Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-08-18

~ hAS hN" pAiNh hhuS nNoir oii 4hdih
street next door to the land Office.
We understand ii is to be single
story unless he shall hereafter decide
to add another story for a lodge room,
office, etc. The building will be push
ed rapidly to completion.
Deputy Marshal lIopson arrested
four co.habs in Bear Lake county this
week, james II. Hart, Martin Jocob-
son, Amos r. Wright and Fremont
Hall They all gave bonds to appear
before the next U. S. grand jury.
Jesse Yogler Of Canada brother OF
our accommodating Express Agent
Fred Yogler, is here on visit TO Fred
We understand that he has been Civ
en- position with the Pacific Express
Company and may be assigned to
duty In Idaho. At any rates he will
be near enough 10 act as ''best maj"
for Fred.
The Anti Mormon Central Commit
Tee held Il meeting at Pocatello last
Saturday and made call for nomi-
mating primaries and county conven-
tion. The primaries will be held Sept.
20, and the convention at Blackfoot
/ Oct 18th. The convention will be
composed Of 25 delegates.
/ From Mr. Hull, one Of the. viewers
Of the Blackfoot and Cariboo road, we
learn that the opening of the road is
everyway practicable and compara-
lively inexpensive. BY this route
Cariboo can be reached a month earll-
cr in the spring and left a month later
in the winter
! The water troubles which have ariseh
this season in many localities OF the
| Territory present serious features TO
the ranchcrs and many OF them are
contemplating change Of locality to
places where the supply viii be equal
to the demand
A correspondent 10 the Salmon City
Recorder SAYS the Indians on Lemhi
reservation are threatening the lives
OF some OF the best citizens for sign
ing petition for their removal to the
Fort Hall reservation and also the life
OF the agent for not furnishing them
more supplies.
DR. Behlc returned Sunday night
from a pleasure jaunt through Iowa,
Missouri, Minnesota, Nebraska and
Colorado He brought home with him
his Youngest daughter who had been
visiting relatives in Missouri for the
past few months,
J, A ST. Louis Company with capi-
tai or 5000, 900 has purchased the
placer mines in and around Cariboo
and are now at work surveying ditch.
es and making necessary preparations
Tor working the mines for all they are
worth. The price paid has not been
made known yet
Let the people rule, lei the people
name the men for office, to do this
they must meet in primaries and in
struct When the people make selec'
tions. calmly and deliberately, they
rarely make mistakes.
Cassia County Democrats, in con
vcntion Saturday, adopted q resolu
ton binding all candidates who sub
mittcd their claims TO the convention
, 10 abide the action OF the convention
. This efiectually blocked the game OF
boiling by disappointed candidates
: Judge Brodcrick, after term o.
3 over four years on the bench of ldahC
; was relieved OF his responsible duties
) by the arrival of his successor, Judge
E Berry. last Friday, and left Tuesday
evening for his old home in Kansas
{ The Judge made many warm friends
|. in Idaho during his official term ant
; he leaves the Territory with the goot
, name behind him of an honest and up
right judge
, Bro. Boyakin of the Boise Demo
! erat whose head sits square and leve
over his shoulders makes this timcl,
suggestion:
IL is hoped the democrats OF eacl
? county will exercise unusual care ant
8 select superior Legislative tickets To-
] often has this important duty oeel
q neglected. Do not be caught nappinl
this time. Trot out the best possible
men for the Legislature. The reput
/, licans will be prepared to swap ever.
!. other nominee to get votes for thei
!. Legislative nominations.
Z Judge Berry arrived in Blaekfoo
from his Minnesota home last Frida'
. evening and left Saturday evening
for Boise City, He will prohabl
y make Blackfoot his home. The Judg
n i man we'll advanced in years, bC
n Inc perhaps three score years or more
, but is well preserved and in fine ply
sical trim for the duties that awal