Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-28

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sad Intelligence of the death of her
mother in Kansas.
Mrs. Picotte, wife of the editor of
the Wood River Times, died at her
home IN HALEY Saturday. She had
been sufferer for two years.
Attorney Joe Miller came up Wed.
nesday from Pocatello to spend the
day with his family.
Butte City has a larger delinquent
tax list than Bingham county had. 1t
fills over four columns in The Daily
Miner.
A petition will be presented to the
board OF county commissioners at the
April meeting praying them to build
a bridge across Snake river on road
between Market Lake and Rexburg.
A prisoner now in Jail is there for
the third time in the past z months.
lie likes the county boarding depart
ment but things Of that kind should
be stopped.
Supt Bancroft, Supt Calvin and j.
VI. Bennett Of the Idaho Division,
went north Thursday morning on a
tour OF inspection.
The railroad pay car has been put
ON the road again and the old system
OF checks relegated TO the things Of
the past
Disastrous floods are raging down
IN Arizona, and even the majestic
Ohio is on its high horse. All the
low towns along its shores are being
flooded.
The regular quarterly meeting OF
directors Of the Insane Asylum will
be held next Wednesday. Governor
Wiley is expected to meet with them
Another native TO the manor born.
Attorney Rapp is the proudest man
in Blackfoot to-day. It's a girl, a lit
tic wee bit but be is prouder OF her
than If she was making her debut in
the first social circles at the nation s
capital.
G. g. Wright, the genial manager
Of the Coop Machine Co., at Idaho
Falls, gave us a pleasant call when al
county capital last Monday.
The Idaho Falls Times claims tc
have something startling on the legis
lature, the proof IN hand, We wait
for the opening OF the box.
Governor Wiley has vetoed the
bill passed by both houses Of the leg
islature providing for mine inspectors
DR.. Behle reports four patients a
the county poor house in bad condi
ton. One OF them is suffering from
a gun shot wound, another with froz
en- feet while the other two are suffer
ing with fever
Attorney Stewart has gone TO Bois'
City again TO attend to some case
now pending in the supreme court
A Kansas blizzard ragged Tuesda,
and Wednesday. 1t struck the Cher
okee strip boomers, about 1900 o
them, and the best shelter they ha'
was their covered wagons.
FoR RKST-A good hay ranch witt
improvements. Dwelling and ou
buildings, near the town of Blackfoot
For terms apply at News OFFICE.
Baled hay for sale at McTucker's.
Hon. Frank W. Beane and famil
have returned from their sad visit t
Goshen, Indiana, to attend the funera
OF the late A. NJ. Parsons, father O
Mrs. Beane.
Judge Stevens presides in the prC
bate court Office with all the compC
sure and dignity Of one with lon
wears Of office experience.
On the 4th Of July next We wi
have the biggest baby show in Blacl
foot ever witnessed In this intermouI
tain country.
The solemnity with which St Lou
observed the Sherman funeral ritz
makes It the best funeral city in ii
United States
Somebody has given out that a mer
her of New York's celebrated 40
tackled st. Peter at the Golden CAT
and declined to enter in at that cor
mon portal; he wanted to know whel
the gate was for the stockholders.
TpE News insists TO the very la
that the legislature should elect Nj
Delemar to the United States Senat
To leave him out would be discern
ination for which the members shou
be held culpable. Not to do so won
be an everlasting wrong.
L. W. West returned Saturday fro
n business trip through Custer count
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