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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-18
FAvA'S FINANcIERiNo.

The Late italian Minister s.Under Accu-
sation" for Appropriating Funds Al
lowed for the Rent or the Legation
Mansion In washinGton-He Drew g.
600 : Year for the Purpose. and Occu-
pied Very Modest Quarters.
NEW YoRK. Sept. ia Washington
special to the Commercial Advertiser
says: Private advices received here from
Rome make il appear that Baron Fava,
the Italian ex-minister at Washington.
who got his government into an awk-
ward controversy with the United States
over the New Orleans riots and was re-
called. breaking OF diplomatic rela-
tions between the two governments,
has been placed under accusation for
appropriating TO his own use money
allowed for the rent of the legation
mansion in this city. Italians say that
being placed under accusation" is
equivalent TO being indicted.
II is explained that the minister was
allowed by his country 5000 year
for the rent Of palace" While here,
however. he occupied rooms in a very
modest house. which. IL Il said. cost
him a very small sum each month.
Persons who entertained no very
friendly feelings for him called
the attention Of the Italian
government 70 the matter and
pictures ! Of the house in which
he had his rooms have been taken and
sent to Italy. 1t Is said also that the
prime minister had an investigation
made to determine how much style his
minister kept up while here. His be-
ing put under accusation" was the re-
suit OF course II Is known here that
Baron Fava lived in very modest
quarters, but the accuracy Of the state
ment that his government allowed him
5000 year for the rent is something
Marquis Rudini knows more about than
any one else here.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-18

@ANJOX9
doth the method and results vbsr
syrup Of Figs i taken; Il Z plesaant
and refreshing TO the taste. and 49,
gently Jet promptly on tho Kidnevs
Liver and Bowels, cleanses tbe ~
tenn sasctuAlIy, dispeIs colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs i The
only remedy Of it, kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to the taste and -.
ceptable to the stomach, PROMPT n
'ts action and truly beneficial in -
effects. prepared only from the mot
healthy and agreeable substances. ~
many, excellent qualities commend 4
to all and have mado e tbe mot
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale n 5Oc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists- Any reliable druggist Who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure ! promptly for any one Who
wishes 70 Try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SKRUP ca
SAY FRANCISCO. car.
i00'NIxfs A. azw vosx. ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-18
ABOUT WAGES.

How wages Havs Risen In England : Our
WaEes Under Protection Have Gone
Down N some P1aces-A Case FOR Pro-
tsctionist Lying.
That wages In general are lower IN
England than In the United states il 4
well known fact; but Il Is one which
gives our protcctionists occasion Tor
much downright lying. They pretend
that y Is the system Of British free
trade" which has made wages lower ii
England than here; whereas the fact Il
that wages have not been made lower
n England at all, but have constantly
tended upward since England adopted
her present policy.
4 recent sesaion Of che ROYAL Com
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-18

SHENANDOAH. Pa, Sept il.--wedncs-
day evening the floor on . Main-street
building gave way and fell 10 feet into
2 cellar, carrying many people with il.
That day party rented It for the day
and evening 70 exhibit ''The Devils
Child" and attracted large crowd.
just Is the performance was about "a
begin the crash came and the floor
gave way. Johnny Hutchins, lad Of
IS years. ID thought 70 be seriously ia.
jured from being trampled upon. The
panic for few moments was dreadful.
and y y wonder that no others were
injured
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German
Syrup"

]. G. Davis. Rector Of ST. lanes
Episcopal Church, Eufaula. Ala:
MY son has been badly afflicted
with fearful and threatening cough
tor several months, and after irving
severalp Prescriptions from physicians
which failed to relieve him, he has
been perfectly restored by the use Of
two bottles Of Bo-
AnEpiscopal schee's German Syr-
up can recon-
Rector. mend it witho ut
hesitation" Chronic
'evere, deep-seated coughs like this
are as severe tests as a remedy can
Dc subjected to. 1t is for these long
standing cases that Boschee's Ger
man Syrup is made a speciality.
Many others afflicted as this Lad
was, will do well to make q note Of
This.
]. F. Arnold, Montevideo, Mimi.
writes: I always use German Syrup
Tor a Cold on the Lungs. have
never found an equal to it-far less
} superior. o.
c. G. GREEN. Sole Man II. voodbury,XL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-18

