The History of Idaho
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This we locked up in one solid chase. The chase we also had to have made, which was done in very good shape, out of horseshoe iron. The only particular thing I remember concern- ing this job is that it cost $95. 00. I also remember that it was a very difficult matter to keep the surface of our wooden-sheet-iron stone true and level, and that, when we locked up a form and stood it on its edge, it looked more like the mold-board of a plow than a newspaper. However, we were vain enough to think, a...nd still think, that we made quite a success of the enterprise, espe- 186 THE HISTORY OF IDAHO cially in a financial way. Our office was located on East Hill and proved to be but a few feet outside of the great fire of 1865, "In the winter of 1864- I remember the snow at one time was about five feet deep and it was very difficult to obtain matter to fill our columns, small as they were, when our editor resorted to the scheme of copying from some book several pages of mythology.
"There probably never assembled anywhere, so many reckless adventurers, so far from the influence and restraints of society, and with such ample means to gratify their wild desires for gam- bling and dissipation, as were attracted to Boise Basin during the years 1863 and 1864.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This we locked up in one solid chase. The chase we also had to have made, which was done in very good shape, out of horseshoe iron. The only particular thing I remember concern- ing this job is that it cost $95. 00. I also remember that it was a very difficult matter to keep the surface of our wooden-sheet-iron stone true and level, and that, when we locked up a form and stood it on its edge, it looked more like the mold-board of a plow than a newspaper. However, we were vain enough to think, a...nd still think, that we made quite a success of the enterprise, espe- 186 THE HISTORY OF IDAHO cially in a financial way. Our office was located on East Hill and proved to be but a few feet outside of the great fire of 1865, "In the winter of 1864- I remember the snow at one time was about five feet deep and it was very difficult to obtain matter to fill our columns, small as they were, when our editor resorted to the scheme of copying from some book several pages of mythology.
"There probably never assembled anywhere, so many reckless adventurers, so far from the influence and restraints of society, and with such ample means to gratify their wild desires for gam- bling and dissipation, as were attracted to Boise Basin during the years 1863 and 1864.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Hailey to read onlineMoreLess
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