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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22
SUMMONS.

In the District Court, Third Judicial District
territory ~ Idaho, county ~ bingham.
Harriet 4 Palmer, plaintiff.
"a gtswNnNa
John y Palmer. defendant
To John y Palmer, In the name Of tho rs,.
PIC OF the United Statcs ~ Territory u IdAhu
fou are hereby notified that there il ps,vr az,
hlc IN the office VI the clerk ~ Distrigt rg,,trt
Of the Third Judicial district ~ snld TrrritgrX
" md for bingham county. tho ro1,ptaint ,.g
Harriet v Palmer praying for a Judgement
from this court. that the botfs D, tnatrfr,rtty
now existing between piaintlIf and flCfrn,iant
be Dissolved, and that plaintiff hHyr Stist,.fy
OF the two minor children laaue ~ snid ma
rage between plaintiff aud Defendant M that
the improvements on certain rRnrh "A No.,
Ton, oneida county, Idaho together with tbc
water rights thereto. he allowed aald t,IaintItY
az nor hiimnny. together with the rosts n ,bIs
action And that unless you anpsar nngt s,,s
wer salh complaint within ten days ~ uprt.ig,
thctcot " served within UlnRhau rdttntt nn1
WITHIN twenty days " served out ~ mia g,,,tr,'
" nut within said district and in forte dayn
" served out Ut said district VEplusfv1 ~ ~,
day ol service Judgment will he taken aVpttst
you ~ drthult and plaintiff will apniy III thr
COMPLAINT herein W WV P''"'''U'
=, ~ Testimony whereof, I. A I, Hlrhnyt.,,,
clerk OF the said district court bay,, b,,S, ~,
set my hand and alfred the srat
SEAL ~ said court 1T Hlackfoot, IdabI
- this, sth day 81 Soptnmbor tsss
L. hfCHAHtaoS, Clrrk
- ''N"'' p'pnty. p.IS
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22

the picturesque characters in South
ern politics. He belongs to a genera
ton of orators that is fast passing
away from us. He could not make o
dry statistical speech if he desired,
but had he been given chance be
fore that crowd of thousands in the
Garden, he would have filed the
place from roof to foundation with q
tiowery, metaphorical and tropical
speech such as has never before been
heard in this city. He can quote poetry
by the yard and throw figures of speech
about in the most amazing way, in
tersperslng them here and there with
campaign stories that have done good
service for a quarter of century
among the Virginia hills and valleys.
He brought his crutch along with him
on his trip to New York, and every
one who knows John is aware that
when he does that he means business.
He left a leg on one of the Southern
battlefields, and though he gets along
nicely with a cork substitute, his politi-
cal opponents in Virginia say the
Senator is sure to carry his crutch
along when he starts to make cam
paign speech either at home or abroad.
He is u brawny, dark-eyed, black
haired Cavalier, and has a voice that
can be heard at a great distance.-Ex.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22
Carbon On The Political Situation.

When you come to town to register
remember the cheapest place TO buy
your dry goods and groceries is at }.
Carbon 4 Sons.
When YOU come to the primary and
convention make your purchases at
Carbon 4 Sons and save money.
Cleveland has not written his letter
of acceptance but Carbon Il Son sell
cheaper goods than anybody.
Harrison has returned to Indian
apoIis with his letter Of acceptance in
his pocket; Carbon has just received
a lot of the best boots and shoes ever
brought to Blackfoot
Belva Lockwood is on her grand
rounds and lecturing tour and she is
always on time, but the place for the
ladies to get the Time is at Carbon &
Sons. They have just bought the
handsomest gold watches ever seen in
Blackfoot. They are little daisies Of
beauty, Call and see them.
The race in the campaign will be
close all round, but Carbon < Son are
close BUYERS; they buy for cash and
can therefore give you close figures
Try them and il it makes no differ,
ence to you who is elected you will
be happy over the money saved.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22

Mr.. HAwLEY is making a canvass
of the Territory, but in doing SO he
makes no war on Mr.. Dubois. He
fires no shots at him at long range.
His plans of conducting his canvass
are everyway honorable, and in keep
ing with the exalted position to
which he aspires Mr.. Hawley will
win with honor and cover himself
in a halo of glory, or he will not win
at all.
The press of the Territory urging
his claims are making the same kind
of a fight for him. They abuse no
body; they misrepresent nobody; and
they do not attempt to yilify Mr.. Du-
bois or his supporters. They all fav-
or clean canvass and are working to
to that end.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22

