Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-08-01


more than that. each one IL on his
prettlest behavior for the honor OF
Blackfoot, yea "for the honor oi
Bingen, fair Bingen on the Rhine"
Attorney Z. w. Beale, late of the
hrm OF Rapp and Beale, has law
card in to-day,s News. Mr.. Beale has
won the good will and confidence OF
his clients since his location ia Black
foot; he has been fatteringly success.
ful in nearly all cases given him and
we bespeak for him a continuance OF
that share of public patronage which
his success and strict attention TO
business justly merits.
Judge Stevens had an important
case from upper Blackfoot before him
Wednesday evening. Lester Decker,
foreman for Motfetis' cattle company
was tried for attempting to jump a
iandclaim OF one Lindsay and family,
and OF roping Lindsay's tent and
dragging II from ever his family. The
jury found the defendant guilty and
the Judge imposed fine OF fifty dol
lars and costs upon him. The case
vii! be taken up on an appeal.
Messrs Rapp and Keeler have q law
card in to-day's NEWS to which your
attention is called. Mr.. Rapp was late
OF the firm of Rapp and Beale, firm
well known TO the citizens OF Bingham
county and Mr.. Keeler comes as an
honor graduate from the law uniyer-
siiy OF Boston. These young men will
give strict personal attention to all
business entrusted TO them for any of
the courts Of the 5th judicial district
and We bespeak for them their share
OF public patronage.
Senator Fred 7. Dubois has recon-
mended the Blackfoot school for a
public library. This library will be
entitled TO receive copy of nearly
all OF the valuable publications of the
government What benefit it will
prove TO the school and to the citi.
zens OF the town and country.
The trustees must see 10 il that a
suitable building is erected for the
proper care and preservation Of these
publications. In year or two at
most we shall have q library that
every citizen will be proud Of. The
senator Is entitled to the thanks of all
a. Blackfoot for what he has done for
ia school.
A government official who, Rumor
pgts II, Is more meddlesome than two
good meu might be on many occa.
sions, is at Pocatello watching the
sales of the townsite lots. Now, il
Mr.. Morgan for a moment suspects
that Register Anson aud Receiver
Danilson will not comply strictly with
the letter Of the law and the instruc-
tions for the sale OF those lots then
Mr.. Morgan is rs far of his reckon.
ings on that score as he is on some
Of his Indian civilization theories.
The espionage Of the entire Indian
bureau will not make those two men
waver the fraction of an inch TO the
right hand nor to the left. The lots
will be sold as provided for by law
and the Indian department can sleep
easy on that, easier than on some
other Idaho Indian matters we hear of.
An old man OF s5 years came to
town.
An old man of So wears got full
when he came to town.
An old man OF SIS years who got
full told OF his srheumatiz" when he
came town.
An old man Of s5 years who got
full and told of his rheumatic guessed
al another mans age when he came
to town,
An old man of s5 years who got
full, told OF his rheumatic and guess
ed at another mans age wanted the
other man to treat when be came to
town.
An old man of So years who got
full, told of his rheumatic, guessed at
mans age and wanted the
other man 10 treat WAS a piteous
spectacle when he came to town.
An old man of So years who got
full, told of his rheumatic, guessed
at another mans age, wanted the
other man TO treat and was plteous
spectacle should wait another Is.
years before coming to town.