Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume], December 07, 1875, Image 3

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_^v days.until further«
—be kept open from
nine P' M.
it»*
« ft®"JiflWiT*'* to °" B '
four until 4«* * • ■"•
]|0>'ET ORDER BU8INESB.
J* nPV Order office will not be
Woo Sundays; and no Honey
Alness Will be transacted on Sat.
^ four o'clock P. M.
S. C. 8 ILS BY,
City, Dec. 3,18W. Postmaster.
i's school, Father Archam
teacher, has closed until the
TJof Januaiy next, during the hoi
\W ______
^ jjss Bradford has been seri
y sick with
we are
something like the
l^pgrwea.v iuformed. She was
C better at last accounts.
t
BrsiN'ESs was unusually brisk in
jtn last week, and the merchants
m correspondingly happy. Satur
er iras very lively, and many pro
i logons were on the streets.
Sealed Proposals. —Read notices of
jfjled proposals for keeping county
„#18 in repair, and for taking care of
jbe indigent sick, county poor, idiotic
,od insane of Boise county, for the en
«fflgvear.
Married.— Mr. Tom Elliott, of Idaho
Cut, and Miss Jennie Star, of Boise,
itre married last week at the latter
place. Tom's many friends in the Ba
sa wish him and his bride long life
iod unbounded happiness.
Jcdgc Moore still carries his right
inn iu a sling. It was discovered the
other day that the collar bone was
koken, which accouuts for the pain
wà tardiness of recovery.' Hels im
proving slowly.
Corn Meal —Kingsley has for sate
com meal that the sight of which
would bring into play the salivary
glands of ''Old Ken tuck" or any other
Corn bread, rightly made, is a
roan.
palatable and healthful food.
The boys brought into use the ser
rices of the Idaho dromedary again
last Sunday. They harnessed the
donkey up in gorgeous array and
tinkling bells, and attaching a string
of sleds sped him along the streets at
a fearful rate. 0, such lots of fun.
Big Red Apples. — Lauer A Swinn
on Sunday received a hundred boxes
of nice apples direct from the Willam
ette valley. Tliey arrived here in
iplendid condition. You had better
fet a box or two to crunch daring the
holidays.
Nelly
School Rewards. —Misses
Davis and Anna Galbreaith stood head
of all others for <0brref& (Hftortmant
*nd perfect lessons at the c!ote of the
fall term of the District school at this
place. They were a tie in everything,
and to meet the emergency Mr. Geo.
W. Richards, the teacher, took great
pleasure in granting each of the young
ladies a finely engraved School Re-
ward, precisely alike, which r^ads as
follow*; In the left-hand corner are
the words, "School Reward then
comes the prominent line of "National
Bank of Merit,* followed by another
curved line of "15 phares of stock,"
following which are these words:
"By (his know that at Idaho City on
the 26tli day ôf November, 1875,
--- (tills blank is tilled in each by
the name of the recipient) rece ved this
certificate, having by good conduct
End lessons worthily obtained the
nbove number of shares during three
mouths of school, kept in Idaho City.
Geo. W. Richards,
Teacher."
Mr. Richards also nicely framed the
rooms éfWN*
The
Wilntei, which now «dorn tb#
ihrl
Wmm &
Hall & Co* last week ordered
0 *h Mr. T. Barry another tunnel
cw and four hundred feet of iron
^ack. This makes the third car or
dered by this company the past sea
son. They are in good pay dirt and
Rre Siti ng ready for activ e business.
The Holidays are coming on apace,
and the little folks daily talk and
nightly dream of Santa Claus and
Christmas trees. What visions of
?ood things in store crowd their little
heads! A large Christmas Tree must
shed its fruit for the young people, and
it is almost time to begin to work the
matter up. Let it be a magnificent
one.
ÄL*
The Flag That Rules the World._
Some one hung the flag
hêü9d ■* «*»• twilight'. lMt
and the one that rules the world,
at the post office corner last Sun-
day, where it waved in triumph
early morn till dewy eve.
from
Whether Silsby has served, is now
serving, or intends to serve under the
inspiriting banner, is nobody's busi-
ness; but many a battle has been
fought under that flag. The boys ac-
cused Silsby of hoisting it the night
before, but they derived no satisfacto-
ry information on that point
John Frank, night watching, is kept
quite busy these nights, taking stolen
wood from thieving Chinamen. Not
a night passes that he does not catch
one with a load or in the act of taking
it. One night he overhauled a celes-
tial near the footbridge with an arm
ful of wood, and he ordered him to
halt, but the thief dropped his load
and commenced running across the
saud to Buena Vista Bar. In order to
accelerate his pace, Frank fired off his
revolver, pointing upward. Having
no stop-watch, Frank didn't get the
time made, but he said it was quite
miraculous the way that Chinaman
skipped out.
Dr. B. Simpson, dentist, did a nice
and difficult job not long since. He
was called upon by a gentleman
wishing a molar drawn, but through
some malformation of jaw, however,
he was unable to open his mouth wide
enough for the Doctor to introduce the
forceps; in fact he could not operate
at all, thére being only a spaoe of
a finger's width between the teeth.
