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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02

EDITOR WHEELER of the Eagle
Rock Register in heavy and labored
leader of last weeks issue entertain
ed his readers with-"Why only One
Party" His deductions from the
premises assumed must have been
logical enough for him, if not con
viucing to his readers, for he surmis-
ed that everything said would meet
with hearty endorsement from all
true Republicans in the county. But
not so The organization of straight
Republican club in his own town
Tuesday following his issue does not
harmonic with his suggestions, nor
do the Republicans seem to follow
his leading. The ''posponed action
of the anti-Mormons does not accord
with his views and il he will read it.
and read it again he will see. Here
is the Whereas and Resolved of that
meeting:
WHEREAS there is a difference of
opinion among Republicans of Bing-
ham county as to the further necessi-
ty of affiliating with the Anti-Mormon
party, therefore be it
Resolved: That this committee
withhold the issuing of call for an
Aati-Mormon Convention until the
wishes of the Republicans of the
county are expressed at their county
convention to be held at Blackfoot,
August 18th.
1t seems to us that leader was a
useless expenditure of brain power,
a sort OF waste of mental force on
the desert air The Republicans OF
the '.conclaye" from what we know
Of them as men of social financial
and political standing in the county
are not to be driven about by every
wind, neither, we presume will
the club of Eagle Rock. 1t will be
difficult for the Register to disrupt
them even if it does insinuate that
they are under the influence of the
Democratic press led by Jones of THE
NEWS.
We can tell Editor Wheeler thai
there is but little likelihood of more
than one party to oppose the Demo
Gratis in the county and that will be
the party led by the concIave Repub
licans and NOT by the Ants as h,
suggests. Before October LIST The
same question may be asked of hi,
Ants as was asked of the boy or
the burning deck-Bhere, OH where
are they? III
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02

An! We said the Republicans
would call the anti-Mormona to taw.
They have done it and here is what
the ants say:
RESOLVED, That this committee
withhold the issuing of call for an
anti-Mormon convention until the
wishes of the Republicans of the coun,
ty are expressed. We are not right
positive but we think that "conclave'
was intended for county in the above
That's what it will amount to in the
end and it will be funny to see the
ants paying obeasance at conclavt
headquarters and asking politica
favors.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02
Proceeding OF Democratic Central Com
mittee in Meeting at POeatellO
July GO.

At a meeting of the County Central
Committee held at PUcatello Satur.,
day the 20, inst, a quorum being
present the following business was
transacted
On motion of Joseph H. Clark the
committee proceeded to the appor-
tionment of the county for represen-
tation in the Democratic county con-
vention on the Is inst. and for other
purposes.
Moved and carried that the county
convention be held on Friday August
IS, in the court room of the county
court house at Blackfoot.
That the Primaries be held on the
18th of August, and that the dele
gates to the county convention elect
delegates to the State convention to
be held at Boise City on the 25 Of
August.
A resolution that committee of
three be appointed was carried, and
that the Democratic attorneys of
Bingham county appear at Blackfoot
on the 2sth inst, to represent the
party in the matter Of the apportion-
ment of the supervisors Of election
etc, that the delegates to the State
convention represent Bingham coun-
ty also in the District convention.
The committee on resolutions re-
ported the following which was adopt
ed unanimously:
RESOLVED, That it is the will Of
this committee and convention to
conduct the coming election strictly
in accordance with the laws Of Idaho
and of the United States as interpret
ed by the courts and we call upon all
officers of election to act unqualified
ly in accordance Herewith in all mat
tiers pertaining to their official duties.
On motion the committee adjourned.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02

dare US to nominate him saying that
They will indorse him if we do. In
vain do the Democrats intimate that
they win not nominate him for dis
trict Judge but for one of the supreme
judges; the anti-Mormons declare he
will not accept, and give rs reason
that he will not run in opposition to
Judge Morgan a possible anti-Mormon
candidate for the same position from
south Idaho.
And to further this plan Attorney
Whittier, a short time ago the most
prominent man in their party for
judge, has been switched off the main
track and sent hunting the nomina-
ton for district attorneyship or the
State senate to give place to MIR.
/ Standrod. Mr. Whittier should re-
member the switching" business Civ.
en- him at Pocatello in 1886. By this
arrangement another man is practical
| ~ taken from the track. Attorney
Stewart has been fayorably spoken OF
by his party for district attorney but
under this plan he would be a lamb
lead to the slaughter before the con
yention and any one with one-sixth
of an inch of foresight can see it.
The News can tell our friends their
scheme won't work, they cannot deIiv-
er the goods Mr. Standrod will not
be entrapped by such a bait; he is toe
trpe TO his party professions, and he
is too honest to go back on those pro
| LESSONS, Such course now would
belle all his former statements and
we believe the ants miscalculate
when they reckon on him as theil
man.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02
About those Supervisors.

