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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-08-15

Gold standard people who argue that
the free coinage of silver would result in
the driving of gold out of circulation, go
on in the next breath and tell us that we
would soon be flooded with the silver OF
the whole world. The gold premium
business they use as an argument in the
direction of great scarcity of money ;
but with the threatened flood of silver,
they invariably knock this argument
into cooked hat.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-08-15
LETTER FROM HOODT0WN.
Crops Damaged by the Disqualification
Opening Rapidly-Personal Mention
Other Matters,

Opening Rapidly-Personal Mention
Other Matters.
Correspondence OF the Yorkville Enquirer.
HooDTowN, August 12.-The three
weeks drought has damaged crops con-
siderably. In fact they are literally al
most parching up. While the early cot
ton is pretty well boiled, the upper forms
are drying up and shedding off, and late
cotton has very little on it. Late corn
and peas will be a failure without rain
soon. A nice shower fell here yesterday
afternoon; but it was too light to be of
much advantage outside of refreshing the
crops little temporarily.
Cotton is opening rapidly and picking
has commenced on small scale. Nearly
all of the farmers are busily engaged in
pulling fodder.
All of Mr.. 4. E. Feemster's children
and Mr.. S. S. PleXico's babe have quite
severe cases of whooping cough.
Chills and fever are on the increase in
this section, but so far but few serious
cases of fever have developed.
This neighborhood was very well rep
resented at the picnic at Bethany last
Saturday. All who were present report
a very nice time; but the heat, of course,
cast damper over it to certain extent
There were but few Of the county candi-
dates present but three of the candi-
dates for magistrate for this township
were on the grounds, each seeking
whom he might influence in his favor.
Several addr resses, plenty of first-class
soup, and a goodly amount Of solid re-
freshments made up the programme.
Will we have met most of the candid
ates already, ere this appears in print we
shall have had the opportunity Of hearing
them state their positions publicly on the
stump, near Blairsville, on Friday.
Mrs. S. J. Hood has had her well sunk
deeper and revealed. Others will have
work done on wells also.
Mr.. J. j. Hood went on the excursion
last Thursday to Charlotte, on a trip con-
tanning business and pleasure.
Mr.. J. T. Plexico left Monday, the 3rd
instant, for Catawba college, at Newton
NC.
Dr. w. A. Hood and family visited the
family of Mr.. w. l.. PleXico at Clay Hill
last week.
The third quarterly conference Of the
Hickory Grove circuit, will he held at
Shady Grove church Saturday next. This
will he the beginning of a series of meet
ings which are expected to continue pro-
baby through next week. NoCE.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-08-15

The Manning Times, which is gener-
ally conceded to be in closer touch with
Governor Evans than any other paper in
the state, is firing whole broadsides at the
candidacy of Mr.. Duncan. This should
be taken as pretty good evidence that Mr..
Duncan is certainly factor in the race.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-08-15
DEATH OF MIR. JAMES G. AsHE.

DEATH OF MR.. JAMES @. ASHE.
Mr.. James C. Ashe of McConnellsville,
died very Unexpectedly at his home in
that place last Thursday morning at II
o'clock, and was buried on yesterday.
The ENQUIRER is unable to get par
ticulars as to his illness. AS is known,
he was candidate for the Office Of county
supervisor. 1t is reported that he was at
the Tirzah campmeeting, and while there
was almost overcome by the intense heat.
He continued his canvass of the county
during the terrible weather that followed,
and was finally forced to take his bed.
His illness was first announced to the
public at the meeting in the courthouse
last Monday, and so far as The ENoUIR-
ER is able to gather, his death was due to
the heat.
The deceased was brother of Messrs.
John R. and w. N. Ashe of Yorkville.
He was a farmer by occupation; was
about As years of age, and leaves widow
and several children. He had great
many friends in all parts of the county,
who will be greatly shocked at his un-
timely death.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-08-15

-Bryan's great speech of acceptance
furnishes an opportunity to all the gold
bugs who are governed by reason, to get
on the band wagon.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-08-15
REGISTRATION FIGURES.

