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A. L. MORRISON, Register.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19

country for years. Not fully realiz-
ing the value of the find, the boys
gave bond to a colored man to sell
the three claims inside Of thirty days
for $4,000 cash. Immediately after
the bond was given, the purchaser
left for the railroad to get the money.
After his disappearance the boys had
some of the ore assayed and their
chagrin may be imagined when the
result of the assay showed s23, 400
per ton in free gold, and some later
assays have given as high as $40, 900
per ton.
For years much rich fiat rock has
been picked up in this vicinity, but
all efforts to find the lead have up to
the present time proved fruitless, I'M
less this discovery is the solution OF
the question Claims are being COB
bled up tn hurry, as the excitement
has become intense.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19

LANDER, Wy, July 14.-Slnce the
report of the gold strike on Turn
Creek, near here, several days ago
rumors of discoveries nave been
coming in almost daily. They cul-
minated Saturday in the receipt Of
news which is corroborated by fifteen
or twenty late arrivals, of very
rich strike near Atlantic, twenty
miles south of this place.
Two boys, Phil Harsch, Jr., and
Sam Davis, aged 16 and II respec-
lively, who have been working three
new claims 500 feet south Of the
famous Buckley mine, on Saturday
struck a lead which has since proven
70 be the richest discovery in the
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19
sHERIFFS SALE.
Tsrritory d Idaho. county d bingham.

Territory Of Idaho, county % bingham
by virtue o. an executi0n issued Que ~ The
Honorable Third District Court foe blnEh0n
county, % the 18th, day % june, lsJO, by The
Clerk thereof, la The case u n. Moore = Co.
versus Mike Nrainn. and 70 me, a. sheriff, al
rccted ans Delivered, viii pFueeCd a. sell lot
lawful money 81 the United States ~ America
between the hours OF niue a. %. and ave q. ~.
Tuesday, ssd, day Of July, A. D. 1890,
az the front door OF the court house iu iiIaek.
foot county % bingham, Territory ~ idaho
the follow Ing described property tp.Wit
The one third interest IA thu Oneida Mining
Claim. Mount Ptsgah Quartz mining district to
the county ~ bingham. Territory ~ idah1 a.
70 aupeurs on the records 10 said county ~
book 4 Of mining locations a. page ~ forty
eight jt5 forty 'uine and ~ tttY.
AlAo the two-thiFas intFrCkt ia tho @enk4u
Lode, Mount Ptsxsh mining district IL sad
county % bingham, Territory % Idaho. ~ it
appears on the records ~ said cpuuty uh la9a
a uf mining locations al page .zts tsu han
drcd and twelve.
Also the tWO-thirds interest IN the Lolita
Roth mine, Mount Pisgah mining district tu
said bingham county, Territory u Idaho. a.
Il appears On the records % said cuunIy -
bingham, On book a ~ records ~ mining ~
cations at page lsiB two hundred and thiftDrh
leavtnd ga a. the property % MAO Srsl5n o.
sat.afy a 344igtuFnt 4lUfs34utiuF a. al Ia b., IA
Yur % " Maare & CO.. aud cast - suit EUlEi
Given under NJ hand. thi. ~ lHy ~ Juua.
lfO. ". A. WOODEN. shetiR
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19
IL approving the Wall

IN approving the Wall street
scheme to demonetize silver, Presl-
dent Harrison has simply done what
everybody knew he would do. This
law is distinctiyely a Republican
measure. 1t was passed by Repub-
lican votes in both Houses Of Con-
gress sgainsl united Democratic
opposition, and is signed by the Re
publican President the moment it
comes to his hand. The Republican
party will hear from that bill again
in the Congressional elections next
falL-Republic.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19

A KANSAS man wants to bet sI0.-
600 to $50 that he can walk from
Leavenworth to Junction City, third
Of the length of the State, without
taking his feet from mortgaged ground
except when he crosses a county road
or railroad. Perhaps he might have
spared the exceptions. Kansas rail
roads are mortgaged, and the sale of
all the county roads in the State
would not realize anything like enough
to meet its county debts.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19