When Judge Berry decided to ap-
point election supervisors for this
judicial district, Fremont Wood rush
ed to the telegraph Office and tele-
graphed to the Boise Statesman how
Jim Hawley, in an able argument,
had opposed their appointment in be-
half of the Democrats and how Judge
Berry had promptly ruled against
him and would make the appoint
ments. Mr. Wood did not tell why
Jim Hawley opposed their appoint
ment; that would have defeated his
plans. 1t is true that he did make
an able argument in opposition to the
appointments, not because the Demo
Gratis cared fig about the matter,
but because of the manner in which
Mr.. Wood had gotten the order for
their appointment. Here are the
facts : Monday afternoon July 21st,
when business was about over in the
court room and everybody had left
except Judge Berry and Clerk Rich
ardson, as we have been reliably in.
formed, Mr.. Wood went before His
Honor loaded with his petitions pray
ing the appointment of supervisors
for the district. The order was made
and time of appointment set for the
following Monday, and Mr. Hawley,
the speaker for the Democrats before
the court, knew absolutely nothing
about it until Friday afternoon fol-
lowing as THE NEWS containing the
order was being issued from the press
and was told of it in the office.
AS we understand it not Democratic
lawyer knew of the order any sooner
than Mr.. Hawley. From Friday even
ing to Monday morning was too short
a time to hear from the interior coun-
ties and Dir. Hawley determined to
make the fight against their appoint
ment at such disadvantage to his
party. The Democrats do not care a
continental about the supely,s 1rs; all
they ask is fair and square election.
aud the resolution Of their central
committee as published to-day ex-
presses their feelings in the matter.
Mr.. Wood says he intended to tell
Mr. Hawley but forgot it. The public
will understand from this the true in
wardness OF the opposition and they
will further understand that a num-
Der OF honorable Republicans like
Col. Eaton of 0xfold were suggested
by Mr. Hawley. Where and when
the jubilation of the Ants took place
over Judge Berry's action is as much
secret as what took place when the
contract was made for the Liberal
party in Bear Lake.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02
SUMMONS.

IN The District court, Third Juiielal District
state % Idaho, county 81 HiBEhHm
W y Fisher ani Airx Harris. Jr rtrgtttars
~ tue VIII VI Alex Harris deceased. PLAINTIFF.
vs.
Robert Rcrdrr defendant.
To RObert Hcedcr. Defendant.
" the name ~ the people 1T abe state ~
Idaho. You are hereby u1tinpd Tint thryp 4
nov IN Me in thU Office ~ fhr airrS III Ihs siis
tftct court ~ the THIRD Judicial Biatrirt ~
said state IN Harkfnpt county IL fllaehae,
the complaint ~ " Fisher and Algt iiaryt,
" administrators and executors III fhF IN
~ alrx Harris, deceased, alleging that ID 40
y dhy "f Nuyguber isrI, ht logan rtah NM,
nHhc ~ Aln1 Harris. deceased your rrrfsIr
ptAhEsAHFy note Ter lao, due, atv fBf,rths 4 M
tcr lhtc' praying Judgment Tor alli Afunuut
IVY interest ~ unr PER cent per muuth fgufs
dat" 1t motto. and Tor cost " suff IA WlIt fe.yg,
iully appear from the Cnpy - ths rrra,',t,t,
hereto attached and made part hrTrof
And that unless yUu apnpMrunH ana = ~ a,t.t
complaint within ten dnys dr. afryre hrFrs,r
Y Served within bingham county, aud sglthI,i
tWnnty GAYS " served uut ~ said tGuufy Ettt
Wltnlu said district. ami ~ fprty dNNa III sfyv.
~ nut ~ slld district exclusive uf the der ~
service. Judgment VIII b. taken agninst ,,,,,
~ uffauIt and plaintiffs wiIl applv te'thS
s4mt tnr rrIeit demanded iu PLAINTIFF ,,Ifn.
In Testimony whereof. I. A L. giebar,,s,.r
ticFk ~ sHid District Court hhys, h,,,,
seat unto sst my hand aud an sr,I the 80
~ said court At Hlark font Idaho I'M.
~ uhy ~ july lT0, a. T. RICHARDSON
Clerk pt The District Court.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02

