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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-10-03

commissioner, only got two votes.
Altogether nine candidates for COM
missioner were cleft"
George b. Hill-yes, tour" George,
the beloved old Grand Army comrade,
but variable politician-wished the
nomination for Senator. Did he get
it? or course not! Did anybody
'v'r know him to get what he wanted?
He was sent for to Boise, to 60 on
the ticket for Secretary Of State in
stead OF CLANCY. But CLANCY re-
fused to "get down eff tho fence" to
"come fl" SO George B. came back
pretty sick. He was promised the
Senatorship, but only got two or three
votes. He took to bed, and is there
yet, poor fellow!
| Andy Graham had dead thing on
the nomination for Senator; or he
might have had ''desd SURE thing
on the Representative. But the tricky
old party frauds refused to nominate
him. Hence this dolorous plant In
the Bellevue Herald of the first in
slant:
Almost deplorable omission, and
one which may prove fatal to the sues
cess Of the ticket, was q failure by the
convention to recognize the claims OF
the fa, ms rs and miners Of the country
for any leading office. They are the
hardest worked laborers and produc.
ers OF the country, and OF these two
classes the Peoples perty Is chi. a y
imposed in these silver States. To
proclaim in the national platform =
special regard for the reconciliation
. of silver, aud then to ignore the claims
of the stalwart miners who wear Out
their lives IN the production Of tina,
metal, is surely a strange oversight on
the part of the leading spirits whe
claim to be the managers OF the party
in Logan county.
And likewise as TO the farmer. |
was announced in the opening speech
Of the party who took it upon himsel
TO open the convention, that the part
owed its existence chiefly to tn,
Farmers Alliances of the country
Then why did this convent IN over
look the interests OF the farmers?
prominent young farmer Of LITTLE
Wood River was put forward to rep
resent that class Of labor, but hi
claims were ignored, and the plao
was given to ne Of f'm in Shoshon
whose partner in business had alread
been given the Senatorial position.
Th+se two Instances are sufficien
to show the unfairness OF the rulers @
the convention, and the disposition t.
grasp and hold the chief prizes.
We question whether the action q
n the first convention OF the People
l party will be indors, d at the polls, an
will be greatly astonlsl'ed, indeed.
it is.
AS to the Herald and its course, W
take occasion to announce that fror
this time forward the paper will be in
dependent in action, and will supper
only those aspiring to public station
whom it deems most fitting, hone.
and capable, aud a personal choice
likely to DO made from whatevt
tickets present the best Names for tn
places to he filed.
X ~
Next week full history will I
given OF all the aggrava,ing cause
that have impelled us to p..rsue ii
course above outlined.
A. J. GRAHAM,
Associate Edi,o
Captain Gum is the editor Of II
paper. Whether this action of h
partner will be Endorsed by him r
mains to be seen.
The Republicans have claimed Il
an county by lG5 voter. They no
claim over $50 majority.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-10-03

The First National rank of HALEY,
Plaintiff,
VS..
Henry Bews. Kate Bews, j. W Hodgman,
Helen Hodgman, James Suths rlsnd,
John MacFsrlane, Alexander Willman.
Andrew Walker. o. X. Young, J, o.
Swift. p, A. Regain. Walter Clark,
Charles Kohn, W.pthally Kohn. NJ. d.
Foley, II. Mullen. h. Johnson. W. II.
Remington. John Groomes, Michael
Ulrich. Robert Douglass. Chas. L.
Wiehl, and William II. Watt.
Defendants.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-10-03
The official postera o.

The official posters announce
the "Hon." e. B. True and "Hon. :"
Mr.. Reid-which is proper. But
they simply announce J. NJ. Burke.
WHY is this? Mr. Burke is also en-
titled to the prefix "Hon.," and his
legislative honors are more recent
than those of either of his companions.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-10-03
L. Werth heimer,
HALEY. Idaho.
SUMMONS.

