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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-08-26
Plain Talk.

Judge Standrod, in passing SEN
tence on a convict of his court at
Pocatello, made this plain talk
"Testimony shows that your life has
not been what it ought to have been.
The Court is led to believe that you
belong to that class Of men who infest
this community and other communi-
ties-who live by gambllng-who live
on the hard won earnings Of working
men. True, this is legitimized by the
laws of this State, but it is burning
shame on the law makers Of the State
that this is the fact. 1t IS not a life
that any one ought to lead.
"This town is noted for its gaming
industry. Many poor man has been
heeced Of his earnings by men who
run gaming tables in this town. Even
now during this financial stringency,
the most distressing we have witness
ed in a generation, this industry is
permitted to 90 on even when honest
men who are eager for work are suf-
fering for the absolute necessities of
sustenance. Yet this business goes
on. The gambling class is non.pro-
ducing class-a leech on society.
''The business which you were en-
gagged in led to your disgrace. If you
had been sober and industrious this
crime would not have been comitted.
Ii is very rare that man who Infests
gaming tables and saloons does not
come to grief some time. The Court
has been surprised at the sympathy
that has been aroused in your behalf,
and the Court has thought your sym
pathizers were trying to thwart jus
tice. If that is true, this verdict may
have a good effect in this community.
1t may teach that the law must be re-
spected and enforced.
The court might impose a heayier
sentence. Your trial has cost the
State much; your fight cost the State
much. There is scarcely anything to
recommend you to mercy, but the
Court does not wish to impose the ex-
IRENE penalty. The court hopes that
you come from the peniten;iary at
Boise with the purpose of leading a
better life.
"All sporting life is sham--a de-
parture from fact The man who leads
such life makes mistake. The only
proper life is one Of fact-a life of
industry. On account of your stub
born defense the Court was inclined
to give you the extreme penalty, but
you are young man--a man of capa-
bilities, and the Court respects the
law to know that il should be enforc-
ed. You are therefore sentenced TO
be confined in the penitentiary at
Boise for one year.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-08-26
Notice Of Assessment.
JoHN G. Brown.
Register.
WEST BRANCH CANAL 90.

Location Of its principal place OF business.
Blackioot. Idaho.
Notice is hereby given that az meeting OF
the Board of Trustees. held saturday. July 4.
isQeS assessment No 5. OF Fifty cents e so per
share was levied upon the capital stock OF
their corporation. payable 20 John Mont
geometry, Treasurer. Blackfoot, Idaho.
ANY stock on which this assessment shEii
reInain unpaid on saturday, the l1th day ot
August Isggi will be delinquent and advertised
for sale az public auction. enough of each
parcel of stock will be sold on saturday the
10th day OF September. ISIS. TO pay said assess
ment with cost Of advertising aud expense OF
sale. BY order Board OF Trustees,
JuHN MONTGOMERY.
Secretary.
Blacktoot, Idaho. July soth. isaS.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-08-26
NOTICE.

A PETITION HAVING HERETOFORE
II been filed with the Board OF County Com
missioners of Bingham county. Idaho. by Juhu
Garrett, praying Tor the appointment OF three
appraisers 20 ascertain the compensation 10
be made 10 the parties interested in the lands
to be crVlssed by a contemplated water ditch.
as will more fully appear by reference TO said
petition. Said petition will be heard on the
esth day OF August. 1S.fi. at the Commissioners
Court Room, IN Biaekfoot; and said apprais-
ers appointed. unless good cause be shown
by the parties adversely interested. why the
said petition should be denied.
NJ. pATRIE.
Given July Is, iSqa. Clerk.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-08-26
UNITED STATES LAND 0EFIcE.
CHURCHES

METHODIST Kew. J. NJ. Wilder. Pastor.
Preaching every Sunday morning at ii
O'Clock, and evening at o'clock Prayer
meeting Thursday evening al O'Clock.
Sunday school, Sunday morning from 10
till II O'Clock.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-08-26
Delinquent Notice.
ooRnErr SLOUGH DITCH COMPANY.

