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vigorous Men aud Women.

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the laws of health, of which one of the fore
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paper referred to above, the chief said
that he had learned that an enterpris-
ing reporter had investigated" the
matter, by interviewing Maud Cameron,
the proprietress of the house of ill-fame
at 203 Alameda street, who naturally at
tempted to defame the woman who so
narrowly escaped being entrapped into
her infamous service.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-22
REPUBLICAN DELEGATES.
The Correct List for Precinct A in the
Third Ward.

ulIQ w aIQ.
In the list of the returns from the Re-
publican primaries published in yester-
days issue, an error was unwittingly
made as to the ticket elected in Precinct
A of the Third ward. OF the 81 votes
polled in this precinct, AT were cast for
the following twelve gentlemen, who
were duly elected as delegates to the
convention, ,on the regular caucus ticket
l. B. Newton, f. Hill, Geo. R. Shatto,
J. Van Dam, w. G. Fulrey, Geo. Law
renee, ]. M. Wilmer, Geo. E. Seip, G..
w. McKelvey, CD. Platt, A. /. Church,
Geo. H. Stewart.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-22
PEARL HINTON DISCHARGED.
The U. S. Grand Jury Ignore the Charge
of Mailing an Obscene Letter.

The United States grand jury made
partial report to Judge Ross yesterday.
They failed to find true bill against
Pearl Hinton, charged with sending an
obscene letter through the mail, and she
was discharged from custody. The grand
jury then adjourned until Tuesday at
10 40
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-22
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The best place in town to get good mer
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Spring street.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-22
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NOTICE.

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will be collected or paid by the undersigned.
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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23
THE FARMERS IN POLITICS.

Any man who can determine which
way the farmers are going to jump at
the next Presidential election has got
a key to wealth as boundIess as that
of the genii Of Aladdin that is if he
possesses half that store already.
Directly speaking, whichever way the
farmers shall jump the government is
going to follow, and to know that
beforehand is to hold dead sure odds
against the man who does not know
it. The indication are now that by
the time the campaign begins the
farmers and their coadjutors will have
their interests sufficiently organized
to go into the campaign with solid
front. 1t seems now that the farmers
north, south, east and west are going
to unite upon some candidate who
will pledge himself to their policy.
The consistency or craftsmanship Of
that policy is another matter, upon
which discussion here would be out
of order From a patriotic stand
point we might wish the farmers were
as wise as they appear to be determin-
ed in the work of organization which
they are now pursuing Never has
there been such energetic efforts in
the way of political organizing put
forth in the United States. The work
began modestly enough among a few
farmers of Kansas who had grown
dissatisfied with the tariff schedule
and the slow methods OF boss politi
clans in carrying out their promises
Of reform. They met and organized
and in their declarations of grievances
which contained few sensible ideas
and great many that were excessive
ly foolish, they succeeded in touch
ing responsive chord in the great
heart Of the farming community the
country over. State after state is fol
lowing in their footsteps, until the
demagogues at headquarters are be
ginning to tremble for the safety OF
their political necks.-Standard
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23

good, the means will never bring
about the end. Good men, honest
men, competent and well qualified
men say everyday l would not ask
for any office in the GIFT of the people,
because | would not take the abuse
that would be heaped upon me for
all the honors and emoluments of the
office. Men do not want to be as
sailed or attacked on every hand by
others who are themselves vulnerable
and who have as many sore places on
their own bodies as Job had boils, and
for this reason they refrain from com
ing to the front for positions to which
the masses of voters would be glad to
elevate them. The News will depre-
cate any such course of defamation
on the part of individuals or of any
members of the press in the coming
campaign. Let every man ask him
self this question for an honest answer:
Did ever wilfully and knowingly
vote for mean or bad man OF my
own party rather than knowingly for
better man in the opposite party,
and if the honest answer comes yes.
Q
then silence will be golden in all
promptings and temptations to speak
or write ugly things Of candidates in
the coming campaign.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23

There is no remedy in the world
which will give such prompt relief in
Mhooping Cough as Billiards. Uore
mound Syrup. It will positively cnre
y lfyou will try it your children
Will not keep you awake all night
coughing Billiards. Horehound syrup
IS the most cooling and soothing
remedy for Consumption, Coughs
"olds' Bronchitis and Asthma. in Tho
world. II is free from opium. n
oui'ds up new tissue, strengthens the
Lungs, and is an incompatible rem.
cay, made Of the best and nnro.,
materials II your Lungs are weak
y. you have tickling in yonr
inroat you need 1t. BehIe & son
Agent. oo'
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23
Our County Ticket.

