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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-14
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Washington dispatch: The senate
committee on appropriations will in all
probability increase the amount granted
by the house in the sundry civil bill for
public land surveys to $780, 900. The
house committee agreed to allow SEQ, 600
which was afterwards increased 10 500. :
COO Mr. Randall told Delegate Toole
IN the house that it was the purpose Of
the committee to give $40. 900 10 secure
the survey OF the 1880, 900 acres Of
land thrown open TO settlement in the
great northern reservation of Montana.
ana along the Northern Pacific road.
Dir. Ioole was authorized TO make this
statement to the secretary Of the intaTi-
OF ana the commissioner Of the general
land office when he should go TO them
to look after surveys In his territory.
Another fortunate change made by the
OH y q change of existing law increas-
lnS the maximum TO be allowed In con-
tfhcts Tor surveying The surveyor
general may now contract as high rs e13
per mile for standard, Sll for township
and 81 tor section lines, in heavy AID
mountainous country. when the civil
bill becomes a law. The present mari-
mum rate Is s., and it was this that pre-
vented the making Of any contracts on
the Northern Pacific lands in Montana
last year and causes the covering hack
into the treasury on Monday of s2O. 600
appropriated especially for these lands
last year.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-14
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New York special: DR.. McGlynn uas
in ioTial huinor last night, and with
many wink and grimace unfoldel 10
the anti-poyerty society, IN the great
hall Of Cooper union, a plan for bring.
ing the landlords down to the plane NJ.
on which the anti-poverty society hi.
s'res to meet them. This vas a comb.
nation to refuse 70 pay rent "snp.
pose, said the doctor, that Ave ~
fifteen or twenty thousand tspapts
should, on given day, say to tic lgnJ
lords, We viii pay yor no more g,ronnd
rent, ont only fair liUuga.lira for go
hire. don't You think il Womb r. =
good while before the landlords co,,lS
evIct themF At first there must l,p Nv
nee, then trial IN the district cr,,,4-
geicre tenants could be turned ont
The district courts are limited ii ng- -.
Der ] think there are only aIont e;.,b,
OF them. 1t might take a peod re-, T,s,,,.
months TO expedite those processaa II
the meantime those tenants ,vo1,iI Z ~
hving IN these houses rent free n
victory would almost be won. !" IN ~
strain the priest Of the new cr1sa ~
, % nearly three quarters Of An 49,.
he said the scheme was LEGAL and -, -.
tIcable II might be well 10 t~v 4 =,
some tenement house block and ,o;l,li..
boycott the premises.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-14
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Ms. Anna Brooks and daughter.
mother and sister Of Hugh Motbam
Brooks, arrived in New York FriJay
They leave for st. Louis MONDAY 20 nav
a last visit 70 Maxwell. WHO i - ~
hanged shortly. Mrs. Brooks FACE 4
stamped with sorrow, She Is refined
ana gentle woman, and tire disgrace ~
her son i never discussed in her nr,,s'
ehce. She believes him innocent Misa
bro2sE y a beautiful, slender girl MI,
: Nlilo ~, graceful form and 4 sweet
Isce HE deep sorrow If the family 4
also marked ON her features Na;tbss
we mother nor daughter would sneak 4
N2rd ~ regard 70 the sad journey. and
shen they reach 81. Bonis eyery n 49,
caution Will be taken 10 secure that ~.
sillsloa which TREY so much desire a.
have during their two months s,av o.
s wsl., arrival they will be met by Messrs
alsriin and Fanutleroy, counsel for tb,.
son, and will make their home viii o e,,e
Of the lawyers. 0''o WIN one
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-14

Philadelphia Chinamep csr.,,....
with two large banquets the tBit;a,ia,.
into Chinese Freemasonry Of go, I,
thelr eonntrymen. All the gzssss wo =
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-14

Springfield MI spsr,Al StN.s s
moloG1st FORBES reports 10 iht :
board u agriculture that hs hAs
erei in thr swamp lard nov Z
drained and cultivated = lessrassis
u TIE crru crgF, not lsshrFt1 s
pszst ~ inIurtous. \ common VS.
hrstlr or hell Iet- which fsgA
rnSAea aud fettis aad attacks sss 4
whFu planted where thatr wrasam )
neal plouod M Manv anlis n q
lave been reTgatcily DESTROYED 4
hEtd farmers arc compelled Is plAsi1
ether grain prrf Furtas So
r'aHtiHe sueh ground in other Ers1
fiut year
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-14