The progress Of registration is now
growing interesting, not only as to the
aggregate figures in the county; but also
as to the possible vote at the different pre-
cincts. When the books were closed the
figures stood as follows:
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-08-15

The number Of registration certificates
given out last week was 290. There re-
main for registration, nine more days
the week following the first Monday in
September, and October1, 2 and 8. There
are no doubt quite number of stragglers
who have been behind in the matter of
registration, and it is likely that the fig
ures may yet run up to $500.
Wehave not yet been able to secure the
exact number of colored votes registered,
but it is not probable that it is as many as
400
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-08-15
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
w. H. McCorkle, Probate Judge-Gives
notice that Mrs. NJ. F.. Nichols has ap-
piled to him for letters administration
in the estate Of Joseph NJ. Nichols, de-
ceased.
Grist Cousins-Can furnish you with sum-
mer cheese, fresh canned mackerel,
fruit preserving powders, repairs and
grind ers, for mowers, three-hooped cedar
buckets for Is cents and possum baking
powders at and 10 cents can.
The Black Boys-Fred, Arthur and Nor
man-Have given an order fora Pratt
gin, feeder and condenser, and will be
prepared to gin cotton for the public
during the season.
Rev. c. A. Hampton, Principal-Gives
some information with regard to the fall
term ofJones Seminary for young ladies
at All-Healing, n. c.
n. c. Strauss-Talks about Mark Hanna's
way and announces cut price sale OF
all kinds of summer goods which will
continue for 10 days.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-08-15
Ths aJurkrille enquirer.
YORKVILLE, s. G. {:
SATURDAY, AUGUST Is, 1895.

If the free coinage of silver means so
cents dollars, how are the silver mine
owners to be benefited by ?"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-08-15

most significant precedent that is not
exactly in keeping with the simple
Democratic ideas of the American
people.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-08-15

The above will serve as pretty accu-
rate guide to the probable vote in the ap-
primary, and candidates and
others will no doubt make full use of it in
figuring out their anticipation of the out
come. Still more light may be obtained
by considering the registration by town.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-25
xReys on Fremont Co. Records

Attorney r. 5, Dietrich, Of Blaekfoot,
has been engaged BY individual parties
" Fremont county, 10 go through the
records and ascertain II the eoanty
officials have been living up 70 the re-
quirenents Of the law and 10 the hon
SCI discharge 0f their Official duties
since the 0rgauization OF the county.
Dir. Dietrich has engaged the ser-
vices Of Theo Tnrner, deputy clerk VI
isanDock county, who Il o thoroughly
eompete1t, honest apd eyerysay reli-
able expert 70 make the examination
Of the records, and By his system Of ex-
porting, X rays viii be tarned 90 70
make them visible 70 aDd plsinly saDder.
stood b. all thetAx1Dsyers of tbs eoanty.
The people, gsaersliy of the county,
are snneb interested ln the laEessage.
sion.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-25
camedy compaaY comieg.

The popular callieoste company wiz
bs hers all neat week, commencing
next Monday, July 9Th, The Laramie
Republican says 0f tbis company
aFriday night this company present
ed the great play 'DTrilby" 70 . bosisa
packed 10 the doors, and this, 100, ~
the face u counter attFaetiog, the
composition being Hopkins Tfaps-
oceanie Speciality company They also
had q Hna house IN the face of Wal
laes's circus on Thursday night When
Il IL noted that these counter attFae'
tlons are among the greatest ~ tDa
country, the Callieottes haye something
10 be proud of. They ara company ~
ladies and gentlemen and their pays
have given entire satisfaction % ops
theater gocrs, which 10 attestad W =
substantial way by the good houses
they had all week, =.
Prices have been reduced ~ our cry
20 ~, 25 and 10 cents,
After engagements of eight weeks ~
Pueblo, Colorado, Colorado springs
and salt Lake four weaks, we can 49,
sure You Of an evening of lsnghabls en'
tcrtaipment, consisting of eomaas
dramas, changing the bill each even
| ing. Reserved seats at the usual places
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-25
The EpYo<fh League coayeaflo1