A corporation: Location of principal place
of business. Blackfo0t, bingham Co, Idaho.
Notice--There Is delinquent upon the Follow
ing described stock ON account Of assessment
No. IS levied on tho 18th day OF june. 1875 tue
amount set opposite the nauie OF below mvn-
toned stockholders
Name. Certificate. shares. amt.
John Montgomery. Nos. % a 20. "a. ka.s0
And in accordance with law ard the order OF
the noard of Trustees Of the corporation made
on the said 18th DAY OF June. lstj the above de.
scrihcd shares ui stock win he sold At public
auction at the office Of The company, Black,
foot Idaho, at O'Clock p. IN, on Monday, this
sSth day OF August, lsiS, ~ pay delitlntni
nsscssuient, costs OF advertising ana expenses
OF sale. BY order Board OF Trustees.
T. NJ, GAppF,
Secretary Curbett slough Ditch Company
hackfOot, Idaho, July @eth, ls9,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-08-26

ST. pAULS: Protestant Episcopal Rev.
Joha Dawson. Missionary. Services every
Sunday morning at ii O'Clock, a. m Even
ing O'Clock p. m Holy Communion first
and third Sundays Of each month. Sunday
school 800 y. m. Guild meeting every
Wednesday at $500 p. N. Pews free All
cordially invited. An public collections
are for current expenses.
BAPTIST: Rev. S. G. Gage Pastor. Preach
ing every Sunday morning az II O'Clock,
and evening at S clock. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening at O'Clock. Sunday
school. Sunday afternoon from 800 TO 400.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-08-26
LODGES

GOLDEN RULE No. "a I. o. o. f. Meets
every Thursday evening at : O'Clock
in Hopkins Hall. Visiting brothers cor
daily invited.
MARCUS MEsTER. n. @.
JOHN DREW, Secretary.
GOLDEN RULE No. ?, l. O. G. T. Regular
Meeting every Saturday evening at
O'Clock. Members and visiting members
fraternally invited 10 attend.
Ben BoLBRooK, c. T.
RAY SMITH, Secretary.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-08-26

BLAcKFooT. IDAHO. AUGUST %, 1888.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-08-26
UTAH & NORTHERN TBiE CARD

NORTH BOUND ARRIvK
Passenger. 4:20 p. NJ. Freight lied p. n.
Freight. 80. GLE a. m.
SOUTH BOUND ARRIVE:
Passenger ] 81 a. IN. Freight. .10:3O a. M.
Freight 40 a. m. Freight. 80 p. N.
j. A. COLLINS, Agent.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-08-26
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At RLtcKFooT, IDAHO,
July II, lS.U.

7
Notice is hereby given that the following~
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before Regis
ter and Receiver at Blackfoot. Idaho. ON Mon
day, September Ard, lS9 viz Frederick
Steiner for the Lots 5. ) and ., SWi4 Nwt4 Sec.
2, Twp. South, Range - east.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, viz II. II reyler. Peter Hanson.
James y. Wood, Adulph Teigart, all Of Black
foot, Idaho.
joins G. Brown.
Register.
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Nel0S You Want to KnotO,


