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Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-23
Brief LOCALS.

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WooD dealers are hauling and piline d,
cord wood for disposal this fall and win
ter.
HE weather at Boise City,, we are in
formed. has been very hot for several day,
past
MISS Hattie PARSONS has 40 far recov
cred her health as to be able to be abon,
again.
THE family of Mrs Bullock has chang
ed residence-moving from Quartzburp
to Hog'em.
Rev. STRONG will visit the Great Sho.
shone Falls of Snake river before return
ing to this place. a.
THE Iowa mill, at Quartzburg, has clos.
cd down for repairs and improvements,
but will start up again in four or five DAYS.
THE majority ofminers, having finished
up their work for the season, have turned
their attention to prospecting for quartz.
Mrs. SIsK is on the fair road to recovery
and will soon be WELL The infant girl and
surviving twin is also getting along admir-
ably.
A GOOD many shakes and shingles have
been made in the mountains this season.
They usually find a ready market at fair
prices.
HENRY FREIDINGER's ice cream and
Wultf's soda water are great luxures and
in demand these piping times of peace and
hot weather.
THE woman who don't love and cultivate
flowers is on level with the man who
don't love children: both untitled to live
and not fit TO die
Mr.. J. l.. 6. SMITH, proprietor of the
dollhouse at More creek bridge, came up
on Tuesday to look after and further i'm
prove the road.
THE water courses are getting very low,
and many Of them will soon be dry. There
is sufficient quantity in the principal
streams, however, TO feed the big bitches
for sometime TO come.
Mr.. j. G. Fox returned from Boise CITY
evening, whittier he had been
to meet his old friend Judge Ellsworth, Of
Eastern Oregon. who was on the way 10
visit his brother Harry at kelton.
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city and County.

,ur.,rr STEWART has just returned
ohD lin TO the Payette and SQuaw creek
from whittier he went to bring suits
'',ls .,s1f Of the county against tax delin'
il . v Of 1874. A man might as well try
quen'. Tho dart of death as to attempt to
70 ~" tho tax-collector. You can put mat
doug = and worry him little, but the final
'Fl' ., ~ Is only question of time-a very
1s'u -. lime. Sam thought Of the WORLD
sDO: his absence. and brought US the
'p'' of new subscriber accompanied
'' >. No cash; for the which all hands of
WIZ iii dance at his wedding and vote for
a ~ every time We get achance-early and
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-23

AADED xPRovEMENT.-Auditor +. Mo.
ni.s Ivy authority of the County Com.
d0r. 'uefs' has had new planking pu,
i. 'e elevated sidewalk surround.
-. "s Courthouse, as we'll as new steps,
p,ovs,s So ms was a much needed i'm.
d],,;as 'ue, as the old planking was in a
fanism ''" anu UNSAFE lot pcdes
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-23

rur Idaho and Boise stage-road is said
;. IN excellent condition at present,
~" ~ new grade recently made on More
80 al i 4 great improvement; and where
= whaoker and mule-skinner once
- ,o,,ed their impenitent animiles to re.
,roa exertion with the persuasive elo-
u.,ce of big clubs, intermingled with
s FINAL fervent and deep-toned profanity,
,,sse hardy knights of the dusty road now
a,ss along ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
!, hanpy: and not a ripping oath disturbs
,he gentle waves Of the summer atmos-
.h.,s This road is one Of the best in the
country.
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,sesn LILY BARNES, the stage-driver be-
bal;. and the other side of the Basin,
aak !, rest for few days. Those who
dive .,, ~ easy and desirable position to
Would es' Jay after day, in rain or shine,
It. N, I4ase their opinion upon trying
Place ''nn Lewis is driving in Charlcy's
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ao,he, DiscoyERY.--Nate West and
hds f., lou The other day discovered .
aaper n, steps above Crafts mill, out in
'sk. Th..' aic., which shows firstclass
sao,ousss,x Will Immediately go to work
Naket s ss'y Prospect II. The ledge is
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'oAE BACK, BILL, CONE BAcK.-We
;. 1s'eu Master Billy Kingsley, the other
:, - 'nd on inquiry learned that he has
/. - assent nearly month reveling in the
- atllghfs Of Boise valley. Bill is a
20, 'aSorlte and everybody would like
~. me youngster home again. Come
Window for thee.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-23

