Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-01

pose of nominating a candidate for
delegate TO Congress. Fred Dubois
received the nomination by accialna-
tion, he being the only candidate be-
| fore the convention.
i The stage company in order to cnr-
tail expenses will hereafter run one
horse carts every other day between
Blackfoot and Challis 10 carry the
mail The regular stage for carrying
passengers and express will only be
run tri-weekly.
Some Of the boys who are loafing
about town day after day will cause
their parents to some day wish that
they had put them at some good hon
est trade. instead Of indulging them
in the belief that living can he made
without labor
The ,infant industries" of the effete
east which employ Hungarians, and
Polanders BY the hundreds at 80 cts.
per day, are still strongly in favor Of
protecting American labor
Country people coming TO town on
Saturdays should not for get 10 call
at Judge Hopkins Office and register
Parties failing to register cannot vote
At the coming election; and Saturdays
are the only days the books are open
/ for registration
b One of the most courteous railroad
officials in the west is Supt Rcsiquie.
Of the Idaho division OF the Union
I PACIFIC system IL is pleasure to
transact business with him, and one
always leaves strengthened in the be
4 lief that Tom Potter made no mis-
take when he gave him the appoint
ment as superintendent Of this
/ division.
If the good judgement Of the 70
I tiers Of Idaho should prevail in No
I vembcr, and we believe ii will. and
Jim lIawley should be elected Dele
gate to Congress, there would be
universal feeling Of pride that an able
4 lawyer, good citizen and polished
gentleman was chosen to fill the I'M
I portant position for which his party
has named him.
Next Saturday is the day for the
democratic primaries. Every voter
k in the county should attend his pri-
mary The democrats must make no
mistake in their selections for county
officers aud to avoid this the nomina-
tions must come from the people, di-
rect from the people. Let the people
then attend their primaries and send
their best representative men TO the
county convention.
A successful Fair will advance
Bingham county ten degrees in the
scale Of prosperity II will give the
county an advertisement and boom
that will astonish the moss backs like
Rip Van Wrinkle was when he awoke
from his twenty years nap and saw
the sun way up. Do what you can to
make it a success. Work to that end
and if is not a success blame the
management
Remember that registration is pre-.
requisite to voting. Besure to register
and then don't fail to vote. The time
to register is early, and the time to
vote is early. Registration books are
now open; the sooner you register the
better In all States and Territories
where registration has been enforced
a large number fail to register and of
course are denied the privilege of
voting. This was the case in Utah at
at the last election Let it not be so in
I Idaho.
We clip the following from the
/ Holton Kansas, Signal:
Judge Case Brodcrick returned
from Idaho last Friday after an alb
scncc Of four years. during which time
he has held the position Of associate
justice of the supreme court of that
territory. MANY of his Holton friends
I being anxious 10 again shake his hand
called At his residence ON the evening
Of his arrival, and were warmly re
ceivcd hy the judge and his estima.
I bic family, He has more flesh and
less beard than when his friends saw
him last and does not seem to regret
his retirement from Office. Judge
Broderiek has lived in Jackson coun-
| ty many years and has received many
official favors ut the hands Of her peo-
pie, 1t was here that be wooed and
won his wife, here that he grew in
the estimation of the public year af-
ter year and ii is little wonder that
he should have a warm side for lEol-
ton and determine to make it his fu
ture home
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