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baiu lfuhkm taaeihnt k9nHreentm
pfedioha snoEa yyvolAna . pfijata
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= Chieagu aletf Leroy BELL, kter}i
III. 6efVeucr faruyen : jln}mi dIlka-
mi velk}m psem fna6n6 pokousau
byl Jelikui rama ryohle ~ hoiila.
nepfikiaiana yadnh dhlezitost
prye znhmky hrosn6 nemoce e
dosiasily 80 teprv6 po6Atkcm min.
i}dne, kdy kte6e dostayoyali Sc
podly.
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ne dne ~ -rpna 6asut rama md.
stedko Red Mountain, Colo. Polar
yznikuul budoy6, ktorai po u6ko.
Tx liz mtsich obydcna nehyla
podpuroyhn sa prudkYm y6lrem,
rpxstfil ~ rychle na celt mtsiedko,
. nez udnsen hyl, padlo mu pres 70
hudny ~ obey. Skoda, pozarem
sphsobena, pa6i Sc ma $975,ooo, =
cehok sotya poloyina poiistenim
kryta Jest
Pozar yypuknul dne Ia. srpna
statnt polepsoyn6 pennsylvania,
' Huntingdon, Pa II celt jedno
kfidlo bylo ipln6 zni6eno, 6,mz
skpda obn0su $4,000 sphsobena.
Ma Sc "a to. 20 polar tento byl zalo.
zen n6kterSm choyanch, kter}z
zmatku phi tom vznlkl6ho k dttku
p0ulili ehtfl
Snizene jizdne. IA pfidinou nd.
ruduthn -ieziu Rytifh Pylhia, kite
r}k v Kansas City pfiEttho tyine
odbyyhn hude, sniaeno jizdnt Chi.
caga do Kansas City a zptt na rs.
Nestesii ndalo SO dnc Q. srpna
nasledkem rozstoupeni Sc koleinic
ma trait drahy Santa If6 nedaleko
Denver, Colo, a sice vysinul Sc tu
koleji osobnf ylak, pfi demz osm
cestuiicich uebezpe6n6 porandno
bylo.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-08-17
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NlhtlslikN Vit~tFHhfAlFHs HFt
tedAirh "a mt 6erfpnec 40 pfist4
vi new ofsk6ho, avefeinsna hyla
mifnltho i}dne sy|imamf i III
hasielosul Ceikem pfijelo tam
as,g0g osoh, ntchi ~, 100 byh
NUN 4 I0.G61 geH. DIe nArodn1sti
byIo $3.50 Ntmch, i0os Isuaa, aasl
italia, 1865 Sytda, $500 Raknsanh,
aIA8 lf6ann, glf0 lihrd a SIushkb,
1894 Anglieauh, 1904 Nora, s81
Finn, 52s Ss}csrb, $40 DAnh. lsf
feohh atd Il po6,u loboto zasta.
10 1880 piislshoyslca ye .taiu NcR
Yorkn.
prndk0n ,iebfici navhtiYeno
bylo dine .. srpna = tecefa mtato
Topeka, Kan, zna6n6 skody II
spnsoheny, stromy byly mocnSm
zitlem tlmt0 i kofenA yyyracnyany,
nikahk Atcch budoy sDefeno 4
snaony po6ct skcl We y}kladnieh
skfinich pfiliAn}m tlakem yydueha
roztfisi6n. T@ / n6kolik poyoza
bA 10 SIItfththhos
V Texas zahhjena pondti stat.
NJ demokraliokk konyencc, lee frak.
ce lloggoya Clarkoya nemohly
rhodnouti Sc organised, nasled
KEN 6ehol doslo K roztrlce a nepo.
chybn6 dojde k postavenl obou
kandidhtn prou sob6
yrahem smrtelneho lole sv6ho
otee sial sc dne o. srpna Chicagu
Joseph Jackman sice zayfaidil t}l
slu1ku Louisu Eiscloyu. Mlady
Jackman byl Ne slulkou 20 delEi iil
uobu MA stiru ay i,erf doslo mcxi
mimi u lhzka umirajiciho otce k
hhdce, b6hem kterGz mladik kapesnt
nh2 ,ytahnul a nekolikrate je ne.
srastn6 diyce do krku yrasil sphso.
biy II tax itzka poran6ni ae jim
nekolika minuthch podlehla Vrah
uprchnul, ani1 by Sc bylo polieii po.
dafilo jei syparati.
Sebeyra2du sphcbal ' itery min.
tydne Y II. Louis soudce tamuiho
kriminalniho soudu, J G. Normile,
nema minute zprayu jsme ptinesli,
ze proti 6asopisu "Post Dispatch"
salobu na nhhradu 100000 proti
vydavalelhm q redaktorhm kriminal.
nj lalobu pro uralku cti tiskem po.
dal. - Sp6sob, jak}mz tasopi.e
onom mem pshno bylo, roz6ilil icj
tou merou, b. konecne ziyotu ss6mu
konec uoinili 80 rozhodnul Zane.
ohal "a sebou dopis, n6ml prayi,
10 pfem}slel dlouho o tom, mali
urhlku mu uGinGnod smyti krsf pisa.
tele, koue6n6 prs ale uEnal IA lepsi
ylastnimu siyotu sytmu konec utiui.
q, nel yrahem 80 sthii.
0milostnehi "colonelu" II Clay
kinga, kter}i Memphis, Tenn
pro hkladnou yratdu X smrli odsou.
zen byl jehoatC popraya ' paiek
miunleho i5dne odbyta byti mela,
yyyolalo iak mezi ob6anstyem tam
MIN tak po celem siAtn velike
rozhofdeni ma mnoha misteeh byly
odb5yany indigua6nf schfke, ' niohi
tento Gin guyern6rhv EatraoovAn. V
Memphis dokonce dalo obecenstyo
rozhofeenf sySmu prachod Tim spa.
sobem, he na vefejnem nAm6stl
panhk, guyernera pteds,avuiici,
upAlen.
Dobytkafi wyomingsii, znAme
ytpravy pfoii "rustlernm' " th6ast.
nisst a nyni pro vraidu ie,lnoho
mich obialoyani, propust6ni byli po
dlouhe yarbd kone6n6 We slFedu
minnltho iydne v Cheyenne nA sso.
bodn pod EArukou s20 600 kaldy
sioe sial se kalsy vlastnfm s}m
ru6iielem. Soudce nafidil pfopu.
stanf vsech oblalovaHych pod Ekru.
kon na tom EAkladS. an hIldkni
xirasosani y6Ehh serifa tenet tt00
deuns ssAlo a Okres johnson, nSlioE
pffpad ten do Cheyenne pfenessn
byl, atraiy iyio kryti - rdrkhal. =
soudf -, ie uskteh obisI0sauych,
prou nimI rAyslnS svsdec,yt ra.
koa sirany islujici - nnltsA. vice /
soadu se neios,ayf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-08-17