The Epsorfh League GonyeDfioD.
The 6Fss annaal Epxorth League eon-
sentaoD for eastern Idaho. shieb CLOSED
its session oD sunday nlght LAT. proEed
o SUCCESS 10 every particular. Et naes
the expees@sice " the most sangpine
BsvsDotsFs. Tsensy>Gge delegates were
Ia asteDdsaee, elesep spom Idsho Falas,
s&a from Poesteilo spd four Eosp FosS
Hail.
The various sessions Eere well a.
tended by our eitizeps, specially Asrsn9
the evening. Dr.. EeilsFnsp ooule pos
BE- prese0s On sco0snt ~ sieknsss. sod
gbise that msy base been . dlssppoiDt-
ne0t 10 some, 80 . very exeellent pro-
program sAs given the Eeople,
Res, j. n, Host sss ehoeep W preside
over the eooyeDtaoD SOD d. X. Ktppers
n Pocst<alo, sas cheeeu secretary,
The keshodisseb ebpreb sss yeEy hand
sonely deoorate1 ander sac 1lpsctaop
n Prot and Ap, Tltas, conpitses 20
oeoorstlon,
PsSers sers read w AEdneg haS1er
" f6sho Falls, 1Ass Ramsey sas sdtas
Tessr " Foss Hall: idlas ESttb Al!ep
aad Niss Della Wtlsop ~ Peossello:
Dr. Ningus, Percy g0nes. a, q, Whit
tier, kiss tslsDehe gpGes sac PFDf a.,
G, Tttas ~ Bleekfoos, Tbese papers
we're AZ ~ o high os3er, shosSng con-
saAsrable thcsght sDe effort ~ the DaSS
" tbs writers.
spgs J>ocke N Fosf Hal, geyes very
ipt3restaHg @adress 80 A'Ths EDsegtb
0pporsApity,y
Hiss Lsllaaxp n, Werner gsye . yery
th0pgbsfu and suggestive eASrass ~
Idols" y" sod Dr. 4 ~ hoore 4eliyapee
yegy able address % ttgbAEseteF
IsVilding.s T'hese we're yeFy helpfsd
snd inssrEcitye " the EpwosfbsaHsl
The vocal s9los w ~ 4, kipDogt SOD
Rey J4andop N Roeetello, AtAs 20,
seces Wgsgbt aa9 ~ &, W, Ktefey SOD
duss4 W Nr KteEsr sae Atss Wheeteg,
Mis- sies,oid sod Niss Aus, SOD NF,
Eiefer aaS Miss yarnssi sepe seli Fen,
dere1 and grasiig aAAee " the tpsAress
lDf she convection - yell a. The geneEsl
singing n the eh0ir sod the 0yestsEs
BY the asylum ogchessFa
ESeellept Fecitstions we're Rfgsg ~
Niss Gel n Nieh0ls aH3 Mis- Segtas .spcg'
sig1e both N Rocatello,
The discussions ~ the various sub
iects were very sDtrited end helpfsl
The question boa pagt N tbs pr9gEshs
sss sbly haadlee W Res, LsAsep,
| Able seFpa0ps wsrs delivered ~ Saap
day BY Iseys, I<oese Sud GsnAop,
n vas decided 70 eopttpne she e0n
yeDitons; Poesteli0 VS. ela0sep ~ tas
pest Place ~ pleetapg
| Officers for tbe ensuing ysaF gers
lelacted ~ follows; PFesadeps, a, a
IWbisttey: Viee president, y, R, Kin
port; seeretsyy, hiss Ramsey
The sDpFtss prayer messing wss
proetsble service, st4endea by " Psg
sous,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-25