The enormous Mckinley duty on
pearl buttons has given rise 70 efforts
to evade its payment Button forms, or
buttons finished Is TO everything but
the boring Of the eyes, have been
brought In under the claim that these
were not buttons and could not be
taxed as such. The matter. however.
has been decided by the officials, and
button forms must now pay the same
duty as the finished buttons
The old duty on pearl buttons was
Is per cent; the Mckinley compound
duty Is equal TO 400 per cent on the
cheapest buttons
With such IN enormous duty the
temptation to smuggle becomes very
great A trade journal warns the Gus
toms authorities TO ''look out for but
tons incorporating In the shane OF no
tatoes and stealing over the border in
other disguises" The same author
points out how great the temptation 70
smuggle Is, since 1.-THE srticle in ques-
ton Is 50 portable. and the gains rom
Illicit entry are 50 large -
But how could there be any tempta-
ton 70 smuggle II the domestic manu-
facturcrs had carried out their promise
made before the Mckinley COMMITTEES
that "home competition will insure low
prices to purchasers and consumers OF
our products?''
by the way. are pearl buttons such =
harmful article that the very poorest
American consumer must Be made 20
pay tax Of four dollars on every dol
Iar's worth Of them used?
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MINISTER EcAN.
he = Playing the Role Of 1ntercessor-
HIs Course Upheld.

IIIs Course Upheld.
VALPARAISO. Sept. 1i.-United States
Minister Egan i q very busy man at
present He is playing the role Of in
tercessor for mercy toward the con-
qucred. He is using the strongest in.
fiuence at his command upon prominent
men In the junta's party in behalf Of
I5almacedas erstwhilc supporters to
prevent the confiscation Of their prop
erty. It is very likely that his Efforts
viii have considerable weight a. there
has, within the past few days. been .
complete change la the attitude OF the
junta's people toward him Among
other signs Of this Is an editorial in the
leading paper here. 1t expressed great
Indignation at the attacks made upon
Minister Egan both in Chill and abroad,
and declares that all statements charg-
ing him with craftsmanship are utterly
basclcss His conduct, 1t says has been
- unselfh as II has been been praise
worthy. That this Is the truth. ID
adds. many prominent members OF
the junta's cause can testify. Min
lister Egan's timely and courage
Gus Intervention at various critical
times, It says, saved many we'll
known Chilians Of the congressional
party from disgrace and suffering.
There are many incidents. il states
that may not be published at the pres
ent, but when they are revealed to the
people Il will BE- found that Minister
Egan has stood in an enviable lirht
when compared to the other foreign
ministers in Chill. His private conduct,
Il says has been generous to all in dis
tress. and sympathetic to those over.
come by misfortune.
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NEW YORK. Sept. 10. Yesterday on
the application Of counsel for the A. y.
Williams Post. O. A. r., and for the
local associated O. A. n. posta Judge
Ingraham in the supreme court granted
writ Of peremptory mandamus di.
recting the commissioners OF public
charities 70 pay warrant on the com.
missioners for the relief of Jacob III.
rich, an INDECENT Union veteran. This
= the first application In this county Of
chapter POI. laws Of lsss, authorizing
local q. A. r. posts 70 draw for the
support Of needy Union veterans or che
widows and families Of such.
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Average
wcssly Wages

From this table Il will be seen that
wages in the cotton industry rose from
- 30 TO only s7.s7 in twenty years, or
only IL per cent. against rise Of from
q to so per cent in England in thirty
I'VE years. But this official report
shows that wages in the ten leading
industries OF Massachusetts were actu.
ally lower by per cent in 1880 than in
1860, before high protection began
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RESIGNED.


