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New-York tribune., 1906-04-28

C0TTON-The cotton market very irregular,
with the close points higher - points lower Sales
market opened steady advance Of Sq5 points. with
aud sentiment evidently unsettled by the
May representing about COO bales
The progress through the street forced
bull leaders buying May around the ring.
the premium that position was maintained. ana II
became evident that The tenders being taken
of The market did little better on this ana
up Of about sac points broke very
sharply Wall liquidation and the weak
The. decline carried prices
about 15ais points on from the best point Of the morn
Nav. Toward the close there enough covering 10
partial recovery but the demand seemed 10
mostly shorts End tho undertcae OF the mar
ket continued very unsettled.
nerd Of moisture IN sections OF
belt the cotton belt continues
private accounts considered
indicative excellent for the The South
spot markets unchanged 20 ssc higher u IS
The local stock AT an advance Of so points May.
Liverpool cables Indicated a market at that point
stea5ied demand with spot sales OF 10000
bales advance Of points. Superintendent KING
bales. against .9T7 overland mills
end Canada l2s against 1874 last year South
takngs. estimated. $1,000 bales. against $4,000
last vesr, loss Of stock at interior towns a29> bales
week l 7s4 bales agains, SS9 lsst year Total crop
receipts l03 l69 bales against 1852 s9
year. overland mills and Canads S25 0SI tales
Southern mill taktngs- estirat
interior nf Septemhe- 235 654 bales
brought into sight for
SON. bales against li.5Sj las The
total crop movement is for s days this season against
24O 6ays I9O4'0
The range prices in the local market to day
New-York tribune., 1906-04-28
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York April p. 1900
Guiding co cars export alive iS9 city seugheEes
5 %a1 T 49, 5 cars hs on sa an at jersey @ @ head
Steers active and priees steady to loc higher
Ters Pm: medium me- and sood cows rather steady
at SASS 5S' & Tfs psr 1885, oo S bu at s. g At s.
sss5v nrcrs oT at Sc asS peT n Liverpo6i and Lon
n dressed weight with tops az london l2tsc dressed
mutton steady at 5ql6o per 10 refrigerator beet higher
to-day Tomorrow the MINNEAPOLIS win take out $50 cattle
and i.SO7 quarters Of beef for Schwarzscnid x Sulz
Perger ana $50 cat' i9 i S1 a,Ts ION oa iiydsd
nPirs T W. & S1rE 70 ] s2q9 Arms s1g also 4o sate for
Shamberg soo 70 be un?aded ed az Antwsrp the New s
schwarzsbid sulzbsrser and about 400 quarters for
men total from tbir nor. for fHe week ending satur
tsp6a t of Se be ii al a. tt DGs na Il sS Britain" with the
n sTsrsss, a s. FER do l5oi p s.
Is DO 3s n at s s.: is DO 1887 n S So: DO,
MePee!sen u PsnnsyyaqIs steers j 1921 n at
n ds & S. ). IL p at do $50 ' at s. 40 10 Do 7''
Nsr!en 10 stable FED Fsansylysnlq % ,,s steers 1883
% chsago do 1872 n at IS 2S Pennsyyania cows $50
oS rs s'oae s9 ;. ~ T. 9h d. S n 55t 3 Gi s
3 3 @ st. IS & So 5o q Do DO a. s A. E. a. 6s B. d s 3d. n d g.
ssa n io e. So b 1S at 8 SO 10 '' ' 3D. Ak
10 5 % s9 ss s3 9'5a DC S 1850 n l''S at 3 O. g. g.
1OIG n a. s..
Pobensein Harris & Conner: is Ohio steers. Ii75 70
g. 20: IS do. 14 H. at So TO- bull 1880 10 at 81 So
Tobin 8 shannon: cows 1926 70. So so: do. 7ao
II. s..
CALvEs-Receipts $50 head. including 124 direct
to slaughtercrs making with as head held yester
day. 3Gi sale. Feeling firm and prices were shade
higher. the pens cleared early. Common 10
prime vcals sold Sass per 100 N city dressed veas
firm al 709l2c per n: country dressed slow az 5Q75sc
SalesJelliffe. Wright veaIs 12s n
al $6 per 100 n: DO. il3 n. 81.
:. Sanders: 20 veas l2f n s. 80: I6 do. 1:O 10.
at 50 -: Ill do 1i3 NJ at 50 30.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts We're including late
rivals yesterday 141 3+2T including
for slaughtererS and 9le for tire market
steady, but all the offerings cleaned NJ. spring
lambs almost nal . good ciipped
sold 81 j0dS4 s. per 100 n clipped lambs at
IS 40; good unshon do 81 s0dsT So dressed
dressed spring lambs 81 50a$8 10 per carcass; country
dressed at S2d$6.
Sales-KerEs Commission Companv: 600 unshorn Col
orado lambs IS ID 81 IS 100 10 do
10. 81 81
5 Judd & Co: ass el'ppei Buffalo lambs IS n at
s. 20: f3+ do. 80 N. at S. u.
s 81 clipped Jersey sheep fi6 10 at 81 s5 .
bucks. 130 n. at So 80. ! spring lamb IS.
about T. II hcgs for the market and deck of
rough missed Western hogs also sale: prices fun
steady good state sold at 81 95 loo 70:
dressed hogs steady hut quiet at IisG0lzc per %
heavy 20 light weights
Sales. Sanders G0 state hogs l5G n average at
s. % 100 n roughs. as n. at s. o. stag 40 10
a 81
$ Judd Co, date yesterday: 30 hogs l4S 70.
Newton s % Ga,e yesterday: &c state hogs 1ss Il;
at S. -: roughs. 80 10. at 81 90
New-York tribune., 1906-04-28