Like cases are extremely rare, and
what would have proven a serious
detriment to the majority of dentists,
only interested Dr. Simpson, who, be-
ing a skilled mechanician as well as a
thorough professional, went to work
and soon manufactured of steel just
the instrument wanted, and the troub-
lesome tooth was removed. The
neat operation so pleased the patient
that he insisted upon the Doctor re-
ceiving a double fee.
Grand Ball at Pi.ackrvii.le— By
reference to advertisement it will be
seen that Mr. J. W. Davison, the pop
ular hotel man, at Plaoerville, will
give a ball at Anderson's Hall, at that
place, on New Year's eve, 31st, 1875.
An attractive feature of the occasion
Will be the introduction of lady mana
gers during the after part of the
night, 1876 being le»[>y*«r: M
Davison baa shown himself nia ter ot
the situation by tbW (frfectiqn of splen
did committees i& 5fd him in his man
agement auKffijf
names of *étm\ ladies. The dan
cing partito and elqgaut suppers here
tofore gton by Mr, Davison have ser
oa»#f tKm the reputation of being an
conductor of parties;
in
admirable cunuuutw yn jw **«*?»
feet lie stands pteiinfhtmt in affairs o
that Kind, awTl H V alb*#«* >»**
tS!
y to Mjr what may be KMfÇted
r m £*85**
m
5
1 *
ti ■
■"*> tat Ä Äwo*
ceased at' nine o'clock to Saturday
That Raffle.—W e have not heard
low friend Beard id getting on in the
disposing of tickets in the raffle for
iis ranch in the Upper Payette valley.
M us know so that it may be pub-
ished. Five dollars is a small sum to
risk in the chance for a good farm.
Insane.— Mr Harry Harrison, of the
diddle Payette, was taken before
Judge Moore yesterday and adjudged
insane by the examining physicians.
The unfortunate man was placed in
the hospital. His insanity is of
mild form, and there are strong hopes
that his mind will shortly be restored.
Closed.
fei
As per agreement the
merchants closed their places of busi
ness last Sunday. This : new depart
ure from the old order of things may
ye a little inconvenient for awhile to
some people, but they will soon be
come used to it and like it better than
the old way of conducting business on
Sunday.
Roll of Honor of St. Joseph's
School.—T homas Barry, 13; William
Bullock, 5; Maggie McGenniss, 4;
Peter Zapp, 4; John Garrccht, 4; Lou
is Garrecht, 4; Matt Zapp, 4; Julius
Mautz, 4j Ella Bright, 4; Emma
Bright, 3; Dalai! Ainslie, 3; Clara
Garrecht, 2; John Barry 2; Francis
Maloy, 1; James Rian, 1; Frederic
Garrecht, 1; Mary McGenniss, 1;
Lawrence Garrecht, 1 ; Cross*of Hon
or, Thomas Barry.
A. J. A* Archambault.
Christmas Ball.— Davison, of Pla
ccrville, opens the holiday festivities
by the aunonncenienl of a grand ball
given by him at that place on New
Year's Eve. Now it remains for Ida
ho City to announce one for Christmas
Eve. Shall we have one? If we are
to have a dance ri«*w is the time to
make it known. Tltc Warm Springs
are famous fur the character of dances
given there. What say, Frank, can't
you give the buys and girls a "shake
up" tliese centennial times? Every
body wants to dance, and everybody
ought to dance in some manner, from
the coming holidays until tlie fifth ot
next July, fur^tlm reason that 1876
scores the first hundred years in the
history of our country; and at the
close of the next century some utf may
opt be here. Everybody dance.
To Farmers —The World office will
take on old or new subscriptions,
wheat oats and barley. Ranchmen
who are in arrears can now easily
square accounts by bringing along
the amount *of their indebtedness in
graia, while those who wish to sub
scribe have the same privilege. Bring
it in, gentlemen. »
N. B:— Eggs and blitter will also be
taken on the same terms.
T. T's 2
A MEETING OF THE MEMBER8 OF THE A. A
I. O. T. Te will lm held at Headquarters i»n *
lifter,. paorptor 11th* 1H7*. at «»'clock P,
for the IninmictloTi oftmiiorUbt bimineftr. All
X:
■f
here in guod atandlng. or who arc able to staad, ar«
Ordered Id attend.- 1 ^ *
By order of the GRAND CYCLOP8.
L Suor*. Secretary.
Idaho City, Dec. 7, 187».
AdmlelstPaior , s Sale of AmIBi
tat« and Venoaal Property.
The Estate of Jacob Pctewon, deeeaâed.
IOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN PUB
m ananw <<f the «»rderof the Probah» Ceuit of
Boi.«* conntv. In the Térritory of Idaho, made on the
Drat day of Decentlter, A. D. l*ff A, lu the matter of the
eatate of Jacob Peterm*. deceaaed, the undersigned
*—a«BBSSB# 3 SSS
aecurlty and ' In'mtet ak on« per cent pwr ^ 4 "
noa parcel, and 1 cbAfaaA » eonSnoattou by
bate Court, on 1
bate Court,
»»i«VÉ»^taé*ffatoy«fDtenteNav,i?ta
testate at the time of
and interest that the
other than ôr to atldlttoMo Upt oil the said
B^hbeûging'n» aaM
isœ
.bla death, and all th* right, Iß»« «m
death, la and to that lot
Peteraoo's Baaeh; ah»«
0ßk, In aaid county; al
woperty: Twenty
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A Grnu&d
BALL
will be given by
J. W. 13AVISOX
New Year's Etb, Dec. 31,1875,
AT ANDER 80 N 8 HALL
PLACERVILLE, I. T.
tW To be conducted by Gents until 12
o'clock, night; and after 12o'clock for the
remainder of the night by the Ladies—
It Being Leap Tear,
COMMITTEE OF INVITATIONS
IDAHO CITY.
JOHN GORMAN, GEO. AINSLIE,
G. W. RICHARDS, JA8. MORIARTY.
CENTERVILLE.
C. C. MEFFERT, STEVE DEMPSEY,
PAT DOYLE ' S. K. GÖLDTRAP.
PIONEER CITY.
J. M. CAN NADY, JOHN YEÖEY,
HENRY WHITNEY.
PLACERVILLE.
JOHN O'DONNELL, I. WV GARRETT,
J. V. R WITT, L. FULD.
GRANITE CREEE. .
J M. DANSK1N, « ÇON HEALEY,
MARTIN CONNOUGHTON.
dUARTZBWRG.
GEO. BEKLE, II. BENNETT,
G. COUGH ANOUR
FLOOR MANAGERS!
BEN HAYES, I. 8. WEILER,
S.W. WULFF. ii
Mrs. Gormtit, Mint Row WgUgp#
Ritss Mar| Buckley»
Miss Kite Hatley.
Tictffi, including Smer, $5.00
A cordial invilâtion is extended'to
all
r
fy Good music will be in attendance..
Placervllle, Dec. 7th, 1873.
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WARM
SPRINGS.
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J. Ski hi s :
FRANK C00PER, PR0PRIET0R.
Uf AVfNO TAKEN«OHAROK 09 THIS POPULAR
1J. place of public reaort, I have thoroughly ren
ovated the eatabll ahmest «sd am prepared to re.
ccive
PEMNAimT BfiARKM MTiMWIINT MUSTS.
HOT AND COLD BATHS
l
ready at all times, and everything about the honae
kept clean and neat.
The LADIES' DEPARTMENT will be oontrolled by
And everything will Iwdon« to oontribute to t)it
oomfort of guests. [deelAU
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GIVEN
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Ÿëm, Yep and Woeg Obtmgfn
can tile boaluees in Idaho City lathis .
by mutual oonaent, Pon Yam having pnrehaaed
lutereatofWong Chong. The bosteean will be oar
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LAUER * SWINN
-Have Just received a aplendidtatock of
diOTHINa,
Mining
BLACK SILK VELVET VESTS,«
FANCY 8ILK VELVET VESTS,
LINEN COATS AND^DU8TEB8,
CASHMERE AND DOE SKIN PAl
A fine lot of
FA 8 HIONABLÉ HATS.
A large variety of
Gents famishing Goods, Ac.
Their ibek of fhney «nd staple Groceries cannot:
bo excelled In quality Mid price« by may house its
the Territory. Oar motto is,
QUICK
SALES AND
PROFITS.
SMALL
P. R—Special inducements offered to cash buyers.
Please give os a call before purchasing elsewhere.
LAUER k SWINN.
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BANNING HOUSE
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C. W. MOORE A COk
> • • ; : ' -I.:. ' i "
IDAHO CITY, 1
' , ' , ' f* ; - * :?■ ,1 .
Do a generaj banking business. 8ell exchange oa
New York, Ban Fraaduoo, Portlund (Ogn.1,
And the principal ..
SlUROPmAJiGXTXIMl
The highest pilcè pèld for '•
80L0 DUST,lOLBANBSILVtR BULLION
In coin or nnmney. > J
Buy and eell Graeohacka^
> .... ; ,■!{; f.f*:». ,a %
Territory ot Idaho, County of Btdaa.. >
insuffler Boiaacotety.'hy IabaoGarmt,on^6fth»
partners in the abova-nameil Sn», that you are iu
debteil to them In the eunrof niuA^fcufoanrt so#»
«SSâSœæ
•n*» «sr* "ÿ 's'zf'js?*'** **■
shown by bill on flla-tn my office.
Therefore, Wtte
Territ
Statoe in the
mooed b he and
Placervlm, in
A. D. 1876. at
the peep* ofthe twte*
in.
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Given nndermy
county of BoiNy Otetw WBMkNf
1876. .'v.h
Nov. 88.1876. St
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