Tbs Epsogth League convention wss
o sneaess IN plumbers, IN program sns
enthusiasm, and the three baFpaopi,
oasDy blended IN oae gasae u one " she
best conventions ever bslS ~ tbs ssste
Boise city contributed feRale pss
liept 70 the asylum this week,
A Five Room House For Rent For
terms apply 9J g, FISHER, blaektpos,
Two druggists ~ Idaho Falls bays
been In Judge Stevens court this week
90 the charge ~ selling liqll9rs gltbops
license, 0pe, Mcclure, plead guilty
and WAS Gned sl0oi the other, Payne,
plead not guilty snd win have = bear
Ing next Tuesday,
Home lard Ne, Home bse0B ~,
shoulders ba, Hams w,
Best Raisips be, Dried Peaches be,
A. w, A, Balls Store,
LADIES, MAIDEN Neeabes eofssts
are the most comfortable, durable ana
most elegant shaped eorsats for sala ~
day, d, H. l3iethap sole agent foF Bipg
ham county, has just received y nsg
lot, long hip, short bip, and esEa Ions
waist, drab and white, summer spd ~
dipapy weights, Try . pair and y9l
win never wear any either make,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-25
n NEW ARENfc ER1.
Consolidation Of tie Great adam
Eorepau4h and Sells Bros.
ssL0g1e.


SHOWS
Gfnom fbs aes Yors 1ssass. kogsmesrSs ~
Mr. d A. Bailey, sole osnsr " the
sCreat Adam Forepaugh ssso@s azsd
the Barppm 4 Bailey circus, has lpsf
concluded arrangements M5to Eessrs.
EphEaim, Lesls aDd Peter Sell ~
Which the property kDosn g. sSelis
Enoss EDorD0aas Shess y consolidated
with fbe Forepsngh enterprise. The
Crest Adam Fonspapgb ssb0sf was
founded neaxlg h@f o csatpsy &gO, ASad
purchased by DR. Bailey % soe 6estal
VI Ia csDes Ia gSs0. gt xas 1aeseas <or
its Haenaeeraes, These. %ogeszer sltb
she cages, bDFses, ap6 AL Epe kas.esslsl
" tbc Fonspaggh Sb1se will Dox -
s<ded " tbe alres6y VIZ sbcs " tbe
Sen Brothesx@
There i o bsapG suggestion a. ebe
sbOEe s,rSeS and apsborSsasaye EessneDce
fnom ene " ehe 1sssdipg sDf &lEsxs
D0st relasbse gnest Aailles NJ she eolD.
sgg, IS Beo0tazns peslt5Ee SOD @ats1els
auDaasec assDgsDce SAss eneb 90 &c
Hsense oeIag4nsssop has beeD <er@e6
Dstneen she Nsaitbles az4c xl1sE 11pa4-s
areu1c grDpssescFs ADe EaAn&gsSs 91as
20 agetsoE1gm "a Ehe xDsis1 s1ch ESse
DosstDse exeeyEsep " s4ae Esw NSgie&gS
S<olAssensp, ecgip ssgin " seeoRagc6sss
~ y.etb0Ea N rid 1eass, ssreas asgpo,
HDoEee, ape sDse.aa exhiDlseL Ilnst -
entlue seeemees ~ 4sDeg1asie tND .sss6,
Ang sssess hsge beep apste6s ~ SeN<,
1ieec ser bpt ebe ene gs2ee bersEo
<one cbeFgee ~ sscb, sfs1sse ~ e2gar
acc bene ~ PceasNllo ~ SssssaE.sF.
4Hgast Sst, segges Destee eaas DoDss.s'
blg sbDv slli gLsaS tsszs eecs@op ssses
ssssep, sDe IL Easgtpg ~ 1sfes.0g
onef. sIhleb sDess ~ ssasap S1b Geee. y
os.r great beiisS aDS bspsaBt
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-25
Re1DcNg RSk4S,