Frosts in Fremont county last week
injured wheat, corn and vegetables.
Lazy Joe The man what lives
highest up the ditch, he ketch'm most
water.
Ben Fernish left Saturday evening
for Montpelier where he will spend
several days hunting and fishing.
The assessable property in Bing-
ham county at the same valuation as
last year, shows an increase of $780,
900.
Remember the board Of equalization
holds its annual meeting next week.
That's the time 10 kick or henceforth
and forever hold your peace.
The NEWS is looking for a number
OF families TO move TO Blackfoot in
the early winter for educational adj
yantages.
The Soda Springs Advertiser has
gone down in the wreck OF hard times.
Not like banks because of a run of
dcpositors, but for lack Of subscribers
An overland train OF Colorado emf.
grants passed through Blackfoot Mon
day enroute 10 Oregon. The regula-
ton number OF ilaxen.haired children
peeped out from under the wagon
covers.
The Rexburg Press has changed
hands. r Tempest has sold 10 a
publishing company, and b. f. Rich,
Of Utah, is 10 be editor. No change
10 lis politics.
Hon. Frank ". Became was notified
by letter from the Indian commission.
er, Monday, Of the appointment OF
Ed Watson, OF Blackfoot Indian
farmer for the Indians along Black.
foot river
The Rcxburg Democrat says Coun
Is commissioners are not allowed
over $500 a year, and then adds TIE
Fremont county commissioners hay,
allowed themselves bills amounting al
follows John Donaldson, $4,000
Jardinc, s53s.sOi Pyke, s44950. But
the question Is, what are you going
to do about IL
Mcclure & Dobson. Painters ant
Paper Hangers, do all kinds Of paint
ing, decorating and paper hanging.
Blackfoot Idaho.
The ladies Of the W. c. T. U, have
given up their monthly gospel servic
es. Possibly on account OF hare
times. This Is generally regretted be
cause The meetings were always attend
ell with entertainment and pleasure
Why not resume them with the lee
ture feature aud music.
Many bodily ills result from habit
ual constipation, ard q fine constitu
ton may be weakened aud ruined b,
simple neglect. There is no medicine
for regulating the bowels and restor
ing a natural action TO the digestiy,
organs, equal to Ayers Pills.
Fred vogler had an experience las
week in crossing the desert from th'
Big Butte TO Blackfoot which he viii
not care to repeat He was in tn,
saddle 26 hours without food or waite
for himself or his horse, and during
the night was attacked by wild stee
and given a chase from which b,
barely escaped. His horse was strucl
by tue steer and slightly wounded.
Malarial and other atmospheric in
iluences are best counteracted by keep
ing the blood pure and vigorous will
Ayers Sarsaparilla. A little caution
in this respect may prevent serious
illness at this season. Ayers Sarsa
parila is the best all.the.year-roun,
medicine in existence.
Messers Noble and Howard Of th
Ackerman Printing Co, Salt LAX
and Stocker, Haas, and Skankcy, Art
lists Of the Salt Lake Litho Co., pass
cd through town Monday They wer
on their way home from Frcmon
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-08-26

Parties wanting to buy currants in
quantities for jelly, jam, etc, will leave
orders at News office.
Old papers, 80 cents per hundred,
at THE News Office.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-09-16
No. 10. FEUILLETON
LES
CHATIMENTS.
PAR EsCoFFIER.
LES