Cotton Exchange Especial Liverpool cables-Sp,t
ton. good demand sales 10000 bales speculation and
$4,000: mldding upland G07d: futures steady. points
higher months and points higher distant
pasitions closed steady az a net adyaooe of %
JuneJuly and July . 9od August September.
sGd. October 54d; October ember 566i:
Jsnuarv February Yarlis fair bust
IRE iotsl market far spot cotton was quiet aud ur-
Tor miiciiag Gulf southern markets tsle
Eraphed follows, Galveston hrrD. unchanged.
81 II IGc. sales. - W!}muEtcl steady
changed. lie. Memphis steady. unchanged
sales goo bales Mobile STEADY ldc higher al II lsc
SpslolS stead, &c ris1sr a. j eSc: sales 81 bales
Baltimore nominal unchanged al ID nc Augusta steady,
higher. a. li1sc - Louis quiet unchanged az
l1Ec. ssles. - tales Estimated receipts at leading
POINTS to-dsy At Houston l.75O 10 :: go bales.
Rsaiset week 5.s2 Galveston.
fro-1 9sp T. :. 500 bales. against s5ss
Ga.es sEainst & i,6 tat week ard 55s2 last year
FI4OTR AID MEAf@-oaiy a Inoderate trade was motel
patents and fakcs winter cl-aIs and low Suidss AM
k-i.aa csats We quote pth-spiisg patents s. y
g 81 No winter 8 I5aS3 RYE li~l r. STEADY.
~ a. 10 sisnd BAG MEAI.-rirln quoted: = F1ne S
white ans ysloN 81 ~: eosTsa SIgIg$l 90 FEED,
stansard midiung sal u i1o sscks noui DO s22 So
So so SacSs. m.sdIs s22Gs.4 5o red dog s25: hcminy
cl.r Sal bulk So 20 sacks OIL MEAL. S:0gS29 70
GTiAIs.-- NifEAT-inii disturbed ly n
IN. nsrkef wheat displayed rather steady under
zone 70 the nght's prices
vsas commissi1u house demsnt fcr lie new crop
n.oaths ts id@s that Shout evNryhin- favorable
tbs ,.r5f, Was "A little covering among MAJ
sSerrs Tfasf Argentine shipments q .
Sssb cousnaTei WIN 25sOo0 bush week.
hovsvsr tie market sensitive Wall Street con
dltlous G.c starred Esee Sc.G dtcaEfs iaEg 'u
New-York tribune., 1906-04-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Iiv.rneol April a7.-Ctosins: WHEAT spct nominal.
stras oiet. MAY. Dad july Gs T7sd; September.
e. 80 cOTl% spot firm; American MIXED new. A. Bizd
american mixed old - 9'sd futures quiet MAY q 5sd
r,,I, a. PEAS. Canadian steady. Is o. FIIDDR
- Ialfs fancy water steady. So ID HOPS in Lon
Sor 1Psctac steady. = 5sz1iS t5s BEEF dru
svtr, india mess. rs I'd PORK strong prime mess
Western Sos I'll HAMS. short cut. IA % III 10
TACo% quist. C5lnerland ~ 90 n. AS
rs - - 70 5es; long cear Wiidles. Eht. 2s 80
as ga long clear u1iiss heavy, . % 40 - fTs ca
short clear backs 10 20 2n n 4fs Gi clear bellies "a
~ IL n 4Ts e. STio;-L4pERS. square ~ 70 ia 10
steady I'd LARD. prirn~ Western stead.
44s. American rehacd H pals dull. as ~ BUTTEI.
steady: Tnitcl stat~ s5s scod States
CHEESE American urest white. Arac-itn
Guest coored, steady. &C. TALON. prime city nrn
26s TCRPENTINE. spidts steads 47s ad. IOSIS
coIamon nrm. - load PETROLEUM. refined quiet
GAi LNSEED OIL STEADY. .2s ca.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-28
NEW YORK PRICES.

