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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-02
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement OF
individuals.

Daily Chronicle OF the Movement OF
individuals.
John Lambert, of Wyandotte, is guest
of North End friends.
McLURE-H. G.. Buchanan, of Wells
burg; ]. H. Knapp, Of Philippi.
Miss Dean, of Pittsburg, is guest OF
Miss Lydia McMechen, on Twelfth street.
Col. G. W. Thompson, President of the
Ohio River Railroad was in the city yes
terday.
Col. ]. Wise Norton, Of Wheeling, is
among the tate arrivals at the Runner,
Charleston.
STAMM-Mrs. @. M. Koon, Mrs. Black
sbere snd Mrs Bentley. Of Warrington; j.
D. Riggs, of Terra Alta.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Adams left yesterday
over the Panhandle for the South, where
they will spend the winter months.
WINDsoR-Col. Robert McEldowney, OF
the Wetzel Democrat, New Martinsville, and
James P. Cotton, in advance Of the Lost
in New York" company.
Senator and Mrs. Camden will leave
next week for the east TO remain about a
month, after which they will 90 to Florida
to remain until spring.
DR.. G. w. Kelley, who moved to Beach
Bottom about year ago on account OF Ill
health, returned to the city aHd is tempo
rarily located at 1l0l Mccullough street.
], H. Knapp, from Barbour county, now
in the employ of B. g. Heath & Co., OF
Boston, was in the city yesterday, and
dropped in to pay visit to the REGISTER.
BEHLER-J. H. Moore and Chas. Burk-
man, of Sistersville; part of the New
Mexico" company; Frank A. Stortz, Of
PIT. Pleasant; DR.. g. Shriver, Of Bethany;
G. G. Ehlerman. Of Fulda, o.; G. f. Kot-
zebue, of Middlebourne; d. g. Stemple, OF
Aurora
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-02
DELIGHTs OF DECEMBER.
joys That are Past and Those to
Come

Joys That are Past and Those to
Last evening at half-past FIVE o'clock
pretty wedding was sOlemnized at the
Thomson NJ. Z. Church on the Island,
and there was large number of friend :
and relatives present. The principal
were Mr.. Herbert M. Riheldatfer, son
of Rev. w. O.. Riheldaffer, and clerk in
the National Bank OF West Virginia,
and Miss Annie G.. Hall, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs 7. A. Hall, OF South Huron
street. The ,ushers were, Messrs. viii
Hare, Will Stevenson, Jason Stamp and
Alex. Riheldaffer. There were no other
attendants, the purpose being to have d
quiet and transformations affair. The
nuptial knot was tied by Rev. Rihel-
daffer, father Of the groom, assisted by
Rev. j. II. Hess, the new pastor OF the
church. The bride was attired in
fawn cOlored cloth, with hat,gloves and
slippers 20 match, which rendered her
natural charms all the more marked.
AT the conclusion Of the ceremony con-
CALCULATIONS followed, after which came
a reception az the home Of the bride, at
which only the near relatives and inti-
mate friends participated A tempting
wedding lunch was served. The bride
is the leading soprano in the Thomson
Church choir, and among the notable
array OF gifts was a handsome silver
carved butter dish from tide choir.
The gift OF the ushers con-
sisted OF large and beauti-
full Uarior lamp. The groOm's gift was
a pair OF elegant diamond earrings. At
the conclusion OF the reception Mr.. and
Mrs. RiheldafTer went Immediately to
their new home at No, Al South York
street, which was already furnished.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kerr. Of Martins
Ferry, will give a reception at sheir
home on North Fourth street this even
ing in honor Of their son, Lieutenant
James Kerr and bride, on their return
from a months eastern bridal tour. The
hours will be from : TO 10 p. N. About
a hundred invitations have been issued
and the affair promises to be quite a
social event. Lieutenant Kerr is sta
toned In Washington and his wite'S
home is In Portland, Ore.
Messrs. Clark Hamilton and Stephen
Rice went 70 Parkers0urg on WedneS-
day TO attend an ecru tea. All the
guests appeared highly pleased. The
music was stationed behind a Louis
XIV. screen, and the Newell Post Of the
Henry VIII. carved stairway was earn
estly adorned.
The opening hop Of the Wheeling
cyclers took place last evening in their
hall on South Jacob street. The affair
was in the nature Of a full dress hop,
and there was large number OF young
people present. Prof. Killmeyer made
the music.
A quiet wedding took place yesterday
afternoon 10 the McLure House parlors,
the contracting parties being William
Davis and Miss Lincoln Bonisold, both
Of Belmont county, o. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. DIR. w. 81.
Cooke.
The Young Married Peoples Whist
Club met last night with Mr. and Mrs.
ID. Heiskell, and had most enjoyable
season with the cards.
Tomorrow evening the ladies OF the
Cotillion Club will give aleaP year dance
AZ the Wheeling Club rooms.
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DIED.