Fan i Scanning. Colambas, Ohio,
plse' Ifpel lsem ~ lsla praalkfm
nefYesnlm holenim hiasy, Isl aAaIad.
ma pfnstFaiku uataupltl nsehfAio i
lepfva pnu5ltim AZ. AagussA Koani.
~ hambafskgoh kapek trvalo Wy.
Ia6ena hylo.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-08-17
X pr0najmuti


tiost fArmsteui. PronaImu dvs fArmy Jedns
$40 atra. hshna s. las vldslfno. pastry pro do
hytst, ilmli Foda ueustAlo pr0tska II Akfd "a
hrady, hdeA vice jak polovins stroma jest ID LET
s'Affeh osiAini stromy isou Bsco pozdsu 81.
zsnt Frostrsnuost tato ma studny dostatsk
zdrsYt sody Lnk % nkrd. slsvvni o ssestnI-
eiet. earnerib 30 -. maAt4i IA koni. spejohsr
na isoo busid obiii Al. Parma ohraasna isss
osihaiym dFatsm . yFdflena jsss "a crete 10 mil.
Cd wiiber "a Kramer . mile. Drnha farma
iasi y AiFa. ashfA a ie vEdsiano lousksi.o rku,
ostasni Jest prsFis. stAysni / sFttnioi 10 IA,
kfststm case lflslAvim. yoduu vain opasFs,-
"a YSaalanoss DO Kramer mfr. DO Crete II.
a. Wllbsr lo. Rent NJ obj f.rmy buas o. plasls
yidy IN ptsdu. = Piats ma jos Iesak boz III
kramer. Lancaster O.. Nsb. usst
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-08-17

