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


We are having Soretaste Of sprioe nsAd the snow
sun q the pail opinions the pfo
TO settle cons nsn;no season Some think We snal.
Commence work early and have To- ~ wstsr viii IS
again say Il will be ase sea ora Knows anything about
= Ss Jaremiahs. however. are IN tne
With the exception Of few men VIZ ia WON
for quartz, about which snail ano The Gold Hill
next week. no one Is il % usual keeping mp
IT, l;cx That is the only mill running - In NJ
80 The great event of the past week was TUG o .s
aud Mrs. Dawson being very PtHemseiyes smagine.
.nnswhat surprsed At the large NUMBER " =.
tsndance Not only did Placerviiles s c,t 49, vss
man come out in all their glory on. iasnV w and
eeceS to was that there were not more from
vnrr nrecinct. Pioneer City, Centerviiis .nu w.
burg also sent their fair daughters anu posI that
some from the Payette valley and the n;r1 con-.
,ya shonld ha proud to call our own Dauc'nH Ia VA
menced at eight P. NJ. and was kept up un.n mm
n;oht The Utmost good nature prevailed ano csc'S
body went in for general good tune w .no r. 40.
the ladies the dancing was to u the less said
The better The dresses OF the ladies are beyohu NY
mower to describe should like 10 40 ~. Dut , al
afraid to open my mouth lest shoua ~ and
~ IL Snficent to say they all looked gorgeous ana
none lint what were dressed in taste thereby aduns
10 the prevailing good looks. For Iear my .scn -
NAV overpower me. must quit the TOPIC o. .ne 49,.
sex and go 10 supper Inc 'ao'ss, sci sn.-sd with
net only .eyerything the market anords. put even
the mountains were levied upon 70 sdd 70 .ne
abundance Luxuries We sometimes dream Aoous
were plentiful. Your correspondent WAS '"e'e' S"o
ale smiled as he sat at the table.
With the smile that was chidlike ana piAAo'
and having no pard to distract his attention. turned
Lose on the good things aud he has no hesia"n IN
SAVING that Jim Dawson knows how 10 get up good
supper. After this, dancing RECOMMENDED WIN re-
newed yieor. and continued until nearly daylight
.No sl.en till morn when youth and pleasure meet
To trip the glowing hours with rying 'ee'-
when the party separated with the utmost good feel.
ing all expressing themselves ~ having enjoyed the
occasion 70 the utmost Throughout II was a loiiy
,,n and the moor devil who left discontinued IL III
deed 70 be pitied Nothing occurred 70 mar the mar
mony OF the OCCASION and all went merry AS the III
rage bell aud Jim Dawson was 1.-THE happess man ~
the whole connection" Among the crowd We noticed
particularly dressed In azure blue poniadouF riih
with rufses aud silk mixed. Gu, bias. the lovely MISS
A. sister Of Miss b.. brother OF Mr.. G.. VINO didh
care D. for Madame T.. rather elaeriy-iooAihR
young woman o! seventy four. dressed III yer! 1u'
yenile dress consisting Of well nounceu oohapaaie
crane shawl with tight fitting sleeves and sonacher
waller cloves ribbon III her hair and brooch large
enough 90 contain the portraits q! the Mormon pfophe'
aud all IL his family. Also Mr. r., dressed ia brass
Goa, with blue buttons aud lemon lids. VINO Kept
dancing with Miss O. dressed IN while WIKI blue
rises in her hair which receded over her shoulders
towards Mr.. II who struck out with his LETT leg so
aciy iha; he hi, with his back right III The stoin
ach causing me 20 fall into The lap Of Mrs j. D. b
ween o. great beauty dressed all over IN green with
grea, many newspapers in their proper place. SIZE
looked like Leaving before supper, but Messrs n.
Y o. p Q L. :. Il. L. Y. ". y. T. T. asked her 10
take seat wAich she did. much to the deifimen'
and f.a,;eug q: ten WORLDS. six NafesmonS, aud
an equal uuu Der O. ArSa.anctcs and N0rtAeTners
Then al took numerous drinks and yea. cor
down Atd wrote all ,hss.
As yea are aware Placerye glories IN Lodge o.
Good TeinplaTs tbe.;er known a. The TANKS which
how numbers nearly thirty members. Who ltse Jack
faisiafs ~ old have resolved honcoo.h 30 orswear
SAX and live eloanly." They have good ball gel!
fitted gp. aad IL Is apparently pleasant resort Tor
lonely miner. who IS. as general Thing. deharfed
from the amenities of social life which 90 far To
make existence cndurAbie III these mountainous re-
gions The officers cleo; ioT the ensuing qua'eF ar
follows.
J. ". Dawson. ". c. T: Mrs. VIM. ]. Roihwen ".
Y r: A. J. iorla.d. ". s. Andrew Hansen. ". i. ::
wm. Dawson. Is. r.: loe Fulton. W. t.: II. Pons.
". NJ: Mas Emma Dawson. ". ! c.; Master Ihos.
DAWSON. u. o. q.