Col EoAert O Inzersoll. REFERS
recent ins;issaiiuIs that hc lad
guilty ct plagiarism, nfFrrs rgaks
st0,sss1 To any enc Who viii end E
toEce n snr buak uhich has bses
pEcpriatea By him In a public spsssi
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-14

lHE assessed valuation Of Antelopa
county IS 81, 90, 2i1.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-14
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Wa4htaEtgh AisFateh The ss
Is Reorganization ~ the pabls ]
stat meat
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production q. the Territory OF New
Mexico, and the prospect Is that
that production will be trcbied in
1851.
The valuation OF the County in
1850. va. $1,000. 900, an increase
of 700 per cent. in ) years. san
iiigucl County, Containing the
important city Of Las Vegas, and
more than four times the popula-
ton o! our county, WAS the only
one which exceeded Lincoln IN
wealth last year. Total taxation
for all purposes is but $40 per
800. County finances are flour
ishing, and the small debts of pass
years are being rapidly paid from
the surplus Of the presont.
lhe heat is not great in Sum
MGR, nor is the cold excessive on
long continued in Winter.
Our people are refined, cul'ivat
cd, open hpepitablc. and sincere.
N'''l' "'''ii- ~ 800
u- need fear the lack OF society," III
asinlich as II Is as a~ceGl'a"'t anu
t'e"'-Hga5 any 'na' h' 'e'' o,'.'lu.
strangers are welcomes more ''1'
Welcome II t"'j come b" St"'e
among us
Inc county mas an euic'e', no'
nc Scho3l system managed ~
county N"l''''''I'',"' ~,
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.itJ Oaks and Lincoln Co.
portant7 Facts, Figures
md Statistics.

-. .;,,,,,od ~ tbo
people, anu 's S''"''''
stern ipart of Lincoln Nouh'y'
". Mexico. ST miles 10y the mail
I'd nornsCarthage, the terminus
he San Pedro coal mine branch
the 4. f.. IL ). +. Il. Il, lob
les from Socorro, ON the main
- 1875 mic. from III Paso. Tex
and Is from Lincoln, the Go.
White Oats is the largest tow"
the county. ana the SCAT o. e"
uurtant supply trade. IL is hHc-
t.nuIeoe.u . valley, among tbp
ar, Of the Carlo range. a. ~ ell
alton OF t,tco feet above sea-
,rl. ltla, two rcii-joN- organ
,tiuns. Methodist and Con4rc-'
,ralist. Il large and prosperous
bic school, two weekly ncwSpa
rs. five prosperous mercantile Is
,lishmcu,s. two hotels, two h1'
rd ais. two blacksmith shops.
- also 4 wagon Snop,) one tween
stamp gold mill in operation, at
Huntington Iehtiu'E" "'''''
la IL stamp gold mh,'
n. prcat llomeetakc cold Nine
ope mile y. ". Of the centre OF
town, and around them are a
zen ricl, mines. less developed.
most adjoining the town, on the
E.. are inexhaustible mines OF
Il, VARYING from hitumnous to
mi.outGracite. From four TO
zen miles n. W. OF the town. III
Lone Mountain region are eN-
lsive bodies OF magnetic iron
Of excellent quality and high
de. Twenty miles south and
,th west lie the silver lead mines
the B)nito mining district, the
n gold miues Of the Nogal mir
district, and the copper (ShveI
,rnr) ores of the west side. ,
- town is abundantly supplied
h water wood is abundant i'll
foothills, and timber in the
untain ranges.
White Oaks has a daily mail to
rhage, on the railway, and to
Station, 81 miles east. 1t is
crescent objective point of the
cago, St. LOUIS a. 4; Fl p"s9 9 IL. H.
Y 6nllding from FL Paso' Texas,
is destined to be an important
Mt upon that railway when 1t Is
nplttcd to Kansas City as the
.esoary link IN the "hor'eNV "SH'
inc between Chicago and tho
v of McX:cu.
IN. County OF Lincoln, in tho
u@n-vastern corner Of New AeNi
!. $50 miles il extreme Icn%th.
olao in extreme hre"dih' an,'
ntaius 2+.43o square n'l,' y,
eRIo Pccos,an i = p%ortan' S;re'm
,ich receives within the ro"n',
'nrrous tributaries arlSiug II ti''
st side Of the Great Rang,
The western part OF tn" T""n''
divided by mountains ioCaI''
own us the Gallin"s' Jltari'i'I
,rizos, Sierra Blancoa, &C. al
rt;ors of the Great Mountain
ange dividing Eastern New MeN
The peaks of these Fa"EG,
wy from-Gallinas and Jack
LAX, about 5000 feet i" V S/".
300, Nogal, 10000, and olerf
,npco. 10000.
The population of the count
MS 5000 in 1885, now about6 'oo
ne towns, other than " hlte OaN'
Lincoln. San Patriclo, rlc''nc'
iced, Dowlin's Mill, GaIena' lt''
ell, Seven Rivers, Three R''eF'
I'd Lookout.
Two-thirds Of the County coli
its OF fine grazing lands maui
ell watered, and stock Il VIII
s .attla all llFll;ls
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Ex- Representative Morrison. the Dor
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lively boom for she vice presidency. He
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