Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-12-02

""Sci :" Ddher Ciiy, was III B,Ise !
the other day. He was al Wood river
short time ago to see abont getting
q right ut way through some of the
lowns OF that section. The surveying
OF the line fifteen miles south Of the
capital has awakened the Buiseites. who
must either run a bsancl, 10 the main
Hue or offer some Inducements to the
Company to run through the town 10
derive any benefit from The cons,rnc-
ton OF the road. The company is
playing for a liberal offer from the
Boise folks, and will no doubt ret if.
IT not the capital will "get left" The
Statesman says several If the citizrns
OF that place had talk with Mr.. Rob.
lIlson about the possibility Of inducing
the Company 70 CINE there with the.
road. "Mr. Robinson could not speak
tor the Company" says the Statesman,
but offered to present any report that
might be made to the Company in re-
gard to change Of the route and the
advantages Ut this location. He said
the Company were passing over Gov
ernment land, which cost them moth
ing, aud if they changed the route the
difference in the grades and right of
way would he question Of Consider.
able Importance" 1t was agreed to
draw up a statement to be laid before
the Company, showing the advantages
If Boise.
+. w. kRoEBER has gone into the
dry goods business, with few STA
ole articles on the S de, at Los Gatns,
Cal. He talks big in ID flaming ad in
the Los Gatos Neps a few articles
are mentioned AS follows: 81 have an
endless variety of soaps, lnclud ny the
wurli-renuwned brand of soft soap.
which latter offer to the public gra-
tuitnusly with chrome ami a Signal
Service Report thrown in. In butter
have variety, including chuce
article OF Chicago Bull Butter-tull
,tiengtn guaranteed. My teas EN-
brace the famous Hunting brand
known for It's harmless qualities.
Soon to arrive, per bark, "Slnw-Foo'. y
IA cargo Of hamburger CHEESE, select
ed with great care by my travelling
agent in Europe. As IT, rivalry
Ausgespie1l!' NJ. krpeber s an old
timer of the Basin. He emngraied
south, with his family, sometime ago
Tor the henetit of bis health. His
many friends in Boise County wish
him success in his new business.
A FINE mare, owned in Boise g y,
and driven by Smith Barker, had a beg
broken the other dag a shcrt distance
this side of Cenierville. The animal
was holding back as the team was de
scendng a steep pitch, when some
D ,rtion of the harness gave way, and
as she fell back leg few in between
the spokes and was broken. As Bar
ker was returning to Centerville he
came across Joe Jackson, at the Col.
den Fleece mine, aud asked him if he
wnuld 60 up and shoot the mare. joe
took his rifle aud went up, but whei
he got there he experienced change
iof heart and didn't shoot, The mare
was taken to Centcrville, and some OF
the boys there Spln,ered the broker
ley, aud it is thought the animal viii
soon be able to walk on four legs
agai1.
WASrEn.-An only sister of Edmund
Nor,hrup wishes to learn his address
Said Edmund left New York city ano
landed in San Francisco in 1856 ar 81
Since then he has been successlvei.
, the owner of gold mines in the SAT-
Joaquin valley, silver mines in Idaho
f and restaurant IN northern Nevada