site, 6touffee par lie bruit des vagues.
ala maree montait toujours, mena-
cante malntenant, avec ses yeux ou-
verts Emile await peur, la mort
terrific surtout dams une solitude don't
un element irresistible va faire une
tombe. =.
La mer poussa jusque dams la
grotte l'extremite dune lame.
Emile jeta un cri d'effroi il lui
sembla que lie vleillard await fait un
\ geste de menace pour lui rappeler ses
Nserments +; perdant la tete, ellie SEN
fuit par la fissure du rocher ct grimpa
sans precaution lie sentler abrupte, au
risque de Sc briser la tete GU d'etre
pricipitee dams lOcean.
"Quand ellie fut arrivee sur la
terre ferme, ellie Sc laissa choir, Sc
croyant sous robsession de quelque
affreux cauchemar Les papiers
qu'elle tenait dams ses mains crispees
la ramenerent a la realite.
s'Le premier etait une lettre dams
laquelle NJ. de Wendell donnait a son
pere les details les plus minutieux
sur son pr9tendu projet de marriage.
ii ltinvitait venir Etretat verifer
Iexactitude des faits ct lui tracait un
ltineraire d'apres lequel lie pere ct lie
fills devaient Sc rencontrer quelque
distance d'Etretat, afn, dlsait NJ. de
Wendell, que ''je puisse vous faire
connaitre tous les "hotes dc NJ de
Bertillon avant la presentation, ct
vous eviter ainsi les ennuis des
premleres heures.
A cette lettre, etait piquee avec
une epingle une feuille de papier SUI
laquelle etaient ecrits ces mots:
"J'ai peur, peur de mon fills -. D..
"Dieu veuille que je me trompe! Je
'1ai trop aime. Dieu me punt.
"Si je dois etre frappe, que ce pres
sentiment soft pour lui un eterne
remords.
"NICoLAs DE Wendell"
lie lieutenant tendit la main al
general ct lie remercia du regard. [
lui ent etc impossible d'articuler unt
seule parole. Son esprit ct son ceul
tout enters etaient CONNIE attache:
aux levres du narrateur.
Nous etions certainement loil
de nous douter de cette aventure
reprit lie general. Ce jour-la on avail
medite pour lie lenGemain une grand
partie; NJ. de Wendell s'etalt charge
d'aller au Havre pour prendre de
dispositions ct commander lie dine
que ron devait aller faire dams !;
vile de Francois Ter. ii etait part
a cheval, disant, quelle audace rs
mon pere arrivait demain matin, nou
le retiendrions. Je donnerai de
ordres en- consequence, a la diligence
Ce diable d'homme s'obstine a ne pa
vouloir fixer la date de son arrivee !
ale jour etait tout a fait sur sol
declin.
"Nous etions reunis sur la terrass
qui donnait sur la mer, attendan
lappel du diner.
"Par une etrange coincidence, EN-
lie ct Wendell revenaient au chale
presque en- meme temps.
sL'un de nous dit:
"-Voyez done la-bas, Mile Emile
Serait-elle malade ? Ellie Sc tra1 /
peniblement.
"Nous avions peine verife cett
remarque, que nous entendimes
galop dun cheyal.
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"directement contre son intention" !"
ole comte lui dit, celia je me lie
''rappelie tres bien Laisse-le agir a
''sa guise. Les hommes d'age ont
'tous leurs petites manies, nest-ce
"pas general ? nest pas, de Com
"bes,'
Eth bien, VOLTA 80. Trois jours
apres, la mer rejeta sur lie rivage,
presque a cote de la maison de NJ.
de Combes, un cadavre -. NJ de
Combes fut averti l'un DIES pre-
miers il Sc rendit rendroit indi-
que avec d'autant plus dempresse-
ment, qu'on lui parla dun grand
vieillard. ;. LIE cadavre n'etait pas
defigure ce n'etait pas un noye,
car peau ne ravait pas gonfle. NJ.
de Combes fut frappe, CONNIE Emile,
de la resemblance avec NJ. de Vein
del.
I'll vint au chalet, pria lie comte ct
NJ. de Wendell de lie suivre. En-
route, il prepara le jeune homme a
la fatale decouverte. NJ. de Wendell
fut long a comprendre, ct joua tres
habilement la douleur, la surprise ct
refroi. Pour Sc soustraire aux re-
CARDS scrutateurs quill sentalt poser
sur lui, IL s'elanca en- courant vers
rendroit OH lie cadavre await etc de
pose -. Ayant reconnu son pere
il Sc jeta sur lui, pappela, rembrassa
poussa des hurlements, gemit
pleura -. Oh c'etait bier
navrant !....
LIE general prononca cette tirade
tout dune haleine, dune voix rapide
saccadee, sardonique. 80. QuanG
il cut allege son ceur de ce pods, i
eclata de rire, ct j:
"Mais vous n'etes pas une poule
mouillee, vous, lieutenant. Et, puis
que ce miserable Sc trouve sur votrt
chemin !......
| -Soyez tranquille, general !; NJ
de Wendell recu de moi cette apres
midi une telle insulte, quill doit avoil
renvie de me METRE trois pouces d,
fer dams lie corps. II est lache, eel:
est vrai mais ie sais quill mani'
Acknowledgement une epee.
-Je ne veux pas, entendez-vous
que vous salissiez votre epee au con
tact de la sienne. C'est au procureu
imperial quill faut deferer de tel
hommes.
-Helas lie puis-je ! Ne serait-c
pas du meme coup perdre NJ. d'Hum
bart Pulsque vons m'avez fait pres
sentir...
-C'est juste, murmura lie genera
en- balssant la tete, ct pour ce dernie
il ny pas prescription
Puis, vivement
-Avant de vous parler de votr
beau-frere, il faut que je finlsse cett
! sombre histoire. -. NJ. de Veinde
await done reconnu lie cadavre d
son pere. II fit une scene de desols
ton dams toutes les regles. MOI
par accident !. Mais comment 2.
mails OH 2. LIE miserable etai
convert par l'honorabilite bien COZ
nue. du comte. Personne ne recls
lnant Intervention de la justic
| l'autorite locale dressa lacte mo-
tual.e ct NJ. de Wendell partit pou
lie departement du Nord, emportan
lie cercueil qul contenait les reste
mortels de son pere.
"Il realisa So fortune ct, rhlve
) venu, il fut de nouveau rhote assld
) de NJ. de Bertillon.
"Tout s'explique avec un peu d
bonne volonte /; on finit par Sc rcndl
compte de ce qui await dd arrive
) NJ. Nicolas de Wendell s'etait sar
douta achamind 4 Mod din Hauro
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No. T..