The Republicans of this country,
and especially of the partisan Senate,
are very much muddled. They don't
know what to do with the tariff. They
are misled with regard to the Chinese
question. They are so far at sea as
to the fisheries question that they
never expect to get back to shore.
They are puzzled as to the importance
of Blaine and the non-importance of
Harrison. They are badly hurt by
Blaine's remarks on trusts and Har-
rison's connection as a lawyer with
all kinds of monopoly. They are a
disorganized mob and they are on the
jump to get away from Cleyeland's
ammunition.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22

THE Democrats of Indiana are alive
and at work. Four years ago grand
barbecue was held at Shelbyville, at
tended by 5000 people, and the patri-
otto Democrats OF Shelby now pro
pose to far Guido their former effort.
On the 18th of October another bar
becue will be held at the same place
and preparations are being made for
100000 people. Thurman will be
there and speak, as will a dozen more
of the strongest men in the nation.
Fifty oxen will be served up to the
multitude, together with all other sorts
of viands necessary to round off an
old-fashioned Democratic outdoor bill
of fare.-Herald.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22

THE figures on the records of the
District court at Blackfoot stand out
in bold relief as inscriptions on Mr..
Dubois and Mr.. Hawley's official
monuments. On the one the figures
that catch the eye are but few but the
wind that is constantly blowing by
deafens the ear; on the other they
are many and they seem to the spec
tator to say in living tones-"well done
good and faithful servant
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22
A convention Of RepubIicans {

A convention of Republicans, from
South Idaho, assembled at HALEY
last week and re-nominated Mr. Du-
bois for Congress. OF the five coun-
ties that comprise North Idaho, three
sent no delegates to that convention
the fourth sent delegates instructed
to support no one for the nomination
who was opposed to annexation, while
the fifth-Shoshone-sent Dubois
delegation appointed by the central
committee of that county. Mr.. Dubois
is, therefore, the candidate, not Of the
Republican party Of Idaho Territory.
but of that portion Of it that is in
South Idaho.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22
NOTICE
I, :. LASp oTTrcr liL.cSroor, lp!ga

L. : LNNb OTTiCE BLACEFu0r, lpAHn,
September 18Th, i,h'.
Complaint having bscn entered Al I'M. Ones
BY walter &. MUrrel against john knb~rts1n
for abandoning his dracTt Cutry No tEs dated
june ~ i-sa, upon the sell ~ {. and 49,. ssc
and .wtl section 10, IUNnship n1Fth range
~ rast, ln bingham county, ldhhJ, aith ytcH
10 the cancellation ~ said entry, SAID parties
are hereby summoned o. appear al this Dhlro
on nth day Ut October. t'se. a. ~ urlDck ~.
Ia respond and furnish Testimony conserving
said alleged abandonment.
9-2z fHANN " tnASE, Register.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22
yoTIcE...TINBER CULTURE.
us. Land Once, Dlackf,s,t. Idaho

Us '-' August ~, lsse.
Complaint having been entered AZ TINS Oihe .,
hv flames : Ehy against Il \ Hunter Tor Ihll.
upe 10 comply with law a 20 tlmber Iui ,..ii
Entry No, 645 dated May Il so upon So hoa
,nL int SECTION 8. Township north hahse
~ rast In Binghan county, Idaho, TerHlofyt
win a view 10 the cancellation ~ SAID entry
Contestant alleging that Hunter has thtltS-
IN failed 10 comply with timber culture nav,
Inc sald parties arr hereby summoned - ~
near M tins uthcc ON the u day OF Octuisf ~
M 10 a clock a M To respond aud Iufitsh loati
nanny cnncorniug said alleged failure.
49, FRANK W. BEANIE, Register
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
VI The Eastern Idaho Water Comuap,

pisois'o ma principal place uf bualncss n,
p,.uh'ool' blnEham county, Idaho. ~
49,, N9tlcc = hereby given that NJ n mos,i,. -,
a,gs ar1 W. gi Trustees held on tho ith day ~
apllars per share was levied an ~, ~, ~ VIZ
,t,, ~ porhtOn, payable on or before III go,,
Ivy o. september, fsSS. to p. ] Ansor' 's I'm
ANY stock upon which this aascs.r,,,..., :,
remain unpaid on Friday. gist da ,s Nv shall
~ ~ isos, WIN be delinquent nni advsr,,
,', saic NJ public auctlnn ana uninss U.s., ~,
sspte bnr ea gs,G before win he sold on sairsy
aessniant toSs.i lsss 70 pay the delinquent a !.
my and expense Of sais '''' vi hdVertis-
ny order OF the Board Of Trustees.
=, j. ANsoS. scc'y.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22

