Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-10-03

nz<nrses eszrs II s1arned wetne=zzE
&C aSsH- and Ildee Se4adrud spens the
Eff~rnnsa aznaslnx ne daexs On Black
ssss rts~r- He wtaesa tao - they /
Asnshaastg few a~ay from hinn-
Ths PsyufLss so4ss Central Commit
ses aas placed Geo. y. Moore, of Wal
iz.ssi "a ne riekss A. NOMINEES for Lieu
Tenant Gosernor, vice C. c. Fuller re-
asnsd, because Ne w~zn't old enough.
Ouly thirty days to-day uusiI the VA
Eisasl sisetis1- Let the days come and
60 sus doufS get excited Think for
yourself snd sesord your neighbor the
same prtsilegs-
a family from Kansas reached Black
foot . sew weeks sgos In speaking Of the
hard times In that State, the father
agss For four years hls county failed
alzrosS entirsty In crops, and when Ieas-
lag % could not sell o piece Of furni-
ssrs fog me rcady money. There wss
30 nossy in circuIssion-
Blaghsm county Ia the only one OF
me southeastern counties recognized
on the Peoples-Democratic State ticket.
5fr. George n. storer Is the nominee
for treasurer, and the southeastern
enantlez should give him full compile
msns % votes. Bingham win do her
daty.
The Boise Democrats has hoisted the
Dasois tie<ss, which nov leaves the
PeoplesDsmoerstic party without 40
organ ss the State Capital, save the
weekly 5eussneL Probably, when IL is
soo I&ss, ths Democrsslc State Central
COMMITTEES wiIi realize shat she party
hxs TO Josg neglected its papers
shrogzkoa. Idaho.-Elmore BuIleteu.
Lewiston Tsiler-A party of govern
assns enginsers arrived Ia Lewiston
s4sarvsay. This week they win make
anAI survey of The Clearwater from
Kanisk 20 shIs point The s25,ooo
sgyrypriAsSou for imprsvemen. work
ca fAls ssresn -iII be spoiled ~ the
sssssssr's repors is sooepsed-
guIy Borelaad. formerly Of Black
. sos1, but now In she Interstate Com
mercs barsaa at Washington, ID. C., Ia
q letter % THE NEWS kindly enquiries
after "Gyp," The old watchdog at ths
esart kouae. He vas once . member o
fHTIys family. beloved and petted b!
kls wife and boys.
aGypr u still living, and asiters him
9 self tsas he Il the custodian Of the build
. lag, she eognsy's records and the jail
; Like kis kouored pro9enitor. "oid Do
. Tray he iseyer faithful, and demand
o ths eounserslgn of every stranger wh
eaters she hall The court house on
esals are al kind % ''Gyp." and sheri
: Kbefer. in recognition Of his services
kAa pas him on the classified civil sci
vice Ilst. 20 that In any change Of NJ
2 ngngstrasIou he will not be remove
: from bis place of self-imposed trust.
The Prohibition State eonventio
met as CaIdweIl. Last Friday and nom
y eated the following full State ticket !:
y Presidential elecsors-John J. Al
=, fkouy, M0scow: John Y. Tourtelo;t
?, Boise. Charles Y. PouIson, Idaho Fall
y Congreaa-JamesT 7. Smith, Middleto
Governor Moses =. Fowler, Middleto
!. Lieutenant Governor Henry g. VI
ID Fsriaad, Moscow.
n Secretary Of state william J. Boon
ve CsldwelL
50 Atsovney1Gcserxl-William a. Ha
Crssgsville.
III seste Auditor Paul T. Cann, ,Genes'
" State Treasurer-Trwin r. Msrcell'
Bofss.
~ Superintendent Public Instruction
he Joseph n. Barton, Caldwell.
- Inspector Of Mines-David Farm
Silver City.
" The ~. Paul papers paid considel
y be attention 70 our display. I
= Globe said IN one issue: ''Idaho
I confined herself 70 display Of m
- eraI ores which show the State 70
- possessed Of almost unlimited mini
"" resources. Not only is the richness
the ores atscsted by the exhibit, bu
ia also shows the soil of the state TO ?
He dsce nearIy every precious metal
bas abundance. a large table, consist
. IL of a series of shelves, IL complct
nj, FLIED with different specimens 10
lIth the highest grade gold ores 70 rccef
discovered mica. The lead ores ar
-re. the richest quality and she specim
, 4. run 40 pure that they may bc cut
Ian. knife almost as readily ~ the reii
sp's prodsct. An idea Of the richness
and tbe mineral resources Of the state
ocy he had from the statement that its
lcsI run from $50 70 $4,000 ton.
, AZ psr ore Of valuable assay is among
specimens as well as great amt
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