DIXON Thursday afternoon, December l,
1882 ate C lock, az the residence OF his sister,
Mrs. Hannah Gray, No. II South Hnfon street,
JOSEPH DIXON, in his Goth year
Funeral notice hereafter.
MEHEN-On Wednesday morning. November
80, 1892, at 5:45 o'clocI, LAWRENCE p, son OF
Bernard and Ann Mshen, aged % years, 2
months and p days.
Funeral from his late residence, No 2642
Main street, Saturday morning at O'Clock.
Requiem mass at st. Joseph Cathedral Inter
ment at Mt. Calvary cemetery. Friends Of the
family invited to attend.
STEIN-On Tuesday, November 90, 1892, at
1920 p. m, CHRISTIAN. wife OF Christopher
Stein, deceased. in ner 18th year.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 2lS7
Main street, on Friday afternoon at o'clock.
Friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend. Interment private; Peninsula ceme-
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husbands shoulders. The verdict ap-
peared to give general satisfaction, and
many pairs of hands were extended
over the rail 70 grasp those Of the pris-
Oner. For a while the prisoner re-
ceived a sort Of an ovation.
Owing to a dispute over the intro
ductiOn Of an affidavit by DR.. Wilson in
the case in the morning, Mr.. Dovener
and Mr. Howard INDUCED In little dis
pute. The court interfered and fined
the Captain SIS. At the afternoons ses-
sion Judge PAUL RENTED the fine, say
ing that it was imposed as result Of a
MISUNDERSTANDING.
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A sucCEssrUL BAZAAR.
Tho United Presbyterians Enjoy a Delight
full Festival at the Church.

Tho United Presbyterian Enjoy Delight
ful Festival at the Church.
At the lecture room of the United
PRESBYTERIAN Church Yesterday there
was A large attendance, perhaps larger
than usually attend such affairs, which
is accounted for in part by the rare az
fractions in the way Of decorations, re-
freshments, aud salable articles gener-
sllv. The vestry was handsomely
adorned, various artistically arranged
booths contributing TO the euectiVe
scene.
The festivities commenced at three
O'clock in the afternoon and continued
ppinterruUtedly until after 10 O'Clock
last night. During all that time there
were many guests on the scene ana safes
were fast and furious.
One of the principal attractions was
the Japanese booth, which was con-
structed after the requirements OF the
couptrv. and behind the counter OF THIS
booth there appeared four Japanese
maidens becomlngly arrayed In the
oarb of the cline. The participants
we're Miss Zoe Mcclure, who had charge
NJ the booth; Mrs. Chas. ROemer, MISS
Annie McAdams, Miss Virginia Miller
and Miss Mabel McAdams.
The Doll booth was safe In the hanos
Of Mrs. w. J. w. Cowden, Mrs. VIM
EDingham, Mrs. George Gibson, MRS
Jobp Mcclure and Miss Agnes Morrison
The candy table was presided over oy
sueh charming attendants as MISS
blanche Hare. Miss Efie Lewis, Mrs.
lanes MansbCrger and Miss Carrie
Evans. And by the way, quite large
section of this tOothsOme pile was con-
structed By Miss Martha Hare VINO
has the only imported recipe.
over the refreshment table were o.
served such energetic workers as MIS-
7 ]. Jones, Miss Sarah Hare MIS-
Jobp Mendel and Miss Ella Mcclure:
AT the fancy table we're noticed MIS-
Garden. Mrs. Cecil Robinson, MRS. Geo.
w Bremer and Mrs. Robert Darrah.
The ladies In charge RI the domestic
table were Mrs. Frank Wiearo, MIS-
sinner Collins and Mrs. John McAoams.
ME author Of the lettering on inc
notices and inscriptions was pr. oem
Hsrrison whose services were neartily
errreeisted. All 81 the many oeaatlIn !,
sbincs were nearly 81 sold our y :
osclosir and q eoodly sum 81 money was
1900 from tbh festival 70 was
eat success. socially ana enras....s +.
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Mr.u Advertisements.
A TTENTION. BUTCHERS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

