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Arizona silver belt., 1889-09-21
JUDGE KrnBEY.s DECISION.
H. N. ALEXANDER FOR THE TERRITORY

H. N. ALEXANDER FOR THE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA vs. THOMAS HueHEs:
 Upon a plea in abatement filed by the Defendant herein, the court finds for Defendant, and it is therefore or, dered and adjudged that thls action do abate and be discontinued.
 September l3, 1889.
 JOSEPH kIBBEY, Judge.
 Time until the 18th of September 1889, is given to either party to pre- pare and present exceptions.
 The following is substantially the plea in abatsment: The relatur, Al. exander, was not at the time of the commencement of the action, nor al any time since, and is net now the Atterney-General of Arizona; that he had not, and has not, any authority to commence or maintain this action in the name of the Territory of Anzona Adios, Alex. Citizen.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-09-21
FOR SALE.
Notice Of Forfeiture.
no D. LARRE, OR TO WHOM l

mo D. LARRE, OR TO WHOM IT l may concern. this is to notify you that I, co-owner in the Pyrenees Mining claim, situated in the Territory of Arizona, County of Gila, and more particularly described in Book i, of Gila County Mining Records, at Page 302, have done and performed the an- for the year 1888.
 This. therefore, IS to notify you, that if you do not pay yonr full proportion of the cost of said work, together with the cost oi this ad- vertisement, within ninety days after the ex- piration of this notice, your interest in said mining claim, as coowner, will utterly cease, and, by operation of law, become the proper ty of the undersigned.
 Globe, A. T., June $. 1889.
 ANDREW BARTLETII, jss.90d
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27
Soda spings Bubbles.

Nearly every train brings people to
this place seeking the benefit TO be
derived from our healthgiying springs
Soda can now boast of five as good
hotels as can be found at any water
ing resort in the west
Several new business and residence
buildings going up in town and many
more contemplated
The Idanha Company is now ship
ping soda water to Europe as well as
all over the United States.
The bottling works are running on
full time. The company has bottled
and shipped this season 100000 bot
ties of one quart each.
The Woodall Hotel has been en-
larged and otherwise improved to
meet the demands made upon it for
accommodation
Soda Springs has more fine resi-
dences than any town of its size in
the west. 1t has upwards of dozen
that cost from $4,000 to $4,000.
Through the carelessness of some
loggers the mountains near town have
been fired and much valuable timber
has been destroyed. The fire has
been raging for two weeks and moth
ing but a heavy rain viii check il.
The Clemens House is now CON-
pleted, and is as nicely furnished hotel
as can be found in Idaho. Billy
Clemens, the proprietor, is a good
caterer and understands how to make
friends for his house.
Jim Smith has had wonderful and
dangerous experience. lately with a
grizzly; and people visit his place of
business every day to hear him tell
of his hairbreath escape What Jim
tells goes without contradiction
Everybody went to Montpelier Mon
day TO take IN the show, and many of
the boys got taken in themselves to
the tune of five dollars. Change was
scarce that day and the ticket agent
kept all bills presented in payment
for tickets and went to another town
to get them changed; but he never re
turned, no never returned, and his
whereabouts is yet unlearned. Hence
the sorrowing among the boys
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27

Something like ten thousand head
of cattle have been shipped over the
Utah & Northern road 10 Montana
this summer, and double that number
have been driven overland The
range In that territory is evidently be-
ing oyerstocked, and should this win
ter prove as hard as winter before
last, the loss in cattle and horses will
be enormous.
Thousands have been relieved Of
indigestion and loss Of appetite by
the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. Long
standing cases yield to the use of this
medicine, by giving tone and strength
TO the assimilatiye organs, has made
innumerable cures OF chronic dyspep-
sia. Price 81. Worth So bottle.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27
In MEMORIAM.

Mn. EpIToR-Go tell the world DIR.
Geo. II. Davis, of Pocatello, is dead.
With a vulture swoop death pounced
upon HIM and he is gone from us.
How sad the thought A short time
ago, In the vigor of manhood, he was
ministering to the suffering, and like
tender mother caring for her babe
he was watching by bodies racked
with pain and disease. We were not
prepared for this afiliction, we were
not expecting it, Death speaks the
word of summons and all men obey.
WATCH should be upon all banners
borne in the everyday battles of life.
II behooves all TO be ready. Poca-
tello did itself an honor in paying
honor to his memory. No funeral
ever conducted in this city, was so
numerously attended. This fact be-
speaks the estimation in which the
deceased was held by all who knew
him. The lodges of Odd Fellows, A.
o. U, w. and knights of Pvthias
conducted the funeral services and
chartered full train for the many
mourners who followed his remains
to the cemetery at Blackfoot May
his memory be ever revered, and may
his family remember the marks of es-
TEEN shown him IN the last sad rites
at his funeral and at the grave. May
his spirit find eternal rest with the
God who gave it
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