DDe eDS pDez6sb gste " SEAsiels sss
retNrD Ac0Ds1e AnpRae Depgentses
bieoemep ~ t1ae Eerse, Aggsss ~,
1De sDe eHe9ftb ssse " Erss.elS
cod regAgp, 4yce0apt s1casa @epf@D
ti9p Eepp0cx EDHptg TeseheEs kgss@,
spte. gpiy ztrb, 9be slsege gate n eeG
disionsi gDop SO setepSaDoe sIEe ~
mere psrsens hsSe cets 81, <aEe ~ ~
tng tafV.
bsege ~ Dne<aHs seg F0pDf sstg E.c
copDt F'ogepeHzb 500 sselAs ssn9s ,Nligegs
~ Po1ss1iles Apgsst ~ Glezei@ Anl
ssoe " Ssy t9AleslDg
LANos<I&s, AEspt,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-25
Bssass4ss aSaes,

gAe EAsAeFp E&ah9 Nsksg EonEsNy, q eespeg
sAsgp- g&pesAs9p ~ Rfspnts.sS pAs1s ~ byst
nass, haaeks9of, EAsAs0,
R1ggGk ~9keEs N AeAARqgapA gp7s stae ~,
kowlpF Sesagtb<e etp0k ~ a1ooypf ~ sss<xS
gaspt ~, ~, ieykes Nv sAas EI$b 49, N Aey,
lAsg. 9aae RkNppBt set eppossss fAAe Gapas N
ais sAgeslesleegs ~ f9AlpwsB
esme, G9slf 6e, shsfs, <Agf
y, y, W, EAsAaeah3gxeC Ess t&se
Apa N sesps&sRes EstA Asy ssae haas pg@e,
~ ~ hasrd pfTTssaeeF ~ fks eq,pegeAAssl
sasae Nv sstq Aah Asy ~ Aes, iss, fJAs skspys
AssegSbae khsFs N saesk Hfli ~ syls A. psssAas
a,gasaDp "a slee pggp0lDsl esalee ~ sAs e9aREssg
W Hlsekfqqi, 1asho, ~ y gieAqes ", NJ Nv ksk
pEasy 49, ~ Asg ~ AEssss, lsss ~ ~ ~
llR9gegt assessment, eesf N ssgegfAstRs ssa
espepss ~ ssie,
g0lfe MONTGOMERY,
seeTeisFy kSffefg laslp NaseF ~
tslaekfqoi, lgeiap, sglg SSg9, is<,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-25

