Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-09


party. whoever ho u. had better retnrr 49,. 49,.
and escape the fate Of the damned
TIE wife Of a man named Otto WHO
l'ves on squaw creek, left his bed md
Ioaro some TWO or three weeks ago. Last
MONDAY she was ut the residence Of Mr.
'"nh i'rodbcck, when Mr.. Otto came in
ana abused her, when there was no man
present to prevent It, Partaking Of lion;d
refreshments frequently through the day
nc got very bold about halt:past ten O'Clock
ana set the house on fire. It was d;sco,
cred just in time TO be cxtinguished Mr.
QUO was placed under $500 bonds to an.
pear before the next Grand Jury.
lHE other two members Of the Porm.
guese company who are at work on the
Ethan Allen ledge, in the Gambrinus conn
Try arrived IN town Tuesday evening, from
San francisco, and went out to the )caye
Wednesday morning. Jack Thomson
VINO came here with the first two members
81 the company, took 10 San Francisco
win him two hundred pounds Of rock
which mills $l6+ 80 per ton. They in.
tend 10 have mill here Us soon rs nossihl
We will have an interview with them ~
soon Is convenient, and will give full
description Of the ledge, &c.
~
MAJ. JuE HrsruN. although 4 politi
clan, spoke Of the Blue and the gray in
his Grafton on the Fifth, with such impar.
TALLY that neither could find any fault
whatever with his remarks. Aflcr speak.
ing 81 The revolution and The patriotism OF
our torriathers, and The working together
% The American people. he referred 10 the
bloody conflict between brother and bro
Their, and touched the heart, III all in his
hearing
- giving the names Of The officers elect
cd for Idaho Encampment No. SIC r.
G.. the name II Mr. J. j. Mark. who IN.
elected Captain nf the Host, was accident,
ally omitted. We apologize for The reason
that il was once before omitted. II wa.
not our fault then, but ~ the same error
has occurred again. !, looks ~ though il
was done Intentionally. although i; was
not
All. who are indebted a. The WORLD
must come forward and settle up immcdi.
a'clv. The miners have MI cleaned M,
and all those indebted ID ii. are expected
To settle up IL. Jones, the agent, will 20
on collecting tour in Il few tlay,. G.i
your money ready II i buta few dollars
for each one, but the whole amount, To "A
good deal ID H.
TUESDAY evening The band started for
Plrcrvillc 10 finish up the celebration in
their usual way, with music. and when on
the summit between here and Ccntcrvillc,
Mr. Dan Cnugllannur was stricken Will.
an apoplcctic tit. DR.. Rothwcll was sent
for. and we understand The gentleman j.
getting we'll
TnE fircmcn appeared 4; the ball in their
elegant uniform, which consisted Of red
shirt, cap. belt. and black pants There
being twenty four nj the ball and being
mingled with others in sets. they gave The
bali room splendid appearance The
fircmcn'- ball was The grandcst ever had in
the Basin
SDME gentleman Mh,>~ name we have
not learned, met with quite severe acct
dent nj PIaccrvilc. 4 few days ago ~ hav-
ing Iii. knee broken from the kick Of 4
horse
THANKS arc rendered To members Of the
Ccntcryilc and Placcrvilc bands for their
assistance nj the celebration.
-------------
TIE Declaration Of the knights Of the
r. rs. il the richest thing we have seen in
many day.
READ the general description Of the Gel
cbration elsewhere in our columns.
OwYnEE CorSrY.-Wc condcnse the
following items from the Avalanche:
The following named officers were
installed in Owyllcc Lodge No. 2, J. 0.
o. r.: &C. Patton, n. G.; 6. But
Ter, V. G.; John Uplam, Sec; I. Adj
ans, Treas; NJ. Pefferly, Warden; /.