Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-09

eo"h iioii fhgle ROCK this week.
One or two cases Of diphtheria have
made their appearance in Boise City
Representative Crow says il he
fails in his irrigation scheme lie has
simply thrown away his legislative
experince,
But very few Of the bills passed by
this legislature are of general benefit
to the Territory.
The governor had made no appoint
ment OF asylum directors Wednesday
evening.
The House Congressional commit
tee on Territories has decided to re-
port favorably on the admission Of
Idaho into the sisterhood Of States.
The miners Of Boise county are blue
over mining prospects because OF the
slim prospects ror water next summer
No snow in the mountains.
The w. G. r. U. will give a Valen-
tine Sociable at the Baptist church on
next Wednesday evening. Everybody
invited to attend.
Mrs Holbrook is offering her entire
stock Of winter goods at cost TO make
room for her big spring stock soon to
arrive.
We are informed that an Episcopal
minister, a Mr. Foster, an EngIishman,
will soon come as rector to serve the
charge at this place.
Cattle buyers from Seattle and Ia
coma are buying up all the beef cattle
along the Oregon Short Line and
speak Of going TO Nebraska for corn
fed beet. They want the very best
and pay good prices.
The Alaska Free-Press says-Archie
Burns announces in this issue that he
has wood for sale and does general
teaming business. Our people re-
member Archie.
The nominations by the governor
for Territorial officers were the same
as two years ago, Wickersham, Con
troller; johnson, Attorney General;
Himrod, Treasurer.
Late advices from Boise indicate
the defeat of the Alturas county divis-
ion bull although its passage was con-
sidered a certainty Wednesday. Mis-
management somewhere.
Crows big water ditch bill passed
both houses Of the Legislature. The
governor is the next to be heard from.
For the restoration Of faded and
gray hair TO its original color and
freshness, Ayers Hair Vigor remains
unrivaled. THIS is the most popular
toilet preparation in the world; all
who use 1t are perfectly satisfied that
it is the best
The ladies will have candy enter
tainment this, Friday evening, in the |
Reading Room adjoining THE News
office, where the very best homemade
candies can be had at very low figures. |
Everybody invited to come and bring
their pocket books with them.
A telegram from Boise TO the Salt |
Lake Herald dated 9th, says when the
legislature heard that Springer had |
favorably on the enabling /
act to admit Idaho they resolved to
90 into joint session and elect two U.
$. Senators. This surely cannot be
so. Whatever else they may have
done they certainly did not put this
on as final to their work of the ses-
sion.
A beautiful young lady became so
sadly disfigured with pimples that 1t
was feared that she would die Of grief
A friend recommended Ayers Sarsa-
Darilla, which she took, and was com
Dletely cured. She is now one of the
fairesi of the fair
The FIRST of the series of monthly
by the Methodist Sab
oath School took place at the church
asst Sunday evening, and was witness.
ID By crowded house, The partici-
PANTS acquitted themselves well and
,ecelved much praise. The next en-
will be given by DR.. J.W,
iiyens' class on Sunday evening Feb
uary "a.
Whitney Bros, Of Payette, are fast
up business of which Idaho
viii be proud. They have the best
,ursery in the Territory and are en-
arging all the time. They have sixty
cres planted in the different varieties
Il fruit and other trees and will
ouble this within the next year or
wo. Our people are beginning to
earn that native grown trees are the
est for the country. /,
When Lyons, of Bear Lake County |
Introduced a resolution in the House !
living each member copy of the '
,a,nsed Code In addition TO the acts