- A@&%sAhsA " DECK
fcot reached Bolse. Wednesday. but
continued their Journey westward To-
NArds Oregon and California.
John y. Barke's residence on the
West Side besseen Blaekfoos and
American Falls NAs totally destroyed
" are . few days sgo. Nothing vas
saved. L0ss estimated ii o. 900: insur-
and si.00O.
Forest hres are raging 10 North Idaho
aad kassers Washington. This may &C.
count for the hazy, sn1osfy condition of
the atmo~phsre.
benAsor Dubois sill be given . zsl-
ccme on his return home shleh viii
sarpass any osafaon ever extended .
citizen On hls retprp 70 fhe State. HI
frseeds sss caly salsiHg 10 Be advised
VI tbs date ef his return.
Look ont for The big saa.v of the
Coop. Machine a Wagon Company.
q. q. wFght. manager, 4. N. Caps,
biae<so1s agent, Ia Dexs week;s Issue
VI THE NEWS.
Stale Enginsar Mill. Rngineer Boo.
sas, Bes Y. Rich and PressdsnE skeen
sers oscr % the American Pals caaal
TBas1ay.
sheriff cobarn. of onelda eouDty.
sas "a Baaexfoos $50 or three days "a
tbs seek. interested 10 . contest cAse
before tAe LAID Office.
WishlH the sexs wses yos may begln
" bear " ''she giri of ssees saxtssp'
sysfiSg fs Mr. BryAns phOsogrsph,
ss1 ths rsilrosd Dan polllng The yote
90 passesgsF fs2lns " ssoeraain whesh,
80 Bsyan o. Mckinley u 10 chs Lead.
a psrsy ~ fhrse. f.ammast. Hawsins
ane Pesarso1, stlI sstspp 70 bore 10
srtosisD sell 90 ths desert nasx Roof
Hog stage ssata0a, as scos as thels
n@ehins sbieh 10 % she roed bet~een
this psaos and Utah arrives,
Tbs Ladies AID society u che Assh,
odiss ebsEUb silI bold az tcs eresR
ssd Inaeh social 90 the lasp "a VI, a,
Wo0tin DeSt se~k, Friday eFenins
tsen 8 " ~ 0'elerk.
Mr.. ., G. Murray. pgop4etor " ths
Big HvtGs ststiDp, u spapelng o fep
says Ia BlAeksoos tails ssek. ks, NJ,
lo@sss " Bis GaR wheas tele whicb ~
has gross ss Ga expertmeps sSthoei
srTagats0a.
The sgb5acs sG tbs Msshodiss ehurci
fov nsxs sunday norDlng stlI ~ ''Pecl
liar Psopss, and for The sysutng @Higt
I.aying,s
GosBty Commissions H9TskT 90
rewarded Cor biz sock " hard lstsoI
% bis return homs ssisrdsy syaDipg
His wifs sTscstoustsly presented hin
sjib tsips $50 baby boys; and 10 ~
eEeitemeDt " the upuept be forge
himself aad sAid; mr.. ckAsrmsD,
move ws do nos adjourn"
The Burke Land and csstle Con
psny Il prepared 70 let aoptFset# %
cusflng and ssaektDg hay % ~ Fanehe
near Americas Falls. For paFtaeglsr
spply 70 G. v. Tsylog, psDager, Ameg
icsa Fails, Idaho.
Dssed July zgth, 1875.
Lazy jos peeped IN TEg NEWS 0ffc'
Thsrsday afternoon IN the midss of ~
dust storm, aud saeiug the devil as th
cass, said sssy, you gimme hye'E
cents ne kstcb'm poortrgY Vfss,
said che devil. turn loose your battery
and give IL 70 " red hot Then 20
smiled and said
The spgJpkiss spe wl1a Aasp esftm
bout keepiaf san1 sad ths 1ps
IBnf the wind be heap bAE chief
Ylses ny syas, and CUE sad e1s'V
'sTs.e spsssklay Ne 10 good vhsp the ~tn
Hs can nsysF keep sowp ahe 6pR kvsq~l
And Jaalaa sil same ss wblesir HaR,
whes hs syss bssrm, be sue ans hs s1s''
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-25
ssD0 ResA0

Fier oRe &sgpAe gEsy aa@re, e4gDs gseEs
~, ~ brs&aes, Ee4ghs zADopt ~
popE6s. sag est ~ bel0g ebe sEees,
Essg bpose ~ hsEeess sos ss&e1e, f<ss
sesp towards feot b11ls east N Seeileg,
FSge A9iAaEs gesApe Eer heg petSgD u
lns ~ Nsl ", 6ssiS HyeFy slables
Ieah0 Fsils, nc, SgNDsgtsT
tsisGxtcoss L4she, Ivy ~, ~
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-25
ksslss fsr gsI,lleaiiss,

Effl f1713q V779FFl 7flFvF VIZ I'FF77771
sgly &}fH, ls<,
hofiae IA beg2bg RtgeR fbaf kFea \, sasgaRi
has Hlea Eelkee W tllegfieB ~ iR@bN Nlle
ppsgf bsf9Fs nv Register sRa AaRelFeF N
shetF osgae w HlNekt99i, iasllg, M lfsggesqs.
llss aig Dag NJ seplsWAsF, ls@, NJ TlWbsI
GsllipR Application ~, asi fgF fbe M,
Nwl@ sssi fsgts \, = Rlld \, ~ kaeitpn ~, a, n
township NJ, BspRlh, Fshgs NJ, W e#st
ne nsRlns ~ witBessesi y@Bges 4, Fifsef
gsmas MeEgakeF, isgFfsli heiael, peipb sgkA
500, sil ~ biaekf9qs, iasllq
gN0, q, illloWR, hesisleF
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-07-25
THE HAREETs.
Qge,eaaee E1.gg yAs,seag Eeaaaag.