10 the District Court Of tho Third D,atric, q,
Idaho, for ulngl IN county. : ''s''''' %
May Farley. Plaintiff
Edward Farley, ncft
To Edward Farley. Defendant.
w the name Of the proplo ~ m, =. q
~ the Territory Of Idaho; n
=, You are notified that there IA nos n, a.. l..
~ gInce % the Clerk OF the DiatTict Cnt',t ~
~ lhIIu JUDICIAL District u said 'rprrit,,r, ~
pn.lghhtn county. the complaint ~ d.
III demanding Judgment aFRtpat yr,, ~
, W. hl-soiutlpu ct the bonds uf tnatri,,,,,,
~ ~ tAlsunR between you and plaintig Nv.
atsi aNhr,llnE the custody of tho tFo ,1I,,.
o,iillIen, iva and Ella Leouora Farlry t.!
=, sal1 marriage - the patntff ~ more s,,,.
NIX ttaIs hld " set forth In the cutnnisi,, ~
, ~ a,lelnI snd that unless ron antegr ~
ai.s,,r sald complaint within ten dsys =, ~
S,,,,,t. thsrpl, II served within Itin,.l W
~ at hIlu Nithin twenty days m ser,,c5 ~.
800 ,'s1 Cpuii} but within said distriet 49, gt y,
ai,3 w y served out Of said disiyic, 49, ~
faLa,' VIC day Of service JudFnsut Iii iu
iii, asaihst you by default ana ,it ~ "
ed H. " the court for the reljef ,,il!.,
~ , piai,ntlns complaint herein. iauu
"ia,le1hy whereof. !, A. n, RIcba.t.,,.
so.t sleFk OF the said district ent,,, tts,.l,
nereuntO set my hand and a nav
Idah1 Al, tne seal OF said court A. III a,inAen
iuano' this 9Th day Of July is6 ~ biaekf6ot'
II. II. Hopx,v. a. Z; RICHARDSON. .,lerk
&c htcH' Attorney for Plalnug
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19

The encouraging news that has
come to US of Democratic victories
in the States within the past year
and the still more encouraging news
OF greater victories at the fall cleo
tons admonish every Democrat of
Idaho that he should be true to his
party and himself and be up and do
ing until the sun goes down on the
1st day of October.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19

W ASHLSGTON, July ID, 1S9O.-A
week ago Senator Edmunds called up
on the Appropriations Committee of
the Senate to make a statement of
the amount of money already appro-
priated and the amount estimated to
be necessary to be appropriated at
the present session of Congress. The
statement has been prepared by the
combined efforts of the clerks of the
Senate and House Committees on APP
preparations. They are both careful
men who do not make 'seare" figures
and the result Of their work would
scarcely be referred to by the Repub-
licans as calculated to give free trad
ers ground for making unpatriotic
deductions. The statements have been
seen by Republican senators but those
who have inspected them haYe decid-
ed that it will be best to keep them
out of the Senate until pending APP
preparation bills are out of the way
except the River and Harbor bill and
then to bring them forward as a reas-
on for dropping that popular measure.
The showing will lead some of the
Republican papers to cry a second
halt on general appropriations as well
as on special pension legislation.
The bills passed and pending, not
including the dependent pension bill
and including the river and harbor
bill, call for the expenditure of more
than 45,OO0,OO0. The subsidy bills
passed yesterday call for 100000.
The dependent pension bill will re-
quire not less than s5O,UOO,0O0. AS
only $99,OOO,OOO were appropriated
for general pension expenses and
slO6, 10000 600 were spent in the fiscal
year just closed. 1t is probable that
there will be deficiency of 100000
900 or sl5,00O,O0O to be made up
out Of the revenues of the year. If
the river and harbor bill is abandon
ed and the sinking fund is used for
ordinary expenditures the apparent
expenditures contemplated, which
would foot up to about 1925, 900, 900,
could be cut down to s47O,OOO, 900.
But Secretary Window has estimated
the revenues of the government for
the year at only s45O,OOO,OOO. I'm
less there is general scaling down
it is difficult to see how the admins
tration is to escape the necessity of
explaining why it asks the country to
approve of deficit of $4,000, 900
There is one item Of expense that
the administration is disposed to in
cur. and Of which no account is taken
in the estimate from which these
figures are drawn. That is the cost
OF the 'bayonet' bill that Speaker
Reed and Mr. Belden are asking the
Senate to change its rules to pass. If
passed it will be applied to the whole
country if applications will set the
machinery in motion. No man can
make a close estimate Of its cost. bus
the estimates that were made by some
OF the men who spoke on the bill put
it at s10,O0O,OOO to the national ex.
penses for the year and swelling the
deficit to $3O,OOO,OOO to increase the
representation of Republican members
may strike the country as rather
extravsgant price for partisans Of
either Or any party.-R Republic.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19