Hon. JAMES H. nAwLEY is inter
ested in mines of the Territory-he
was a miner himself for years, he is
a stock holder in mines and his fnan-
cial hopes are builded on his mines.
Is he then likely to cripple the min
ing industry? This charge is like the
alliance charge and the voters so
understand it,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22

THE records of the District court
at Blackfoot tell this tale. The costs
of convictions of Mormons were 20
per cent more under Marshal Dubois
than under Marshal Baird. That's
what the records say.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22
Notice for Publication.
L. 5. Land Oricc at Blacstoot, Idaho

T. 5 land Oiiicc at BackfuoI, Idaho.
August ltIh. lsre.
Not,ls l. hereby given that Presley H. tox
Jr Of Eiacalt,Ot bingham county, idahn, haa
flied nuticc uT intention e. make pruDt GA Ms
desert land ciitui NJ 80, guT thp ma and - a
see Il 'fp south range D east, bcrJre hrgis-
ter ami lccciycF az lilackinut Idaho saturday
s.l day Ut September, l'sN lie names follow
ing witnesses ~ prove the cOulprts irrigation
and reclamation Ot said land. john Shrtblah
jam Mci.y tuHI charles ilincH and HruFgc
" Weeks, all VI bingham county Idaho
SIS Fa4SE ". HEASE. Register
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22

ALL retiring and defeated Con-
gresham for reelection may soothe
their troubled souls with the reflection
that they were members of the long
session of 1888, One drop of sooth-
ing syrup is often better than no syrup
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22

Too Much pudding will choke a
dog, and to much talk about Hawleys
forming an ''alliance" with the Nor
mons will make the nearer sick. The
records of the District court speak
for Mr.. Hawley and they speak loud
ly too Every county in the Territory
has heard them and is still hearing
them to-day.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22

L. 5. Land oficc at Blackfool. Idaho
August HIh, ln's.
Notice i hereby given that Mrs caroline
Fox III BnckfuOt, bingham cOuuty ldhh'E has
uled notice OF intention ~ make pfu"L Oh hsf
desert land claim NJ, ~ for ncsA section ",
tnWnshlp = south range 81 east, DefJFV hekts'
Ter and Recciyer AZ HlackluOt Idaho, SATURDAY
~ ,iny III september isns, She names TIE los-
lowing witnesses 20 prove the cOmplcts iTtts 4
tiOn and Feclamat lOn III suld Hand, 1hhs ltihea,
John sheridan, James MeLyman and heOISe
". Weeks, all OF bingham county, Idaho
Sls FRAsk W nEASE, Register,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22
yor1cg ron PUBLICATION
ism ovs,cr Ar BlACKFOOr, IDAHO
l'ANp VIZ September ~, lseo

Notice Is hereby given lnAl IN ~ Intention
ns,,vI . anal pruof IN support Of hls elaianl
,hsp sad pronf viii be made beI1rg INC
,n " ma Rtcelvcr AZ Blacktoot ldaho o -,
-; - i,., t,r the sei,. swi los ., sec Z, anu
~, ~ ~ M IN /, section Il, township SOUTH
liz names thr fOliawns witnesses V, p i,i,,,
his continuous Residence upon ahd VH''''
EI"tnr A johnson, Edward johnson, W.
49, ami cicero Goggins all 81 blhEuah
Nv0 ,,,, iI,bn FRANK w. bEAAk
county H'u"' Register.
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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22

f'FAITH, was it yees that said Jim
Hawley would go back upon the poor
miner. I've known him when he
worked in the mines himself, and
devil bit will he turn his back upon
anyone, and it viii be a cold day
when miner refuses to vote for Jim
Hawley. yees can smoke that in We
pipe if We will"
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LASp OFTtCE At BtACEFppr. Ip.nn
September nth fE3a