II is the aim Of this committee 10
conduct the coming election strictly
in accordance with the laws Of Idaho
and the United States, and we call
upon all officers Of election % act
unqualitiedly, in accordance there
with, in all matters pertaining 70 Their
official duties.
Any and all persons regardless q
past party affiliations vino believe 10
the principles OF Democracy are ia
yited to participate in the proceed
ings heretofore indicated
By order Of the committee.
j. NJ. Bennett
Attest: Chairman
J. b. MULLEN
Secretary.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02

TIE Bob Spence-Boise club affair
reminds us of the big boys who plan
ned to rob an old mans melon patch.
They didn't have courage themselves
TO take the melons but with gifts en-
ticed some little fellow to do the
work The old man caught the little
one, but the big ones fed. Bob Spence
was induced to do the work of the
big boys and the old man knows who
the big boys are. No harm to the
old man, and plenty of time is Civ.
en- for the big boys to reflect on that
kind Of work, and to Bobby for re
pantence for biting at the bait.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02
A Scheme that wont work aud They cau,
not Deliver the Goods.

One Of the deepest & most far reach,
ing schemes of the anti-Mormons
planned for the coming campaign is
to entrap Hon. D. W. standrod into
their party and put their party shack
les on him for all time to come. The
plan is to nominate him for Judge of
this district; the decree sealed with
the kings seal, has been sent to the
surrounding counties that this thing
is to be so. ''.''
In vain do the Democrats declare
Mr. standrod to be sterling Demo
efat; the anti-Mormons deny this and
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02
SUMMONS.
., W., WV Justicn Court " Pncntflln prpstrrt
county :" bingham. State Of Idaho.

" we Justtcn Court " Pnontfllo prpgtrrs
county IT bingham. State Of Idaho.
= gallagher, plaintiff.
J. 9. Hays. defendant
hays, defendant: tVd. =
me. ~ W." ~. hGarrhy summoned to appear bgroro
n XIX. w ~ office IN PuCHttllG III tltn r,t,,,f
II 'nslaln' on The "a day pf Srptrtnber isss q,
I'M, ~ tioek ~, IN 40 action brought aynt,a,
wv " sah plhiutf to answer tbp cr13,,i,,i,s
H. ,s, Wy aoofe named plaintiff said artif,9, "
90 recover from yuu tho aim IN n,,,,
~, ~, ai,d eiRhty nine dOlIara and sc,s,,t
V ,im t cents tlsp5l. In lawful money aYS t,y
d i .OI E.Qds, wares and meruhanltae 49,,
I ns,srsa ~ plaintiff 10 you AZ yoI,r sn.si,,
m mstance and request from the ~, p,"'al
Sa aTh lsV up 70 10Th day Of July ian ~ ~,
judgment .,f,Il oi bingham state Of Idaho or
stiit II go , "a mpethcr with costs of ,ht5
Given ,,r,, dn,i ~ appear and answer
1890. ' ""ho ,hls glth lay Of July
=" justice OF the Peace for said Pfrolnct
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02
A Call for County Democratic COnyen-
ton and Primaries.

By order of the Democratic Cen
trail Committee the County Conven-
ton for the purpose of nominating
county officers, to be voted for on
October LIST, next, will be held in the
court room at Blackfoot on Friday
August 18th, the representation OF
the different precincts has been APP.
portioned as follows
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02
ErERr anti.Mormon with whon

EVERY aati-Mormon with whom
We have talked and who fayors the
campaign on the old anti-Mormon
racket is candidate for Office. They
want Office and must have it their
own way; in other words they simply
say to the Republicans: l want bread
and butter, and you shall hand to me
ON silver tray,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02