The vigor with which the Republi-
cans have attacked our county ticket
shows that they fully understand the
situation, and the fierce struggle they
must make to win. Some of them
openly admit that we will elect one
man on the ticket; others of them
say two certainly; others still say
three and maybe four, while others
shake their heads doubtfully and say:
Wait for the count 1st of October
The ticket as a whole gives general
satisfaction to the Democratic party
and the members believe that they will
elect every man on the ticket. Our
Republicans know it to be a strong
ticket and the men whom they first
believed to be the weakest thereon
they now suspect as having far more
strength than they first imagined.
The feelers that have been thrown
out since the convention begin to
satisfy them that we are strong al
every point and that it will take their
biggest guns to batter US down. Their
frank admissions, admissions Of theil
best informed men, that we will elect
one, two, three and maybe four, or
the ticket IS a giveaway for them, and
it satisfies US that with united har
monious work we can elect every mar
from top to bottom on the ticket.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23
A Curse Of Politics.

The worst imaginable feature about
politics is the wholesale and iudis-
criminate Misrepresentation, abuse
and yillification of men because they
aspire to and are nominated for office.
Nomination for Office is elevation and
elevation is exposure to every blum
derbns and weapon carrying villify-
ing ammunition. These things ought
not to be so but they are so. A can
didate IS rarely objected to because
he is incompetent but rather because
he is a rascal of the deepest dye be-
cause he is dishonest, because he is a
thief and is not to be trusted and be-
cause his crimes are as numerous as
stars in the milky way. Men meet
together every day on a social and
business plain with every confidence
implied or expressed each in the other
and if one be named for office, then
his integrity, his honesty, his veracity
and his social standing are straightway
questioned and he is lucky if he be
not banished verbally to worst than
Siberian exile. In campaign times
some men carry charcoal in their
pockets and can draw you as black a
devil as you ever saw even though an
angel might sit for the picture. 1t is
wonderful what loose reins they give
to their imaginings and to their
tongues. But this state of things is
not confined to individuals; members
Of the press, too, often catch it up
and in mean, sneaky, inuendos not
only attack men but attack their
friends, and often too invade the
sacred sanctity of their homes. Such
a course is not justified by those who
are working for the purest and best
teachings of journalism anymore than
villiications and defamations are ap
proved by the cultured and refined in
society.
If the desire of this course be fer
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23
DELINQUENT NOTICE.
BLAcKFoor, Idaho, August I

BLACkfOof, IDAHO, august -
The following named stockholders
being now delinquent ON the books
Of the company, are hereby notified
that in case Of failure or refusal "a
pay the amounts assessed against
their shares, so much Of the shares Of
said stockholders so failing OF refus-
Ing. shall Do sold by the trustees At
public auction 10 the highest and best
bidder for cash, on Saturday Sspten'
Der 18Th, 1890, at 2 o'clock p. m, AZ
the office Of the company 10 Black,
foot, Idaho, as may be necessary %
pay the amount Of said unpaid asses
ments and balances and the cost OF
advertising and sale
VI. II. johnson, bal on work 81 30
John Gray s33 ~
j Williams, assessment No 2 500
Ed johnson 6Ot
By order of the Board Of Trustees
BlackfOOE Irrigation Company
JoHS MONTGOMERY, Sec'y
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

Since Tuesday last when it was
known that all the delegates were on
the ground, everyone has been on the
qui vive for something foreshadowing
the action of the convention and later
on for news of what was actually
done. There have been a stiffness
and dearth of news that seem omln-
Gus. Other points along the lines
may have been more fortunate than
Blackfoot but here the suspense was
truly annoying. So far as reliable in
formation has been received when we
go to press we learn that DIR. w. w.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23

BENJAMIN BUTLER is not a character
to be admired or often quoted, but
having to talk of Andrew Jackson in
a speech, he characterized him thus
"What he meant he said, what he
said he meant, and what he meant he
did, and something was done. We
have fallen lately on days when moth
ing is done and a great deal is said
and very little is meant" A genera
ton of honest iron men like jackson
would do this country good, and ney
er more needed than now.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23

The gain in gross earnings by the
railroads Of the country over last year
is well maintained, Notwithstanding
the general impression that there has
been a falling off in traffic For 1873
roads, representing four-fifths of the
mileage of the country, there was an
increase in July of 81 per cent, as
compared with the same month in
1899. There is likely to be a decrease
later in the year, on account of the
partial failure In the crops; but thus
far 1890 has shown greater railroad
earnings than any corresponding
period in the past.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23

ONE of the resolutions adopted By
the Republican party at Blackfoot on
the 18th inst reads as follows
Resolved That the position taken
by the Republican party of the nation,
on the lead, silver and Mormon ques-
tons merits the approval of all citi.
zens of Bingham county regardless OF
party affiliations, and that the con.
tinucd opposition of the Democratic
party to these interests which are
vital to our prosperity should receive
the condemnation of all good citizens
From the reading of this it would
appear that the Mormon question is
vital to the prosperity of the Repub
licans
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23
Grand Democratic Declarations adopted
In County Convention.

