The Idaho world. [volume], June 13, 1872, Image 3

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IDAHO WORLD
^ksday
.JUNE 13, 187«.
CO.
PETTENGILL «fc
37 Park Row, New York,
IlUt)«0]Sr &MENET,
21 Park Row, New York, and
, E O. P ROWELL & CO..
40 Pauk Row, New York,
the AGENTS for this papor in that city.
_ CAHALIN, ESQ,., of Boise City, is our
authorized agent for that place and vicinity.
authorized agent
and County.
——
Sticks to his Claims.— Mr. Mike McCullough, one
„t our oldest residents among our miners, has ex
hibited commendable pluck and energy, aud we hope*
J s ee him reap a well-deserved reward for his perse
yera'ice and industry. Owning several thousand
t of mining ground iu More creek, above Cold
riüi , ftaneh, ho has had his ground flooded aud
overflowed by freshets every Spring until this year,
hast Fall he went to work, single-handed, and exca
vated an extensive drain race, and during the Winter
au d the entire Spring he was kept constantly at work
building substantial dams and embankments to pre
vu ut the creek breaking over into and Ailing his pits,
por a time things looked dubious, but Mike never
V e up, and by constant labor he kept the waters of
the creek within bounds, and will now have a good
seasou's work. Such perseverance, energy and pluck
certainly deserve to be well rewarded, and we hope,
a' J in fact are satisfied, that our i'rieud Mike will re
size handsome returns from his diggings. If a few
of the " growlers " who talk about the camp being
«•played out" would pull off their coats and follow
McCullough's example, many claims now lying idle
would be yielding satisfactory returns.
Tue CoMruMENTABY Benefit.—T he complimen
tin' benefit tendered Prof. Stanley ou last Saturday
evening was a decided success and a most pleasant
»flair iu every respect. Some of our musical ami
t„ uri kindly volunteered their services on the occa
sion, and added greatly to the feast of music provided
for the audience. The piauo duets by Miss Ida
Klink and Professor Stanley were exceedingly well
rendered, and were highly applauded; while Messrs, j
Tiucher, Peachy, Runyan aud Cunningham, by their
songs mi i iusiruiuenial music proved valuable aids
iu the entert ALumeut. Professor Stanley took bis de
parture ou list Tuesday, we believe, for San Fran
cisco.
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Three prominent residents of Placer- ,
1 I
Decamped.
ville, who have for a year or two past been exten-|deuc
sively eugaged in mining operations on the east side !
of Wolf Creek, decamped, ou last Saturday, leaving '
tiieir creditors iu the lurch. They appear to have
betrayed the confidence of everybody who had any
deafiags with them, on that side of the Basin, and
their liabilities arc variously estimated at from ten to
fifteen thousand dollars. The names of the default-
ing parties are U. M. Jackson, Neil McArthur aud
— Morrow, and their mining claims were regarded
äi among the best iu that sect.on of the camp.
Warm Springs. —About the most pleasant place of
resort dur.ug the warm weather is at the Warm
Syria ;s, where a person can take a bath in hot, cold
or tepid water, with a shower if any one wishes it. i
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cooper have everything neatly j
arrung I for the accowm «dation of their guests. !
bjth wale and Tenue, aud refreshments can be had '
h desired. We visit the Springs fre fucutly and take !
c ui.-iJerxble sti* * in the uue, cold buttermilk, of |
whha «•; a! »ays find an ample supply on hand,
i .xak also ke p- a supply of stronger fluids for pc
sms who '.refer it.
Dental.— Dr. Geo. H. Chance, of Salem, Oregon,
arrived here on last Monday and will remain buta!
th^rt time in our city, as will be observed from his
advertisement in this issue. Dr. Chance's reput»- 1
tioa as a skillful and accomplished dentist is such as
to require no indorsement at our hands. Any
one for whom he has ever done work can vonch for
to isn Again. —Captain Wm. B. Hunter, the irre
pr- s.-ibie r iatler, arrived in Idaho City a few days
uy» and, we b lave, has made a tour of the Ba .u. ;
lie is here iu the interest of Mr. C. Jacobs, whose !
wdi-knowa brands of pure home-male whiskies
hat ....... fh this section of the ooontry. Cap I
called on us last Tuesday and informed ns that he ;
had any nimber of orders for fresh supplies of rye ;
juice, or "bugle paint." We bave tried "Jacobs'
... I
B-st' aud know it to be A No. 1.
hi8prof:ssioual skill, and persona iu need of his ser
vie« s would <do well to call on him at once at the
Luna House.
