Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-05

Doiph johnson has succeeded Par
son Jones in the livery and feed
stable business, having taken charge
OF the same July lst.
Mosquitoes will shorten the fishing
season on the Wolverine. The census
enumerators fail To tell Just how
many are waiting for the jolly fishing
parties.
The Idaho Republican, published
at POcatello, will be known hereafter
as the Tribune and, il is said, will be
run IN the interest OF the anti Nor
mon party of southeast Idaho.
Fourth quarterly meeting OF the
Methodist church ON Saturday and
Sunday next Business meeting at
: p, IN. Saturday, love feast Sunday !
morning AT 10, preaching at IL, fol-
loved by Lords supper, tevening ser
vice AT s. You are most cordially |
invited to be present.
The Salt Lake Tribune aud Herald
each run special trains to Ogden this
carnival week. The Tribune over the
Utah Central and the Herald over
the d. a X. g. road
The Democrats will put their best
men 10 the race for the coming cleo
iion; we trust the Republicans viii
do the same thing and also the anti
Mormons. Three tickets Of the best
men ought 10 make live campaign
The rapidly growing numbers OF
patients at the asylum make ii i'm
perative on the directors 10 enlarge
their building. At the present rate
OF increase the institution will soon
be full TO oyerHowing.
Statehood will be attended with ad-
dilional taxation OF course. Let us
be wise and put in Office men who
will make expenses as light as pessi-
BILE, This is time, OF all times,
when our county offices should be
filed by our best men.
MIR. Moore. contractor OF the stage
( line 10 Challis, went out on the first
trip Tuesday. For the present all
stages will move on the old time and
with the same drivers.
/ Prof Ezra Burrell, of Illinois, a
nephew Of our honored countyman,
Presto Burrell, is visiting the family
Of his uncle and may decide 10 make
his future home in Idaho.
/ Edwin II. Ferris, formerly a mer-
chant OF this place, and well known
10 many OF our older citizens, died at
his home in New York City, June l3,
In the 6sth year Of bis age.
In all booming towns there are
heavy complaints that the census
enumerators have not done more than
half their duty, they have missed
thousands, but in staid, steady grow
ing towns and cities they have done
about the right thing.
Express messengers on the Utah &
Northern road will make through
runs from Butte to Salt Lake City,
This Is one OF the first steps in th,
move TO make Salt Lake City the ter
minal point instead Of Ogden, rs
heretofore.
The Louisiana Lottery Company
offers 81 $50. 600 annually for twenty
tive years for an extension of its char
ter. aud then can make millions. But
where are the big prizes to come from
for ticket holders.
Blackfoot did not celebrate on Oh,
Fourth, not that Blackfoot was les
, patriotic than other towns but becaus'
, Blackfoot had entertained the Crane
Army men in encampment and wa
Just emerging from protracted tern
OF crowded court session; the on
following close on the heels OF th
other.
II has leaked out that Commission
; or A. NJ. Carter was indicted by th
: last U. S. grand jury for alleged ill'
rally registering voters As unde
stood Register Carter followed il
! structions OF the court TO the lettc
!. and nobody believes anything wi
|. come OF the indictment except I'll
9 worry and annoyance from such pr
ccedings.
= Judge Berry's water decision
\ raising howl in Cassia county III
= water is growing scarce and the cor
! missioner is beginning to issue it OF
by the dipper full, and as u matter
course the crops of the poor rancho
Il will be ruined. Bro Lamoresux,
h The Times, says it is like dividir
A. the daily meals of one man amor
II twenty-five and expect them to Ii
e and grow fat
= A leading republican of Bingha
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