Chairman Cooley 81 the Interstate COM
merce Commission Resigns.
DETROIT, Mich. sept iO.--A special
70 the News from Ann Arbor. Mich,
says: Judge Thomas NJ. Cooley. chair.
man Of the Interstate commerce COM
mission. has handed in his resignation
1t Washington. When seen by re-
porter be stated that his reason Is his
failing health. Although not BY any
means in dangerous condition. the
several relnpses which he has suf-
fercd during the past two years
have made such q course necessary
A 70 his future plans. they arc as yet
not determined upon. lie will take a
much needed rest with his family In this
city. II Is his intention to totally alb
stain from all study or work whatever
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-18

SALEM, Mass, Sept. ii.-Those in Z
position 70 be familiar with the Searles
will case say that the prospects are
good for compromise before the hear
ing comes up two weeks hence. They
say that the Southern Pacific stock Il
held together under this will. and that
rather than take the risk OF breaking
up this large block Of stock. the parties
will pay rouDdly. and that Timothy
Hopkins y really the only one who has
, case that will bear any sort Of !
judicial investigation. The outcome Z
watched with interest.
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aorot1ths 70 the usual
statements. AZ Mont
sous audrex. In the
Jura. August Is. 1918.
The Register OF his
birth. however. shows
the fact 20 be that he
was born IN 1907. He
was educated at tho
college Of PolIgny.
studied Law IA Paris.
and Ia due course was
admitted as an adj
vocate. lie took part
IN the revolution OF
xL1A .I..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-18

The aggregate capital represented
BY the various trusts" In the United
States amounts 70 more than q, >
900. go. or more than two-thirds OF our
entire manufacturing capital IN. Y.
Merchant.' Review.
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CLAIMED ~ DEATH.

PRESIDENT Francois fauie Juies Cp>vv
% the French Republic succumbs 70 -
Stsek 90 Fnsunonia-ite WAS an Ardent
supporter of the Republic aud served Il
faithfully for Many Years.
Paris sept io.-Francois Paule Jules
"revy. ex-president Of the French re.
public. died to-day Of pneumonia al
ms home At Mont-sous-vau drez.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-18
MONEY -EuR AL usuVEs MONEY
NEGRO PREACHERS Ano IfAcuERs nEAn.

Tell all ex-<iaves % sen1|
~ noney oru<rjfor . xoI6
emblem bodke-vauEhan'D
new book tcrnfaininx les-
t<rs from Negro Bishops.
fro1erick Dough AZ. n l~nop
Newman. senator Cuiloul.
EExayorCarter Harrison.
Judge Ihuretou. and many
other. - pages. iiiustr6r
ted. blank. papers. ETC..
xuiIy exrlainiEg his *
SLAVE PE&EO< BILL
Clubs are nos forming sv-
cry where snd are en1oro-
inx"vaughar's I'll as IN
tro<1uced In thAF lsty flrso
Congress IN their lsehslf.
aaking ~ cash and tls per
month for some ana differ
emit amounts Tor csh<ra
Mayor vauRhan's new
book. that u the hest his
tory Of the race ever writ
ten. gives coxcnt reasore
WY the Government
ohcrid aud u1al~t grant the
former negro slave . pen
eion- Write atonce and kes
your nance etc. In his pen
sion register No ct1rke
II becomes 3 iaW. Add " -
unt<sn- n. 4. p. o. = - 0JIs
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18
POLICE AND COURT.