The Fourth or .July.—W e have not yet heard of
any movement towards a celebration of the Fourth
of July, and think, if the people have mot forgotten
that there is such a day, it is about time steps were
being taken to observe the Fourth in a becoming
manner. The time is short in which to make prepa
rations, and if we are going to have a gala day of it
something must be done at once.
Hebe Yet.— Mr. C. Mautz authorizes U3 to state
that he still has on hand a fine assortment of custom
made boots, which lie will dispose of cheap, and
warrants a fit to any one desiring to purchase. H is
boots are made of first-class material, aud are not cut
in the making.
— . ......... - f ■ " *"
Commission Merchants. —Messrs. Ellsworth A
Lonthan, Forwarding and Commission merchants at
Kelton, Utah, renew their advertisement in this is
BQ e, and we call especial attention of merchants aud
shippers to th»*ir rate of charges since May 1st.
Got Back.—M r. J. B. Emery, having completed the
shipment, from Boise City to the East, of the stock
of wool belonging to the firm of J. B. Emery A Co.,
f| i this city, returned a few days ago, and is rustling
around as usual.
Thanks,—W e return thanks to our old friend Capt.
A J. Shepard, agent of Wells, Fargo A Co. at Win ne
in ucca, for late telegrams containing news of the
Philadelphia nominations.
For Ouo Grande.—M r. George Stuck, of this city,
left, a few days ago, for Oro Grande, going through
w ith Mr. Kempuer's pack-train, intending to be ab
sent a couple of weeks.
Cleaning Stukew.—T he business men on Main
and Montgomery streets have been busy for the past
tew days cleaning up the streets, which adds consid
erably to the general appearance of our city..
In Town.— Dr. D. U. Belknap arrived from Boise
City, a few days ago, aud is on bis road to Banner
District with a view of commencing work on his
quartz ledge.
Lady Visitors.— Mrs. James I. Crutcher and Mrs.
Mounce Byrd arrived in our city on last Tuesday,
and will remaiû a few weeks visiting friends in this
section.
Recovering. —We learn that the child of Mr. Peter
Moore, which has been dangerously sick at Warm
.Springs for the past two weeks, is slowly recovering.
Narbow Escape.--M r. Wm. B. Nobje, a member
he Buona Vista Bar Company, had quite a narrow
escape one day last week. He was hurr iedly cross
mg the big cut through the company's claims, aud
<ia ie stoppen on the plauk used as a crossing the
end slipped off the bank and he was precipitated to
the bottom, a distance of about fifteen feet. As he
lelt the plauk slip, however, iu order to save himself
from falling across the flume at the bottom of the
out, he managed to jump so as to laud partially on
his leet, but in his descent he stiuck against the
flume aud bruised himself very severely, being barely
able to hobble around. It was truly a narrow escape,
and one that Doc says he is not anxious to repeat.
Acknowledgments.—O ur good friend Mr. Theo.
V. Mathews, proprietor of the Boise, Idaho and Pla
cerville Stage Line, believing that we live in a God
forsaken region, where beefsteak aud beaus straight
are the prevailing diet, has placed us under repeated
obligations to him for several basketsful of nice,
fresh vegetables, which ho has sent us by his attent
ive and accommodating drivers. Mathews, may your
shadow never grow less; we will return the compli
ment iu huckleberries aud shokc cherries, when the
season comes round.
P. O. Bookstore.—T he boys circulated a joke that
Silsby, who was across the Basin collecting for Pin
ney & Co., had been taken in by Chinese road ageuts
\\ ho, contrary to the statute in such case made and
provided, had relieved him of lus filthy lucre; but
Pinnoy says it ain't so; that Silsby got back all right
aud that they are ready to furnish all who thirst after
knowledge with reading matter suitablo to their taste,
from the scientific productions of noted authors
down to "yallow-baok" literature.