in the District Court % the Third District %
Idaho. Tor B.ngtA county.
NAy Farley. PlAiutin,
Edward farley, Dcft
To EdpArd FAriry Defendant
Ia the naine " the people " thn q d
In the Territory u ilatO
Y0u are notified that there 4 n1W cn 1fr b.
thu nlfiNe UE gl4r ar& If fAr DISTRESS toaFt nf
the Third Judicial District ~ SAITH frrr,t0Ff Ga
bingham county, thc g0MpHnlut - Nay
Farley demanding iudgnrut against yoa guf
the dissolution ~ the bands ~ mAtrir4UstF
now existing between ypu Ati piaiatsa A,st
Alsp Awarding thw ruAtuslF 80 tAF ta8 tI.uUr
emil iren. hga and Ella Lrguura t8rtsg. tt&l~
" sAit marriage Ia thc plaintin nlarS fuH5
app-aFs and 4 set forth To thn com plalut uti
Me herein, and that uulfss yun APPEAR anfl
answer sash CUmplalnt within TEN days 10 tbs
srryicF thereof, u served within utnghBHi
county. and Etthin twrniY days III sprsrd out
~ said county but within sahi DISTRICT and Ii
forty days " served out VI sAid dfstftct r4rgu
slEr ~ the day Ut service, Judgment viii ~
taken azminAt Yuu By drfallg ami plaintiff
wii apply o. the court fIr the rri9rE d-tnhHst
~ ,u plElutiTs rUmrhIHt NHtrlu
III Testimony 0EgruUf A T. h.rharis@n
tlrFk W the "a N district rituFt hatr
seal hwreuntn trt my haud and afasra
che seal " e&t4 autgcs at fHarkFiRgt
Idaho, this Jtb day ~ July l-W.
a l. RiCnAHuauS, A-Fk
X. y HOFEts4, hvruty
J, q Rich. AtIprury fuf rlantlr
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At BtAcgroor. tp.uo
July 25h tsun

LAND OFFICE AT BGAcgroor. tn,uo
c,....,.,, July 2jh lsq0
by RganI mnp ,baving been entered At this oi,ce
N'H KY tG comply with law ne I'd nasa ars tor
al ~, uated February 28th. isss ,,,,,. fhtfy
SOL se eS sw WI, 4, swl sec, 3, nell ne and s na2
sw se. section 10 Nj ro osm sTa NJ sou and
vic "as !, W NJ. ~ bingham county Hail. range
~ Ganoeilation OF said entry Win 2
saId nboy tss Nathan Sears has not feosi.i ~
since making sad entr an a. or any part thereof
"a, M ~, ~ " required by law ~ w Water
at ~ Pa TUE are hereby Summoned V' ~
ocion s oHec on day Of September isaS apP 2, y
ny cofeerntn, w d asspond aud furnish Testi,nn
~ ,siieEcl failure.
fEllhr J. ANsos. Rerisier
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02

Il is also recommended that the
primaries for the purpose Of electing
the foregoing delegates be held on
Monday August 18th, in the various
precincts. The delegates to the coun-
ty convention on the 18th, will also
select 6 delegates to the state conven-
tion at Boise City, on the 25th of
The Democrats in the different
precincts will hold their primaries in
any manner to suit their conyeniece.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-02

IMrEeUNEous boys say rich uncles
have the life-lesse of Mathuselah; the
anti-Mormons will say the same thing
about the conclsve Republicans be
fore they get through with them.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-30

we predict. Indeed il would not be
surprising II tie vote Of Idaho two
years hence approached $4,000. I.
was impossible for Idaho to grow fast
i" population and wealth re.tsicted a.
she was by territorial laws and with
mere pittances in the way Of ua,ional
appropriations. Wise State laws and
more liberal appropriations will bring
about the change. Idaho has the
natural resources. There are millions
OF acres to be brought under cultiva-
ton BY immense systems Of irrigation.
There are acres and acres of the
richest land in the world to be re.
claimed Mt comparatively small tx.
pense. More money will be spent in
public surveys. and this, too, will in
duce settlement. Favorable and
needed mining laws will be passed.
Everything tends to show that Idaho
has hardly begun to grow.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-30

IN publicly acknowledging that
tho position occupied by tho Demo
Gratis in Congress on the tariff ques.
,ion vas entirely wrong Senator cleo,
BFice. Of Ohio, pays . high, though
uoiotentional compliment to the states.
maoship Of the Republicans in Con
gress. Mr.. Brioe, who 10 Chairman
Of the Democratic National Committee
also, probably intended this state.
ment as . formal notice, to one
Grover Cleveland. that, on account Of
his free trade ideas, he had been de
posed from the leadership OF the Dr. m.
oora'io party. Still another object OF
tho willy Mr.. krioe is to stop the pres
cDt stampede from the ranks o: bis
party of the intelligent workingmeu
who are already beginning to realize
the great benefit to them Of the new
tariff law.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-30
Tue New Discovery.