The State of Idaho Sends Greeting to the st.
Lou s and Idaho Mining Company, Defend
ant
You are hereby required to appear In an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
In the District Court Of the Fourth Judicial Dis.
trict Of the State of Idsho in and for the county
Of Alturas, and to answer the complaint filed
therein within ten days exclusive of the day of
If served within this county; or, If served out
of this county but in this district within twenty
days; otherwise, within forty dsys-or judgment
by default will he taken against you according to
the prayer of snid complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain Judgment
against defendant for $3.50 90 and interest there on
at per cent. per month from December 18th,
1885, for 800 90 attorneys fee, and for costs OF
suit Alleging that the defendant. hy its promis-
sorry note dated Dec r. 1885, prom sed to DAY to the
or er Of J. H Hague, cashier $3.50 o. with inter.
est there. n at per cent. per month; that said
note was due four months after date: that in case
snit was instituted for III collection of said note
defendant agre ed TO pay reasonable alto rney fee
that said J. II Hague. for value. assigned said
note 10 plaintiff. who is now the owner thereof
All of which more fully appears in plaintiff
complaint certified copy of viii. h is herewith
served.
And ysu are hereby notified that If you fail to
appear and answer tina said complsint as above
required. the said pleintif will take juflt ment
for $3.50 90 an interest thereon att per cent per
month from December 18th 1888. for $loO 90 At
torney's fees. and for costs Of suit
Given der my hand and the Seal Of the Dis.
trict Court of the Fourth Judicial Dis
~ tIict. of the State of Idaho, in and for
! the County Of Alturas. this Goth day OF
( SEAL July. in the year of our ord one
I thousand eight hundred and nintty.tw
l. W. GARRETT,
Clerk Of the District Court
By 4. C. JOHN. Deputy Clerk
r. r. BuLLER. Plaintiffs Attorney.
First publication. September &c. 1892.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-10-03
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial Dis
trict of the state of Idaho, in and for the
County OF Alturas.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-10-03

~ We are prepared to sell Goods a. cheap -
they can be bought In Idaho.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
TIE VOICELESS DAKOTA HEN.

We call the attention Of the enterprsing and
irrcnressible citizens OF Dakota to the fact that
another enomy has taken the field. Arise, We
boomers Of the bounding plain, and defend your
much-maligncd land True this new attack
comes, apparently, from woman, but we doubt
IN even her sex save her from the fury of the
valiant landowners townlst agents, and editors Of
the sun kissed bliZZard-rocked praires OF the TIVE
Dakotas.
The lady in the Gaze writes to the Contributors
Club Of The Atlantic Monthly" She refers TO
the two grand imperial States simply No Dakota,
aud says that she once lived there for fourteen
months. We will pass over her ordinary, coni-
mon place charge that the winters too cold
and the summers too hot; that the winds swirl
up the choking dust 10 the heavens, and the blind
ing lightning flashes down upon the dcfcnceless
earth: that the rain falls in torrents that the
hail beats out the brains Of men and cattle; that
the blizzard PUSHES down the chimney and blows
out the fire in the stove that prairie fires started
by the fierce flashes OF the demoniacal lightning,
sweep the parched plain till they are Jared out
by the rth-aud-heaven-shaKing thunder; that in
winter ones cyclids freeze together II one winks
while looking out OF the window and that, through
il all there 10 the mighty, steady wsng, roar
ing, surging onward rush Of the deadly wind,
cold as the borcal pole in winter, hot as the
breath OF a furnace seven times heated in sum
mer, which drives women insane and causes men
10 pray for death and to curse because il docs
not come to their longing arms-we will, say,
pass over these minor aud commonplace charges
and come at once 20 the worst Indictment ever
framed against a State of the American Union
IL is this, that no hen ever cacll!cs or cock ever
crows in Dakota, such Is the depressing influence
of the wind Warriors of the booming pralries,
p. yin OH
The lady treats the silence of the hens at some
length. The Dakota hen, instead Of loudly herald
Ing her wonderful feat Of laying IN egg, seems
to seek rather not 10 have the fact known ct all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12

in its principal section for the submission Oh inc
question to popular vote in the various cues
and towns which 1t is proposed 10 unite IN 'focf
to form "Greater New-YOlk." AS me mater
must be laid before another Legislature such .
vote could not be taken at the earliest before
November, 1893 That would afford :ime FOR
discussion and for convincing the people OF the
advantages. if any, which lie in constellation.
The enactment Of this bill will merely open the
way for full expression OF popular sentiment.
The advocates OF consolidation could deSlra no
moro; It's opponents oueh: not TO be satisfied with
!ess Such opposition as has been manifested
by the Brooklyn members Of the Assembly when
they had all reference to Kings County elm
mated from the bill is eonSce>S. The moie d.
c,.sSon and agitation Of the ,ubicc; there Is nc
better These things the bill in question Will
tend 10 promote. 1t ought to become law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12