rauus ghe range on North Fork OF
akm riser about July 4th last the
Mowinm described horses:
)T 0na Fleabiaaen gray horse, 8 years
\ 1E~'dsd Ex on left thigh.
~ 0n# 0aak Alaesnut horse, 8 years
ara. branded xsish round top I on the
- tllgA
d 0ne hasekNkin horse, 10 years old,
Y nmsle&l ssznlsined JSY left shoulder
\ f.aa aaas hxxsc, z years old, brand.
~ j oas iefl sasonlder.
1na Tssan laoFse, 10 yrs. old, brand
" 4 aad A 4 on left thigh.
y Ume pasaao nsare, reached name, 10
ussars Gid. branded JM combined on
y Left alsoulsier, and Il left thigh
All aIx III this above horses have the
Hp'ays brand HI left thigh.
= a Ml@sAa reward viii be paid for
elr rssssefy or for Information that
1 IfAn lead III sasne Address,
AAmota CATTLE Co.,
ReSburg, Idaho.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27

Montgomery & Son make all papers
for Homesteads, Presumption, Timber
Culture and Desert land entries for
$500 per set.
Children and misses button slip
peis, size, 4 1 to IL at
Bergman & Rogers.
Gents fine shoes $3.50, SO and "a.
Bergman & Rogers.
The only EXCLUSIVE land lawyers
in this district, BEANE & KUNKEL,
next door to the United States Land
Office, Blackfoot, Idaho
16 bars of soap for only 81.
IL pounds dried apples 81.
20 pounds Dat Meal 81.
10 pounds Prunes 81.
IA pounds of rolled oats 81.
Evaporated peeled California peaches
plums, ground cherries; dried grapes,
apricots, currants a., very fine goods
and cheap. Bergman & Rogers.
Contested land cases specially
Beane & Kunkel, next door 10 y. S.
Land Office, BIackfoot.
Ladies muslin underwear tucked or
embroided:
Drawers rs cents to S1.65.
Chemise 75 cents to $500.
Night Gowns 81 to So.
Corset covers and white skirts.
Bergman & Rogers.
Write to or call on Beane G. Kunkel
Land Attorneys, Blackfoot, Idaho, for
information regarding public lands.
Try some of our 80 cent tea Just
received nice line of shovels, spades,
forks, hammers hatchets &c. Don't
forget us when you need anything in
this line. Bergman & Rogers.
Brooms from % to so cents.
Sorghum syrup at only IS cents.
cans of tomatoes, corn etc for 81
4 cans California table fruit for 81.
Bergman & Rogers
Gents wool hats from T5c to $400.
Bergman & Rogers.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27
Strayea or stolen.

From my ranch on John Days Lake
Bingham county, about April /, 1889,
two sorrel horses, five years old, one
branded r, Spanish I'D on left thigh,
saddle marks, one branded s on left
shoulder and dim 5 on lest thigh, will
weigh about 500 pounds A liberal
reward win be paid for their recoy-
crv. FREp BAiRD,
tray's p O. Bingham Co. Idaho.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27
COSBY NEWS.