The Democrats in Congress favor
ed the free coinage Of silver which
would have made it worth from l.25
to l.30. The Republicans defeated
1t and passed . bill which gives it no
value save as a commodity. Next
November the people will say who
passes muster as the two parties march
by in review.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19
piscord and Dissentlon.

For the sake of the grand old Re
publican party, some portions of the
past history of which entitled it to
be considered great while other por-
tons point in quite a different direc-
tion, but for the sake of the good
it has done it is to be regretted that
harmony no longer exists in ITS
ranks. Abroad it is threatened with
the wrath of the people for its evil
doing, while internally there is sore
discomfort and bitter dissention.
In Pennsylvania the revolt against
Quay methods is so strong that all
hope of carrying the state for the
Republican candidates, except by the
lavish use of money, has been aban-
doned. Quay openly boasts that he
has already 100000 in hand for use
in the campaign, and that Cameron,
to insure his reelection to the Senate
is good for 500, 900 more, while the
Pennsylvania Railroad, the Standard
Oil Company and other large corpor-
ations, opposed to the election of an
honest man as governor of the state,
have practically thrown their treas
uries wide open to Quay's use. So
1t is thoroughly understood that the
campaign is to be conducted on a
coin basis, and the Republican ticket
is to be elected by the corrupt use of
money, if unstinted money will do it.
And for grand old party, whose
! power and influence were claimed to
be deeply rooted in the affection and
confidence of the people, this is a sad
conclusion.
And in the Senate Of the United
States, that highly favored body,
whose seats command the highest
price ever known to be paid for leg
islative honors, the demon of discord
has stcalthily ensconsed himself. II
has been the proud boast Of that
august assembly that any member
thereof could give the fullest expires
sion Of his views upon any subject
brought before it, and even if he
chose to speak for week, as Mr..
Blair did upon his educational bill.
no check whatever was put upon his
verbosity. But now a change comes
Der the spirit Of the dream, for GER
tain Of the more radical members de-
sire an alteration in the rules. after
the fashion of Mr.. Speaker Reed. in
order to cut off debate upon the fed
eral election bill This revolutionary
PANPOolslOh tduSSu suCu EtLLllu0
among the dry bones as never before
was heard in Washington, ard the
swallow tails Of the dress coats of
the old fogies fairly quiyered with in
dignation at the daring attempt at
innovation. But the matter is left
for the caucus to decide and the next
question to decide is whether the Re
publican members will obey the voice
of the caucus, and thus bid a long
farewell to their old-time dignity and
independence, those precious heir
looms, whose shadows they hug
long after the substance has de-
parted. -World-Herald.
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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19

In the coming campaign the Re
publicans can claim no vantage ground
over the Democrats on the question
OF Statehood. The Democrats were
abreast with them on every PROPOSE
ton; they can claim nothing on local
issues, they can claim nothing on
segregation and Mormonism because
these questions have been settled by
Statehood then, the only thing left
viii be to make clean, honest, hon
orable fight on party principles and
policies and on the merits and fitness
OF the men named for office.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19
Delinquent No,les.

~ meeting % the board 4
tees 81 the BlackfoOt Irrigaisa
held this day, IL was ordered 4
assessments and balances nos q
work on the company canal q
paid on or before the isgh n
will bc declared delinquesl i
much Of The stock % each shTs
er 80 delinquent, A. will eoyg
debicdness, will bc advsrtis
sale according to Law.
JOHN AioNruoNEKY, "
Blackioot, Idaho. july 2, ~
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19
EsTRArS.

