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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-28

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WIfH\ isis, commercial iriyr.-
NUIUU ers, business men auG
others mas revealed:
That the Wisconsin Central la- to-
unqualified -rHU r. urll ui al,
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the mrs Tul BE- Npr o. " n Min
neapoii., So. Paul nd Milwaukee
and Chicago;
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adding 10 It's admn,Is a. tlle TcrDg-
nized Pullman !iur b tween Mime.
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Chicago;
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the most p:urniucUi lpEtS n " '
cousin, ttd .'tt II hn- more iuIN T.-
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line than shy other railway ia to
Northwest
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an pnvibHl - WI'r''nu nifh 10 lrrf
ls-, Dining Car Service;
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train 49, wutrh 81 rla--p- r. nrrr-
gers a.- r,,ri 4 viii conn" dNOu,
and iistE 4 acrmm ,iBttuE Tor all;
Thai lie Wisconsin Central '"- rpIfe-
s"ut 'tivss n-,r. .el IN "u f.4
the country, w." al, rlI' as
give snv 'n'"rmpu n that may Ne
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-28
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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-06-01

The Democrats at HALEY are not
pleased with their delegates 10 the
constitutional convention.
d. w. Standrod and Db House
will be voted for delegates from
Oneida county.
The big Ridenbaugh CANA at Boise
has been completed and accepted.
The cattle men of Cassis county
are "tickled" at the excellent grass
prospects Of the county.
Water in the Lost river cohntry has
been lost with the river
Northern Idaho is being flled with
immigrants as rapidly as Washington
Territory.
Early fruit in the Payettevalley Is
finding its way to neighborink markets
Ada county is the only county in
the Territory having trouble over its
delegates.
| Shoshone is having a steady boom
not of elephantine properties, but
boom nevertheless.
| District court is in sessionin Lemh
county.
| Rocky Bar had grand jubile'
when Payne took his printing pres
to that far-away place.
There is much talk OF an extension
of the Idaho Central railroad from
Boise City to Idaho City in Bots
county.
An unusual number of psospectof
J are going though Boise couaty.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-06-01
JUS think Of the grand posaibilitl.

.JUsT think of the grand possibilities
near at hand for Idaho: Statehood, a
large influx of population, develop
inert of mines, congressional appro-
priations for irrigation, opening of
her university, opening Of her Indian
reservations, good crops, more rail
roads, plenty of money and good
times. Indeed? Yes indeed.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-06-01
AT The seceHd nile Pest.

WITH to-day's issue The News COM
pletes its second volume. In review
ing its course for the past two years
it is easy to see its short comings, its
failures and its deviations from the
needle of the compass. Our back
sights are always better than our for
ward sights. Whatever its failures,
short comings and deyiations may
have been in the past, we hope to
profit by them and shun similar ones
in the future. 1t is human to err and
newspapers like individuals are often
guilty of errors. But with all that
we have made, we believe the public
will credit us with honesty of pur-
pose to do good for our town, for our
county and for our Territory. We
have the consciousness of knowing
for the brief period of its life thai
THE News has wronged no man, il
has maligned no man, it has abused
no man. It has INDUCED in no per
lsonal nor scurrilous abuses Of it;
brethren of the press, nor has it made
warfare ON any of them because il
differed with them in politics or other
wise. Its aim has always been to fint
plain sailing in the best waters 0
journalism and to pursue such
course as would commend itself b
the best classes of the reading public
The patronage we have from reader
and advertisers leads US to believ'
that our aims and efforts are apprec
ated and endorsed. The circulatio
of THE NHws is larger and extend
over broader field of territory tina
! ever before, and the words o. encoul
agement that come to us from friend
and readers from all over the Terr
/ tory of Idaho and from other Territ'
: ries and States strengthen us in OF
labors to raise The News still highs
in the estimation of its readers an
friends. Our aim shall be to mai
Volume No. 3 better than Volun
a No. / or No. 2. The experience
: the past two years will aid us in tn
: aim.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-06-01