gone TO Denver on visit
A number OF members OF the con-
vention are leaving for home.
Judge Wier will hold term Of
court for Judge Logan at Murray.
Pocatello has considerable sickness
but nothing Of serious character
The Press Association held meet
ing at Boise City on the 22d.
G. W. Burgess has been elected
mayor Of Eagle Rock.
The big quartz mill at Cariboo was
started up this week.
Mrs Dewey, of Kansas, is visiting
her sister, Mrs I. Nj. Stewart
Business over the Utah & North
ern railway was never better than az
the present time.
A man can travel all over Idaho
and find many worse places than
Blackfoot, few better,
II was q stranger and you tuck me
ia" is what some are saying TO boom
ing towns.
Parties wanting carpenters work
done should read the .sad' OF Mr.. ID.
Symon in to-day's NEWS.
W. ii. Danilson has price list 10
this issue 10 which he inrites your
attention.
Miss Putnam. of St. Panl. Mime
sofa, is visiting her aunt, Mrs Major
Danilson.
Judge Hopkins received big sup
ply Of doors, sash aud shingles this
week
sample Orr, Esq. has bought the
ranch and 1000 sheep of JAS. Briley,
on upper Blackfoot.
Messrs. Fox, Howard and Sheridan
will take out a large canal from Snake
river above Basalt
Mosquitoes must be taking Euro
pean tours this season. Very few re
main In their Idaho home.
A railroad man who died at Spring
Hill was intcrred in the cemetery at
this place Thursday.
Nampa can take the premium on
thermal attitudes. Hot rs blazes will
lit the bill.
Malad river is as dry as bone
yard. The oldest man never saw the
like before.
Assessor Senter has been assessing
property in and around Blackfoot
this week.
Owing to illness Rev Bert Foster
will not preach at Eagle Rock next
Sunday.
Mrs. Robt Anderson accompanied
her husband TO the constitutional
convention.
An overland tram OF Missourians
passed through Blackfoot this week
enroute to Boise City.
Road ovcrseer Parsons has done
considerable work on the streets and
railroad crossings of town this week.
One hundred excursionlsts from the
west attended HALEY Hot Springs on
last Sunday.
A rumor at Boise City says U. S.
Attorney Sweet wants to succeed
Judge Logan on the bench,
Judge Berry's ruling that Mormons
are competent jurors is general sur
prise 10 almost everybody.
johnson Bros. will resume work on
their two story brick building as soon
as the brick can be burnt.
The Constitutional Convention will
perhaps get through with its work
and adjourn next week.
/ Idaho at large and Bingham county
in particular have received no large
federal appointments this week,
The presses of tue new paper, The
Idaho Republican, have reached their
destination, pocatello.
The Hub mine al Era has been sold
for 100000 and force of men will
be put to work at once.
4 A Bannock Indian Is resting in the
shade OF the county Jail for stealing a
saddle and pistol from Beithan's.
The ranchman who saves the most
hay this season viii be the happiest
man when winter comes.
Rev. Bert Foster Is too unwell to
nll his Sunday appointments In
truth, The NEws is sorry to state that
4 ha Ia very aick
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27
aims?

Hmvsm znesed 10 the store house
ltelY xpaea by J. II. Carbon, and
s'suW ssalaHpd my stock OF goods |
IIaa laas&ss sxsparcd than ever TO offer
asyu big hAsUs such as follows:
II paisva of ladies hose for 81
Il gaaFa I'll claildrcn's hose for sl.
g pairs III mems hose for 81.
AsaIem axssa snaases summer guuze vests
Ladies muAlin underwear.
CIallsgrvsas hoes.
New asnl)rysdrics and laccs.
u New saksaaxs good patterns
NEeaoTsa lawns and India lines.
N JorHeYa In I'LL grades and styles at
osaa y nsssa1# 10 s5 each
Bora gsls snits, overalls and pants
Boys eloshsng from - up.
9 Give naa i call when In need Of any
: gheua NgssNaa
II Mas. s. 4. HoLBRooK.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-27

: An siegaxsa llne OF fine high cut
sstnn shoes NJ children and misses,
eas rskslgssl. Bergman e. Rogers.
faassks asssnaer underwear, busters,
II III asxaw hmsa have been reduced 20
: u III at BERRY snan 4 Rogers
Kshiasasxzan Il corded Corset waists,
IT. wasasa Ill cents 20 81.
Bergman & Rogers.
lllf@ Danlleon higher ON his goods
iii anyone slaef No; not II you take
to consideration the quality Of the
= oszs Exaznlne my prices in this
Hse. then eonae and examine goods
ii 1asaea snr your selves. A fair deal
| aiI asg. w. Ill DAsILsoS.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-01
Explanation Didn't Help.

A Waterbury Comm business man wit
messed funny scene on Naugatuck train
the other day. He was seated in a corner
when man came In and took q seat three
pews In front OF him, depositing his grip on
the seat by his side. Soon after the man
left his grip 10 the seat alone and went for
ward TO enjoy cigar in the smoking car.
At the next station man No. came In and
sat down by the lonesome gripsack, man
N o. 4 taking seat next In the rear At
tho next station the man by the grip left
tho car, and No. 4, seeing the grip for the
first time, supposed IL belonged TO No. Q,
and he at once raised 4 window and threw
tho grip out at him, yelling: "Herc, you I
Here your baggage and away the car
sknrried before tho Waterbury onlooker
had time TO stop the fun. When the owner
Of the grip sauntered back 10 his seat from
tho smoker and could not find his baggage,
tho explanation OF the affair nnsde the incl
dent rather aggravating
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-01
THE FROGS BEGINNING.
One OF tho Most Interesting Studies I'm
Natural History.

