Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-08

N"'NH'Stcu ~ lts nrsl DEMO-
cratever beaten for Congress III I,lal,,.
Two years ago he had straw mar, Il,
ran against. This time the RepnLIi-
cans have up a live man. All men IL
he A nslia stripe have their time 10 |
e" down, and when they commence t.
descend, very seldom come up again.
Ansie will start on the down grade.
| about next November, and lie will nev.
or have another chance to disgrace
public position. How he ever climbed
~ high an he did is a mystery to \
great many, consid ring that he does
not, ami never did stand high as i
man Of honor, ability, or integrity. |,
may be the lack OF those Qualities
coupled with large amount If cn,.-
ming and deceit that has carried him
through. Old residents If this place
have time and again heard remarks
like this: Hes blk, | know
that, but he has promised me 10 and
40 aud I'll have t. stand in for him.
It's policy, y"n know After
election they will swear that he has
received their votes and influence fur
the last time. But when lie comes
back with fresh supply Of soit soap,
smooth talk, g"dly qua .tity Of a
new brand Of barney on the side" and
treats 'em to few drinks Of '.tauyle.
fmt' as u ticker. they stand inaagain
This kind Of thing has an end though.
1t gets stale. We think the people of
Bnise county whom he has imposed
upon long enough will take "a tumble
t. his racket" this fall if he sh MD re-
crive the nomination, aud give him
the "grand lonnce." A few u,rn can
pack convention, hut the voice Of
the people is expressed at the ballot.
box. Ii he should BE- 50 unlnckv a.
10 receive the nomination., he will find
out next November just how unpopu-
lar he is in Idaho, aud particularly in
Boise county.
+. HEADEN, a well-to- do miner on
Buena Vista Bar, without ask King Com
gress TOR Il grant, or making any noise
about it whatever, is preparing to pnt
bedrock fume in nj re creek, com
. mencing at the canyon below tho
f, Warm Springs. Charley Mann pur-
chased IA saw-mill at Placervillr, haul
{, I'd it over to Warm Spring gnIch, and
is now putting it up, and as soon a. il
i. ia together will CONNIE &c saving
inmher for the hnme, winch Healer,
will begin the construction of this fall
1t was the large demand for lumber
for this fnme that induced Mann /,
ont up the saw-r,ill. Hraden has th'
whrrewithal to carry IN The enterprise
:. and will make success OF ii if snci
a thing is possible. He is man wh'
> never elbows" hnt when he starts II
on any kind of heavy undertaking
will never let up as long as there is !
y possible chance of SUCCESS. There arr
: millions in the debris of More creek
= to say nothing of the rich spots "
. ground that were passed over in earl,
y days, and which are now covered owe
: with twenty or thirty feet CT talllngs
v A few good miners are of the oplnlo
I that the bed of the creek, from Warn
+" Springs mp, cannot be worked, th
creek not having sufficient fall to car
e nv off the tallngs. Headen, who is
:, experienced miner, is confident that h
II can make q success of it, and we hop
l. he will.
l. BILL TlNcHER received a letter tn
le other day from John Bale. John ha
l. struck prospect within four miles
81 Tombstone, Arizona, and he thinks
l.. II. MI ~