Niklo by nemaaei trp9ti boleasmi
iaiadetuimi. neb ktc6oyoa usb iludni
kollkou, kdyby uiiI DostaIay lak
prou eholefe a prajmu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-08-17
DO Ellsworth Co., Kans.

oznanule Sc ysem cyangeIiek5m
kralandm. 10 nedslI dine n. srpna
We hodiny odpoledne bude kaxatl ye
Wilson =. v. yokolck New Yorkn.
josef Fisher.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-08-17
I'rolaIll
Lot ma prodei :. =, %i's,., -. = Ss.,- :.
lednateIe Sc hIedall "a sluzne,

sase e gsufisa. a. pruAsil ness psfeutgfs ehse
mtsks ssskf rymsFuyfni laE0asfa. Nsffg-
ssisii . Hsflsps pfotfssiti sf noslnka Vfnsis
iakessi takaasis - espa ftFfiateh Nsfassffs
psFsf faseh. isto skEfaat -sss - - proeeaf
ffftika. Ss1fa tefnstri pfaasl - f1tl tssfi
esssh gtaf 20 ~ - aesa heflnkea Pfsea4-
tss - 4tsnastl nsni rslfeha D pn4miakYa
ssts.sai Fil.s - ssfss Nsnrps kfsssf xfl ca.
u CfassssNs fxNr
M1fft
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-08-17

k6a iap VIM. Kouba. DO DsdGgnA domo.
~ VEN Cincinnati, o.. KANT Pa.
trok zapadu po vies rokd mu ma over rasliAn
byl. Tehto ttdsn uznamIl nam postpvsky. by.
ohom saaepis sassAsili. an p. KoubA opus,il pry
mss,o. ms kAueohai nszaplaeeny dart na
$1,000. Takogt dArebGotd "a posisdni dobu
Sc Fslmi tastp pfiaGzi. H. tAkoysm odSratsh
Vice hlkdy nsslytime. proto budem veimi po-
yddsnt kstdsmu, kdoi nam Adrosu tAkosych "a
sle, h
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-08-17
H0stinec ma prOdei 20. ?

ftasny eeaks aiyrii na slime ailyens uliel. De-
erf ohehoa. maiy naIsm, yhodsa pfil~tstast pro
y, sdoa ohehod hostinsky gafiain 81 ohtSIL
pthlAAky pissmns pod adrssou ''Hostlnso" III
lima Pokrok zApsdu. lis-D
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-08-17
Pfijmu do prace

stsL ktery ehee fcmssie rdokonallt Haste
e u eesksho psAafs Y. Kubovce, is,9 iii. "a. al.
Omaha, iie-s
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X pr0najmutf s,vss,s ,s,ss a,:s1Ss, .,:sSl's ,. .
?. W. BuukAl, i227 g. i,th S.. Omaha. de-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-08-17

priima On dobry sehopny mlsdik
AJ"'o So tsrnictn yyuSeny. Mud
byt Haboden 6eskS snglioks teei moosn.
Obdrt dobry plat stale misto. Podninky
sdsllm pisemns. Plsts IA Tom J. LIbortin,
ryndali 80. Dab. tl7nl
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-08-17
P0loyiGni pOdiI :. vI,,ov.ra .t",.s s.,. "a. e,

kde je yelkf odbyt ohchod dobte Eavedsny, -
pp ptipAda plYogar eely, yyproda 81 yolnS
ruky. Pthiasky ptiiima ''slGdek". Q. o. pokrok
ZapBdu. u.s.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-08-17