William o0oaseaT 5 stiil alive. aud
ms condition j. regarded fiatlerag
Since his examination began. Nlil.s,l
has shown wol,deIfulyltshsy. Tie hAsoat
sed.the oonap lAluIng n tnrss. Mot aFr-a,
sho died last mOnln. and has seen tie
judge retire tw.ue from Zoe henca pros
tratea ~ dangerous iilness, has Seea
Que prosecuting attorney retire from
baslaess and another come IA, and Las
seen Grand Rapids grew moan a city 81
q, 900 - neaIls 100 900. tie a~s AZ
ralgned Aoyember IL lasi. TIE nrst
Adjournment was a. the l9su, aB1
thence 10 the dates as they rUn herrln,
to-wit. November -, "a, neeemaef =.
T.. January :. IA, "A, "A, 81, February
:. 10. IS. IA 3, -. =, March l., aaa
The future 2Tth VII zee Nlil.Sm came
up smiling without 4 syn q be az
gfoggy. Tins : the oharae ttfssfle
which modern anthropology ea.ls aiai
OF the slayer. 60OdSeai i charged
with grand larceny.
one day Daniel Nandervere went 20
William 4. Flonn, secretary al the
CigarmakeTs lntou, aud SAID ht WAS
sent by jerry Dlkehease to gct ins. i3c
SAID Jerrys, benefit money CA accos..lt
OF illness. Daniel got - and thea went
and blew Il III. Flenn says the Whole
business : Il steal outright, and AandsI-
we're was arTaigned on charge 81 false
pretenses. He pleaded noi guilty AID
TOOK al adjournment 10 the 2oth.
Ills Honor expressed doubt when he
saw the empty sleeve o. William Nc
kee, that ne could pe convicted a. a
sturdy and able-bodled" beggar. Vel
that WAS the charge against oae-
armed man. TIE case MAS al lourntd
10 April l., az the best way oai OF "a,
the court well knowing INST many
things ale likely 10 occur with.n
month. The probability = That the
other arm and both legs o. Mckee vii
Toe gone when the case lsagaln called.
James Lowerle Is the man who had
so much money that lac kaew moi Nl@t
TO do with u, unlt - hc blew u all u Tor
whisky. He tired hard 10 convert
farm into one blg drunk, hat The cot
Dlaced hlm IN lall TO sober hsm ~.
Yesterday hls wlle appeared, ana S..
she thought She mad the matter ulc N
fixed, and asked the court 10 remit li4e
remainder OF the fifteen days teIn.
The court did 50.
There are on cal two cases for morn
ing and TWO cases for afternoon. The
former are {. NJ. Fails, John Ha !,
George Hennessey, Al. Brewer and joe.
Vincent, gambling, aud Claud SCOTT,
| deadly assault. For afternoon, Alex.
| Douglass. saloon open after hours, and
Ed. johnson, larceny more than So.
! Herbert Stewart, the truant boy Of
| the Stewart family, was handed over 10
| the probate court with view OF having
him sent TO the public school al Cold
/ water.
DIR. Remey Emanuel was drunk
again, and paid $3.50.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18
ADJUSTMENTS.


Ida Van Cortland attracted n large
audience OF ladies at the matinee yts-
terday when she appeared IN ''Asiray
or a Wife's Peril" She gave a ti4o
sympathetic presentation Of Armande
Chandace. ". J. Butler and Albert
TavornIcI were also pleasing III Their
respective roles. "Lucretia B0rgiA
was repeated last night TO large audi
ence. Tonight "Astray or a Wlio's
PERIL tomorrow afternoon "A
Swallowed Life" and IN the evening
Dion Boucicau1's Irish drama, "TAe
Colleen Bown."
There was a good attendance at
Smiths last night, and the Eiiotts,
with their bicycles, and the Edgertons,
ON the trapeze. proved great favorltcs.
a matinee Will be gwen today.
Chas. l.. DAVIS, of Alvin Joslln fame,
is 10 be at Powers next Saturday even
INC, and the lthos and three sheets an-
nounce that It Will toe his last appear
ance. Regarding this announcement
comment j. not IN order, but il is safe
TO predict that TINS play, which has al
ways been a monev-maker, Will attract
profitable attendance. Seats 60 On
sale Thursday.
The MacLunan Royal Edinburc Con-
cert Company. with native songs and
the twang and accent winch only the
true Scots can assume, Will be al Pow
ors' March 26.
In commenting on the rerfcfrnance
of Miss Gussle Cottlow recently. tie
Chicago Times said: "Ihe audience
comprised the leading music ans oi tile
city, and il was an extremely critical
gathering. Tie young girl failed 10 re-
ceIve any welcoming applause when she
first made Der bow, but at the close 81
/ the first number the audience. which
| had listened first with ind ference.
| then with wondermcnt. broke iofth
! in enthusiastic and long cont med cheers.
! Ii WAS remarkable scene, and tlie
/ iumult continued for fully FIVE min
/ utcs. MISS Gusslc's work was cpm-
[ piete surprise TO nearly every one pres
| ent. Her selections were Of char
I acier MANY older musicians would hes
F., llate 20 attempt before a similar audi
ence."
This little lady will appear a. the
/ Fountsin-st. Baptist church, Friday
| evening OF this week.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18
The nencon Wins.