You have heard your friends and
neighbors talking about It. You may
yourself be one Of the many who know
from personal experience just how good
thing 1t Is. II yon have ever tried It,
you are one Of Its staunch friends, be-
cause the wonderful thing about it Is,
that when once given trial, DIR. Kings
New Discovery ever after holds a place
in the house. If you have never used
II aud should he afflicted with cough,
cold or any throat, lung or chest trouble,
secure a bottle at once and give 1t u fair
trial. II Is guaranteed every time, or
money refunded. Trial bottles free At
Hewitt & Browns drugstore.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-30
TUE MONEY MARKET.
While Firm, II Is Free From Pressure,

While Firm, II Is Free From Pressure.
Bradstrest's for the week ending
October rs:
$50 far As railway shares are con.
cerned speculation on the New York
market tends to improve despite some
fears OF further stringency in money.
A break in Sugar Trust certificates,
however, partially demorslizcd the
market.
"The New York bank reserve aoai 10
fell last week below the legal reserve
requirements. Although some inflow
Of funds from the interior is reported
the movement still seems to 1e against
this city. while the redemp.ons OF ~
per cent. bonds by the Treasury since
October 9 have been 81, 1896, 600, being
below it's absorptions through the
custom house. But it seems to DO
recognized that the season is so far
advanced that a return of morey from
the interior is not only due but prob.
able. Consequently, while narrow
and ii.m, the local market vas free
from pressure. Call loans ranged
from 4 to 8 per cent with the aver.
age at 5@5a per cert. Time money
is scarce, and 6 per cent. is secured
on prime collateral for long dates.
Commercial paper is scarce and firm,
with best names and doubles 6@64
per cent.
"Following veto the closing quota.
tons: Call loans, 6@7 per cent.
per annum; time loans, 8 aud 6
months, 6 per cent; best city single
name commercial paper, 6@6t per
cent"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-30
$500 Reward.
Male Help Wanted.

Ek0 SALARY. $40 EXPENSES IN ADVANCE
WV allowed each month. Steady employees,
nverina and making collections. No postal cards
Address yish stamp. HAFEk L co Fiqua, Ohio
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-30
1t Is unler Republican admin
istsations that the country Is always
most prosperous. For the FIRST nine
months ri 1890, the United States
built 3,7S9 miles OF railway.

-"All Europe" shouts the fren-
.ied Democratic stump SPEAKER, 'is
srrayed against the Mckinley tariff
LAW" True. and in order to complete
the picture he should have stated that
all America is for the new law, those
who oppose i. being few, and rapidly
growing fewer - its manifold bene.
fits become more apparent
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-30
Died.
~

KELLHHKn-ln Hailey. Idaho. October seth, 1850.
Of Lemorrhaee Of the lunga. JEsHnIAH KILL.
HE. nstive Of Mec.com. county Of Cork. Ire.
land. aget 30 years.
THE funeral will take place from the Catholic
Church, In Bellevue. to morrow tFriday). the Goth
inst. 1t IL O'Clock noon,
All friends and scqua'ntances are respectfully
requested to attend.l
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-30

ENERAL AGENTS mske $500 10 sscOo Der
NJ year. eanv.ssers q 10 SO per day Aeliins
TIE e.elustvs right T. sell this shos in any terri.
tory 70 valuable monopoly. Our system Of sell
iog seis sAoS 10 new and original. AddseAs, with
0Ale0 Mas
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-30
ldaho's Growth a. Iudicated b. III
Votes.

C1euP d'AleR< Aines.i
Tho total vote OF Idaho this year
vas something over $4,000. 4 gain Of
nearly 1900 in the past two years.
Idaho 10 just now assuming position
favorable TO rapid growth. the next
Two years will witness an increase
greater than any previous Ave years,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-30
NOTICE.

To Whom It MAY Concern.
hereby give rottee thst I viii nss pay Or b
come responsbls for any debt eoot,setsd OF In
CURED By ny husband. ssmuel T. Tucker, Q
HALEY. Idaho. having left HE BID and eoasd
With JEST cArsx AND SAovocAfiox.
NARY Y. rrcxes.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-30
NOTICE.
To Whom It May Ccnceru.

10 Whom IL May Concern.
thereby give notice that will not pay o. b
come responsible for any dsbts contracted or In
CURED BY my wife. Mrs Mary n. Tucker. Of Hal
ley. Idaho. she having left my bsd and board
without cause OF psovocation.
s30ldkws SAMUEL r. TUCKER
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-01

The zone system of railway fares,
having a central ticket Office at
which tickets to all distances within
a central radius are sold at the
same price has been so successful
in Hungary, where it was first adopt
ed, that it has been taken up
throughout Austria. Germany will
shortly introduce it, so will Sweden.
1t is said to have increased railway
travel to such an extent that the
roads pay better than before. But
to make it q success in America
either the roads must be owned by
government or there must be CO.
operation among the various roads
centering at given point.