Nv virtue Of q decree Of the Circuit Court o.
Ohio County, entered in the chancery cause O.
James x. Thomas vs.. Elmer Thomas and others
ON the goth day OF November, 1892. ! viii sell at
public auction before the front door OF the
Court House Of Ohio county on SATURDAY /,
the oath day OF December. 1892 Lot NO. .. BLOCK
No. 2 Of Hydingers Addition 20 the City OF
Wheeling. situated on the west SIDE OF J1coo
street At It's intersection with Forty.eighth
street Terms Of sale: One-third OF the pur-
chase money and as much more IS the pur-
chaser may elect 10 pay, cash; the residue IN
two equal payments, payable IN SIX ano twelve
months respectively from the day OF SAFE Wild
interest, the purchaser giving mis- notes, with
security for the deferred payments.
JOHN J. JACOB, Special Commlssioner.
I certify that bond has been lied oy saio
Special Commissioner, according 70 ~" ana
the requirement OF said decree
1ec2raHI JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-02
The Cathedral Fair.

That in terest In the Cathedral bazaar
at Odd Fellows hall is increasing, is
evidenced by the larger attendance
which marks each evening over
the preceding one. The spacious
hall was thronged last night
by patrons, many Of them accompanied
by their wives and ladies. All Of the
booths were literally patronized, and
the receipts for the evening made up a
most gratifying amount. The special
dinner and supper served each day is
taking immensely. The fair will be
continued this evening and tomorrow
evening.
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THE CASES MULTIPLYING.
Two More victims of Louis Hsger Como
TO the Surface.

Two More Victims of Louis Hsger Come
TO the Surface.
Two more victims Of the iend, Louis
Hager, mentioned in yesterdays paper,
came to the surface yesterday. A lit
tie neice Of Henry Genther's, next to
Coleman's drug store, appears to have
been a victim Of an attempt at rape, by
this same party, that is judging by her
description of the assailant. 1t happened
about 5 o'clock last Tuesday afternoon,
between the old and new buildings Of
the Sixth ward school.
Another case is also said to have come
TO light last night, and it begins to look
as though some remarkable disclosures
would yet be made.
The preliminary hearing OF Hager
will take place in the Office Of the jail
at . o'clock this afternoon, and will be
before Squire Ankle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-02
Marriage LIncenses.

The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday:
Robert Stoz, aged 90 years, and
Sophia Schafer, aged % years, both Of
Wheeling.
William Davis, aged p years, and
Lucinda Boniiant, aged 81 years, both
of Rock Hill, Belmont county, Ohio.
Gottlleb H. Weimer, aged % years,
and Elizabeth WurSter, aged % years,
both Of Wheeling.
Harry Brady, OF Wellsburg, aged 81
years, and Amelia Walt, Of Wheeling,
aged 20 years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-02

then began pounding the man in the face.
The people in the other part OF the house
were attracted by the noise, and they were
just in time to prevent probable murder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-02
The Plain Truth

Is good enough for Hoods Sarsaparilla
there is no need Of establishment or
sensstionalism. Simply what Hoods
Sarsaparilla does, that tells the story OF
its merit.
Hnnd,s pills are easy, yet eficie Mt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-02

{ 1nirs AK tSoA WEEK WHO WHITE
~ "a AZ h1sns. No cenYassinE. Reply
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-02
NnrEs oF THR RIVER.