The case Of James ". Converse
against the Michigan Dairy Company
has finally been settled n tie United
States Court. Judge Severens handed
down hrs decision yesterday. by which
he gave Converse a decree IN fore
closure for SO $3.50.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18

Smp's aVfiv "SwssxFs ofsTNEST.'
No mtefnsi medicne required. Cures
tettef. eczema. itch. Al eTHrtio8s ~
ihs face. hands, nose, etc, leaving tiIe
sksn Gear. white ard healthy. rs
great healing and curative Ts8weTs are
isossessed ~ no other remedy. Ask
ys0f Druggists for swAHEHs OsSr-
aFxF
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18
COssIrItE aEETIscS.

49, sssaiaa saf4aes fsas so es1 mesl wl5e
she fslssx AZ committees ga fhartsss sFta-
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18

Gag neat ~ - o'e3eck-
CoEsR. tee oa STREETS
tVlsmiEfee Oh ass anc Means.
NoMa4tles aa i.khs4ss
NaGglgllaee ca sewers
o. saetisn VI AID. AieAee council sale1rnea.
Is. A. SEfNkNsN,
lax Clerk
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18

Whether on pleasure bent or business,
should take on every trip fottls 81
Syrup Of = iFs. as q acts most . NJ ntiv
aud efectuallv on the kidney. river
and bowels. preventing fevers. lsad-
aches and other forms 81 sickness For
sale in soc and 81 90 bottles by All ie5d-
ing druggists
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18
RULES


Many books haze been av7zteu and much more has been
said about chata sick be,you should eat IN order nomz the
By the Physician but every one xuos the Uos.Tug articles are
not good to namely: Oum Morphine, BeAaaouua 4hoa
Deadly NgAksAade, Cocaine, CAoruI CaAomeL DzgztaAs
Foxgzo0s arsenic and its b1eba1uous Phosphorus (akes
excellent friction marches and ITS PREPARATIONS Phoshles
H11o-IA0sbh1e Nur Vomla and its acf5v PRINCIPLE, Shyeh-
nrue Hyoscyumus Niger Black Heudaue Oeum 7lgx Cot0u
OIL etc. DR.: S. Clay Todd does the abo7e b0zsOus
Hoov unfortunate the Physician aOh0 finds 1t necessary to
byesc,zbe such 1emeales.2
HOov much unfortunate the Dear PEOPLE avo think
they are obliged to take tile DOPE Aaken sovAouf the avs @
physician 0aed snclae and IN Ireland dehe7e 1t a0as
at Proposed make capital ofeuse and tn France
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18

We call special attention % the make
and finish 81 our Outing Shirts.
Nnf81. uNRFoIlsHFfaFR 4 Go.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18

Every seek of LILY WHITE flour
has lsciure 81 our Hil. None genuine
without a.
VALLEY Cry Mu8Hvs 60.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18

Staple and fancy styles 81 ffnf nr
Starts a. Kokt, Hsfpolsaslmtf 4 Cos.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18

Gt0es suh harmless remedies 7eW remo0e tie cause o.
disease and pains and SYMPTOMS 7an1sA like chat 601z
tie 7vznd, and tie patient finds himself as
aoeHas lie aoas dsto1e lie had the complaint
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18

There was good attendance at
Smiths last night, and the Elliotts,
with their bicycles, and the Edgertons.
ON the trapeze. proved great favoriies.
A matinee Will be gwen today.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-18