raj science and conducted experiments IN magnetism
,rhIch contained the germ Of modern telegfaphy He
sent current OF electricity through tnolSanc feet
Of wire and by means OF an cleo tFpenasee nc MADE
his current ring alarm bell Professor Henry
was wild with delight when he witnessed THIS per-
Torrance for the first time.
Judge Loren e. Collins, OF Chicago, who Is being
talked Of IA a possible nominee for Governor this
year. has been an ardent worker for Mr. Blaine
in past years, and i, an outspoken anu prohibition.
ig.-lic Republican. lie Is OF good 90 Puritan
descent, one OF his ancestors being "llihm Brad
ford who was a member OF that INST company th4S
came over In the Mayfiower
Professor Joseph Koppay who has painted portraits
O., nearly all the members OF spanish Royal family,
Of the Bavarian royal house OF Prince Bismarck and
other distinguished people, has been sentenced to
months Imprisonment in Constance for purchasing
some wOd.cagvlugs which the seller Sas not entities,
10 dispose Of. Upon the first trial, tIs famous artist
was Sentenced to servo only eight days, Dut having
,npealeh his Gaze and new TRIAL being ORDERED, his
punishment was made nearly four times a. se'ere
Daniel s. Lamont stopped over for a day or 50 In
Charleston recently, his way north nom Florida.
but vns careful not to register at the hotel at which
no WAS staying. He did not want II known that
he was IN town. lie WIS osteIisibly engaged In
inquirlng into the prospects for an Gcctsic street
railway In Charleston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12

There have been occasional mutnies ana rcVOi"
in Tammany Hall but what have they ever
mean? N,thing bu, small differences as 70 me
division OF oficiaI spoil>. There has never pee"
outside the Republican party any serious men
ton 70 destroy hardly even to cripple tempo
ary that powerful organization. None oil us
leader, ever secede and set up the standard OF
revolt wthou; the ulteTior purpose OF returning
in the Prodigal son role and enjoying The dear
de,icht, of fatted calf. sooner or la'er, Wheh-
ever they get their price, they 20 back. why
should Republicans assist in that klnd OF "
came? Why. when a few hundIed Democrats
draw out from Tammany because there are MOI
Office, enough TO 90 round, should Republicans
abandon thei. own standards and march with the
mltineces? Why strengthen them only to en-
able them 20 make terms and then return to the
old concern - fight Republicans more vlclou>!
Than ever In "a general union against lam
many' why should not the faction in revolt unite
with the only organized body that constantly ana
consistently opposes IT
Il seem. 10 II, that our contemporary carileS
he Mugwump idea that the tail ought always
70 ..waprle the dog" just a triic too far.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
dmnsemenis.
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ANBERG THBATRE-2-KunstB Bacillus. 6lS-Der Mill
ionentauer.
ACADEMY-2-3-Couatry Circus
BROADWAY TRRATRE-2-s-The Lion Tsuer
BlJoU THEATRE-2-S :l5-Incog.
oASIN0-2-S :l5-Uncls Celestin.
COLUMBUS THBATRE-2-Sl5-Eitht Bells.
DALYa THEATRE-2-s 15-Leve liz Tsnee2
EDEN MUSEE-wAx Tsbesus.
FOURTEENTH STREET THEATRE-2-S-Blue Jeans
GRAND OPERA HOCSE-2-s-Yon Yonson.
CAMDEN THEATRE-2-s 15-Ten Theusond 3 year
NAHRloAN's THEATRE-2-S-The Last OF the Hogsns
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE-2-s :l5-Miss Helyett.
HERRMANNS THEA1RE-2-s I5-Goi.dns.
aOYTS MADISON SQUARE THEATRE-2-S: So-A
Trip TO ChiratOwn.
FOSTER BIAL'S-e-s-Vaudevnle
LENOx LYCEUM--lO .. ~ to 10 D. m.-Fooi Exposition.
LYCEUM THEATRES 15-SQuire Kate.
MUSIC HALI.-2-Mountalns OF the Moon.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN CONCERT HALL-3 80
Reading.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN-l p. m. 10 ~ NJ
bicycle Tournament.
koPoLITAN OPERA nOUSE-2-Lss Huguenots.
S-Conocrt
NEW PARK THEATRES 16-TuNedo.
NIBLO'S GARDEN-2-s-Pesrl Of Pekin.
rKOOTOR'S THEATRE-2-S:l5-The English Rose.
PALMER'S THEATRE-2-The Ironmaster. s:l6-St!ll
Waters Run Deep.
STAR THEATRE-2-S 15-For Money.
STANDARD THEATRES :l5-Fritz In Ireland
TONY PASTORS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ITALIA THEATRE-S-Def Goldenkel.
UNION SQUARE THEATRES ;l5-The Last Straw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
TENNYSONS NEW PLAY.

