Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-09-21
[ tGARDEN VALLEY NEWS

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blowout given by DAVIS Bunch in
honor OF the marriage of his eldes,
daughter, Miss Josephine. He wen,
to great deal of trouble in the
erection of broad and commodious
dancing pavilion, 24x48, with well
pianed floor, suitable stand, and
the best music to be obtained in
Boise county. The fete was honored
by the Hon. Mr.. Chairman of the
County Commissioners, Martin Cath.
cart; our very worthy and excellent
Sheriff, Carey Havird, and lady; that
ever to be dreaded and omnipresent
Tax Collector, Ben Davis, whose Sc
ductlve smile captured the good will
OF those who had nothing to pay, vet
the smile had metallic appearance
that indicated that the 10 per cent
would be collected irrespective of
friends or foes. Well, Ben, YOU
have many friends, but they object
to third term On constitutional
grounds. His Honor, Judge t. S.
Hart, did up the ceremony in his
usual affable manner, and created an
impression that ought to alIay all
fears for the ensuing two years. Mr..
Warner, young gentleman of pre-
possessing appearance and an aspi-
rant for the position held by Tim
Carroll, made many friends and Gre
ated the most favorable impression,
and if he takes as we'll in Long valley
as he did in Garden valley Mr.. Car
roll can take rest for a couple of
years and recuperate from the ardu-
Gus duties of Auditor of Boise county.
and enable him to distribute some of
the accumulated wealth that he has
acquired in the office, and his mind
will be relieved from the respousi-
bility Of its cares. He will have an
opportunity to impartially judge the
benefit that will accrue to our county
under free trade government. Two
years hence he can enlighten our be-
nighted minds in regard to what is
beneficial. Our young friend Tom
Carrigan was there, and on time, his
genial countenance beaming with
good nature and intelligence. He
unfortunately has not been initiated
into the
Ways that are dark and the tricks that are
vain
Of these Idaho politicians, as hard to
explain.
But then Tom did not seek the office,
and, like a Roman of old, he was
called from the field to participate in
the council of the people, and from
his occupation is a competent judge
of the peoples wants, regardless of
party. May the scales drop from
your eyes and the moss from your
backs, that you may see the benefits
of protection of all our industries.
The WORLD was represented by a
quartette of its staff who made the
giant pines wonder at their mirth and
good nature. They came out for a
good time, and they seemed to have
it. If the writer is any Judge of ap-
pearanoes Charley showed superb
taste for watermelons, while Bert
showed that long residence in AL
turas county had perverted his ideas
Of what was good and he preferred
the muskmelon and huckleberry
sauce. Quartzburg was represented
in the persons of Dan Carroll and
lady. He represented his constituent
cy in frst-class shape, and is an able
representative; Star Ranch by P.
Ranft. Centerville came in gorgeous
array, a full-tedged and bran new
top buggy, elegantly caparisoned,
and occupants the most comely, COM
bining business with pleasure. Idaho
City had better look out for the trade
of this wealthy valley, or Centerville
will take the "cake, bake shop and
wagon" The valley was fully rep
resented. There were large num-
ber of people present who were un-
known to the writer.
Messrs. Mills, Anderson & Cos
new threshing machine is running
in full blast. The crops have turned
out much better than was expected,
and the greater part of the work is
over for the season. In conversation
held yesterday with Mr.. Hall, of Dead
wood Basin, he spoke of the recent
discoveries of some mines at the head
of hummer creek that prove the rich
est vet found. Mr.. Wise is one of
the lucky finders. From the impress