Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-08

the extreme low water has somewha
marred the grandeur of the falls.
Candidates are getting the NOV,
on themselves now and many OF then
nave been interviewing the dear peo
pie this week.
The school directors OF this distrlc
have decided TO add another room I,
the school building and expect to ge
It finished before cold weather.
Texas has the largest dcmocrati,
majority and the lowest tax rate ol
any state in the union. The maiorit,
Is 10000 and the tax rate Is ten
cents ON the dollar.
a man came into town Wednesday
80 completely covered in dust that
when he laughed his mouth looked
like hole in the ground.
! II. NJ. Bennett was reelected chair.
man and H. S. Whittier secretary OF
the Territorial Republican Central
Committee. This means Bingham
county for the battle ground.
Candidates should not neglect Car.
lloo precinct. Ii will be nn i.npor.
tant factor, and il will be well enough
for them TO paste this information 10
their hats.
The man brought over from the
penlientiary last spring and lodged
in the insane asylum has recovered
aud was taken back to prieon Tues.
day evening.
The liberal rates given by the rail
road company 10 the mining men of
the Wood RIVER country will enliven
HALEY, Kctchum and Bellevue as in
other days.
THE NEws acknowledges the re-
ccipt Of complimentary ticket to the
Third Annual Fair Of the Bingham
County Agricultural Association to
held AT Eagle Rock Sept IS to 20.
The regular annual meeting of the
". c. T. U. will be held this after
noon at 3 o'clock in Baptist church.
The meeting is an important one, as
an election OF officers for the ensuing
year will be held.
The demand and sale for beef cat
Tie and the resumption Of work in the
mines of the Territory will soon bring
back the good times for which all
have been sighing, so sadly sighing.
Third term office seekers are meet
ing with Dakota bllzzanls in the va.
rious counties of the Territory this
campaign Somehow the third term
is not fashionable color this season.
4 new time card went into effect
on the Z & n. road Sunday evening.
The south bound passenger train now
arrives here at 9:l5 p. m. and north
bound train at 1925.
The press gang who took in Garfield |
Beach are lavish in their praises of
Mr. Parker for his courteous atten. |
tions and efforts TO make the excur.
sion everyway pleasant and agreeable
Geo. T. Wheeler, of the Pocatello 7
Reporter. has admitted into full part
ncrship II Kaufman. late of Daven-
port, Nebraska, Telegraph, in the pub
ication Of his paper.
The eyes Of the National Democrat
e party will be upon every member
IN Idaho this year 1t expects every
nan TO do his whole duty and every
rue man will
J. Hawkins has resigned his posi-
ion as registrar of the Cariboo pre-
'inct aud the voters Of that place are
low without registrar The county
should ill the vacancy
IS soon as possible.
Messrs. p, Il. Fox, John Sheridan
J W Weeks were elected directors
4 school district No.32 and they will
oon have school in full operation.
his new district at one time was a
'art of the Blackfoot district
Carihoo is destined 10 be a mining |
amp Of no little Importance Ncgo-
ialions are being made for sales there
hat will when consummated put in Il !
rorking force that will make it the /
iveliest camp in south Idaho.
A straight democratic ticket with :
o side show business and no "woh. $
ling on the gudgeon' will carry this :
ounty hy decisive majority, and I
ny man who wants the ticket TO win {
ill work to that end and that alone.
Mr. Plant who is just in from the
Iicholia mines informs MS that the !;
Hills at that camp are temporarily /
losed for want of water and for the !,
urposc of putting in some improve. :
rents IN the way of hosting works
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