PrOnajmu lacinO .,:,n,,ts, a,s ss,, . o.,
meuai rodinu. K ssshoykni Timed. Haste o.
u Fr. Seven 1898 "a IS ul.. Omaha tI7ra
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-13

su bauen, aufgeeeben, ba Der @eneral-Nn@
ipalt oes STATES Sutnois bic 0anlen bar
auf aufmertiam sema6t fat, oaB lie tetn
&edt baben, @elo tiir irseno wel6e 8aus
ten ouf benz NusiteQungSplab aus benz
tbnen our 8erfisung ftebenoen Staatss
fonbs au bepiQigen.
Or. Bertplette, @ommiiidr Der 9lrgenz
tinil6en Gepublif, bat cine Nl9itationsreile
our6 bic YroDtn3en Santa Sc urb Gntre
Gips unternommen Die @ouDerneure
nabmen ibn auf bas 6eralidite auf. 8etoe
8ropinsen tperoen nomentli6 tbre 9u6ttez
feit i'm Mferbau, gieb3u6t uno Stetl6s
p0Geln seigen. @ouperneur Gafferata BON
Santa See bat ieinen 8elu6 berelts ansez
melOet.
Ser 0amenausi6uB fit SausbaItun9ss
peien bat beldlOiien, bier I'M Sttoe
Der cine Notwithstanding BON 9ausz
frauen ab3ubalten.
Sranf S. Sprague aus Stem Oorf, 3rdz
iioent Der Nnerican Suititute OF electrical
@ngeneers, uno ptele anoere Witglteber ies
mes 8ereins belu6ten geitern ben Safion
Start.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-13

men Jtetlen, namentlt6 1etner eriten uno
let1er leBten, befunoete, ftnb Die tmponle@
renottem Setten in Dem @6aratter oes @ez
rllelen ullo tDeroen i6m filr ale 3elten Die
SelDultoerung Der Nelt ltGern.
OaB @brgeia Elm anberer Gbarafter3ug
oes GntoederS mar, lit nidt gu perleugnen.
Nber iper noute ibn all0 p~erfennen? Sit
BOD Der Gbrgeis meDr ober pentger Der
@runb3ug auer groBen 2eute, cine Der gez
tDaltt9lten Sriebfeoern Der W9eni66eit,
lpelde fraftbouen Jtaturen gu INNER neucn
ullternebmungen 5mtngt uno tDelde ni6t
gum fletnen S6eile Die W2eul6beit auf ibre
g%egentpGrtige 6Dbe enIporgebOben bat.
Nu6 bat man Columbus tleinli6er
9ablu6t be5t6tigt, inoem er Die 8elo6nung
bon 10000 Wtarapebis idbrliG, Die Der &0=
mtg oemienigen nerbetBen bate, tpelher
DG6re1o Der eriten Neltfabrt 3uerIt Ga1o
erbltGte, fur it6' reflarniert babe, anitatt
ite Dem Mtatroien Goorigo De Sriana 3u
gOnnen.
Maibington Srbtng metnt, baB ~tpentger
Die 6ab1u6t als Der @r5get3, aud uirflt6
Der erite @ntbeder bes BON ibm geluGten
9anoes gu letn, ben MomtraL betpogen baz
ben Mode, ben 8reis fir itn 3u bean=
lpru6en, Da CT in Der gtadt Suerit oaS Die
gtdbe Des 9anbes nertInoenOe 2i@t geiebem
babe.
SIT es unmDsli6, bteIe 6rage nit Si6er=
belt 81 entideioen, 10 min uns aber bebiinz
fen, oaB in ben mod norbanoenen 8riefen
uno S6riften bes Nbmirals faum irgen0
pel6e 6inlDeiie entbalten itno, tuel6e auf
etnen babiI6ti8en @baratter 6es Golumz
bus i9lieBen Iaiien f0nnten. 9asegen
lpribt fir i'm, oaB er itets Die gemtiienlole
9lusbeutun9 Der SnOtaner ieItens ieiner
Seute gu u%erbinoern iu 6te uno lebtere an
mics, anndbreno reele @ertbe gegen Die
etn9etaui6ten @olbfOrner Der @tngebOrez
men 3u 9eben, ferner, baB Ct, obpobL ftnanz
5ieu ielbit idle6t befteut, bod Die Gesabz
lung Der 2eute, pel@e i'm auf ietner legten
&etie begleitet batten, auf ii6 nabm, obne
9eraOe aQ3u eroBe 9lusit6ten gu baben,
bieie Summe tpteoer gu erbalten. Stirling
erpGDnt, baB Columbus audi be6eutenbe
8etrGge fir Die 9lrmen ieiner gateritaot ioz
tDte fir anOere pobIt6dti9e unb firAli6e
3wede 9eltiftet babe.
Nortfebano fcser1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-13