-Allons done, votre age on ne
meurt pas pour 81 peu C'est, dali
leurs, ce que j'ai dit NJ. de Combes,
Gui souriait ironlquement, sourire
numero II. Croyez-vous quill ait
eu faudace de me laisser pendant
quatre jours sans rien me dire. C'est
pour celia que je suis reste 81 long
temps Etretat. II voulu absolu-
ment cue je trouve moi-meme rexpli-
cation lie ce mannequin. Eh bien !
jai trouve, ct jen suis tres heureux,
d'abord parce que celia me prouve
que je ne suis pas tout 4 fait un
lmbecile, ensuite parce que, pour me
recompenser, de Combes ma laisse
emporter son mannequin.
Mon general, s'ecr;a NJ. Lefran-
cols, vous n n'aurez pas la cruaute de
me soumettre la meme epreuve.
Non je ne doute nj de votre
intelligence nj de votre penetration
mais vous n'avez pas les memes
donnees que moi pour la solution du
probleme; ct puis vous avez besoin
de tout savoir des aujourd'hui Je
vals done tout vous expliquer, bien
quill soft fort tard.
La pendule de la chambre marquait
en- etfet minuit moins quelques mi
nutes.
LIE general ct NJ. Lefrancois rem
trerent dams lie cabinet. Appele par
un coup de sonnette, lie vieux. servi-
teur parut.
-Baptiste, lui dit son maftre, tn
vas preparer tout de suite la chambre
verte pour le lieutenant.
-Merci bien de votre attention.
dit NJ. Lefrancois il faut absolument
que je rentre chez moi. Demain
matin, je recevrai tres probablement
une double visite, vous savez bien..
-Cest vrai . Eh bien ! Baptiste,
tn peux aller te coucher. Je recon-
duirai mon ami le lieutenant
Baptiste fit lie salut militaire ct,
raide CONNIE un piquet, s'elolgna,
tandis que lie general remplissait une
fois encore les petits verres.
II lui fallait un supplement de
force pour continuer son rect quill
allait tirer maintenant de son propre
fonds. II retoussa, recracha, rotor
tilla ses moustaches, ralluma un
cigare ct comme2ea en- ces termes:
"Le comte de Bertillon, je ne sais
pas 81 vous connaissez ce detail, etait
un savant de premier ordre. II llsait
ct traduisait lie gree CONNIE un profess
seur de Sorbonne. Horace etait son
poete favori
"Non content d'avoir traduit Ho-
race, lie comte de Bertillon lie lisait ct
lie relisait sans cesse, il pretendait
decouvrir tous les jours de nouvelles
beauties dams les vers du poete latin.
''Le livre que vous avez WI entire
les mains du mannequin, c'est un
Horace, edition extremement rare ct
precieuse, celle que mon pauvre ami
emportait touiours avec lui.
i "a Paris, lie comte de Bertillon
await l'habitude de faire tous les
mathis une promenade au bois de
Boulogne. C'est un exercice hygle-
nique excellent ct je n'aurais rien a
dire a celia, sill ne s'etait pas impose
; le tete-a-tete de son auteur favori.
} "ll s'engagealt dams une alice
deserte OH ne passaient que tres
rarement un couple amoureux ou un
cavalier novice.
"Libre de ses actions, lie comte
, marchait a petits pas ct lisait tous
les cent metres IL s'arretait ct decla
matt DIES vers de manlere effarou