One Of tho Most Interesting Studies In
Natural History.
Any one looking near the mud at the bot
tom Of the clear water will observe num-
Der OF the sleelsest, brightest and queerest-
looking little creatures imaginable. Com
mon enough they certainly are in their
natural haunts at this time OF year, but
none the less interesting on that account.
We will have one OF them out for examina-
ton. He does not suffer In the least from
a short absence from the water. Not that
he seems TO like IL now that he has been
landed, for he lashes about with his tail
furiously, and even jerks himself In his
struggles some considerable distance
with its aid, but this is by way Of pro-
test only. Now he has got on his side,
and the same tail has betrayed him, for
its enormous surface, semitransparent and
delicate In structure, adheres like sheet
Of jelly 10 the paper aud firmly anchors
the owner In good position for observa-
ton. One with no previous information as
TO the nature Of the animal before him
could not fail 10 be both interested
and puzzled. A soft, olive-green tinted
creature, dotted In the under parts with
golden yellow spots plump round-shaped
body only slightly longer than II is broad I;
no fms or limbs Of any sort; little horny
beak and two bright eyes in front, and be-
hind long wavy tail nearly twice the
length Of the body. Even the popular
classification OF fish, flesh or fowl seems 70
be at fault. Inside tho outer covering Of
the little creature a peculiar simple intes-
tine OF great length lies coiled up exactly
like watch spring, and 1t can be seen
filed throughout its length with fine mud,
composed Of the decayed and decaying
vegetable matter on which the owner lives.
He has a simple heart likea fish, and, like
the fish also, breathes with internal gills.
Such Is the tadpolc in the third month Of his
existence. Although this same creature
has lived In the water since he was born
aud frs not changed his habits In any i'm.
portant respect, he would not have been
recognized few weeks since for the same
animal. lie started life with external gills
which developed up 10 point at which
they jutted out fruII behind the head o,
either side in great leaf-like processes.
These then gradually decreased in size
until they wero at length absorbed and
were succeeded by the internal gill haments
with which the creature now breathes,
-Longman's Magazine.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-01
LOST AT SEA.


Goodnight, beloved; the light Is slowly dying
From wood and field; and far away the sea
Means deep within It's bosom. Is it sighing
For those whose rest can never broken be /;
For those who found their way to God, yet
never
Beneath green sod may rest; the sea holds
them foyoverS
Yes, deep and still your grave; the ocean keep
ing
Whate'er 1t gains forever in It's hold.
Iknow that in its depths your now are sleeping.
Quiet and dreamless as in Churchyard mold;
But have no st,ll mound, as others, only
Tne memory OF times past, mid days that now
are lonely.
Buried deep with you In the sea forever
Is oil the brightness earth had once for me.
The spring returns; flowers bloom again; but
never
l feel the Joy in bird and flower and tree;
sec, but feel not as in days OF yorc
Those days that can come back to me- ah,
novermorol
Butyet know that am not forsaken,
"Lead Thou me on, ~ now can calmly say.
None know the bitterness OF sorrow taken
From out my heart, when tthat prayer could
pray.
In His own time God took you in His keeping
AL earthly sorrows past, where there is NJ
more weeping
Florence PeacoclS in Ballou's Magazine.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-01
CHAPTER XVII.
FRIENDS AT WAR