News OF the Boats and BOatmen Along
the Ohio.
MoReANrowN, w. VA, December /.
River 5 feet 5 inches and falling;
weather, cloudy and cool.
BROWNSVILLE, PA, December L.
River z feet inches ana stationary;
weather, cloudy aud cool.
WARREN. PA, December River
one foot and two-tenths; weather. clear
ana warmer.
u~,aav and Saturday only !, 500 Meas
srife worth e15 70 4IS oniy 81.
a.. GDrMAE g co.
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Ep.tm6.

T1OlND-SNALL RED COW. Tgo Niles
u Of the city on Glenn'B Run Turnpike.
m. n-~r)ar can have same b. proving property
end pawn charges Tor advertisements. JAS
NOkNAF Rockers Coal Works, two miles Up
The river. dezeroq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-02

INDIGESTION. Dizziness. Take BEECH
ANS PILLS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-02

Having had ten years experiences IN tas r.,
tail and wholesale wall paper business. shall
present. line OF the Finest wall Papers manu-
fsctured in the United States; also few Of the
b: stl Importation ROSS CHEW. /,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-02
business NOTICE.

We have this day formed copsrtnership
under the Arm name Of Kurner 4 Chew Tor the
purpose OF continuing the Wall Paper, Paper
hanging and Painting business At No. %
twelfth street Persons indebted 70 the old
Arm will please call and settle without delay.
and persons having claims viii please present.
them for settlement Thanking the public for
paot liberal patronage, we respectfully solicit
continuance with the new nsm. -
GEO. r. KURNER,
s. Z KURNER,
ROSS CHEW.
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~ ior P'sshsrIs Cssl,.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-02-06
Snaps And Flats 10 Home Music

District court begins at Paris, Bear
Lake county, next Monday.
There were 2Os mercantile failures
in the United States last week.
Three of the four children of Judge
steYcns are quite sick.
People who are never satisfied
should try neuralgia while.
II used TO be counted a misfortune
to lose ones grip, but hot so now.
Blarkfoot will have number OF
good buildings erected when the build
ing season comes.
4 nun with badly frosted feet was
brought down from Market Lake This
week. lie is now in the poor house.
Chile has decided not TO be lin it,
at the World, Fair aud Uncle Sam
c1innu, lanIm her into il.
Aora.A hiyn has moved his law
uiii,'r iu The suit uf ruuns over Buut.
ing's stare
DR.. Dolge's drugs are on the way
To BlacktSt Iii, drug store will be-
nrNl duur ta Bivilnus.
u solnr mrn rould I.lJ lie cOnl inc.
,'i that II pays hi hc g,rrd they couldn't
b. kept out of The church with gun
Il j. q singular fact hat true: In
stI.ns tx So "rk IA cats. The,
M"tild n,'i AZ ,pl uur, even though
slI,' IL clothed Ia purple aud iine linen.
Gov Wiley
Can ,Ly
Anord
10 play tWidlc
uf = Uunu nuuic
fOf pNu buard
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-02-06

A report has reached Blackfoot
that Miss May Keith, formerly Of this
town, was married at Anaconda, Mon.
tana, Wednesday evening. The re.
port farther says that the man Of her
choice is an excellent young business
man OF the city and that they begin
married life with bright skies hang
ing over them. The News joins her
Blackfoot friends in the heartiest
congratulations.
State Auditor Silas W. Moody has
been to town. They say he stopped
at Shoshone before he came to town.
When here lac said contidentially to
friend The Dems have got as for
the next election, aint they? / tell
you what it is. if we cant outmanage
them we are gone, aint we?" Black
foot has grown so he didn't recognize
the streets. He returned home the
day Of his arrival.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-02-06
Let Our Doctors Tell Us.

