, 1879-08-09
From All Parts.


G.. X. Reed as Eiaior domo. w. 5. New
land viii run the ferry.
/ Boise city has a new fire engine, and X.
/ C. hdelrann. is its efficient manager. Small
! show for a fire when he is in the front
! The sauaws around Spokane Falls. clean
/ ont every Chinaman who has the audacity
/ TO establish wash houses at that CLASSIC pre-
/ Glct.
The Palouse Gazefte sees good times in
store for the country it represents. lhere IS
nothing to hinder it. Rome was not built
IN a day.
Pesslsnd Is jubilant now that they are to
have free delivery. The republicans VIII
work this streak for ali 1t Is worth at the
next election.
The quartz ledgcs around Boise city are
being prospected very energetically. Many
of these iedges will turn out to be bonanzas
without doubt.
An eight foot vein of coal has been dis.
covered fifty miles from Lewiston 1t IS OF
the bituminous variety, and burns Driiiiant-
ly. Let rs have gas.
Oysters are proverbially slow travellers,
but VIM Oyster, the efficient marshal at
Colfax. made the tnp to that place from
Moscow, Ia two hours and seven minutes.
4 surveying party has been fitted out by
the enterprisiug citizens OF Camas pralrle
with the object In view OF discovering an
available pass for the Northern Paciile road
D.. Warner, of Lewiston, came across a
skunk. fred, and missed him. Then the
beast took shot, and now Warner wishes
he had died when he was very, very young
Lots of chances for young. pretty, and
industrious women up III the fa'nuse coun.
try. Hurry up. Hopkins, and show the old
stitfs the Way cut OF their single cussedneSs.
New and rich quartz discoveries are con-
stantls beirg made near Elk city We know
there is good quarts mines there which
wos,.i par well if worked an business p1ln-
: cipics.
James Ewart, ESP. Was declared mayor
of Coifax. The election resulted IL a. tie
between him and VI. II. James. Ii was
decided in his favor by game OF craving
slips from a cigar box.
The T;aas Is bad!y darn on the vasabGnds
who sell whisky 70 Indians a party OF them
have ;,;st been tried s,nd fined s2G9 anG. six
mcntl:s n the county Jail, Rolls Of lead
put up to initiate $50 rolls of silver were
found i'll their baggage.
George Sears. Jim buchanan, Bob Nugent
and Others, left Mount I,laho to prospect
for rich il ,cer digging 20 nlilcs out on "the
trail. tie trail, the i.o Lo trail, " Hope they
viii make gum boot fai! before they re-
turn.
The old Rescue nine At Warrenc, shCws
rich ore at the bottom cs the SHAFT. Orders
have been received from principals lii Boston
to proceed vigorously with the work OF de-
veiornlcnt. and funds have been forwarded
to meet any contingency that may arise.
Next t. ,}iiI Jaumans. Governor Brayunan
and Ruthetfraud Hayes are the most un-
popular men IN Boise city: however Bill has
all the good peo?te OF lGaho on his SIDE :
on the part Of the Others all their friends
appear to reside in Washington for they
most certainly have none any whore else
From The Spokane Times we CLEAN the
following: A company of troops Will leave
F.. Crnr d'Alane, and proceed to the new
post near lake Chelan Another company
WI! proceed east over the Mullen read until
they meet another company coming this
way: each company viii improve tie road
rs they travel
The Palouse Gazefr is Iaw a drst class
paper chock full - ,reSt, but We cannat
hut think grand mistake was made hy the
adoption OF the rotten Old republican policy.
M 5 Of ppeSeE vii ne thf Ia RaF RaEty RTs Phs
at the polls, AID 5. J. Tlden viii lie the
next pres.,ient.
The fet'sr s:ys that Felix, an Indian at
Hannah, is reported 10 have produced 4
great sensation aEnD@ the Indians there lii
relation 10 their adopting tie fuil habits and
custom of liscarding the wearing of blankets
ana long hair and other Indian customs and
becoming more civilized in their manners
and customs. II is claimed that he is pro-
ducing a great change among HE Indians in
this respect This it is thought viii soon
lead to their taking up land in severalty
and placing themselves under the laws OF
the whites, and place them on the road 70 =
complete civilization. They should be en-
couraged in this 10y all good citizens.