New Sidewalk.—T he Celestials of Chinatown arc
engaged in the construction of a new footwalk, or
plankway, across Elk Creek, ut the lower end of
town. The old one was fast being covered up by
hillings, aud a new one was a necessity. The one
they have just built is elevated some ten or fifteen
feet above the bed of the stream.
Holloway's Pills and Ointment.—F or Scurvy,
Leprosy, aud cutaneous diseases they are unrivaled.
In places where these maladies are prevalent, the
cures are marvelous, for the expulsion of pimples,
blotches Ac., they are unparalleled, and as a cosmetic
j the Omtmeut stands uuequaled. Sold everywhere.
23 cents per box or pot.
Erysipelas. —We regret to learn that Mr. Thomas
Cox, one oi the Democratic candidates for the Terri-
torial Council, is laboring under a severo attack of
erysipelas, from the effects of which he has been
, . ... . . , ,
I couiined to lus bt
!
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tor several days past at the resi-
e of Mr. K^P. Plowman in this city.
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Postofli *e at Idaho City, on the
13th day of.June which, if not called for within
thirty days, will be sent to the Dead Letter Office:
Baxter Willard Geany John Jackson Mr
lrtckmsou Thus Greany Thos Lynch "Michael
Edmonson 1* E o >s>h r J C stuck Mr
Kike Nathan GlenJ.es Travis Jo
Far rand Ja J husuu Nick Tatro Fred
£j"Pers >ns calling for any of the above letters
will say ••advertised," and give date of list.
JAMES A. PINNEY. I1M.
£pmal -ficiurs.
BANKING HOUSE
And ASSAY OFFICE of
c. av. nooit i: a. c o.,
Successors to 3. 21. DuT.cH & Co.)
Agency of the
First National Bank of Idaho,
Alain Street, C or. Commercial,
Directly Opposite WelU, Fargo 4'Co.'s Office,
I OAXIO CITY,
Will Do a General Banking Business
corui'spondentk:
Donnell, Lawson A Co.. .No. 4 Mall Street, New Tork.
California Trust Company,
......San Francisco.
Messrs. Ladd A Tilton.............Portland, Oregon.
First National Bank of Idaho.............Boise City.
-We also draw direct on
Amsterdam,
London,
Bremen,
Hamburg,
Berlin,
Hanover,
Montreal,
Dublin,
Pari?,
And other leading European cities.
We purchase Gobi Dust, Gold and Silver Bullion,
Quartermasters' checks and V otichers, and Drafts or
Certificates of deposit issued by Eastern, California,
or (Jregon Banks;
Buy Territorial and County Warrants and Bonds;
Keep Revenue Stamps for sale;
Make collections on all points in the United States;
and ail business Connected with general Banking will
receive prompt attention.
We are agents for the sale of Passenger Tickets for
all the regular mail steamers between New \ork and
London, Liverpool, Bremen, Hamburg, Havre and
Antwerp.
Persons desirous of sending for friends in any part
of Europe can procure tickets of us, and secure their
passago to New York, thus saving the expense and
risk of sending money or that purpose.
The highest price paid fur Gold and Silver Bars,
cither in Coin or Currency.
Our Assay Ofllce is under the supervision of
Mr. J. M. Burkett, and we are prepared to make
returns of Assays of Dust, Bulliou and Oro in six
hours, aud the correctness «f our assays guaranteed,
and losses from coinage, at any United States Mint,
made good.
Particular attention paid to the Analysis of Ores
and Minerals.
Dust, Bullion and Assays of Ore left at the follow
ing places will be forwarded to this office for Assay,
and returns made the following day:
Madigan A Cannady,..................Pioneer City.
J. V. R. Witt............................Placerville.
Con Healey A Co.....................Granite Creek.
J. B. Duke A Co........................Centerville.
C. W. 2V2ÛOR2S <3 L CO.
ON MARRIAGE.
Happy Relief fox* "Young Men from the
effects of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood
restored. Nervous debility cured. Impediments to
Marriage removed. New method ftf treatment. New
and remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars sent
free, in sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South
Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa. [May2m3
gVÄWftelMöiiSi.