In vain Lura Joyce tried TO cry out The
terrible fingers about her throat shut of all
articulation.
ayes, you shall dieln Kissed the voice Of
Clinton Starbright, as he crushed her 10 the
ground, and clung 10 her throat with the
fury ofa mailman.
He did not know how she came TO escape
from the doom OF the gulch, he only knew
that she was alive and ready 10 do him the
utmost harm. he saw her enter the house,
he guessed the truth, although no had not
seen her face, and had lain In wait until she
came out.
He had come too near the goal Of his am
bilious desires 10 falter at trihes, or at the
sacrifice OF human lives. There was no
mercy In his heart as he pressed tho slen-
der girl under his hands 10 the earth
Poor Lurai
She grew faint, and myriads Of strange
lights fitted before her vision. Was this
deathl Would no one come to the rescuei
These thoughts fitted through the be-
numbed brain Of tho dying girl, and then
the darkness Of insersibility crept over all.
"Scoundrel, l have you at lastp
A hand clutched the arm Of the wicked
assassin, and the xtinstant he was hurled
rudely from his victim.
Captain Starbright uttered low, alarmed
cry. II was no ordinary affair 10 be caught
In such aposiuon, and he realized his danger
at once
Drawing his hat low, no attempted 10
escape, but stern voice held his steps, and
sent chill Of alarm TO his craven heart
run, or offer 10, and fyep
Then tho Captain saw that he was COW
cred by cleaning revolver. His own
hand fell 10 his hip. To his chagrin, how.
ever, he discovered that he was unarmed
II know you, Clint Starbright," Kissed
the stranger. "The gold hills Of California
have waited for your return In vain. There's
halter there which Judge Lynch has
lmotted for the murderer Your mask do
ceiyed no one, and even the wide expanse OF
a continent between you and your crime
will not save you. Murderl That seems
TO be your calling, and IL is one betting
your character-n
At this moment the moop illuminated the
scene, and the strangers face was fully re-
vealed.
Captain starbright interrupted him with
great cry.
my God I u Is Karl HandDsr'
"Ayel and the svenger OF tho wOpgod
I've tr,lcd yon 70 your lair ii,poster,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-01
CHAPTER x1x.
TnB WIDOW nEARa A RLvnLAeLoN.

THE WIDOW HEARS A REvELIrIoS.
Mrs. Penroy hesitaied moment about
ringing, until the Captain had made good
his escape from the house, then she rang.
and to the servant who answered she called
for Grace.
The latter was IN her room preparing to
re ire. For some reason sho had not heard
the pistol shot, and was utterly oblvious Of
the dangers that had menaced Lura Joyce
after her departure from Lone Hollow.
Grace at once went to her mother.
$50 you can answer when call,n uttered
the woman, ina tone most unpleasant
81 always do, mother"
"Do youm with u sneer. Real dutiful
all at once, aren't youl Have you seen
Captain Starbright this evening""
~ have notn
"Did you hear that his life had been
assailed."
II did not"
~ heard some commotion outside, but do
not believe it was any thing serious The
Captain has been carrying affairs with a
high hand here of late, and am determined
TO put stop to it,"
Grace regarded her mother in surprise.
1t was through Mrs. Penroy that Captain
Starbright gained a footing at Lone Hollow,
and Grace had seen the two much together
and believed them the best of friends.
There is little wonder, then, that she re-
garded the present outbreak with wonder.
II supposed Captain Starbright was q
welcome guest here, mother"
"Nevertheless he is not" retorted the
faded widow, taking pinch from her gold
snuff-box ~ wish you would turn him the
cold shoulder hereafter He is simply a
fortune-hunter Of the worst type. 1t is my
wish that you do not countenance him
further"
at has been TO please you that have
countenanccd HIM at ALL" declared Grace
"Oh, 1t isl You have been very dutiful
Let us see II you can be as much so in the
future. mvc ordered the Captain to re.
main away from Lone Hollow in the
future. He certainly will not return IL he
does not have encouragement from you"
"Has he gone away voluntarilyp
"No. Iordered him 10 leave, tell you"
'But thought
mo matter what you thought, it's settled
that the Captain Is hereafter stranger
here. / will call in advisers and settle your
grandfather's estate to suit myself as his
only herr
Grace was silent
She was puzzled 10 know what had come
over her usually docilo mother, but she re-
fused 20 graufy her curiosity by asking
questions.
"You may go now, but remember that
forbid you having aught 10 do with Captain
Starbright"
Grace rose TO leave the room. She had
reached tho door when Mrs. Penroy said:
"Oue word further. 1t is possible that
you have some sneaking regard for Austin
Wentword. may be mistaken In this,
since have not seen him about in some
time; but let me warn you that he must re-
main away us well I'll have no sneaklng
beaux about-they're all fortune-hlaters TO
the last man."
Grace's cheeks Redeemed with indigna-
ton. Her mother had always treated her
harshly, and now she felt that II was wholly
unjust to treat her as though she were a
little child 10 be reprimanded at will.
Grace was like her father, honest and gen.
tle,with trusting nature that made friends,
yet rendered her easily imposed on.
TO BR CONTINUED.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-01

Iris proposed In the future 70 manufact-
ure the ammunition required for the Jap
Enese navy at homo, instead Of getting 1t
from abroad as heretofore. yf10a i
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-01

THE Car Of Russia wears . ring In which
10 embedded piece Of the true cross