New YoRK, May 26.-The famous
faster, DR.. FL. S. Tanner, in recent
interview with DR.. Robert r. Ham
mond of this, city, SAID; IL have so
disciplined mind and body that | can
take upon myself at volition trance
state, and while in that condition shall
be buried just as dead person is
ordinarily buried, in secure, regularly
made coffin, placed in grave five
feet deep, which win be filled up and
the earth compactly put in and
mounded over. / shall remain there
four weeks, then be disinterred, resus-
cittaed and fully restored to the vigor
and strength of my normal condition. "
DIR. Tanner expects to have all ar
engagements perfected in few days,
and will be Only prepared to be Sc
curely sealed up in coffin, taken to
cemetery and buried just as any
corpse would be. A committee OF
reputable physicians and journalists
will have surveillance over the grave,
a shelter on the spot being prepared
for them, so that vigilant watch
night and day by relays of guards
shall be necessarily maintained there
When the four weeks shall have
elapsed the body will be exhumed anC
the work of resuscitatIon promoted
i Great caution is being observed Il
avoid interference and intrusion anC
the graveyard selected is far ava.
from any town or city. There hav,
been rumors TO the effect that tn
authorities are on the alert and viii
endeavor to prevent the experiment
being made, and in case it is mad
and DIR. Tanner cannot be resuscitate6
they propose to arrest all parties i
: any way concerned and indict ther
as accessories to the commission of
: murder.
The object Of DR.. Tanners PR
posed performance is said by him :
be to call public attention more mari
. eddy than is otherwise possible to th
e dangers of burial alive and the vi
certainty of all the so-called signs {
5 death except decomposition.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-06-01
John Pritehett Married and His Bride
Stolen.

Carthage Mo.) dispatch, 9th, to
Denver News: ]. s. Pritchett, a young
man from Blackfoot, Idaho, and Miss
Mabel incl, young lady residing
near this city, called Saturday after
noon at the Office of the county re-
corder for marriage license. They
then went to the Office Of the probate
Judge, by whom they were married.
A few minutes after they left the re-
corder's Office young farmer named
Ullmer entered and asked for them.
After commanding the recorder not
to record the license just issued he
rushed out. The newly-married couple
had gone to a drygoOds store and
there the wife was left while the
husband stepped out to attend to
some business During his absence
Ullmer made his appearance and in
forming the young wife that her
mother was waiting outside seized
her by the arm and hurried her out
to the street. The couple went several
blocks. the lady stopping now and
then to enter a protest, but she was
siIenced in tone of authority by be-
companion and led hurried along
They finally entered grocery ant
after some earnest conversation en-
tered Ullmers buggy, standing near
and drove rapidly away. In tn
! meantime the husband returned Il
the dry goods store and finding hi
wife gone started in search Of hel
Surprising that she had returned :
home in company with Ullmer b
started there, vowing vengeance. Fl
, returned to the city this morning, b
: ing unsuccessful in finding the runi
: way couple. What course he wi
pursue he does not seem to know. II
. and his stolen bride are cousins. The
/ were engaged to be married befol
he went to Idaho, but during his a
. sence she became engaged TO Ullme
4 and they were to have been marie
r last Thursday. On receiving an il
. vitation to the wedding the Idaf
d lover suddenly put in an appearan'
n and wedding with its sensation
. denouement was the result. III
J parties are all well known and repy
e able people.
n Montpelier, Bear Lake county 10
J. have big hotel, u
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-06-01
pELEaArr Drpors has rhooped

DELEGATE DUBoIs has whooped
up the federal Office holders in Idaho
pretty lively since the 4th of March.
In this he seems to have taken the
lead of all delegates. He certainly
bias allowed no flies to light on the
appointing powers in Washington,
but whether all his appointees will be
endorsed by his constituency is 8
horse of another color.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-06-01
Malice for PuhlIcatIea.
q. 8. Land once at Blackfoot. Idaho.
May 9Th. Se9

q. 8. Land once at Blackfoot. Idaho.
May 9th, &ee.
Notice "a hereby given that John VA sheridan
OF BIackfoos, Idaho, has filed notice OF tnten-
ton 20 make proof on his desert and claim
No as for ~ neit sea nwh lots LIZ. and 4,
section g. township 2 south, range ~ east, and
lots s. 8 and section %, township south OF
range % east before Register and Receiver on
Monday nth OF June, 1853.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
the compiete irrigation and reclamation oil
said land.
xans and william Howard, all Of Blr&ham CO.
Idaho.
bI0 FRANK w. BEANE. Register.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-06-01
SENATOR EDnUsDs wants 4 nationa

SENATOR EDMUsDs wants national
law making election campaign man
ayers publish, in detail, the expenses
of the campaign. In other words he
wants to know where the money goes.
He contends that this viii prevent
many of the election frauds. This
would not prove bad idea for Idaho,
nor the other territories.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-06-01
PoLITIos NAV be forced int,

PoLITIcs may be forced into the
constitutional convention-the Boise
City move indicates that it viii be-
bat politics win be ignored on ratif-
cation day. II the constitution do
not bring relief to the people they
viii reject it and it will be done not
by one party alone, but by the united
efforts of both parties.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-06-01
THrRr is one fact that the ID