DeCeh'o'r ---'-- 52'a 52as 52ia 52-s 52l4
.99a'9 % s s' S. 'Tas ae was F Fs:STs
80 5 sigSg 70 reas0nary tendency spot being quoted OF
Vita spot Ss coaa q @ S5d 7 i9ue @ %
i.S M Ss Legally no change repored. Lake is quoted
I E. lSes 2oS LEAD Tas Is 50 lower as Is % n the
ing from Ss 9g' % store & are % BED higher Prices Ts
Iron was 9Cd lower 4ss Sd for standard foundry and
was une6anssd No foundry Northern is quoted At
transact.ons Prce 'ss d an - oy s ana snor5
Msy $5 rs2 90 JuRs si5 80 qRs October sl5 2S an bid
dG market @ 70. moiahses with gh receipts and good
seadg With fsry 5000 ,obbns bGsnes: for moIasses
n 2nd syrups quiet Quotations follow; MoI,AsSE SEs-Ney
lsa2oe prime 2Oa2sc orleans open kettle so4$sc
prime 22g24e; fancy, 2eg2sc.
we were soo IBIS Nav a. s7iS and ic At log ui at
Refined petroleum was reported good demand the
PETRoLEIM% Standard I' white. ebls 76oc bulk 476c
900 bulk 76o Phadsiphis e55c; 6uE s6c water
coTToNsEED oIL-Prime crude , mills. SOC nom rom,
$e3 q3ic July Sse a37e sePtsa6er s67s S5e October
So 81: Sse prime n uH5eF fef'SH mellow Nsb
4Ie eaIcSsts 5ssa raw Gy c ARB OIL 7a7e
rRoViSIQNs.M9e iess less qqida} d P5eyasa r N 6d sS
eratey. Receipts Chicago 16c00 and at the West
sslVN latteT IhCiuohs "ulo - $50 e.
iiy SIS o 65Tt clear SIS 25a%1s BEEF steady quoged:
sstia afi H5aso s i:@Ts .sgs 4EE
ss3.e' e pigs ss'0s 81. SSsc cGr u MATs|Psied 6ees
es i m e.c picked shoulder; nominal gS9'ed SCI
picked hams steady; quoted llail rs TALON s,eady sy:
quoted: Chicago prime steam nominal prime
$3.50 nominal city lard steady quoted sssS refined lard
barely steady quoted: South AmeTica loe Continent 9
TEA Rz rE Ess sa,e & SGpoRa ea G ifT % af Sl0iS o
market STEADY to 6m and fairly goos dsr6ution while
business at the South was active Quotations f91w; 4
choice heads 4@47sc; fancy heads 5d52c extra fancy
Java. 5000; Rsngoon in bond 2a a2isc
SUGAR-Ihere was quite an improH enent IN me aeo
prices Unchanged The Federal continues to quote 435c
quoted are net Icss I per cent for cash: and
powdered +eoc Eagle eonfecorersF granua,ed. zoe;
Eagle coarse AMI extra fine granulated tpoc; Eagle
n cartons. N bags ana II bags Of 6re granulated
45oc: confecorers' A 425r. 40 25c; Nos and 3.
4eoc: No 4. 4loc; No >. 4G5c: Ne G. A. No S95c;
No S, 390c: No o. SIC No 10 soc; No II, arse. No
firm market for sugar beets with April and May quoted
l-lse higher sales Of S2c cost snd freisht
Cuba centrifugal by about delivered
fnery 4.5GO cuba centrifugal steamer leading
business the 342c cost freight
and the Federal tho buyer Duty paid prices were
test IS 1sc ana 1nolasses sugar. 50 test l-I6c
Later sales sweiled the total business for The day
NV pire 2S - Renr d al FoT Paa Pee sa % ra3 ae
Total stock Of Europe and America. 3s59 III tons,
against $50 last the
crease Of l.0s2864 ions last week Total stocks and
ahoats together show visible supply OF 1913 l21
against 29 $40 tons last year or increase of 1os
New-York tribune., 1906-04-28