Sir. DAILY will bring out Tcnnyson's new play nexs
Thursday evening March IT, at his theatre; and on
the date afternoon performance OF IT Will DO
given to copyright. at the Lyceum TheatN'
London The piece called The Foresters.' This Is the
authors title chosen and insisted by him. and not
tte given by American The piece had been
twice named by Its author before he chose its present
name He called II Robin Hood" ard he called Maid
Marian At one time he wanted Mr. Irving and Miss
Terry 10 act In II, and ut another time he wanted
Miss Anderson Ia produce It.. Finally he chose AGA
Rehan for its chief Interpreter. This play has been
A pet subject with Tennyson for the last two Year,
1t was originally In i've acts. Mr.. DAILY, with tho
consent approval OF the author has reduced 1t "
four acts and fitted II to the stage Ada Rehan VIII
act Maid Marian John Drew will act Robin HOOD.
Eaborte scenery has beon painted for the embenis@
ment OF "The Foresters,D and no doubt everything
Will be done that taste and munifcence do to insure
for this novel drama suitable presentment ard IN
depreciation The music that will incidentally be useo
has been composed for the work by Sir Arthur SUN
van. Several Characteristic lyrics are sprnkled
through the pieoo and these to DO sung
The scene is mainly IN sherwood Forest
and the story has been in part derived from the od
ballads on Robin Hood. II Is u fact Of uncommon
significance that the first production should occar In
America Of new comedy by the Poet laureate o
England-who ls.ilso the greater Of living poeE -AnS
that American manager and American PLAY ~
should be selected by him for the presontment OF ni
latest work. - Robin Hood" Is, Of course, poeucsi
and romantic, and fail 10 offer sharp con-
tiast to tho pieces commonly current on tne ~.
STATE The work will DO published BY Mecnuuan
about the end Of March. In Londsn ana n Nsw'yssk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
PERSONAL.
harm results.

A bronze statue OF Abraham Lincoln was unveiled
In Rochester, y. Y, this week. IL suiMouhls 'Io
soldiers monument.
Colonel b. h. smalley now in Washington. tells
a reporter that the Democratic leaders OF Vermont
certainly and Of New England as a whole probably
ore agreed on Cleveland Presidential candidate
10 will be remembered that Mr.. smslicy was nIch-
dispenser OF patronage IN tne nGem 'io"n'''" i'
the last Federal AdnlnlstraiIon
Judson c. Clements, of Georgia. newly appointed
sntirst.te Commerce Commissioner, IS Baptist
deacon and clerk Of the Georgia Baptist Associa
ton and its sunday school convention
Professor Serene Watson, curator Of the herbarium
OF Harvard College who died last Wednesday, was
one OF the most eminent bOtanists in the country.
His most important works were an Index To North
American Plants and The Botany Of California. y
He at one time one Of the assistant editors OF
THE Century Dictionary lie was an hOn0red MEM
Der OF many scientific societies.
Lady Henry somerset, after three months resi-
dence In Chicago. Is preparing to leave that city for
London Some sort Of farewell testimonial Will DO
given her before she departs next week.
Patti had planned to join Albani In a peculiar
tribute to Rossni the recent centenary Of tho
great composer. The diva, who one OF the
most famous scmramIdcs, proposed 10 sing her part
Of Il well known duet into photograph, and to have
Nine Albani one OF the most eminent living repre-
sentative, Of Arsace do likewise. Then, though the
singers thousands OF miles apart, their voices
were to be brought together But as Albani was
not provided with the necessary apparatus, the scheme
could not be carried into execution.
Dr. Philip Ten Eyck. OF Albany, now ninety years
OF age WAS Il boyhood friend OF Joseph Henry and
the two were afterward more less associated TO-
gether. While Henry was teaching natural philosophy
In the old academy In Albany, Ten Eyck mixing
pills In the basement Of the same building, being
physician ny profession. But Ten Eyck fond Of nau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12