We the duly chosen delegates from
the various precincts Of Bingham
County in Convention assembled at
Blackfoot in said county on this IS
day Of August 1890, fully apprecIat-
ing the new and grave responsibilities
d,volving upon us as representatives Of
one Of the great political parties about
to contend for supremacy In our new
born State, promuIgate this our de-
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23

Watkins of Moscow was made per-
manent chairman. Gov Shoup was
nominated for Governor; w. T. Wiley
for Lieutenant Governor and Major
A. ]. Pinkham Secretary of State,
Judge Sweet for Congress. S. C. Win
tiers of Eagle Rock, for District Attor,
ney for the 9Th Judicial District
What has delayed the action of the
convention so long is hard to tell, but
it is plain to guess that the machinery
was not in good working order
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23

claratlon of the principles OF the Dem
ocratic party of Bingham County.
Looking upon all secret political
maneuvres as contrary TO the principles
governing American institutions, We
unqualifedly condemn the secret
caucuses and studied sitting Of open
and free speech that characterized
the conduct of the Republican con
yention held at this place on the 18th
Recognizing that the purity OF the
ballot box is the only security for the
perpetuance Of Republican institu-
tions, we pledge the Democratic party
OF this county TO uphold the constittl-
ton of the State and all laws Of Idaho
and the United States in regard to
the elective franchise, and call upon
the officers Of election, especially
those Tor whose appointment our par
/ " is res oouslble, TO see to il that no
man not a duly qualified elector, under
the laws as construed by the courts,
be allowed to register or vote At the
coming election.
We further pledge the Democratic
party, il successful, in the coming
! political contest, to faithfully execute
all laws pertaining 10 bigamy, polyg-
amy and unlawful cohabitaton, and
to bring all yioIators thereof to the
bar Of justice.
We favor a careful and economic
adm inistration Of the affairs Of the
county and demand Of our candidates
in the event Of their election, a rigid
observance Of the laws regulating the
conduct and management Of their
offices, strict attention to their OF
fetal duties, and the closest economy
in handling the public funds.
We charge the Republican party o
the United States with an utter viola
ton Of that plank Of their platform
pIedging their party upon accession
to power to appoint none but actua
residents Of the Territory TO publ,
offices, as is evidenced BY the appoint
ment of residents of the Eastern State
to the positions of farmer in charg
Of the Fort Hall Indian Reservation
and superintendent and farmer OF III
Fort Hall Indian School.
That we instruct our delegates /
the State convention to urge upo
that body platform OF principle
expressing the abhorance Of our part
towards the infamous Force Bill no,
pending before Congress, Of our COZ
domination of the action Of the q. /
Senate in refusing to seat the Demo
cratic Senators elect from the Sta,
/ OF Montana-of our condemnation {
the tyranical and arbitrary rulings I
! Speaker Reed Of the House Of Re-
, resentatives, and furthermore, u
adoption of resolutions favoring le,
islation for the protection Of OF
, mining. farming and laborin class,
| against the Entertainments upon the
rights by the favored and protects
few.
!. Adopted as read.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23
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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23

THE declaration of principles adopt
ed by the Democrats of Bingham
county in convention assembled
August 18th have the ring of the
pure metal and the recommendations
of the Central Committee urging a
fair election and an honest count
must meet with the heartiest endorse
ment of all sober minded, right think,
ing and honest voters in the county
And then following these with the
strong ticket of well fitted and vel
qualified men for the different offices
we enter the campaign boldly and
challenge our opponents for better
principles and recommendation and
for better men.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23

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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23
BINGHAM COUNTY has six Repub

BINGHAM COUNTY has six Republi-
can lawyers, and the very last one of
them is at BOISE this week seeking
office, Sayidge wants to go Congress;
Judge Morgan on the Supreme bench;
and Whittier, Stewart, Wright and
Winters want to be district attorney.
John Quincy Adams meyer would
have written his popular poem: "Man
wants but little here below" il the
old man had had the honor of the
acquaintance of Bingham county e
modest Republican lawyers.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23

CONGRESS- may as well adjourn in
August as in September; the fuel for
political fire is giving out, and be-
sides, Blaine and Others keep stirring
the fire so it wont throw out heat to
the leeward.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23

CONGRESS- can not serve the people
and the Louisiana lottery at the same
time. As it was the people who elect
ed Congress, however. and who pays
it its wages, its first duty is to the
people.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23
THE IDAHO NEWS.
BLAcKFoor SATURDAY AUG. % 1890

SPEAKER REED may now take up
his surcingle one buckle hole; he can
not force the Force bill through Con-
gress.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23
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