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WRITE CAP OUrRAoEs.
Mosrisea County, Indiana, Uudsr Reign
Of Terror.

uosRaooa County, Indiana, Uudsr Reign
Of Terror.
JUUvU1oo1vIlIB. IND. Dec. 7.-fDpecial.1--
During the past few weeks white Csps have
boon SOLVE IN Harrison county. ana the result
d thsir raids II found In the lscsratsd backs Of
uumber Of men and women who have been
- unfortunate - TO come under their
dispisasura On December raiders
called q the homo Of an aged pair
named Newer, OF Heth township. and taking
thom ir0m their beds lashed them 10 q sapling
1ud whipped them with hickory switches until
their backs were . mass Of bruises Alter the
0oggtne they wsrs released and warned that II
icy we're not ont Of che country within ten days
The old ooupis. who were charged with petty
thieving and immortality. have aimee packed up
their small belongings and LETT In Warrington
ooWuohip % the same county, the gang
paid visit few nights ago to the house
q DAVID Lowe. and jerking him from
BED adms nistsred such severe punishment that
= ~ esased TOT while he would die Leaving
tDDeU bu1sa. the same gang went to the resi-.
0sns5 q vielAing Richard and. upon be.
Inc eefuesd admission. broke the door
down and dragged Richard from the house and
oed him 70 . tree. where nity iashes
wsre Iafd On hts back. Richard and wife were
ehasusd With inaoisncs. immortality and gen.
eral worth ieosnesa Prom Richards the night
raiders went % half.dement~d preacher liv.
ing near. and dragging him from his
bed. beat him nearly TO des n Only
. nv weeks aso one Thomas p, Neeley,
Of Hesh township, Harrison county. was fsken
from his bed and novgsd BY the neht-hawka
Tbs victim recoen .sed Bnfford Watson a. one OF
the men plying the switches. and meeting him
lev days after on . street OF Mauckport,
became involved In nshi, In which the
white Cap was stabbed and seriously wounded.
In omvxef~ af 30 fts~x NJ
Team appear 10 exist among the regulators OF
any lseal consequences that may come up, and
they pnrsue their raids whenever necessity for
such action becomes apparent 10 them.
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DIscIPLrNE In BRAZILIAN NAVY.


OhU0oI 0I tmo NsntttnI SQohuTon
Slashes . Sailor.
NEW yonK, Dec 7.-ispecisl Brazilian ma
val ofacers believe In the use OF the sword TO
enforce discipline. and Adolpho Alves Msxirs.
q petty officer In the Brazilian
navy, this morntng cut down with q
blow from . cutlass seaman on
board the man-of-war Aquidabsn. now lying q,
North river The affair occurred shortly De-
fore O'Clock and in the presence OF
ak neusenann OF the fagship, who
10 oil Appearances. entirely approved the
action taken. Maxira was In charge of work
ing party, and his order 10 hurry along " AZ an.
swsrsd BY one poor fellow nutssring something
about the cold.
Quick - . Cash Maria ismped forward,
matched the mans eutlass from his scaheard
and aimed terrific blow at his head The
sailor attempted 20 dodge the blow. but received
q on the side Of the face and Jaw.
He rssled and staggered. elutchsd wildly at
the air. ard lust - another blow was delivered
ON top Of hts head sank with grown senseless
70 the deck. The cffscer on watch im medistsly
ordered the man carried below. He vss turned
over to Q suryeons care. and 10 at present lying
in the ships hospital
Unless hts injuries are likely 70 prove fatal,
which 10 greatly feared the sailors name viii
not b given out
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~ Old Lady vainiy spends sal 900 In
Reforming q Handsome Convict

