Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-14

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EDrron WoRLD:--In ! rpcent Issue q
IT'D yVosIp i noticed - arsiele devoted ex-
oluJiveiy . my humble ~ - @ the
sf1arm wasar,' portien q o. Aforesaid y.
lyiole, sccept thank. npe - !. 4 nanl' part
~ efnel. 'Tis true vegss - hns long
si6os sased 70 propasaae q re summit
oll6y srsnid ! IN ~ foceed and slaD-
sided;-~was--innfo natsly -'x1ansd too
young and tookto my toes ga substitute
this nasurally caused ! curve ih-the spinal
column between the shoulder 6Iades; still
with slb tin oafiitcttnnA gtAgld mnnssand
''scaR, psllaaic1s.t 4bbu.
Miners here are jubilant in anticlpatiq
Of long .runof wateraand. full fiumss ~
coming season. Tho Diddy claimss nogf
In charge i Of Jim Campbell, formerly =
Centerville, will employ many men. Dir.
G. has fitted up this claim 70 perfection,
and expects to realize considerable Of the
requisite. Hs 4s5a
A. A. Spain, after long siege Of hard
work. has his diggings III tine running or
dcr..f This being one Of the richest claims
in the country. Mr. Spain cannot fail to do
well.
Mr.. ". Schnafr, after three months
stay on the Payette, will return In . few
days and devote his time to his valuable
mining claim one and one-half miles below
here.
Burson & Co., on Junction Bar, with a
few days work. will Be ready to start up
rs soon as water permits.
Mr.. II. w. Spencer has, after waters
sojourn at Cenierville, village about two
miles above this city, returned and il now
busy at work on his Granite creek claims
Mcs1s Tcw i Shanks ars 1t work on
their claims u the head Of Canyon creek.
Mr.. NJ J. Biddy Is At Horseshoe Bend
looking AFTER his extensive coal mine, and
correcting mistakes In Webssers Diciion-
ary overlooked by the old gentleman while
revising.
| believe We can boast Of having one
citizen, at least, who has taken an interest
In adjoining his residence aud iis surround.
ings-ilai Is Mr.. Burson. He has spared
neither time or money TO make his rancho
one Of the most attractive places In the
country. lie has . variety Of beautiful
shade trees Sc, out, among which noticed
the Lombardy Poplar. Australian Chawing
Gum. Weeping Willow. the Fence Picket.
and . hisching post In full bloom. The ar
chi,ecinre Of his dwelling Il doric. with 4
saelled front, two pretty bay-windows and
a sis.n Of sorrcl doors. Mr. B. has ALSO a
fine lot of imported thoroughbred chick.
ems The most notable are his Bisf and
partridge coclicus. These are not game
fowl. rs their name would seem to indi.
ca,c. His Leghorns are wcighty birds. and
derive their name according To fowlolo.
cis,s, from horn that grows on the leg
about midway between the fcLlock and
point Of hook, called by the unini,ia,cd a
spur. His whi,e.crcs,cd rolands are nm
ornament 10 society. The only distin.
gushing feature In The last named Is. tina,
only The females lay. The spring on Nc.
Burson's place Ii said To contain mecAasi.
roal properties Of superior healing power.
lie has erected house over II, and II Is re.
frcshlng 10 sit there on n warm summers
evening. after siege Of hard labor In gum
boots. and bathc onc's feet.
| shall say nothing about the snow. ~
you know how |. Is yourself
Well, enough Of this; let'squit.
II. D.