New and Fresh Steels of Goods
W. CRAFTS' STORES
IDAHO CITY & CENTERVILLE,
DIRECT FROM
Eastern Markets and San Francisco
WHICH WE WILL SELL LOW TO THE
JOBBING TRADE OR AT RETAIL
POR GREENBACKS.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
New Patterns and New Styles
....OF....
CLOTHING,
QF COLEMAN BRO'S. MANUFACTURE, •
Which arc Always Well Made, and Fit Neatly.
WE HAVE
I
EXTRA LARGE SIZES
Suits, Coats, Pants & Underclothing
"hat will fit the rotundity of any man in camp.
BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS,
FOU MEX AXD BOYS.
J. B. PACE S TOBACCO
BANANA FIG,
BUFFALO CHIP,
CABLE TWIST, and
NEW THING.
Chicago and St. Louis
SUGAR-CURED HAMS & BACON,
The Finest Hams ever in this market,
Fund by / Am es J Co.—Try One.
CALIFORNIA
DAIRY-PACKED BUTTER
ALSO,
A Full Lite of Cam
And a Complete Stock of all kinds ami varieties of
goods usually needed iu a mining camp.
--- • • •
STARTLING!
But very few of those indebted to
the old firm of Yantine & Co. have
come forward and paid their accounts
or notes: "Time's utmost limits will
soon be passed," and then will come
the Law. 1'ay up and avoid trouble.
Yours, truly,
June 6, 187'Jtf Cx. W. CRAFTS.
LEWIS & CO.,
ORWARDING & COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in General Merchandise
KELTOCT, V.
1 EWIS & CO., OF THE OLD-ESTABLISHED
j Forwarding and Commission House ol" 1870, are
still engaged in the business, aud will give their en
tire attention to the
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING
OF FREIGHTS
To all Parts of Idaho Territory.
FREIGHTS FORWARDED PROMPTLY
AT
LOWEST GOING RATES.
MARK GOODS:
"CARE LEWIS & GO., KELTON, UTAH."
RATES Î
From and Aftei) June 1, 1872, Consignments Reduced
for Eastern and Western to $2 50 per ton.
June 6, 1872tf LEWIS & CO.
' Dissolution Notice.
T he copartnership hereto
fore existing between the undersigned in the
Brewery and Saloon business, in Centerville, Boise
county, I. T., under the firm name of Tincher & Mc
Devitt, is this day dissolved by mutual consent—W.
H. Tincher having sold out his interest to Patrick
Doyle. All debts due the late firm must be paid to
McDevitt & Doyle, who will also pay all debts dus by
the late firm. W. H. TINCHER,
Centerville, June 30,1872w4 JAS. McDEVITT.
!qj MwU anfl-PiïUarrîj.
llM lÜCfi.
H
AVING DETERMINED TO CLOSE
out my business as early as practicable, I am
now selling my goods
As Low as those who Sell for Cost.
ALL I ASK IS A
Trial of My Prices,
ACCOMPANIED WITH THE GREENBACKS.
I will Job at Prices to make it an Object
to Buyers.
MY STOCK IS MORE COMPLETE THAN
EVER BEFORE.
My Goods are' Nice aid Fresh.
I AM NOW RECEIVING MY
SPRING SUPPLIES
....OF....
ZDIFtTSr GOODS,
MILLINERY GOODS,
MENS' CLOTHING, BOYS' SUITS,
IIATS AND CAPS,
CARPETS, WINDOW SHADES
AND 'CORNICES,
BOOTS & SHOES,
FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN,
HARDWARE,
OF ALL KINDS,
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY
A SPLENDID LINE,
A VERY FINE LINE
Shot (fias, Pistols, & Amiiitioa
OF ALL KINDS,
HOPE—ALL SIZES,
LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS, all kinds
GARDEN SEEDS,
RAKES, SCYTHES, FORKS,
WALL PAPEE AND BOEDER,
VERY FINE LINE,
And Other { oriel y Goods If dlioul End.
€. S. Kingsley.
Idaho City, April 23, 1872-tf
01*1
What Magnificent Goods
AT.
MRS. J. R EMERY'S!
At Lower End of Main Street.
A FULL LINE OF
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
Just received, consisting in part of
FRENCH SATEENE!