TfNHU VFTTTN NJ WTNTNTT0TT. TUNWU-
september nth, lisa.
Noticc i hereby given that the gDllIE Ing,
named sfitlrr has iilCd notice ~ His lntrutiDn
To make nnul pruul IN support 81 his rllitn
and That said proof will be- mate hrf1rv Reg
lstcT and Receiver NJ HihCkfl1t Idaho. ~
November 9Th, lNas. viz' Kate u sIrrls, on
d. = No 4tyi Tor the ~, spt. NJ AMI 49,.
tinn H. township 2 south range IS east
shc names the following Witnesses a. pruyp
her continuous residence upon and cuItftas
tlOu Of said land, VIZ
John " kcrshbcrRCr, George klrkhsn Rals
ert Parsons and Jesse Arson, all ~ bingham
county ldnhp FHANE W HuANE
49, HrgstCT,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22

Land once AZ HiackfDuJ. Idaho
SftptrmbsF 18th isss. /

september 18th, isas
Notice Il hereby given that folInu inR ira med
settler has ilcd notice 1T intentlDn Ia nhkr
Anal proof in support ~ hi. caiui. and that
said prupt viii De- made bgfDfU lhr Register
and Receiver ~ liIackIOOt, Idaho, on October
eth, issS. via Thomas Cpilctt. On u 8 No.
2iHI, Tor the ntt ~ seC I. rts srt, Wutbu s..
Townships south. rance a. rnst
lie names tbs following witnesses 10 pruvr
his continuous residence mon and cultivation
~ said land, VA
james T JcnsOu Lars ChristcnsUu George
Jensen and Ncls Christensen. all ~ ninghnIa
county Idaho. Fl4NE " tlgAsE,
az Hrs,t,sEr
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22

SENATOR John W. Daniel of Vir-
ginia, who was on the platform at
Madison Square Garden the other
plight with Mr.. Thurman, is one of
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22

WHEN Mr.. Dubois offered his ia
nous resolution demanding the mum
Der of pardons granted Mormons-"he
didn't know it was loaded"
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22
Every Household

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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22

CUSTER COUNTY is all aglow for
Hawley, even Republicans are saying
they will work and vote for him That's
the way they talk in Bingham too.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22
FOR DELEGATE To CONGRESS,
JAMES H. HAWLEY.

SAY, have you heard the latest
from Maine?
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22
POCaIGIlO News Column.

This column is devoted 70 Pocatello news
Our correspondent. MIR. j. II. CATER, Il author
ICED TO receive Subscriptions aud take orders
for Advertising and job Work.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22
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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22
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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-22

In the District Court Third Judicial District
Territory ~ Idaho county uf bingham, 80
Harriet 4. Palmer, plaintiff.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-07-14
The Mineral Belt,

President Eddy of the Arizona Min eral Belt railroad arrived here late last night. Briefly stated, we learn that the work of construction will not be resumed until the 1st of Septem- Der :; that the unfortunate matter which precipitated the crisis last fall are in course of adjustment, but that the At lantic & Pacific-or rather the pro- prietory companies, the Santa Fe and Frisco-are not willing to advance the necessary funds to pay off the indebt- edness and resume work until the crops, especially corn, are more fully assured along their line.
 MT. Eddy reports the corn crop through Kansas as ahead of anything he ever saw, and thinks there will be no more trouble on that score. It is well understood that the Santa Fe sys- tenn, through failure of crops last year and the unprecedented extension of their system, have been undergoing a great financial strain, but with but lit tie work going on this year and good crops now about assured the crisis will be passed and the entire system ot which the Mineral Belt will be an i'm portant integer, will feel the benefits.
 The best of feeling is manifested towards the Mineral Belt by the Santa Fe board and management, and il seems to be a question of finances alone.-Flagstaff Champion.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-07-14
The Beef Supply Failing.
Las Vegas Stock Grawe- l