THE unusual severity Of last winter and
the late and heavy frosts Of spring came
near cutting off for this season the entire
wild berry crop. 1t is said there will moi
be enough huckelberries to moisten the
mouth of q cinnamon bear. Sarvis berries
the same AS this is 1.-The berry year." the
disappointment will be keenly felt by those
who have heretofore visited and spcn,
pleasant days and nights camping out in
the patches. There will be the usual crop
Of choke cherries, we are informed, how
ever. These last are extremely hardy and
difficult TO kill.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-23

TERRArINs.-Ma,, Zapp had land ter
rapin at his saloon not long since, and
never having seen or heard of one in this
country before, it led to inquiry abou,
these reptiles They are imported here by
the Cinnamon. who raise them for food,
and taken care of just rs domestic animals
are. When prepared for the table they form
a dish said by those who have tried it To
be fit TO- the gods. 1t used 10 be tradi-
ton among the boys in the Western States
that when one of these fellows nailed your
finger with his jaws, he never "let go till
it Numbered" We are still in ignorance
about the matter, AS we never knew boy
willing to test it. 1t was fun. though. to
bring one of those old-iashioned "Missis-
|sippi snappin' turtles" at bay and hear his
jaws snap when punched up with long
stick.
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Nh. HENRY WAKEFIELD, brother-in-law
fNr J. L. G. Smith, recently arrived
Win his family from Kansas. where he has
,e,jaed for twelve years He says that is
4, hard country to exist in. and he came
~, here TO better his condition in life gen.
sr,Ilv He will take charge Of Mr. Smiths
srch on More creek, and the latter gen
,,emsn will locate and move higher up the
mad The health Of Mr.. Wakefield and
that Of his wife has greatly improved al
rslv and he entertains favorable opin-
ionof Idaho
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MRs. JULIAN HILL left Boise on WedEcs
day morning for Kclton. She stopped over
one stage on account of indisposition
Her friends will be pleased to learn that
she was able to proceed on her journey
and that it was her good fortune to have fol
travelling companions Rev. d. G. Strong
Judge Ellsworth and daughter, and another
young lady, Of Eastern Oregon, who were
en- route East
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A NUMBER Of choice young spirits are
. fishing and hunting ex-
cursion to the Payctte. They will start in
a.dav or two Camp-life in these mount
aims il 4 wonderful invigorator 1.-The weak
and ovcrrcrkcd constitution
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-23

DELICIOUS oranges. fresh from the fra
rant groves Of Southern California and
he Islands, are for sale here in abundance
md at reasonable figures-and sucked by
everybody. Did ever YOU take particular
nO.ceof the exquisite grace and elegance
md ielicacy Of touch displayed by a
hsnisome girl as she manipulates the juicy
orange with the tips Of her fingers just
pryious 10 applying il to her dainty
lips: II not. 20 and buy an armful and
los EN- 10 your girl. and then stand Off
ni watch her. The sight will make you
Eel glad that YOU are alive.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-23

iNE lIMoTHY.-Mr Steve Pierce, who
~ ranch in a gulch across Elk creek,
"Sea patch Of timothy about a year
'so' oy way Of an experiment. Last year
" u'unl thrive very well. but this season
y aAs CUT crop Of fine, heavy, tall grass,
'-EA az II could stand. and will get ano.
- 81 Of i before fall He says tina,
-.''alIer ne will be able TO harvest annu.
'aFee crops from this little piece of
s!O1ld
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DrED.-Mr Clawson, brother Of Mr.. IL
C. Clawson, proprietor Of the toll-gate seven
miles this side of Boise City. on the stage
road, died of consumption at halfpas'
three o'clock on Wednesday morning, and
was buried somewhere in the vicinity al
four O'Clock the same evening. lie had
been sick long time.
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GooD!-Mr. Perry Pine. who had both