Came 20 my ranch about ass
ago the following described "a
One sorrrl mars branded q I
lcft thigh, weigh, about / ,00a
Oae white mare braniai Y
lett thigh aud / ) on left sh0gia
One bay mare branded z u
shoulder with anchor and II "a
Owner can find above asiul
proving property paying ~
and addressing ALBEEF III
Blackfoos, Bingham Co, la
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19

ONE Of the novelties Of barbecue
given at Columbus, Ca, on the
Fourth, was chicken pie seven feet
long and five feet wide, and deep
enough to hold ten dozen yellow.
legged chickens. The drum-sticks
went to the babies and the wings to
the girls.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19
Notice for Publication.
LAND oTTIcE A. liLAcEToor, In.no.

LAID OFFICE At ILAcEFuor, IuAuD
June Z. TOO
Ngttoc j hereby given that William Howard
9i btaekIpOt. BinRhnn County, Idaho. has
MED notice ~ Intention to make pro0f nu his
u ~, ihnd claim No. Ia9. Ter the M and
sWA Sec %. Up. |, & of n IL Cast hcfstss
Register Z Receiver, ut nlackfoot m sat,Is.
pay, the 18th day uf July. iEg
re names the following witnessed 10 prpvp
Voc complete irrigation aud reclamation ~
salh land Presley ~ Fux, Jr. Crorvr
founE. Lewis X. Pritchctt, Marshall Ctrr 81
OF bingham County, Idaho ~
Beanie Knnkcl, Atty's 1''V'' ''A's'oT'
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19

The New York, Press, Col. Shep-
herds paper, is authority for the an.
nouncement that Blaine will soon re-
tire from the cabinet. THE News
predicted the same thing weeks ago.
When Mr. Blaine is free you will get
something highly interesting from
the inside.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19

No man should aspire to the Office
OF Governor of Idaho as a stepping
stone to the United States Senate. It
will not be dealing fairly and hon
estly with the people. When the
people elect man to the exalted
position of chief executive of the
State, they naturally enough want
and expect him to fill that position.
Any candidate of either party who
aspires to the Senate should make a
clean, straight fight forlt, and not by
q roundabout way through another
office.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19
Grass Seed.
Order your Grass Seed fra
BAILEY & s.
Salt Lake City, Z
Hor.es Lest.

Pete Hunt has lost the "a
described horses and will payi
al reward for information Iss'I
their recovery
! head branded circle II g
left thigh.
4 head branded with saddt
on left thigh.
! Bay mare branded with q
on left shoulder
branded N on left thigh
J branded l. on left thigh
J branded circle Y on len y.
] hay stallion branded viii
head on left thigh.
Send information TO Blackies
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19
Bnd .inimals Uan.,a

The undersigned wishes % ~
a lot Of native Wild animals u
bear, porcupine, lynx, badm
cat, wolverine, eayote. deer, a
the like Parties having .sss
sale should address me IL Ma
office, Cassia county, ldalio
W A b
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19

If the anti-Nlormons of Bingham
county be forced to yield the right of
way to the Republicans it will hurt
like pulling the wrong tooth. Gen
tleman, il will hurt bad"
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT nLArNruUr, In4no
IuEo Eth leuu
SOticu "a hereby given that Prrairv Il
Fox, sr,, 81 Cana. California, has alsat ns.tie.
u Intention ~ make pFUuf % his desert lana
ciaini, NO. ~, Tor the sWS. wv. AMI NEt.
and Receiver, ~ Blackfoot on SATURDAY, tAr
18th day ~ July. ts9n
hc names the following witusaasa u prosr
the complete irrigation and reclamation SF
seid land: William Howard. Lewis Il PETE
Of BiHckfoot, Idaho
Became Kunklc. Attys.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19
JUST REoE1vki

AZ Mrs. 5. T. Holbrook ~
complete line o. Millinery Cod
brought 10 BlackfOol, Hats fuei
TO sl0 call early Boys and
Hats aspcciaity Ladies sphsl
IN latest styles, Ribbons, l.sual
Ties, silk Ties, Ladies saiesss
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19

Moscow covered itself all over in
glory by its Fourth of July celebra-
tion, but then that was only in keep
ing with Moseow's way of doing
things.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19

The Democrats can leave Washing
ton whenever they chose to, for Speak
er Reed win count them present any
way.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19

Ex-Governor CRITTENDoN, of
Missouri, is Of the opinion that not
one Of the Southern States VIII take
part in the Worlds Fair if Lodges
force election bill is crowded on
them by Congress.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19

The Republican central committee
meeting at Boise opened with a sort
of Methodist camp meeting love
feast-brotners falling on one an
others neck and weeping, aOh, Absa-
lon, my son, Absaloln, will die for
thee
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19

The Democrats of Boise City have
organized a Democratic club of 200
strong. That's right, blessed be the
tie that binds us.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19

REDUCTIONS in cour. expenses and
in salaries of county officers will bal
ance all additional expense of state
hood.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19
Notice for PnbiIcatIOH.

