Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-03-04
Special 70 rae B-Aosyoor Nrws i.

~ ah' fAthoOht bili pnSbfh uDLu ubur'
and senate with amendments am
Bannoch bill still in senate and mu-
go through house with ampndm nis
+ 'rt, five steers Of extra fine qua !.
ily were shipped from Blackf,ut hi
geek I" Ppcatello, They were th
property of VI, g wan. the butcher
ln the fall The, wrIe brought from
tue LOST River oIuntr; and have since
been fed on Rpwles' ranch.
J B'ise dispatch To the Salt Lake
Tribune states that First Lieutenant
Virgil Brnmhack, son of Judge Brum.
back, 81 the First Infanlr,, United
States Army, has become mentally
derlnged aud mas hidden himself in
the icy wilds Of Kootenai county,
northern Idaho.
The bonds for Bingham county were
sold at Blackfoot ON Wednesday.
There were bidders from New York,
Boston, Denver, Walla Walla and
ElIrnb"rn ~ adiiiIon 10 lun.al men
tn" bonds Ia the amount uf 1925 900
were purchased by Bunting & Co, at
par with accrued interest, the pur
chaser t., pay for ,he engraving.
A proposition 10 annex Utah 10
Nevada is opposed hy the leading
men IL Etah Nrvada'S ,lpht Of Al.
400. 900 or s29 per capita i STUN.
bling block aud her stretches az dry
lands dn not win mnrh favor Gener
all, th,. mrn ~ Utah hplieve she can
stand alone and improve quicker with.
ont The burden ~ i stat" that has pro
gn,.ss,.d n little ~ Nevada has
When land crmpany h,Oms its
property hy prnclaimina IL rs cursed
with No drrnths, no foods, no hliz.
zar'i~, no fngs no cyclones, no haIl
sImm, M thunder storms, no hot
winds. nn nnrthrrns. no winter rains.
no grasshnpprrs, no malaria, no ppi
d,mic diseases. no prairie fires, no
snnk-s. no sunslrnkrs,'' we feel thar
could the company hut guarantee i
l"ng life the location Of Ellen would
le easy.
Mrs boitir Clark, wifi. Of y. Clark
nf Idaho Falls, died there on Tuesday,
aud was buried Wednesday. Mrs
Clark was nn: strong aud the pros
tatinn which followed The birth of
her child urrrtHme her In her i'll.
mes, Dr.. B.Ine aud Wilson attended
her aud gave their hest Efforts To her
case. A large circle of friends feel
her loss aud have the sympathy of
all who have known sorrow them.
selves
Cattle have wintered well in Beaver
county aud almost all OF southern
Ulah, Although there has been very
much snow there has been very little
cold weather The cattle are rather
thin, but tue LOGS will be extremely
light. Farther west aud in southern
Nevada there has not been enough
snow, and although there has been
slight loss this winter grave fears are
entertained for the grass crnp. which
which will he light unless there are
heavy spring rains.
Ex,Dcputy Sheriff Hopf had mar.
row escape two weeks ago While on
the way 10 visit his father he sank in
the snow which was six feet deep
fortunately MIR. Hopt had we'll.
trained dog with him. After writing
note he fastened It the dogs collar
aud sent him home. Help was not
long in coming hu, the severe cold
made him nearly insensible. In this
condition he was found, put ON
sleigh and drawn hume b, dogs. A
free use of friction and restoratives
brought Mr., Hopf to himself again.
Cleveland is n lawyer His Secre-
tary of State, Judge Gresham, is
lawyer. His Secretary of the Treas.
ury, Carlisle, is lawyer His Post.
master General, BIssell, is his old law |
partner His Secretary of the Inte.
rior, Hoke Smith, WAS lawyer before