BcsroN. Dec 7.-lspecial IA story OF decep-
taOn and crime comes from Needham, O small
town In Norfolk county. Ths Wet N 10 an aged
woman and the villain 10 IN ex-convict whom
the old lady was trying to reform and Christian
iEe ohs expended s2l.0)o In the effort before
ehs became convinced that the devil had
stronger influence over him than she had and
then she reported the case to the police The
svindler decamped a soon as the supplies had
stopped. and waen the police Investigated they
fo1nd that the supposed penitent was wanted
BY them to answer TO . charge OF forgery and
oix or seven bargiariea
His name ID Marshail r Gillon. aud his victim
10 Ms& Matthias Milia. rs years old Gillon
started on with the repution OF q scapsgrace At
- he was recognised - thief At ~ he was q
horsethiei, as % he was burglar and all.round
crook. and was serving 6ve-years' sentence in
the Massachusetts, st. tes prison. Now, at the
ass Of % be 10 CHARGED with forgery ana embes-
ssmeat He was discharged from prison In
November. ISIS. He 10 Incorporating young
man. dresses In the height Of fashion, and
makes good impression ON any one az nrss
sight Mira Mills knew him a. a boy, ana al
ways had warm spo in her kind old heart for
the handsome young scspssrace.
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Around The VlI
In 80 DAYS FOR $60dA
Including meals and herths @ a !
and steamera me
K2:ISZ:lslEElSE
GLOBE-CIRCune TOURS 4

Send for maps, pamphlets and fslI psso1
r. w. McGISNM 49,,
Comm rcisi street oeo1|
d. 3. BROWN, Asst Gen. Pas Ass1k 4
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Infsn's' eloakx poasny & Aarun.

New aprons and capA poasny q Mrun.
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County Treasures nstics b
payers Of King County, 81
of WashinntQn.

Notice is herebJ gwen that the dupE01
sessmenL roll OF Kiag County for the 80
now ia ny possession for the coIlecn0N
take. levied tserein.
IT ~ taxes vii. be delinquent on TIE 81
81 De emoer, 1870. az o'c.ock ?. m ~
paid prior Their To 10 per cent VIII y =
the amount thereof as penalty eno
charged ~ the rate of 10 per cent frooe
delinquency until paid.
Taxes are payable at the county IT,
Office I'm the city of sesffl', county
state OF Washington, between the -
O'Clock D. m and o'clock .. rn. 80
w @. LATINn
Comfy treasurer OF King county. Waoal
Dated November 8. Is90
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Fortunately His Second shot Was Sure.
NV YoRx, Dec = - Late this afternoon
Eruses K.ttier, ased s. shot his vile Ami,
90 year. Old In the arla, and then shc, himself
In the left temple. He died instantly. TIE
MomAn'a wounds AEa not dang. rOuA
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shipping Inteliigsnce.

SAN FRANcisco. Dec s.-ArrivAls - steamer
Queen, sr N Victor q. bark Tidal Wave rom
Fort Madison: ship Oriental. from Tacoma
bark J. d Petera from seattle
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Ncuday. For Washington: Fair weather. ex
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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

present territory of Idaho state, aud
ratifes the constitution framed by the
convention of July 4, 1889, ano
adopted at the election the following
November The state is declared en-
titled to one representative in con.
gress until after the census
The usual grants of section l6 and
SO OF the public lands in each town
ship for the support OF the common
schools, fifty sections for public built
ings, and 1 per cent. Of the proceeds
Of the sales Of public lands to con,
stitute permanent school fund ar
made, and the state is confirmed 4,
the title to the seyenty.two SECTION.
of land granted the territory for Il
university, and to the lands on which
the penitentiary at Boise City is sit
uated For the support Of the agri
cultural college 10000 acres OF land
is granted, 100000 for scientific
school, 100, 900 acres for state normal
schools, 10000 acres for a state uni.
yersity at Moscow, 10000 acres Tor
the Boise City penitentiary, 10000
acres for the insane ASYLUM at Black,
foot and 10000 acres for other
state, charitable, educational and re.
formatory institutions. None OF til,
lands are to be sold for less than slO
an acre Mineral lands are excepted
from the grants made. An appropri
alton Of $4,000 is made to dcfra,
the expense OF the constitutional con
vention.
The state is made a judicial dis
trict, to be attached to the Ninth cir
cult court, to be held at the capital
The regular court officers are to b.
appointed
The state constitution. which /
ratified By the act, contains specin
provision prohibiting poIygamy, an,
declaring that no person shall be en-
titled to vote, hold office, or serve a
a juror, who is a bigamist or polygg
mist, or who practices or encourage
plural marriages, or is member OF
or countenances any organizatio
which teaches such doctrines.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12