S,. will ali, awav ont Of the back door OF ',e
,,s. ard como hack 70 her scratchlngp place J" '"s
aovor bed bv a circnitous route, as II she
oon,.oy tho imnres.i,n that she had Simply ~
walking in the backward in search OF -"
rumored colony Of anglc-w0lns. ii caug"' W..
inc directly from the nest she puts on cei
indifferent. it-wasnt-I air, which says 10 'ne a.
lanticr contributor as plainly as woroS' 'u1'
have been in the nest, but went there Simply ~
rost, The everlasting wind has crushed ou'
her last spark Of galinaceOus vanity. No ISL,
morn in Dakota is greeted by the clarion ho'o -
chanticleer. The lady had one roos'cr wiz" 49,
can't there lie crowed the first mornlng-''e
ANS, ,yas silence. The wind blew the crow all out
- him Sometimes il was pitlful to watch
him He would 90 around nehi""
n,hh,ee.bead or mnlblc-wccI or ssea
If grass, or something Of that kind, ""cic 90
vas somewhat protected from the terfloe VIM
and OMEN his mouth " crow. but 1t wou!d onlS
end in little gasp. and lie would Walk Wv
and bear the rcproachful looNs OF the mems, "",i'
his tail feathers cracked ana whipped III 'i''
roaring wind, and hi, 'op-knot sailed away INV"
the next county along Wtl the chimney IRON 'u'
Atlantic" writer's house and an anvil from
ucighboring backsmit. o.. Dakota appears %
be no country for ,clf-Te,pcctins rooster I"
settle down in and look upon no home.
our only reason for referring to these serious
charges Of tho Atlantic" correspondents l. 10 can
the attention OF the SONS OF Dakota TO them. we
do not feel that we need 10 aticmp' TO answer
them-Dakota is TOO well able 70 take care OF
herself We will only add that We have hot
vet told the half No dog ever banks IN Dako'a.
No horse ever whinnies there. Rats Will not
live there Death rides on the awful aerial
Naclstrom. and Dcsolation brOJds endless DER
the hidcous scene.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-12
THE STATE CEySCS FRACD.

II
Tho ill-Tammany census * the most nqu-
,ous affair of the kind since David forced Joa6
% number the people of Israel. If there were
he least doubt about this in the mind of any
honest man. it must have been diSpclled by the
publication OF the complete returns so far handed
n Precisely what Senator Hill plotted to ac-
complish when he 10 strenuously advocated Il
Democratic enumeration year after year has
been successfully achieved. In this city, aided
by a compla;sant Mayor, who cody turned the
police force into Tammany machine, Official
prcccden.s have been established for the whole
sale theft Of Democratic representation ana the
suppression of Republican rights. llenceforth, 1t
Wi, be practicable to justify stolen elections Oy
reference to official population schedules; and
the last perfecting touch has been gwen to an
e,abo. ate system Of organized political corrup-
ton.
What, however, can honest Democrats think
If il? VIII they readily consent to profit by
this latest outrage OF junta whose crimes the
reputabe party leaders are now under ban
for cbuking? The fraudulent enumeration has
succeeded in imputing to this city population
cf 500, S9l. BY appointing none bat Demo-
cratic enumcIatorS, by placing premium on
the number OF heads counted, by dctachlng po-
icemen from their legitimate duties 10 act as
assistant bulldozers, by counting resident New
Workers twice, by including tens OF thousands
# suburban jewellers, on plan caro-
fully arranged with regard to Tam
many necessities and closely supervised
every night at the Tammany headquarters
during the progress Of the work, the con>pIratoS
have sue cedcd in assigning to this Cty pop
uation Of 2S5,3S1 more than was shown by the
Federal census of 1890. That census repre-
sented the most conscientious efforts OF trust
worthy statistical experts To require that re-
turn indicating an impossible increase in twenty
months Of 20 per cent, carefully distributed III
Democratic districts, shall supeiscde such tcSt-
mony as that, is virtually to command acqu-
cscencc in whatever atrccity gang OF unsGupu-
oliS partSans may choose to intiict on this long
suffering people The rCpnach that Newly ork :
standing is confused and that il has been made
a laughing stock in the eyes of the country was
of course cheerfuly incurred, to The end that
he population might he effectively padded IN
The Tammany stronghods and diminished in
Republican cities like Lockport and Rochester.
The object Of this conspiracy IS the absolute
surrender Of the whole state into the clutches
Of the rascals who now plumber this city. They
have merely improved an opportunity. If they
had chosen to insist a state population OF
G. 900 600 and had packed twice As many bogus
inhabitants into Troy aud other Democratic
cities, nobody could have stopped them; and
they know it. No penalty awaits the dishonest
enumeratorS. No Independent board "a en-
powered TO revise their work. From first TO last
the census has been entirely in The hands OF
their masters. And 10 think that intelligent
voters arc counted on to strengthen heir hands !.