Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-08-20

themselves about the lnlOOk or their
management OF state and county af-
fairs they tell one another it is bad,
distressingly bad
Most men who wear mustaches will
twist them while making up their
minds on any very grave question,
but the average Office seeker will jump
at suggestion Of running SO quick
that you would never think he wore
mustache.
4 NJ c. Senter, OF POcatello, will be
th, Democratic nominee for county
Treasurer. This seems TO be the
consensus of the party so far as heard
from, and we helieYe the nomination
viii be rendered him by acclamltion.
What Tue News wishes TO say in fa.
vor Of the nomination il this III the
party cannot win with Mr.. Senter it
cannot win with any other man. That's
our endorsement
The opening Of the fall term Of the
State University has been postponed
from September 5th, as first advertis-
ed, 10 Wednesday. the 18th Of 0cto
ber. The regents have arranged for
a thorough course ia Agriculture and
the Mechanic arts, and they propose
thut this institution shall not be sur
passed Ia the West in the adyan-
'ages offered young men seeking TO
prepare themselves for the busy pur-
suits Of everyday life.
The name OF J. w. Eden, Esq, Of
pucatello, will be presented to the
state convention for an elector from
southern Idaho. Mr.. Eden will have
the Undivided vote OF this section for
the nomination. That is all the en-
dorsrment needed When everybody
i for man no stronger endorsement
can be given.
When man is a candidate for an
Office on the Democratic ticket, we
want him to say so boldly, and then
add that he Is subject to the action Of
the Democratic nominating convcn-
lion. We wouldn't give pod Of
green peas for the man who says: "Ii
| don't get what is due me from the
party I'll 20 where will be appreci
atcd aud will carry 100, 200 or 500
. votes along with me" A defeated
) man carries nothing with hun when
he leaves his party. Naked such 3
man came into his party and
naked and without following will sucl
( a man leave IT,
I Rev j. NJ. Wilder, the new pastor
Of the NJ. Il church, arrived at Black
foot Wednesday evening, and has en-
tered upon his pastoral duties. Hi,
;. wife and two children will iain hin
g this week They are en- route from
: their former home, Fort Worth, Tex
Q rs. Mr.. Wilder comes to this charg,
9 hearing the highest testimonials o
ministerial zeal for the Masters work
n and Of his scholarly attainments. Hi
II first service will be Sunday mornin,
!. ut ii o'clock.
e The News extends to the reveren,
u gentleman and bis family SINGER
and cordial welcome and may thei
9 home in our midst be ever happy an,
T, bright
II The parties who propose to NOV
= the county seat from Blackfuot, VIII
U propose to take up the court hous
bodily and set it down at some othe
!. place of their own selection immed
q ately after the next election, had bel
d ter tell the people what they propos
o, to do with congress for donating so
n 600 acres of land to the insane asS
Is lum at Blackfoot, the county seat Q
Bingham county, and for designatin
Is l}aukfoot, the county seat, as the plau
d for two terms Of the United State
= court annually When the mover
le are ready to knock out the acts {
# congress At the tirst rounds we war
Ii. to be there
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