By Aid. MCKEE:
Resolved That the following locations IN
the respective wards and precincts thereof. OF
the city Of Grand Rapids be. ami they are
hereby respectively designated sad appoint
ed as the places for the meeting Of tho Board
| of Regis ration Of the cits Of Grand Tspids.
| Tor the purpose OF the registration oi the
! qualiiea electors Of the said city a Grand
| Rapids. Tor the annual ehartsr election 10 hc
| held On the FIRST Monday In April, A. u. lsel.
| in said city 81 6rand Rapids o. wit. On N OF.
| cay. Aprii g. AID. 1891. via
FIRST Ward. first Precinef--N Number Is
| Granville avenue Froiing's barber shop In
| said city.
FIRST Ward. secoaa Precinct Corner 81 FIFTH
avenue and Grsaayiils avenue In said city.
| first Ward. Third Precinct Number 81
| south Dlsisicn street. N said eits.
first ward. Fourth Precinct school house
| corner Baehsnsa street and stevens street. "a
| al eity.
seesaa Ward. First Presiact Number n
Maaree street, cashmaa's cigar store "a saia
| city.
| sseahd v sss. eeeoaa pfeeinct- At store Il
| = g. poeFniHk. sahsm hiees. Nsnh pivts
ias street ia said elty
| Tstrd wsFa FRA rfeelact- Hester FeH'.
ware rooms, seasa Disslea street ia ssid
| city
4hisa wAra sreaas Prseiaei A. siars
safth east fofaaf % onsfFy SD Packard
streets. Ih ssi5 ei1Y
| fhisa AFa. fBifa rfssSaeg ONE baaie
| sara liFsrs tsFa. ehefs stree4 "a ~ cifs
| YssFth Maid. FIRST fsesiass NamhsF 2.
| Fast hridge street. hsFmitaSs tees ia safa
l fuF
| fesgfs y ara seesa5 ffeeiaes asssse 20
| Nasta Issis street befWesa trsseeat sssAas
| sas Isaa street IS SAC CO.
| Fsasth y sEds thiFa Ffsssaet-Ai sas siofs
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-11


The Scott family-the blind mans
troupe. gave a very pleasing concert
at the opera house Wednesday even
ing. A large oil painting was offered
by the troupe as a prize for the most
popular young lady present The
prize was awarded to Miss Matte Hop
kins The vote stood Miss Hopkins
Alb; Miss Cora Sill 291.
The old "profesh" jurors and wit
nesses in the United States courts
whose faces were as familiar in Black
foot at court times as the barren peak
of Mt. Putnam is to the Indians, have
either lost their occupation, or, if any
fortune fayors them, will have to try
the fresh fields at the state capital. 1t
Is as hard for an old "profesh" to give
up the biz as it IS for an old govern
ment mule to keep from braying when
be cuts the wagon out the road for
the camp ground.
Not selling out at cost but NEW
GOODS as low as the lowest at Mrs. A.
4. Barnhart's.
Hon. Frank w. Beane returned
Thursday morning from successful
business trip to Washington. During
his stay a number of important land
cases which he represented were dis
posed of in the General Land Office
favorably to his clients, and among
them the county Fair Grounds con
test at Idaho Falls. In Washington
and in the States and large cities
which he visited he found the Demo
Gratis generally fayoring Cleveland
for 1892 and the Republicans with
equal unanimity for Blaine. Mr.
Beane had a pleasant trip and returns
in excellent health.
The Pocatello Tribune has passed
into the hands of Geo A. Robethar
Of Blackfoot and Representative Ram
sey Of Cassia county. The Trib ha
had a hard, iitful and changeful expel
fence during Its short life time, but
/ we trust now, under its new regime
E it will attain to permanency and frs
!. rank in journalism. Mr.. Robethar
( we understand, will supplement hi
a newspaper work with real estate bus
mess, and, from the two, we have N
doubt will gather in the golden, shil
I ing shekels.
! Trimmed hats in the latest Parisa
: STYLES at Mrs. A. L. Barnhart's.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-11
The Idaho Canal Company.

The Idaho Canal, the largest irri-
eating canal in the county. will soon
be furnishing ranchers with all the
water wanted. The company owning
the canal has obtained from the Sec
retary OF the Interior the right of way
through the Indian reservation, and
will extend the canal to Pocatello
and possibly beyond. The engineer
is now making the survey and the
work of construction will soon be
ready for contract