| dOOD!--Mr. feFIy Inc, VINO l8Qv DOLL
legs badly broken by cave in mining
claim at Pioneer last spring, is now able
with the aid of crutches; TO walk from his
room to his meals His rapid recovery
may be attributed to two very important
circumstances skilled medical and sur
lgical attention and the best care in the
world. When these two 60 hand-in-hand
the chances are ninety in favor of the
1patient's recovery. The intelligent physi
clan is thrice armed who has good nursing
to second and strengthen his efforts, and
he knows and fully appreciates it. Dr.
Zipf has met with splendid success in Mr.
Pines case; and the fact that the patient
has been stopping at the Luna House ever
since the accident occurred, is sufficient
Explanation of the care that has been be-
slowed upon him. If Mrs. Luney is not
the first and most constant at the bedside
of sickness, to minister to and alleviate
the wants and pangs of disease, it may be
set down as something remarkable. Mr..
Pine is singularly fortunate in having been
placed by his friends under that care which,
everything else being only half favorable,
is always followed by success; and if no
misfortune overtakes him, few more
weeks will find him enabled to go to work.
STARTLING REORGANIZATION. NJ. G. Luz
ney and Mr.. Jesse Bradford left here about
shutdown Tuesday evening in a two-horse
carriage to meet at Boise City a female rel
alive of the former and the wife of the latter
who had just arrived by stage the day pre-
vious from the East. They soon arrived
near the foot of Minneha hill, overtaken
by night, at which point the horses became
frightened at some object by the roadside.
and running away, overturned the carriage
and emptied its contents out. Mr. Brad.
ford who was driving, hung on to the lines
and was dragged some distance, when dis
covering that i candlc-boX might contain
all that remained of him if IL change didn't
take place, and that very quick, he relaxed
his grasp and let things rip. Then, after
finding each other, these two unfortunate
gentlemen, not in the least disheartened.
Immediately started in the wake of the dis
appearing team To pix up what few relics
they could find Of the carriage, as we'll as
to drag out of the way and pile the dead
horses. But after going Il short distance
they were agreeably surprised to find the
team standing in the middle of the road
quietly awaiting the approach of the tray
elers. An examination proved but little in
jury to have been sustained, and quickly
righting the carriage, they proceeded on
their way. Mr. Luney escaped without
harm, bu, Mr. Bradford was bruised about
the face considerably, the result of the
dragging he got while hanging to the lines
The gentlemen arrived here safely with
Mrs. Bradford and Miss Lizzie Robinson
the niece OF Mr. Luney. we are informed
on Thursday.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-23

THANKS to S.lsby, of the postofice
news depot, for long-cont;nuel favors
in the literary and newspale: lie.
We highly appreciate these little cou:.
tcsises, Silsby.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-23

THERE is an occasional hole in the side
walk on the south Of Wall street. which,
if not repaired may lead to evil consequent
c. Any one walking along there, and
PARTICULARLY children, is in danger Of life
and limb from these man-traps. There is
'so dangerous hole, caused BY the dis
Placement OF a plank, in front Of the NJ.
LChurch. These apparently trivial things
Iequently occasion most unhappy results.
IAey should be Immediately repaired.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-23

IT is not generally known by the settlers IN
the valleys that dry goods are sold cheaper
and groceries about as cheap by the mer-
chants Of Idaho City, as can be bought at
Boise CITY. The freighters and produce
deolers are we'll aware that such is the case
and always buy their supplies while here.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-23

Hor.-The mercury told ninety-fivc in
the shade on the afternoons of wednesday
and Thursday last, the thermometer hang.
ing under the awning in front Of this office
in place where it caught the cooler cur
rents Of air. Notwithstanding this indica-
ton Of extreme heat the weather was not
at all oppressive.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-23

DIVINE WoRsHIR.-Rev. G. S. Kings
ley will hold, services at the NJ. E..
Church on Sunday evening next. at 8
O'Clock. There will be no morning SER
vice.. Sunday School at the usual hour:
in the afternoon.
Mrs. j. E. ROVE, who has been con-
fined to her room for several days past
by sickness, is now up and we hope
will soon be able. to be out.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-23

THE Gold Hill company, at Qurtzburg
will soon have their hosting works com
plcted. The framework of the building
is already erected and partly covered. The
work on the incline is progressing rapidly
and is down to the depth of between fifty
and sixty feet. When the mill does turn
loose again, big things may be expected.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-23

THE happiest man this side of the celes
tial gates is Mr.. Burrus. If there is time
when he is not singing it is when he is
wrapt in profound slumber. You are
quite right, friend Burrus; life is journey
Of short duration, and if one don't gather
flowers by the wayside and otherwise make
it pleasant he is a great fool.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-23