THE election of Mr.. Dubois to the
United States Senate from Idaho is
not so certain a thing as that the sun
will rise tomorrow morning, or as the
senators in Washington profess to be.
lieve it to be. The trouble coming. to
him is from his own party, in his own
camps. The democrats are making
no particular fight on him, they are
looking out for their own men. II
Mr.. Dubois cannot carry his own par
tY strength for the highest position
in its gift to him from the state it is
extremely unfortunate for him, and
he will have to make complaint OF
his own party, OF men in his own
household. 1t requires but poor
prophet with poorer glasses to fore
see that it will be one of the things
next to the impossible for Gov. SnouE
and MIR Dubois, both from south
Idaho, admitting Idaho to be republi
can, to be elected to the United State;
1 Senate. Mcconnell and his follower;
will not consent to it; Claggett ant
his followers will not, and nortl
Idaho will not. Combinations foI
two southern senators will be as east
~ broken as pie crust and south Tdah,
herself will help break them.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12
Ballarls saou IInlmeni.

This iuynlnahic rrmci, u one tbs
ought % h. 10 every household 3
will ruru your Rheumatism. Nsuralga
Spraius Cuts Bruises. Burns frs'al
Feet aud Ears. Sorc Throat and Sa
Chest II you haze Lamc Back 4 q.
cure Il Il prnetrates 10 the seal u
the disease Il will ours sgitf juiss
aud contracted muscles after all obj
remedies have failed Those us
have bccn crippled for years hia
uscd BILLIARDS. snow I.inimen, al
thrown away their rrutchcs 1ud bsi
able to walk as we'll a. ever. llEA
cure you, Prizes 50 ccnts. Behls
Son Agent
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12
Idaho Politics.

In past years Idaho has had no
well defined and thoroughly organized
political parties. The voters have
felt free and independent and have
been governed by sort of do-as-you-
please policy in all campaigns. 1t is
true the voters coming from the States
have kept up professed utilization
and connection with their party in
the States, but party ties have not
bound them nor influenced them in
every particular in voting in Idaho.
This state Of affairs grew out of our
Territorial relations to The general
government and our disfranchisement,
so to speak, in voting for the national
ticket and our Territorial and judicial
officers. 1t is true Republicans and
Democrats haye both kept up sort
of appearance of organization and
have gone through the forms of con
ventions and nominations but the
manner of voting afterwards has
proven that they we're mere forms
and pretenses rather than thorough
party organizations Local issues
have influenced more votes than party
principles; and as proofs of this we
haye only to cite attention to the
manner of voting in north Idaho on
the segregation issue and in south
Idaho on the Mormon issue.
But we are State now, and we
must rise to the dignity of Statehood.
Every voter must step right into the
ranks where he belongs and remain
there until his ranks are broken Cor
the evening after election A Demo
crat, from this day on, cannot vote
the Republican ticket and still be a
Democrat, neither can a Republican
vote the Democratic ticket and be a
Republican. The time has come when
every voter must show bv his vote
that he can truthfully say-'I am
what / am" and when q united party
can say-"he that is not for me ~
against me-" The News appeals to
every Democrat to come home; to fall
into ranks and prepare for action for
a mighty work is before MS.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12
SUMMONS.
10 tue District Court Of tho Third Dlstr,c, =,
Idaho. for Blngl county, '''i't oi
May Farley, Plaintiff.

