this
week. festive few to vary the monotonons duness
which has long brooded like the shadow OF despair
over our city. devised a race between Thomas feline
and diminu.ive specimen Of caninity Thomas was
pu. into sack and carried across she "oridge Oh
signs" and then "spillcd out between the crowd
ana town. and the dog Kissed on him; but twas no
nae the feline ssubbornly refused to flee, ana the
dog deeminq discretion the better part OF vaor Kept
=, re.ncctfuI distance. The fun-hunters returned
.o town looking very much II they had lost suthin
| We have now over ten hours OF sunshine. and
o,d ol insists upon putting in full time every day.
.,roadv bare spots Of earth are visible under the
IN Tho South hill Sides and their areas are en-
,.-,oa aa,lv II our present sunshiny weather con-
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