Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-21

blackfoot, had better return them and
save trouble. This is fair warning
and means business.
NJ. G. senter, cashier OF The First
National Bank, Pocatello, spent Thurs
day at the capital OF the undivided
county Of Bingham.
Mr.. Calvin, at one time train dis
patcher Of the Utah & Northern road
when Eagle Rock was the end of
division, is TO succeed Supt. Ryder at
Pocatello.
The tone OF the press Of the state
generally has been against the legis-
lature for wasting time on a fourth U.
S. Senator.
Boise City rumors say that leading
republicans in the state are not over
ly pleased with Governor Willey's ac-
ton in the Claggett senatorial fight;
but what boots it? it is all in the
family.
Mr. and Mrs Presto Burrell and
daughter, Axis, have been quite sick
during the past week, but we are glad
TO learn are improving now.
Judge Beatty has gone to Washing
ton 10 investigate some of charges
against him. THE NEWS trusts that
the Judge may be able to meet and
refute the last one of them.
Now let the legislature top the eli
max by passing the dog law, and you
may bet your income for the next 40
/ years that not q single member will
ever again warm the seats in the
halls.
The family Of Mr. George Houck
hss been grieyously afflicted with sick
ness ever since the death Of his son
George some weeks ago.
|, General Joseph T.. johnson is the
only survivor of great commanders on
either side in the war of the rebellion
}. and he is far past the allotted three
9 score years and ten.
p. A. Just, father of Hon. Nels A
e Just, died at the residence Of his sol
o a few days ago Of old age. Mr.. Jus
q was born in Denmark in 1916, anC
came TO America in 1856. GSalt LAX
papers please copy.l
THE NEWS acknowledges an invita-
ton TO the Fhst Annual Military Bal
= TO be given by Company T., Idah'
h Guards at their Armory Hall, Idah'
y Falls, Monday evening February 23d
Committee on invitation +. X. Hit
and Cap. d. +. Chamberlain.
Itis hardly reasonable 10 suppos
the Board Of County Commissioner
will make another order on George I
10 Bernard & Co, st. Louis, for offic
40 stationery. The last order ought I
satisfy them, both with price an
en quality Of work. Not an office in tt
ne county but could have done better
Deputy u. S. Marshal w. 5. Hol
n son has Just returned from pleasar
er visit to Mardi Gras at New Orlean
no He found the south land beautifI
Al with flowers, roses and birds Of earl
spring time, and the people ioyor
and happy in the midst Of their a
~ nual festivities.
q. Supt. Ryder, Of the Idaho Divisi6
of the Union Pacific system, has wal
ed the gang plank to the happy goi
'er en- shore away from railroading Th'
~ another official wipes the cinders fro
his eve and bids good bye to Il
se Gould system.
'm aThe Blacktoot Ring must be ne
comers, We don't know them, but
llv all that is said about them be true
81 they are rustlers from away back al
don't you forget to tell it to Hanna
), The legislature, by resolution, h
.So y limited speeches to 10 minutes. II
.n resolution should have said: a te
members shall not 90 ali tie laiA'u
Not many of them can speak over
'ch minutes at best
ou Supt Bancroft, of the Mounts
Division OF the Union Pacific syste
in has moved his headquarters from )
Lake to Ogden.
mp Fred j. Keisel & Co., Ogden, |
ow about $4,000 by getting their col
flooded this week. When thev ent
,,s ed the cellar one morning they fou
In In Il n sea covered with floating ciga
,l;c tobacco, groceries and liquors. 1t
' oulred the aid of the fire engine pul
q whole day to pump it dry,
;on s The failure of Gov. Wiley to pu
bingham county man on the board
Insane Asylum directors is not a y
Iths soothing and invigorating cordial
iga- bingham county republicans
fact is they feel they are beginning
NJ 600 only the rear of the left shout