10 Tue District Court Of tho Third nlstric, =,
idaho Tor Blngl n county. "
May Farley, Plaintiff.
Edward Farley, Deft
10 Edward Farley, Defendant:
T.. u the namo Of the people OF tho r.
IN the Territory Of Idaho '"o - o.
:, you are notified that thore IA nny -, a..
we 9lhcc Of the Clerk Of tho Distri", g ~ ~
w lhlrd judicial District of sni,l ,Tns suIt "
nlnFnhIn county TIC COmubInt 80 ~
,.tullsy dem indng Judgment avatnst o., ny ny
WV dlesplutiun 81 the honda III 1911 ~ UT
INV existing between you ana nt"i M, asuiuily
ai,s0 awarding the custody of tb,, 81, ''u, uhd
npuIIeh, Eva ana Ella Leonort, Faytny hiiluof
~ shln marriage 10 the plaintiff - -, iseuV
appears and is set forth In the r,,,. Iln .uIly
w hereini and that unless yot, ,,,t on
s il, ~ aald complaint within ton days unu
selNite thcreOf, N served witbi,i MI tue
~ una within twenty dava N s,s,,, w ~
w shl1 county butwithln s1ld distrilts eu out
UIry days II served ont uf said dist.t,, hI,d W
ste VI the day of service Itdg,n,,,,ut' uNCiu-
ua IN, hEalnst you by defaiiit ma VIII ne
"a a., pIti{ ~ lhe court for the rplIef ,iitin
" W. plaintiifs complaint herein 'ueiland.
~ testinony whereof, l. A. H. ut.t
-, Jerk OF the said dlstriot ,,,,,.. uson,
scai ncfeuntO set my hand asi nave
TdoLo A, me seal OF said court M III ntlnAeu
'1"'o' t'is Oth day Of July 1850. ~ "i"Vkioof'
r. H. HopkrNs b a, u Richardson. Clerk.
80 Rich, Attorney for Plaintiff
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

IT is wisdom on the part of indi-
vidual members of the democratic
party not to rush to the front and de
clare their candidacy and demand
nomination. No man will be given a
place on the ticket simply because he
wants it The judgment of the party
will be given preference over individ-
ual wishes and party judgment will
control the convention. The plan
will be, the best and winning men for
the places. If man be nominated
for any particular office it will be be-
cause his party will believe he is the
best fitted man for that Office, and il
he falls short of a nomination he
should like true and honest man
| yield to the wishes and judgment Of
his party.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

to reside within the district he serves;
it is questioned now under the new
constitution. A number contend that
his term expired when the State was
admitted Be these things as they
may we put it down that Mr.. Rich
ardson will be clerk of this district as
long as Judge Berry is judge. If we
miss it, the lemonade will be ready
in our cooler.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12
ESTRAYs.

Game to my ranch about one year
ago the following described stock
None sorrel mare branded 81 ON tho
lem nigh, weight about 900.
" white mare branded w | on
left tlStgh and | $ on left shoulder.
One BSl mare branded y on RIGHT
shoulder wittencnor and II under Il
Owner canwRnd above animals by
proving propertyA paying expenses
and addressing hubert Lyons
Blaclifoot, Bingham 20, Idaho.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12
snERIFF'S SALE.