SELECT ASSEMBLY dancing party,
was given on Wednesday night in
honor of the departure. home of Miss
Mollie Heed. Of Boise. City. Miss Mol
lie Heed has been>yisiting ]. friends up
here since the Fourth, and her absence
will cause a sorrowful, break In the So
cial circles of the basin.,. We fear she
leaves many lacerated hearts behind.
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Observation-Disclosures party or parties
having no respect for the fair name of oul
town nor regard for the peaceful repose OF
the. citizens, broke the stiffness of mid
nights holy hour on the night of Wednes
day last by ringing the bell of the Metho
dist Church. It was accomplished by
means Of ball Of Irvine attached to the
clapper, the operator standing afar off. 4
long train of evil consequences is liable to
follow all act Of this character, over which
the perpetrators would do we'll to ponder
before attempting repetition. The Irvine
was found the next morning extending
from the street in front of the Church to
Buena Vista Bar, showing that those who
rang the bell knew it was wrong and SO
sta toned themselves at a safe distance to
avoid the wrath Of disturbed slumberers.
PROSPECTING PARTY.-A party OF four
men from the other side of the Basin,
headed by, Mike Bulk, passed through
here Wednesday last on a prospecting tour.
They will first break ground somewhere
near the Gambrinus mill. They are all
quartz men, and will most
likely turn something up before, snow fihs
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MIR. j. G. Fox returned from Boise CT,
Wednesday evening, whittier he had bee
to meet his old friend, Judge Ellsworth, {
Eastern Oregon. who was on the way
visit his brother Harry ai Kelion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-11

A "TEAMl' of American lllllcmen
left New York on Saturday lust, for
the purpose of trying their nerves and
cyc-sight with the Irish rillcmen OF
Dollymomit, near Dublin. The phila-
delphin Times says the late scores Of
the New York men at Creedmoor,
have been most excellent, at eight hun.
dred and thousand yards better than
any that have been announced from
the other side of the water, and adds
at IL thus certain that the match will
be first class, and, oven II heatcn, tho
United States will lose no character,
no: will their champions have cause to
blush for their efforts. The Irish rep.
resentativcs were hard to beat In 1874,
Mt Creedmoor. They were but three
points behind their adversaries. This
shows the men We're closely matched,
and n slight error or mistake would turn
the beam from one side to the other.
The Irish riilcmen have made ample
preparation for the reception of their
keen-visioned brethren from the
United States, and the contest will be
carried on with that spirit of fairness
and courtesy which always distin-
guishes the actions OF true, high-mind-
cd rivals.u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-11

PHERE viii ho u grand mass meeting
aud banquet In honor ol Hon Jellcr-
son Davis, In the city Of Marshall on
Thursday, June II, 1870 under the
management aud direction Of the Da-
viz Homestead association, Of llarrl'
son county. Citizens from every por-
ton Of the state are invited 10 attend,
and the ladies particularly aro request
cd 10 honor aud grace the meeting
with their presence. The object Of the
meeting IL TO assist In raising n fund
"a purchase for Mr.. Davis n home In
the state Of Texas, aud secure him u
competence for the future. The meet
Ing " 10 bc held In u beautiful shady
grove near the center Of the city,
where comfortable scnts 10 nccomm0'
date thousands will bc prepared, Tn-
blcs win bc arranged, on which the IN
dies OF Marshall aud vicihlty will
spreads magnificent banquet, 10 which
all who come will bo invited, The
meeting viii he addressed by some Of
the most distinguished speakers Of the
state. General A. 4. Hawthorne ~
chairman of the committee of arrange
mcnls.
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liy an advertisement which we find
Published In one Of Our eastern 'leXap
exchanges, tho following places are 80
leeted as points TO make proposals ior
tho location oi one Of tho state peni'
tenllarleH provided for by the last leg
lalature Grayson county, ten miles
northeast Of sherman Moody'amoun'
tain, between Iongyiew aud dllmer I
the iron regions about dllmor, upShur
county, aud In Marion, Cas- aud Titus
counties along and near the Jefferson
aud Dangernold road, from lIellyvllle
10 lands known M "Womaoks lands"
the Iron mountains about lluHk, aud
about phllcor'aand Young's iron works,
Cherokee county, Proposals, with
plata, must DO forwarded by the parties
making them to II, l., Gregg, secrela-
~ Of the commission, nj llusk, Texas,
by The sth Of July noxt'
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ted the prisoner, for which they were
fined aud imprisoned, For this high
handed Outrage, Judge Chase was I'M
peaohed before the senate Of tho Unit
cd States, being the first case Of such
Impeachment under 0ur present con-
slilullon, II II true Judge Morrill, did
not no IN fur ~ Chase, but hs strongly
lntimaled that they would consult
their own good by u conviction There
II no earthly doubt hut tho conviction
whieh followed was the direct ana IN
mediate Result VI these covert threats
Whether he would have carried them
out, We are disposed TO doubt, for hl'
course with the NEWS shows that he
prmenlly lets ~ would, wait on dare
nOl,h
We commend the history Of the I'M
peaohment Of Judges Chase and Peck,
United States Judges, Ia the cOnsldera'
ton Of his honor aud beg him 10 re'
member that the present house Of rep
resenlatlyes hm u large democratic
majority, and that, In all probability, a
majority Of the senate may be Of thai
party by 1877 aud that few more Of
such fantastic tricks IN have been re'
ported Of him lately might DO the
means OF having his name placed by
the side Of the two United States
Judges who came to grief for prostitute
Ing their Judicial functions 10 advance
tho Interest Of u dominant political
pnrly.
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OUR DANIEL.