@m 8. Stunt teierte Ser Srt Stb
8inbbam in Connecticut ieinen Speibun>
b~ertlten @eburtstas. Die olten nod aus
feitIi9, 8el6maft n an StpeI Sauienb
aberdeen begingen Den Seittag nit Wuiif,
&eoen uno GortrGgeu bon Seitseoi1ten.
Su 3weien Der alten Sduler bate i'm Nez
poIuttOnsfrie9e WlibingtOn mebrere gtd9te
3ugebra6t, uno anbere batten 5u berlelben
3eit tapfere fran3Olti6eO fft3iere uno NoIiee
beberbergT. 0as alte Staniforos 8irtbss
bauS itebt nod tpie gu colontalen 3eiten unb
iein S6iIo NIT Dem brttil6en @Inborn be-
finOet it6 nod lett oantals an ieiner alt aez
wobntsn Steae.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-13
lnnerifd.

Gussioe aug &ubolf Gronau's Seiti9rift our 4ooidbrt
gen Subelfeier Der Gntoedung Anterifas bur4
GbriitDpb Columbus; gerlag BON @bel
unb Wtiler, Setp5tg.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-13

BUTTE BON '93 Bis gum Is. @us. Die &d7
item miilien 6 SUB bod unb 5 SUB brett
ietu. &lImpenbonig wirb bis gum @eDidte
bon 100 Bfuno a1genommen; 8ienens
tpa6S bis 3u so Bfuub.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-13

UITl0lVHVI VVU""UV U"lC1I UUlt tItIW4tt.
9anptgebduoe ............8 $40, 464 Q.>S.
Otal9lnenbaue. .........5 04, 720
&unitgebduoe ........... 1860 y
@artenbaupalaft. $50. $50 NAL 100
2lderbaupalait III, 76O
Srauenpalait .208 NAL 2O8
ueber ben S6npfiH ipuroen unter einem
&oitenaufwanoe bon 81, 5OO,0 900 spei sroBc
8riiden gebaut.
Ser NusiteQun9spIab bsbefte elm NreoL
bon $50 Ncres, BON benen 285 9lcres etnges
SGunt tDaren.
Die 8unbesre9terung betpiQigte fir Die
2tusftelung Don 1876 $1,000, 900 urter Der
Beoingung, baB Die Summe suriGertattet
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-08-30
Another Old Timer GONE.

Last Sunday morning Thos. Allen
was found dead in his bed by Hon.
M. G. Luney. He has been subject to
fits the past year, and during this time
has gone through about two hundred
attacks of this kind. He had been
dead but short time when found,
and apparently passed off without a
struggle. Everything indicated that
he did not die in fit. Allen and
Luney were boys together IN England
and Mr.. Luney and family have ta-
ken good care of the old man since
his health failed. Up to year ago
he was very strong and rugged and
showed but little signs OF old age.
Thos. Allen was born in Liverpool
England, on July IS, 1919, and was
therefore over 73 years of age. He
was a good citizen, peaceable, honest
and industrious. He arrived here ir
1868 and has been resident Of thi.
place ever since. The funeral tool
place yesterday at 10 A. NJ.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-08-30
Notice.

1t is the desire Of Commissioner
Wells to publish pamphlet of Idaho
and devote some space to each coun-
ty. The State will bear the expense
of editing and publishing, but each
county must collect it's own material.
To do this properly it is necessary to
have money to pay the expense of
travelling, writing and photograph
ing. A good description of Boise
county, its history and resources, if
judiciously circulated at Chicago, will
be of great benefit to the county. To
do the work we'll we must have
money. I know of no better way of
reaching all parts of the county and
giving all citizens an opportunity to
subscribe than through the schools.
The children can succeed in collect
ing considerable money to carry on
this work if there is any incentive to
them. / therefore offer the follow
ing prizes:
/. To the school district contrib
uting the most money, one set of SIX
maps mounted on spring roller in
lock case, size 63x4o inches IAN
drews), price s39.
2. To the school district contrib
uting the next largest amount of
money, one set of "Andrew's Ana
tomical Charts (size 21x27 inches,
eight in se0 price $1,000.
3. To school contributing third
largest amount one eightinch globe
mounted on bronzed stand, price SO
All contributions must be paid to
the County Superintendent on or be-
fore the 1st day of December, 1892
and prizes will be awarded on the
10th of December
J. G. WATTS,
Assistant Commissioner.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-08-30
j. IL. WalIinE, One OF IdahO's Pioneers,
Celebrated His sad Birthday.
Statesman.