Territory " idaho county ~ bingham
By virtue ~ an cHrcutiDn issued out 81 the
Honorable Thifd District Court FOE bingham
county, on tur 18th day 10 Junr, leo - tbs
CLERK thereof ~ the case ~ u AuTr 4 TO-.
versus Nike NculDn. ana g. mr, 4hcriG %,
rect Cd and delivered, will prucrrd a. arll fpr
lawful money ~ the { nitrd StAtra Vt America
between the hours Uf niur a. IA and ave 3 ~
Tuesday, 22d, DAY Of July, A. u. 1880,
az the front door nj the court housr in HiaCk
foot. county % bingham, Territory ~ Idaho
the fOllDWing described property to4uit
The one third intcTcst In the Dugfia MininE
Claim, Mount PisKhh quartz mining district III
u appears on the records - said county in
book A ~ mining locations AZ paEu ~. forty
eight, 40 forty ninr and ~ nfty
Also the twOsthiris iutrrrat w the Ncalnu
Lode. Mount Pl-gah mining district IN said
county ~ bingham. Territory 81 Idaho. a. ID
appears on the records ~ said county on bsJak
a Of mining locations AZ page Eis, two hun
drUd and twelve.
Also the twO-thlrds interest In tho Intta
RDOth mine, Mount PisgHh mining district Ii
said bingham county, Territory % Idaho ~
u appears on the records 81 antd county III
bingham, on book 81 records 20 mining -
cations NJ page ga two hundred aud thirtupr
lcaviCd on hs the property ~ Mike NrnIIn 4
satisfy a Judgment amounting u Il ~ IL ~
yur ut VI Moore Co aud cost Ut suit ~ .s
Given under my hand, this ID day ~ June
[ lsaO " 4 wOOutN, ghcriH
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

"THE Hardness, Stevens, McTucker,
Herman conclave" may be bunged up
in their hole, as boys bung up badger
holes, and kept there, but we shall De
slow to believe it. We don't believe
the "stop-up" and "dry-up" processes
will work. II they do, our faith in the
political sagacity of the conclave will
be destroyed-our confidence in its
loyalty to the party will be shaken
and we shall class its members with
those driven about by every wind
that blows. If they suffer themselves
to be side tracked now when time
for action approaches they will lose
the glory won by the manner in which
they captured the Republican organ
ization of the county and will make
themselves the laughing stock for the
anti-Mormon party. The individual
members may be tainted, scorned,
laughed at and all that but The News
is plainly of the opinion that the
Democrats will have to beat the con.
clave ticket to win, and, moreover, if
they beat that ticket they will win
all the county officers.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

SULLIVAN was in New Orleans the
other day, and when asked If he ever
expected to Sight again, said: "No
sir, l have done with the ring. The
country seems to be opposed to it
and there is no money in it, ! made
$4,000 on my fight with KIlrain and
haven't cent left of it all. The laws
are made for the protection of people
and there is no use fighting a state.
Governors and attorney generals can
not be bought and the prize fighter
always gets the worst of il. There
may be thousands in stake money
and in stake receipts, people worth
thousands may he backing YOU, but
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

The supreme court of the United
States declares in effect that the Nor
mon question in Idaho is settled; the
constitution Of the State itself says
SO; congress also says so by propos-
ing Idaho methods of settlement for
Utah; then why should the Mormon
question be called into the politics
of the coming campaign.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

THAT great Octopus, the Louisiana
lottery still survives. Gov. Nichols
vetoed the bill for an extension of
its charter but the legislature passed
it over his veto quicker and easier
than the COW jumped over the moon.
Charitable institutions of the State
get nearly s6O,OOO,OOO for the time
of extension, and the State itself gets
all the shame and dishonor.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12
Delinquent Notice.

At meeting Of the board Of trus.
tees of the Blackfoot Irrigation Co.
held this day, it was ordered that all
assessments and balances now due on
work on the company canal and not
paid on or before the 18th Of july
will be declared delinquent and 90
much Of the stock Of each sharebold.
er so delinquent, as will cover his in.
debtedness, will be advertised for
sale according to law.
JONI MONTGOMERY, Sec'y.
Blackfoot, Idaho. july 2, 1890.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12
Notice for Publication.

