Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-07-11
LOCAL NEWS.
'ue bows are "bucking at the tiger

again.
SEVERAL of the cold boys" went up
= Summit Flat last week on still
blunt, for quartz.
Mss LIZZIE Tragaskis has been very
law with diphtheria since our last is
one. She was thought to be a little
better Yesterday. Dr. Zipf is doing
al for her that can be done.
u Observation-Disclosures i'll Idaho by
man Of good business qualifications,
q c.rrect and rapid accountant. and
q an excellent corresponding clerk. Best
IL Of references and testimonials.
Address w. S. Kerr, Haley, |. t.
CHARLEY STEVENSON met with bad
#lnck on his way over to Pioneer the
other day. OLD Bill, the valuable
y horse belonging to Col. Stevenson,
q and which Charley was riding, was
- taken sick and died at Centerville.
4 KEANE & HALL commenced washing
up the pile of dirt at the mouth of
their drift in Gold Hill the other day
and will finish next Thursday or Fri
day. They have been piling up grav-
e on their dump since last fall, for
III this run, and have out good-sized
pile
# Bishop FUTILE preached here last
8 Sunday, morning and evening. to good
8A sized congregations. The Bishops
sermons were very interesting, in fact
sA he never delivers any other kind, and
III the dcourses last Sunday, we believe,
Es# were little above his average. The
Bishop is plain, forcible, common
sense preacher, logical at all times,
and never makes attempts at fine ora
tory The Bishop has an easy, natu-
ral style of delivery-never strains
for effect, nor affects emotions to work
"a ION the feelings Of a congregation.
@ In this he is very different from most
En- dlvines, and it is this unaffected style
combined with sound logic, that makes
his sermons 50 interesting. There
ls never an I'm glad he is through
LOOK IN the congregation when the
Bishop pronounces his beuediction.
TnE Banner tunnel is in over five
@ hundred feet, with three hundred more
TO run. The veln will be TAPPED about
September lst. The mill will proba,
y by not be started up before next sea
son. 1t large body of ore SHOULD
be tapped with the tunnel now being
driven in, the company may start the
hHII going the coming fall or winter
f. Brown, perintendent, will be oH
I Tie lifst OF next mouth. The Elmira
company has not exhibited any grea
amount of push aud go aheadativeucs
''e last two or three years. The mil
PAS not been pounding more than three
NJ loar months each year, which fac
heads many to the belief that the mines
nave "petered The miners at wurl
'nere tell US the Banner looks fine il
'ne bottom of the shaft that was suul
'asl year, and that the tunnel will un
#0ouoVedIy open up body of first elias
gre The company has done a grea
- OF necessary dead work sine
waxing hold of the Banner propert,
aNu II Looks like it would be to thei
'"'ereSt to start up the mill if a stuff
-M0'eh' BODY OF ore is struck on whic
" make run. The Crown Poin
a'So the property of the company,
openeo up to a depth of three or fou
\ nuhafed feet. and if it is the mine it
''al'hed to be, can furnish ore enoug
Y = keep the mill going a good porto
: INC 'lme. If the Elmira compan
would go ahead and work on large
XIII NSCalp if mnntl l. - T.. .