LAND oFFIcr An BLAckrooT, ~
So June oh. =.
NOtice y hereby given that the ~
~ settler has died notice OF be
~ MAKE hnnl proof In support Of ~,
~ w. that said proof will be made hei,s,
~. aud Receiver At Ttlackfoot ny
Ssug WIN 1890. viz; Eugene A. lonls
uppiai W.. Homestead Entry. No. liz \
~ cast, B.M.
d ~ nines the following witnesses @ Y,
continuous residence unon and cpls
n said land. Wiz WIN. tyasslnt, v
DV"niiie He1ihin J. Osborn, Edwin =
~, ~ OF bingham County, Idaho,
PEHHY J. ANeoE, wv
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19

ARE you DemOcTat? then yOu win
vote the Democratic ticket lst Of
October.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19
George {, Hafer,
Contractor And Builder
rlan' and Specifications Furnished.
Al w Kinds 5, Of Job Work promptly done
I'm - Entrusted to me will be done
IN a workman like manns r''
Delinquent Ditch So,,. -

the Boaras II afebre Ily given that At meo,,,
Ton Company 6eId Mao Of !he ortncuf ipsg o.
ie,1ia5 ~ assessment ~ sIai' ~ ~ at Oneida.
paysble I'M ne capital stock ~ XIV share was
coinpay w wy Sd 1890, to the treas'e,eo company,
n nj aa,,i npaid ON above date III, ssessment re
unless psvs f2r sale at public De delinquent
the highest biddas male heoe viii pfSt a and
lnquent assessasy, py ~ 1890 10 NV ~ , ,Ss 4, %
cruising aud expense 81 saie With cost OF al.
W. WoopLANp. see.y
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19
DR.. Rrtr,nnn.

Dentist, OF Ogden, Utah, ri
Blackfoot July goth next, M !
month thereafter.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19

Hon. Fred 7. DUBors in his speech
to the Republican Central COMMITTEES
at Boise July 18th, and BY the By the
best speech he ever made in Idaho
emphasizes the statement that the
coming election will be the most i'm.
portant one ever to be held in the
State. The News endorses what Mr.
Dubois says on that point It has
said the same thing more than once
before and in repeating it again it
urges every Democrat to do his full
and patriotic duty from this day to
the going down Of the sun October
lst.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19

ARKANSAS has an Eagle candidate
for governor, and Texas, much
larger state, has Hogg.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19

STATE Democratic Convention at
Boise 25th of August
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19

Poa SALE-One Bed IoansI
stutred) IS; also one upright Z
desk (walnutl sl0. G.Ca
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19
THE IDAHO NEWS.

BLACkFoor. SATURDAY July y ia
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-07-19
SUMMONS.

10 the District Court 81 tho Third Diatric, n,
IDAHO for bingham county: -
May Farley. Plaintiff,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-05-15
Treatment ofBaldness.

DR.. E. Besnier, in the Journal de
Medicine de Paris, states that the fall
ing out of the hair may be checked and
new growth started by the following
treatment. The hair should be cut
short and mild sinapism or rubefa-
cientapplied to the scalp, then every
five days the following lotion is to be
applied:
Acidi acetici,
Chloroformi. ................a .aa q. 8. M.
The above should be used cautiously,
as it is an irritant, and stimulates the
hair powerfully. In connection with
the above, the following pomade should
be used:
Acidi salicylici... ........... gr. XIV.
Sulphur, praecip.. .............. dr.. iss.
Vaselinl l....,...,...... ......dr. v. M.
This promade should be applied fresh
every morning, the scalp having been
previously washed. Fatty substances
retard the growth of the hair, and
should not be used.