La-grippc has proven terrible
scuurge ia many cities of the union
The death rate following it has been
ularmingly large. 1t is still an epi.
demic in many states, IN sections OF
the country as well rs in cities. Sew
rrol localities of Idaho have suffered.
Blacktoot has suffered but little. Who
knows but that the heavy iall of snow
has something to do III protecting us,
Who knows but that the snow has
hygienic properties against influenza
aud kindred diseases. Who knows
but "the treasures OF the snow" are OF
lasting benefit to us in point OF health
and that it is due largely to the SHOWS
We have that we escape msny diseases
from which people in less favored
spots suffer.
Tue NEws would be pleased to have
an expression from our county physi-
clans on this matter of so much i'm.
portance uo MS in advertising the
healthfulness of the Snake river valley
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-02-06
Desert Land Entries.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, !
GENERAL LAND OFFICE
Z. F. LALK, Sec.


WASHINGTON, d. C., JAN. 20, 1892.
Registers and Receivers,
United States Land Offices.
GENTLEMEN All desert land en-
tries made subsequent to the act of
Congress approved March 3rd. 1891,
shall be accompanied BY a map of the
land entered, which shall exhibit a
plan showing the mode of contemplat-
ed irrigation.
This office considers it to be neces.
sary for claimants after showing the
source of the water to be ust d and the
amount contemplated to be used, by
miners inches, to indicate by intelli-
gihle means, tue bitches, both main
and lateral, and other channels
through which, or by means of which,
every portion of the land is to be
irrigated, giving the width of said
bitches and the depth and capacity
OF the same.
Also that the party shall indicate,
by shading or otherwise, that portion
of the land which he expects to be
benefited by the use of each ditch.
II there should be knolls or high
ground within the tract embraced in
an entry not susceptible of irrigation
the party should indicate properly
that fact at the particular points.
You will see that these instructions
are complied with, Acknowledge the
receipt hereof.
Respectfully,
w. NJ. STONE,
Assistant Commissioner.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-02-06
Gov Wiley
Can iliy
AnUrd
10 play tWidlc
Or rttatti,l nuuic
fOi Is'n laiard

TuE NEwS / up one man worship
,a.r ~ q l. ir,uh 80 confess that II
~, : gr,.n admiration Tor DR. Hicks
~ "raihcr pr.Phet
GN W.lrl, Gov Curtis, aud Sen.
.,i"r hcC"mIcll a,e r.p"rtcd ia tile
."',iir i"f nomination for governor,
Mn not SHIr Senator Wells?
,l., X J O,ppru Invites the ladies
Il iiAcht,,. AID ,rcinity uu the oar.
gains Il. /, uii.Ilng See her "ad'
u I'M NLws ,t.ua,.
.ill thc llaliu men who went down
a. W Washington tu Mitucss the fun in
the senatorial contest case have re.
turned home without the fun.
More snow has f.,ll,n in Snikc nv.
- valley tnIll Ia any Other section Of
Tie lulermuunlaiu region, aud j. has
remained longer after falling.
Chairman Bland, Of the Coinage
committee. promises the country tile
passage Ui Il free coinage bill this
scssiUn of congress.
Mr. Spaulding, representing the
Salt lake Tribune, spenta a day or two
OF The week iu Blacktoot, in the inter.
est uf that great daily.
Mr. McTurker slaughtered two pork
hogs this week that weighed over $50
pounds. That beats your lank, lean
beef steeis.
Salt Lake City is ablaze with ex.
citemert aud enthusiasm over the
approaching city election next Mon.
day.
So far rs eau be ascertaincd the
losses Of stock in Bingham county at
this day of the winter have been light
Most of the ranclers have hay aud
have been feeding freely,
Deputy postmaster James Stevens
bas hetn quite i'll with bilious fever
for several days past, but at this writ.
ing his symptoms are more favorable
aud hopeful.
Superintendent Halroun has made
an uppurlionmrnt uf interest, school
money, from wEich Bingham county
is Ia get $23S,7l. Custer gets s13,
90 from the same funds.
Attorney T. NJ. Stewart and family
left for California, Friday morning to
br absent for several weeks. The i'll.
ness of Mr.. stewards aged father calls
for the visit at this time.
A girl can always tell when n young
mans visits mean business, when he
begins bringing sacks of pea nuts aud
candy for all the little brothers and
sisters.
The ladies OF W. G. T. y. are ar.
ranging to entertain the public with Il
series OF lectures on popular subjects
of the day, The movement is u good
one, and will meet with public favor.
"Kentucky" Smith, of Ogden, Ex.
Governor West. Attorney Rawlings
and other prominent Democratic
citizens Of Salt Lake City. have gone
to Washington City to work for Home
Rule for Utah,
An order from Indian Commission.
or Morgan is to gather all the chill
dren on the Fort Hall reservation in.
to the Fort Hall school, aud Snpi,
Williams aud Agent Fisher are ex.
eruting the order.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-02-06