SATINS DE CHINE,
PACHA CLOTHS,
SERGSS,
POPLINS,
WATER PROOFS
RETS, DE LAINES, MERINOS, PLAIDS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
HATS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, FRINGES,
SWANS' DOWN,
SATINS AND VELVETEENS,
FOR TRIMMINGS,
Guipure and Valenciennes Laces,
(REAL AND IMITATION),
Insertings and Edgings,
EMBROIDERIES,
RIBBONS—ALL STYLES AND COLORS,
* FANCY BASKETS, FLANNELS,
CARPETS, CALICOES,
And Everything in the line of
Ladies' Fancy Goods.
Idaho City, Nov. !G-m6
HOOt & ^llOClllSlkillg •
MAIN STREET,
Two doors above Lauer & Swftm's,
Idaho City.'
C HAS. MAUTZ KEEPS ON HAND OR MAKES
to order all kinds of boots and shoes of latest
styles, and does repairing neatly and promptly.
June 15, 187I-m3.
J USTICE'S BLANKS—A FULL ASSORT
uicnt kept constantly on hand.
(at llMrtë.
Cm Meat IarkbT
Boisé City, I. T.
ÉÜf^
2BL
JOHN HAILEY, PROPRIETOR.
Beef, Mutton, Port, Lard, k,
THE FINEST IN THE TERRITORY,
CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
--ALSO,
GRAIN-FED AND HOME-CURED
BACON, HAMS & SHOULDERS
THE BEST IN THE MARKET, AT
WHOLESALE or RETAIL.
I have also established a
SOAP FACTORY
IN BOISE CITY,
WHICH' IS NOW IN RUNNING ORDER,
And I am prepared to furnish
ANY QUANTITY r
-OF A
NO. 1 ARTICLE OF SOAP,
For Family Use,
Cheaper than can be got Elsewhere.
TALLOW, SUET AND OLD GREASE
. OF ALL KINDS,
Taken in Exchange for Soap, Lard or Meat.
Boise City. I. T., Jan. 18, 1872tf
John Garrecht, Proprietor.
('or. Mia and Wallula Streets,
IDAHO CITY, I. T.
fllOLESALE AND KE
tail dealer in
BEEF, PORK, MUTTON,
And MEATS OF ALL KINDS
With branch places of business at
YREKA Market, Buena Vista Bar; CENTER Market,
next to Baird & Judge's Idaho City. [mar30m3.
TII031AS BARRY
COMMERCIAL STREET, IDAHO CITT,
DEALER IN
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
^
(A FULL STOCK),
Ladies\ Misses' and Children's TTear,
Leather and Shoe Findings,
FAINTS, OILS AND GLASS,
CARPETING AND WALL TAPER,
HARDWARE, IRON AND STEEL,
quicksilver,
Patent Medicines, and Acids: Cigars and Tobacco,
Fresh Garden Seeds, etc. [may30tf
F
A* . Vj
Là!
The Pioneer Jeweler of Idaho City,
î>. 13. KIMMEL,
W ATCHMAKER AND JEW
ELER,
MAIN STREET, IDAHO CITY,
Next door to G. Marre's Tin Shop,
All kinds of Jewelry made to order, and repairing
done skillfully and promptly.
Every Description of Enameling and Engraving
done in the best manner.
SEALS of ALL KINDS MADE to ORDER.
A good supply of all kinds of Jewelry, Watches, sil
ver ware, clocks etc., kept on hand.
Idaho city, June 1. 18'ilm3.
BAKERY.
THREAD pies, cakes, and
CONFECTIONERY,
Of all kinds, kept constantly on hand, and orders for
Sails or Parties
Of anything in my line promptly filled, at my new
establishment next door to Heckman & Dickinson's,
*
Main street, Idaho city.
November 18,1869-m3.
HENRY FREIDINGER.
BLACKSMITH INC.
HAY & DONOHOE,
A U PROPRIETORS.
Lower End of Main Street, Idaho jp%ty»
M R. JOHN DONOHOE, FORMERLY
of Pioneer City, having bought out Mr. S.
Roberts, has formed a copartnership with Mr. J. Hay
and the above named firm are now prjpndI to do til
work in their line from shoeing a horse or ox to^iron
ing a sleigh or thoroughbrace coach, in a -p»? ner
not to be excelled by any other shop in the Basin.
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