THERE is one fact that the dele
gates to the constitutional convention
should paste in their hats and carry
with them to Boise, viz: That their
work in convention is to become a
target for two expert marksmen, the
people of Idaho and the members Of
congress. If it be not riddled by the
bullets of these two the Territory will
doubtless be admitted to Statehood.
AL depends upon the convention.
The opponents Of Statehood are not
now strong enough to defeat the
measure, but If the people are not
made satisfied the opponents will win
recruits enough to defeat Statehood
beyond all hopes Of resurrection foi
years to come. To do effectual work
the delegates then must becoms
people pleasers aHd pleasers Of con
grsss.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-06-01

UNDER decision of the Treasury
Department, made by Secretary Sher-
man, Mexican silver ores are admitted
free of duty 70 the United States.
These ores are principally argentifer-
GUS lead carbonates, and are proftably
employed as fux for more refractop
ry native ores. They also furnish In
themselves the material for a very
extensive smelling industry at mum
Der Of points in the west. Represen
tatiyes Of several western lead and
silver mines and smelling interests
recently appeared before the Assistant
Secretary OF the Treasury and applied
for reversal Of the decision. The
ground on which such action is asked
was that the lead and not the silyel
is the largest component of thes'
Mexican ores. IL was therefore urgeC
that duty should be collected on then
as lead ores. The application ha
aroused opposition In many quarters
but the general impression is that tn
established precedent In the matte
! win not be reversed. At least not mn
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-06-01
LEADING a horse to water is

LEADING horse to water is an
easy thing, but making him drink
after he gets there is a different thing.
So making a constitution is an easy
thing but making the people ratity it
is different thing. II the CONVEX
ton want their work ratified they
must give the people good consti-
tuition.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-06-01

A Territory, in matters Of care and
attention, maintains the same rela-
ton to the general government that q
child does to a parent. The parent is
glad when the child can care for it.
self, and the government will be glad
when all its Territories can care for
themselves by State laws. OF late
years the Territories have become ex-
acting, yea, even demanding in their
wants, and congress will be relieved
of great responsibilities and oftentimes
annoyances in meeting these wants
hence it will favor their admission to
Statehood as soon as il can be done
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-06-01
HniIra Enr Publication.
o. 8. Land once, at BlaekfooS Idaho
May 9lth, tsso.

Way UtLit FscU
/. Thomas wasley, of Baekfoog Bingham
county Idaho who made desert laad applsea-
ton No. 5sS ON the lsI day OF July ReB, for the
swk neA nwh seh4, and So SEA session ., and
swA swA section 4. township s0ath. range
% east, hereby give notice OF my tatention 70
establish my claim to the land above described
before the Register and Receiver al alaekfoot
on Saturday, the nth day June, lsca and that
expect 10 prove that said land has been prop
erfy irrigated and reclaimed In Tee manner
prescribed by law. by two OF the toyowink VIII
nesses; Albert Anderson, Henry Damn, John
HnybalI and William Mestcr. all d ainghAn
county Idaho Thomas Rasley,
Notice of intention 90 make proof as above
will be published once 4 week for aax eonsecu-
tive weeks In the NEWS published q Blackfoot
which hereby designate As the newspAper
published nearest the described In paid appih
cation. FRANK w. BEANIE. Register
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-06-01
NolIce Far Publication.
us, Land once at BIaekfoot, Idaho.
April nth. 1879.

April 18th. 1879.
I. James 8. Dauskin, OF Blackfoot, Idaho.
who made desert land Application NO. b5s on
the q day of June, 1856, for unsurveyed eM
ue1z, neA seL sec. ~, nM OF sec. 10 and nh swA
and nM sen sec. IS township south range
"a east, hereby give notice OF my intention 20
make final proof 10 establish my claim TO the
land above described before Register and
Receiver at BlackfoOt, on Monday the 81 day
Of june 1879 and that expect 70 prove that
said land has been properly irrigated and re-
claimed ia the manner required by law, By
two OF the following Witnesses Alex Danskin,
James l.. Bumgarner, Alamo %. Spencer,
Wallace worden all of Bingham county, Idaho.
JAMES s. DANskIN.
Notice OF intention TO make proof win be
published once week for six consecutive
weeks In the IDAHO NEWS printed at Black.
foot, Idaho, which hereby designwte as the
newspaper published nearest the land describ.
ed in said application. FRANK W. bEArK.
Register.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-06-01

AN Indiana man well known in
Idaho bearing the euphonious name
of Malachi Krebs has been appoint
ed by the Secretary of the Interior to
allot lands in severalty to Red men
where ever they are prepared to sever
tribal relations and make homes fol-
themselves.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-06-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
U. 8. Land once at BlackfUot. Idaho.
Mmy 9th iHAp

Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
That said proof will be made before Register x
Receiver az BIackfOot, Idaho, June 18th. 1850.
viz: Charles w. Herman. on ID. g. No. 2S40 for
Ell swA. nwk swA and swA ne&, section ~,
township south range ~ cast,
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
hts continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land. viz:
Steiner and william VI. Mcdaniel all Of Bling
ham county. Idaho.
Any person who degires 20 protest against al
Iowailce of said proof. or who knows Of any
Hubatantial reason, under the Law and rcg1a'
tons OF the Interior Department. why such
proof should not be allowed an opportunity al
the above mentioned time and place 10 cross
examine witnesses of said claimant. and Offer
evidence In rebuttai to that submitted by che
claimant.
4. ERAWE WI. BEAME. HegihtSr.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-06-01
Hailee Ear Publication.
o. s. Land once at Backlog, Idaho.

April 18th, 1850. I
i, Alamo o. Spencer, OF BlackfoOt, Idaho.
who made desert land application No. 81, on
the 10th day OF June, 1895, for az nwk, sw14
neh lot q 81 and sec. q, township 3 south,
range "a east and portion Of sec. "a, town.
ship south, range ~ east, partly unsurveyed,
hereby give notice of my Intention 10 make
final proof 70 establish my claim 10 the land
above described before Register and Receiver
at Blackfoot. Idaho, on Monday the ID day OF
June, 1853, and that expect TO prove that
said land has been properly irrigated and re
claimed In the manner required by law By
two of the following Witnesses: James 3
Danskin, james L. Bulngarner, Alex Danskin
Wallace WOrden, all OF bingham county, Ida
ALAMO o. SPENCER.
Notice Of intention to make proof as abOys
win be published once week for six vOnsecu
| tive weeks In the IDAHO NEWS printed a
BIackfoOt, Idaho, which 1 hereby designate a.
| the newspaper published nearest tho LIANT
| described In said application.
| FRANK w. BEANIE, Register.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-06-01

ONO Republicans are not a unit in
choice for governor, but the DeRo
Gratis need not gloat over it; they viii
come together on election day, They
always do.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-06-01

IF congress win give us Statehood
and q big appropriation for irrigation
and reclamation of arid lands then
everybody will viii say, blessed be
the name Of congress.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-06-01

ELECTION year following presi-
Dental election is sort of pestilential
year for congressman. That is the
year when disappointed friends get
in their knitting work.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-06-01

Now, wouldn't it be little funny
il Idaho were to cast her first electoral
vote for Grover and frankie Cleye
land in 1892. Wonders never cease
you know, and stranger things have
happened.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-06-01
NOTICE ZOE PUBLICATION.
u. 9. Land once, Biaekfoos. Idaho.
May 9Th 1859.

Complaint having been made at this Office By
James Archibald against Albert q. Buttsraeld
for ABANDONING his homestead entry No. 1852
dated July I'd 1885, upon the nj neh and M
nwL section a2, township fnorth range ~ snsi
in bingham county Idaho. with view 10 The
cancellation of said entry: the said parties hrx
hereby summoned % appeas ut this ONCE the
fTh day Of June 1859 Mt ~ O'Clock m 70 e
spond and furnish testimony concerning SAID
alleged abandonment.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-06-01
50 CONGRESS should take action :

less Congress should take action
Bradstreet.
North Idaho was included in the
representation, and unless the appli-
cation is granted number Of her
mines viii remain closed for an in
definite period.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-06-01
ADA COUNTY Republicans demande,

ADA COUNTY Republicans demanded
the odd man for delegate to the con-
vention, and the Democrats would
not concede him. The Democrats
were willing to cast lots for him.
Both parties thereupon named full
tickets and will go before the people
with them. This move is unfortunate
and will add to the strength of the
opponents of Statehood. III the cry
OF non-partisan be good in all the
other counties it should be good in
Ada even though Ada be the home Of
the capital.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-06-01

TERRIToRrEs like the bufaloes that
were once common on their plains,
will soon be numbered with the things
of the past.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-06-01
Western Steamship Agency

From England to PocateIIo. Idaho, sc7 20
Germany d" ...4.... lila
schandlpavier !" ....... 7e.W
All correspondence win be answered by scpd-
Ing two cent postage stamp 10.
A. u. 1N0ELSTROM, AGENT,
Bssslt bingham County, Idsho.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-06-01

Nav NExIco and Wyoming will
accompany Idaho to the door Of con-
gress and say; 'Let US in too"