Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02
The brick work on DR.. Bellies new
residence is nearly completed.

'N1iuShcS ID heafiy completed.
Hon. Samuel 4. Taylor was elected
president Of the Eagle Rock Demo
cratic Club Tuesday.
DR. Bateman, Dentist will be in
Blackfoot August goth, and remain a
short time.
The depot safe al Bellevue was
blown open and robbed few nights
ago, and sl75 were stolen.
Hon. c. b. Wheeler came up from
Ogden first Of the week and has been
giving the democratic boys words Of
encouragement for the coming fray.
Wallace, perhaps the best mining
camp in North Idaho, has been de
stroyed by fire. Every business house
burned Total losses above insurance
over 100000.
Blackfoot Democratic Club had a
rattling good meeting last Tuesday
evening. Mr. German, OF Pocatello.
aud Mr Miller, OF Anaconda, were
the speakers. Come out next Tues.
day evening.
The Open court that named the day
for appointing supervisors consisted
OF Berry, judge: Richardson, clerk;
and Wood, United States Attorney.
That's all.
Berry, Richardson and Wood were
the open court when the order was
made TO appoint supervisors, and the
time was nigh unto the hour when
chickens 60 roostward
Editor Lamorcaux has disposed Of
the cassia County Times, and the
Challis Messenger has been consoli.
dated with the Clayton Silver Press,
and wall be published hereafter al
Clayton
II is reported that Attorney General
Johnson's health is such as to give
the greatest uncasiness TO his friends
Harry Bennett has gone away but
his dirty work OF campaigning has
started again--Who is Harry No 2?
A new Sun has risen in the iourn
alistic skies OF Idaho, The Boise City
Daily Sun. Col. John X French holds
the rcins that guide the chariot. The
sun may have dark spots on its face
caused by its politics but apart from
that Il is clear and bright TUE News
welcomes the noble old journalist back
into the field again and most cheer
fully so because nothing low and meai
will emenate from his pen.
What is the matter with the Ma
sonic order Of the state? Mr. Duboi.
was in the Wood River country lasi
week and straightway the governor
was called over there on Masonic bus
mess This week Mr. Dubois goes tc
North Idaho aud the governor goe,
too but on Masonic business. 0I
course nobody will say there is anl
politics in all this, but one OF thos,
strange coiDcidences that will com,
around now and then.
The democrats of Idaho have tn,
utmost respect for Gov Shoup, anC
every confidence in his ability to en-
force the laws. But seemingly no
so with the anti-Mormons Of Idaho
/ They reflect upon him every day wheI
they say the Mormons will vote, ant
| further, lnsinuate that he will d.
nothing to hinder them TnE News
believes that Gov. Shoup does no
fear any violation of the election law
of the state; II he does he would TAX
steps to counteract them and the anti
wiifully reflect upon our good govern
or when .hcy publish to the worl,
that the Mormons will vote.
AZ their meeting on last Saturda.
4 evening the Good Iemplars eiecte'
the following officers to serve for th
next three months
Chief Templar-Bert Pierce.
Past Chief-Percy Jones,
Vice Templar-Mattie Hopkins.
Chaplain-Mrs. Holbrook.
i Secretary Harry Fisher.
Financial Secy-B. S. Holbrook.
Norman Jones.
Marshal--Ray Smith.
| Guard-Charles Bergman.
Sentinel-Lizzie Howell.
Juvenile Templar-Nirs. Fisher.
MIR. Whittier will not say but tbs
THE News has done more TO booi
him in his own party for judge tina
any paper in the state; now if he a
lows himself to he ''switched Off fc
! d;atr;ct attorney or for the senate q