LAND orFicE AT BLAcKFoor, TDAHo
June 9th. lesR .
named srttlur has flied nutiee OF his lntesl
" MAXI hnal proof In support Of his O.
hid that said proof will be made before =
lstef nnd Receiver at Blaokfoot, idshe
July WIN, $50. VIZ; p gene A. 1nhnsoh
tsn ti svv hoggestead Entry. No. 1901, iois
~ east. I'm.
re names the following witnesses 20 prov
us9shtlnaons residence upon and onltya'
~, Hhid land, visi WIN. aougins, We
10 boNninp, heubln J. Osborn. Edwin A ~
'N PEHHy J. ANBoN, HegisE'
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12
Delinquent nlrrl, Nni.re.

Notice IA hereby Rtycu thatata mes lieg
the hoard nf Directors ~ tie Purtncuf lIfg
ZION Company, held MAJ eth. tlsO, at 0li.
idaho. an assessment Ut stuis0 per nharr :
levied fpou the capital stock of the cumqt
payable july III, Ism, 10 the treasurer q ?
company ut Oueida. idaho.
Any stock upon which this aaseasrnsai
mains unpaid on nhove date will be- dellasgl.
ana advertised for anie at public Huction Z
unless payment IL made hefp,e will be ~
tthc highest bidder july %. isfl0, 60 par q,
llhlucnt assessment together with cost e.
VortlsinE and expense ~ sale.
W. n. WOODLAND, ssel'
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

THE News has distinct recollec-
ton that it was a Democratic presi-
dent who vetoed the bill for the dis
memberment of Idaho. Then the Re-
publicans gain nothing by trying to
ring in the old segregation racket in
the coming campaign. Let the past
dead bury its dead.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

If the decision of the supreme
court Of the United States and the
constitution of Idaho do not settle
the political status of the Mormons
in the new State of Idaho can pro-
fessional jurors and witnesses settle
If
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE At BLACxFoor, Intun
Juge It'll. issD
Notice IL hereby given that Presley II
Fox. ST.. OF Cana. California, has hlrd notice
Of Intention - make prnof On his dCarrt land
cluiiu, No. ~, Tor the SWt. NV =, and SEa
Sec. %. Tp. !, > ~ Il. 81 east before HrsistFr
ana HeCeiver, at BaCkfOOt on Saturday tho
18th day NJ July is9l '''
lie nHtnHs the following witnesses 10 prove,
said land; william Howard Lewis pei
chett Presley y Fox, Jr, George Young. gil
nt BIRckfOOt, Idaho ~
Beanc Kunklc, Atty's
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

you are fighting against millions and
shotguns besides. It's an unequal
match, and | propose to respect the
law hereafter Announcing that sou
are going to fight prize-fight is like
saying you are going to break into a
house where there is an armed force
waiting for you. 1t is suicide"
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

FOLLOWING Statehood Wyoming
has been shaken up by a terrible
earthquake, and geyser called the
"New Crater" began throwing up
mud, stones and water 125 feet high
and shaking the whole country around.
Another luxury Of Statehood.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12
Grass Seed.
Order your tirass Seed from
BAILEY q Sos,
Salt Lake City, Utah
Horses Lost.

Pete Hunt has lost the follovl
described horses and will pay Iiss
81 reward for information leadias
their recovery
I head branded circle II 90 y
left thigh
head branded with saddle hea
on let thigh
Bay mare branded with cireh
on left shoulder.
branded n on left thigh.
branded l. on left thigh
branded circle Y on left thigh
bay stallion branded with so
head on left thigh
Send information 70 Blackfoot
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12
VIA AmimaIs IInnfed.

Inc undersigned wishes to purchase
a lot OF native wild animals, such as
Dear poreupine, lynx, badger. wild
cat, wolverine, cayote, deer. elk and
the like Parties having them for
sale should address me at MALTA no.,.
office, Cassla county, Idaho.
w. A. BULL
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-12

The members of the darkness.
Stevens, Herman conclave" are pleas
ed with the advance of their stock
on the political market 1t is quoted
at par today and they are looking
for large premium rates before cleo
ton day.