Yesterday was the eighty-third an
niversary of the birth of jerome B.
Walling, and his son Enos and wife,
with whom he is living, gave family
feast in honor of the occasion. A
number of Mr.. Walling's children,
grandchildren and great t-grandchil-
dren and Rev. J. A. Holton and fam
lily were present. A happy reunion
and a royal dinner made the occasion
one of more than ordinary enjoy
ment.
Jerome B. Walling was born in
Orange county, New York, Aug "A,
1909, and was married to Sarah
beaverton March 4, 1929, to whom
were born 16 children, eight of whom
are now living. Their descendants
number besides these, 48 grandchil-
dren and 80 great-grandchildren.
The wife died in April, 1890, at the
age of rs years. Mr.. Walling is one
of the earliest settlers of Ada county,
and by his enterprise and wealth has
contributed much to the substantial
interests of Boise City. He is still
ruddy and hearty, and his friends
hope that he may be spared to enjoy
yet many such happy reunions.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-08-30
PIacers Of Warrens.
Assistant Commissioner

A Warrens correspondent of the
Weiser Signal, speaking of the pla-
GERS of that section, says: Though
the quartz veins of the camp are to
be it's backing in the future, yet there
will be gigantic developments to come
in the way of placers. Though the
shallow and easily worked ground
has been comparatively worked out,
yet the placers are by no means ex-
hausted. The deep ground has not
yet been touched. A few miles be-
low the town is large body of
ground which is fabulously y rich. The
bedrock is thirty five feet deep, the
ground being level and without
"dump," and the labor of stripping is
SO great that it has not as yet been
successfully worked. In places where
the bedrock has been reached it has
yielded as high as 500 a day to the
man. There is a plan by which it
can be worked, however, but it would
require vast amount of capital.
Several miles below there are falls in
the creek and from here what is called
a bedrock hume can be run to the
deep ground and the whole surface
could be sluiced off and dumped IT
below. 1t would be a gigantic un.
dertaking and require bushels o.
money, but it would lay bare millions
of dollars. The scheme is now il
contemplation by certain company
and it may be commenced IN the
near future, but as they are some
what slow good live company coulc
get in ahead of them.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-08-30

OK the tenth ballot in the Demo
cratic State convention last Thursday
night John M. Burk received 40
votes for Governor and e. A. Ste
venson As. The Ballantyne dele
gates went to Burke. On the sec
ond, third and fourth ballots Steven
Son lacked only one vote of securing as
many as the combined votes of the
other two candidates, so if he had
gained one from either of the others
he would have received the nomina-
ton. The best man by all odds in
the Democratic party for the position
of Governor was defeated. E. A.
Stevenson has been tried and was
never found wanting. He is man
who could be trusted to act exactly
in accordance with the dictates oi
conscience. He is no tricky wire
puller, but firm, honest man, who
does what he believes to be right
without figuring on the consequences
He would have made strong candi
date, but he went under.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-08-30
Democratic state Ticket.

Governor, John M. Burke, of Sho-
shone county; Lieutenant Governor,
Frank Harris, of Washington; Sec
retary of State, Jas. H. Wickersham,
of Ada; Treasurer, Phil Regan, of
Ada; Auditor, J. w. Mcclure, of
kootenai; Attorney General, w. t.
Reeves, of Ada; Superintendent OF
Public instruction, J. W. Farris, OF
Bingham; for Congress, E. B. True,
of Alturas; Supreme Judge f. E.
Ensign, of Alturas; Presidential
Electors, G. V. Bryan, of Alturas
J. w. Eden, of Bingham; j. w
Reid, of Nez Perce.