The 9sess%ep n sestlemept 81 tbs
isAe sEpybAes petseeR tSae ReDgles
cspsl Goppspy 500 s,e Asaegsesp Fslls
Company II sAes W ~ WssbtAgt9E,
Po0aGelto baa 0 besteF psySgV ~
June then ~ macy Neyt0ps R0ptsps,
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-07
HUNTED WITH INDIANS,
Travels and Adventures of Zeke
Miller, an ex-Messenger
Boy.
he Is Now in the City Prison Booked
for Some Public Institu.
tion.

Zeke Miller until a month or FIVE weeks
ago was a messenger boy with the San
Francisco District Telegraph Company.
Since then he has undergone varied
experience and is now in the City Prison,
booked for some public institution.
Zeke is IA years of age and a bright,
handsome boy, with light curly hair and
big, frank eyes. He lived with his mother
and stepfather, Samuel Miller, at 1908
Pine street. Miller is gripman on the
Sutter-street cable road. Zeke's real name
is Eddy, but when Miller married his
mother after his fathers death about
eleven years ago he adopted Miller's
name.
About five weeks ago Zeke had row
with the daughter of a neighbor. His
mother took the girls part and Zeke got
cisgusted and made up his mind to run
awav from home and start out for himself.
In the City Prison last night he told his
story. 81 had saved up some money out
of nv wages" he said, .and bought a
ticket for Bethany, San Joaquin County,
where William Alexander, friend of the
family, had a ranch. When / got there
Alexander was just selling out, and he
was sending a wagon-load OF fruit and
other things to place in Texas. forget
the name of the place. but Indians live
around there.
az secreted myself in the car, as Alex
ander told me that Texas would be good
place for me, and for five or six days, till
the car reached there, lived on fruit.
enjoyed the trip greatly.
"When the car reached its destination /
got acquainted with some Indians, who
took fancy and were very kind to me.
lived with them for two weeks and went
hunting for deer with them. They taught
me to shoot, and before the end of the
two weeks was able to bring down deer
myself.
II got homesick, and they made up a
purse to pay my fare back. l reached
here Monday, and called upon some
friends who advised me to 90 home.
went there, and my mother had talk
with my stepfather about taking me
back, but he kicked against it, SO this
morning mother took me to the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children,
and here l am. suppose Will be sent
to the Youths Directory"
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-07
Labor Notes.

At a meeting of the Plasterers' Union Monday
evening the following officers were installed:
J. ]. Connolly, president; George Keck Jr.,
president; J. ]. Corrigan, financial secre-
tary; ]. NJ. Lawless, recording secre tary; C.
Wilson, treasurer; Patrick Corcoran, sentinel;
trustees-M. Kelly, ]. J. Wyatt and 7. Hand
ley.
The Building Trades Council is actively
preparing for the theatrical entertainment
that will be held in the California Theater ON
Saturday evening, October 81. The play to be
produced is entitled Labor and Capital" and
is said to have been written by a bricklayer.
The purpose Is to raise funds for the councils
treasury. Professional talent has been en-
gagged for the occasion. Several of the unions
have authorized the expenditure of money
for the production of the play.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-07
HERMAN MEN IN COURT
Continuance of Ten Days Granted to
Examine the Complaint.

Continuance of Ten Days Granted to
Examine the Complaint
The case of the crew of the otter hunt
ing schooner Herman VS.. the Pacific Trad
ing Company was called in the United
States District Court yesterday and went
over for ten days at the request OF the de-
PENDANTS. Mr.. Hutton, for the sailors,
made a vigorous protest, pointing out that
his clients were without means and that
q continuance meant starvation for them
unless they accepted the money offered by
the company.
Judge Morrow considered the matter for
a few moments and then decided that the
defense was entitled to delay in order to
examine the complaint and file an answer
When the Herman docked the trouble
began, and at that time The CALL stated
that the mate had given A. P. Lorentzen,
agent for the vessel, pair of black eyes.
This was published under misapprehen-
sion, as while there was wordy warfare
and the police were called in there was
not semblance of blow struck.