talk M lection agin. He heap better
study way to KILN old opiscers, befo'
he ketchm new ones. Whittier men
| now in orpis, be make'm all de trouble
The winter is long and dreary, the
snow is deep and drifted, but there
is one comfort with it all. The gov
ernor did not iutiict an extra session
of the Legislature along with the
tiolbles OF the winter.
MIR. Isaac Ericsson has returned
from visit to bis old home at Colo
RADIO Springs. He expects a number
Of Colorado home seekers to visit
Bingham county in the spring and
summer.
The case OF r. &. Bonney for Grim
inai libel appealed from Bingham
county court 10 the supreme court
was passed upon by that court last
week The judgment of the lower
court WAS affirmed and Mr. Bonney
will have to pay his $500 fine
A great many failures among cot
ton merchants OF the South are being
reported. Cotton cannot he raised
pruhtably for less than 0 cents per ID
aud present prices are from 10 Z
cents Merchants supply the growers
and hence broken merchants as well
rs broken growers.
Henry 5. Olsen, express messenger
on the L. *. y Ry. between Pocatello
and Butte City. is no longer mem.
bcr uf the bachelor club A few days
ago he led TO Hymen's altar Miss
janet Stewart, Of Rock Springs,
Wyoming He has broken the link
that bound the bachelor five in one
chain Mr. Olsen is brother OF Mrs.
George Hammond OF Biackfoot.
Superintendent Calvin uf The Idaho
Division nf the u p System deserves
pr"lnntion at the hands Of the General
Management Tie has successfully
hnttlrd all the storms OF the winter
without losing single train The
same cannot bc said uf single pre-
drccSsor in his term. back TO the or
pauizalion Of the division.
The republican leagues of the state
will have II big elbow out at Boise
on the 18th inst II this be in honor
or ~ celebration of any creditable act
OF the administration OF state af-
fairs. or OF any act of county officials,
then the elbow out" should last two
days. The day Of jubilee for an out.
ragged people is set for the Slh Of
November.
Attorney General Roberts will be
the ouly one OF the orators at the
league club meeting, the 18th inst,
who can soar on eagles wings to
rmpyrean heights in Iaudation of the
present state administration. The
speakers coming from nearest to the
penplc will not attempt nor dare in
dulge in many laudatorv remarks.
Mark you, they will confne them
selves 10 the. past achievements of
q o. = and its possibilities in the
future.
Well may the substantial, taxpay-
ing citizens of the county begin talk
ing among themselves about the dan.
gers threatening them from the pres
ent management of county affairs.
There are breakers ahead that must
hc stunned or disasters will follow.
II the rumhlings of disapproval, dis
content and dissatisfaction at the
present management OF local affairs
mean anything we expect to witness
the greatest Ipheaval in county poll
ties that has ever been known in
Idaho.