} cher tous les merles d'alentour e
+ le malheureux ne comprenait pas
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falaise au bord de laquelle il s'etait
imprudemment avance; peut-etre
meme un eboulement-ils sont assez
frequents- etait produit sous ses
pieds. Et VOLTA CONNIE on ecrit
Phistoire
"Assez, n'est-ce pas, snr ce mon
sieur," ajouta lie general en- Sc levant.
Ii entraina NJ. Lefraneois dams sa
chambre a coucher.
Dams un coin Sc trouvalt un grand
rideau de serge verte tendu de haut
en- bas, ct glissant sur un triangle.
LIE general fit jouer ce mecanisme
dune simplicite extreme apres avoir
dispose deux lampes a redecteurs
don't la lumiere fit ressortir tous les
details dun mannequin admirable
ment fait ct ayant l'aspect dun beau
vieillard.
Semblable a un montreur de curio-
site qui reserve pour la fin dune
seance les pieces les plus etonnantes
de sa collection, le general await pris
une attitude triomphaute.
II jouissalt de retonnement de NJ.
Lefraneois.
Cest qu'en effet lie mannequin
etait mervellleux de pose ct de verite
&c n'etait pas une grossiere et gauche
figure CONNIE on en- volt la vitrine
de certains marchands d'habits con-
fectionnes.
Les proportion setaient mlnutieuse-
ment ct fdelement Observes. On
aurait cru que Get homme allait Sc
mouvoir, d'autant plus que les deux
lampes refecteurs, rinondant de
lumiere, lui donnaient un magnifque
relief.
| Cetait I'm vleillard large des
epaules, sensiblement vonte, petit de
taille, trapu, settlement plante sur
ses jambes. II etait revetu dune
redlngote noire, dite la proprietaire,
dun patalon glis de fer, de larges
souliers, coiffe dun chapeau a bords
!, evases il await sous lie bras une
came en- jonc, crosse re sistante, utile;
!. ses deux mains etaient ramenees SUI
j un ventre legerement rebondi et
tenaient grand ouvert un petit livre
relic en- maroquin rouge.
. La tete surtout etait superbe
, figure souriante, epanouie ; les lunet
tes de presbyte etaient posees a
, l'extremite du nez point de barbe.
L'homme qui await simule avet
une telle perfection uue personnalitt
etait certainement un artistic sor
euvre await dh lui prendre beaucour
de temps ct exiger des soins minu
tieux.
NJ. lefraneois cut, en- lie voyant, ur
. tel ebahissement, il fit un mouvemen
, de recul avec un naturel 81 parfait
| que le general sentit monter q sol
, cerveau des effluves damour-proprt
sat;sfait.
-N'est-ce pas que c'est frappant
dlt-il.
t -Oui, repondit lie lieutenant, c'es
bien lie comte de Bertlllon; je Ii
reconnais parfaitement, bien que je NJ
> l'aie que peu WI ct encore lors d.
: mon adolescence.
+ La mobile physionomie de NJ. LIE
francois, qui refetait toutes ses pen
J sees, signifiait clairement: 'Seulement
je ne ccmprends pas
r LIE general lui dit, apres ravoi
/ laisse quelque instants en- contempla
ton.
e oh attendez. J'ai etc comm
e vous lorsque NJ. de Combes m
:. montre ce merveilleux mannequir
s j'ai admire, mais je ne comprenai
4 mas lie donnerais heauconn non