Since the learned Judge Morrill, has
judcially decided that "publishers
have unrestricted liberty to apply any
epithets to the Judge of the court, with,
out being in contempt" we will take
the liberty granted, and say ofthat EN-,
inent jurist, that he has made very
complete ass of himself. We wish
there was nothing else to be said, for
asses are not dangerous beyond the
range of their heels. ut,unfortunate-
~, the questions out of which this at
tempt to gag the press arose, are of the
gravest Importance to the whole coun-
try. As reported IN the dispatches,
Judge Morrill, made use of his seat up
on the bench to bully jury of his
court, into finding verdict against
the law, the facts and their own oaths,
In order to please his masters at Wash
ington. 1t was for criticising the
Judges course IN this case that the
NEWS Was required to show cause.
The case was that of negro woman,
who alleged that she was prevented
from occupying n seat in the
parquette ofthe Galveston opera house.
The evidence did not sustain the
charge, In the opinion of part of the
jury, and the foreman reported to the
Judge that there was not the slightest
chance of agreement, whereupon the
Judge informed the jury that he twas
not accustomed to have juries disagree
IN his court" and then ordered them
peremptorily to bring in verdict, and
in the most unequivocal language die
tated what the verdict must be.
Whereupon the jury, with the sub
serviency of ours, found the accused
guilty, and the judge fixed Mr.. Green
wallis fine Mt five hundred dollars.
Since the foundation of the govern
ment there Is but one such case, we be-
lieve, in our Judicial history.
During the administration of the
elder Adams, Justice Chase, an United
states Judge, undertook to enforce, In
Delaware, the obnoxious sedition law
OF IDS, In the case of man who
had been Indicted and was ON trial
for using seditious aud disrespectful
language towards the president of the
United States. The Judge being n
strong supporter OF the admiuistration
In other words federalist, determined
to make an example of the man who
had made too free with the august
name ofhis exceIlsncy, the president,
and the jury were instructed to bring
N verdict Of guilty. But, unlike the
'owardly Galveston jury, they follow.
ID their own consciences and acquit-
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Of 80 irihlng amount, Theories Of all
sorts are advanced regarding the
mems adopted 10 abstract tho money,
and also M TO who may have commit
ted the theft, Nobody seems 10 know
anything about the matter further
than the mere fact that the money wis
stolen, and yet nearly everybody Ia
the department appears 10 suffer from
a fear that SONS suspicion rests upon
him
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JUDGE FRANCIS Nj. WHITE, of Jack
son county, Is spoken of rs n candidate
for the constitutional convention. The
Victoria Advocate says he filled many
offices ofhonor and trust; among them
he was member OF the convention
that formed our first constitution in
1915. Such men are needed in the
coming convention.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-11

CAMBRIDaE, Massachusetts, has voted
to celebrate the centennial anniver-
sary Of Washington's taking command
Of the continental army at that place,
July ., l775, and has appropriated
three thousand dollars for the purpose,
President Eliot, of Harvard, will be
invited to deliver the grafton, and
Oliver Wendell Holmes the poem.