The statistician of the agricultural department at Washington in q recent report refers to the condition of the meat raising industry on the farms of the west, and by his observations bears out the opinion now so widely prevail ent that there Is no overproduction of cattle in the country, and that the next disaster to the cattle business will be that of high prices whereby the consumption of beef will of necessity be greatly curtailed. It is particular ly gratifying to the Stock Grower to know that the position 1t has so long maintained relative to the principal causes which have so disastrously af- fected the cattle raiser's industry is being generally accepted by all think Ing men as the correct one. And among these causes overproduction has never been classed by this journal. As the blighting and destroying effects Of the big four methods are becoming known and are recognized as the lead ing cause in all the ills from which l the cattleman has been constant sufferer, the determination on the part of the producer r. to encompass and de stroy the work of the dressed beef man s) far as it operates directly against him, IS becoming more apparent every day. It is sad tale which Professor Dodge tells of the many discourage ments an seriC u3 eml arrassment plac- ed upon the business of meat produc- tion by the devoaring giant at Chicago. The story of tens of thousands of acres of the finest pasture lands of the great central west being only half stocked at this time, conveys meaning to those interested which will be the means of arousing the swindled cattle raisers, to take vigorous action for the defense of their interests against a common foe. In conclusion Professor Dodge in show ing the revolution which is now going on among the farmer cattle raisers, says
 ''1t seems to me that the breaking up Of blue grass pastures, that have been twenty to thirty years in coming to their present state, Is yet to be rec ognized as great loss and waste, but this process is being quite extensively adopted and the final result must be the usual one; the blow will fall heavi est on those least able to bear it, i. e. the wage working purchasers of meat supply
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-07-14
Presidential Succession.

By the act of December IT, 1885, it is provided that in case of the removal death, resignation or inability of both the President and Vice-President of the United States the Secretary of State shall act. If there be none, then the Secretary of the Treasury; if there be none, then the Secretary of War; ii there be none, then the Attorney-Gen- eral; if there be none, then the Secre- tary of the Navy; if there be none, then the Secretary of the Interior shall act until the disability of the President or Vice Presidentis removbd or a President shall be elected.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-07-14
Two Little Songs.
I'VE DON'T ADVERTISE.

I'VE DON'T ADVERTISE. There is a land of bitter tears and wailing- A land most like that drear one Dante knew, Where wan-faced Nlobe, with dark robes trail
 ing, In sad procession moves, brows bound with It is d land peopled by witless mortals- Compared with them the Virgins five were
 wise And 1t is writ above the gloomy portals: ''we did not think it paid to advertise.'
 HIVE Do, There is a land that flows with milk and hon.
 ey- Not the condensed, nor yet, the sorghum
 strains Each dweller bears gripsack fat with money Bonds, coupons, stock, and various other
 gains; Happy are these as, at high tide, the fishes; No tear doth drown the laughter in their
 eyes; For better luck they have no sort of wishes; The cake is theirs-they learned to adver-
 tise.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-07-14

Fame, says Virgil, is fleet of foot and travels fast Her head is among the clouds at the same time that her pedal extremities-to avoid the vulgar word, feet-tread the earth. Virgil managed to hit the nail on the head, as modern instance shows. Sometime ago one Charles LaneS, an English literary fel- low of some reputation, translated a curious document from the Chinese. It was dissertation upon roast pig, and bore upon the great fondness for that delicacy which reigns in the al mond-eyed Emperor's domains. Now the great and immortal Ignatius Don nelly, (may his shadow never grow less } has conclusively proved that Bacon wrote the famous plays that have for so long a time been fathered by that ignorant poacher, Bill Shake speare, and, immediately, the imperial ruler of roast-pig lovers has command ed that those plays should be trans lated into the Chinese language for his edifcation and delight. Great is Ba con, and Donnellv makes his profit Los Angeles Tribune.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-07-14
Attacked by Naxaioes.

MT. Ike W. Stevens, a prospector, well known at Clifton, Arizona, and Alma, New Mexico, arrived in Gallup on Saturday evening last, accompan- jed by Piochete, a Navajo Indian. Mir. Stevens, was passing through the Navajo reservation from Bloomfield ferry to Gallup, with pack train of three burros ard saddle horse, and reports that on the 21st inst, when thirty miles east ofGallup, he was fired upon by ambuscaded Indians, whose weapons were bows and arrows. One arrow struck him in the back near the shoulder blade, embedding itself in the flesh sa firmly that it took a stout man with pincers to extract it. MT. Stew ems succeeded in escaping from the at tacking party and reached Piochete's place, where he found protection, the Indians giving him every assistance, and coming with him as guard to this place.
 Piochete says that the party who | attacked Stevens are ex-Unite1 States scouts, who were employed by the government during Geronimo's raid. He states further that there is large party of bad Indians in the vicinity where Stevens was attacked, and thinks it is unsafe for single white man to pass over the road at present. He does not look, he says for any open outbreak, but thinks there will be more such outrages as that perpetrated on Stevens, unless great caution is ob- served.
 Piochete is friendly to the whites, he claims, fn las he owns fine spri g and is allowed to charge for watering the animals of travellers, he is interest ed in keeping the road across the res ervation open.-Register.