Receipts ports today and for the week
coapared with the totals OF week previous and OF
this week last year:
New-York tribune., 1906-04-28
CANADA

FOR SUMNER TRIPS.
u-rta a. z BELL. General Passenger Agent Grand
Tr,rE railway system Montreal. canada. for hand
some illustrated descriptive matter % the finest play
grounds AulerCa-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-28
BOSTON STOCKS.

'-a''aft tt g. I. BAY & Co. No. , Nassau stree,D
s,.,s,. hFr - Apr. = Apr. 2s. Apr. %
Douglas Island news., 1906-07-18

Thomas Gale, the Fairbanks candi' date, is headed this way.
 "Poor Richard" seemed out of place in a republican convention. Whats the use?
 Fairbanks refused to convene at the Juneau convention. They must be after the capital,
 Swineford and Mellen, the democrat ic nominees, both hail from the ex' treme south of Alaska.
 The friends of Mir. Shoup were sur prised that he withdrew from the race, but the Marshal has pretty good job as it is.
 The Republican candidate for Dele gate didn't waste any time getting out of Southeastern Alaska, after he cap tured the nomination.
Douglas Island news., 1906-07-18
sWINEFoRD AND MELLEN

The Democrats of the Territory met in convention at Juneau Monday. R W. Jennings was made chairman, and c. E. Davidson, secretary.
 Ex Governor A. P. Swineford, of Ketchikau, was nominated for delegate for the short term, and Judge H. w. Mellen, of Coppermount, for the long term.
 Both candidates are we'll known All askans, whose fidelity to the home of their adoption is unquestioned.
Douglas Island news., 1906-07-18

Fresh fat Turkeys. Spring Chickens and Hens, Cranberries, Celery Hothouse Lettuce, P a IFS le y, green Onions, Gu cumberS, Cabbage, Car rotS. s gu a s h, Pumpkins, Turnips, green and red Pep pers, Tomatoes, Beets Garlic, Onions, Par snips, Sweet Potato s Scotch Kale, Red Cabbage, Fresh Fish Shrimp, Ranch Eggs and Eastern Eggs, Star and Premium Hams and Bacon, Fresh and Pickled Tongues, Bologna and Summer Sau- sage, Fresh Smoked and Salt Herring. Smoked Beef sliced, Boiled Ham sliced, Sour pickles and Dill Pickles, Pickled Olives, Beets and Saur Kraut. Ooligan Spiced Russian Cav far and Sardines, An chovies Cod Fish and Salmon Bellies, Cheese of all kinds, Imported Swiss, Ro- chefort, Edam, Im- perial, Br @ akfast Cream, Limburger, Honey in glass jars, Fresh Apple Cider and Vinegar, Fresh Meats and Game at Wholesale and Re- tail,
Douglas Island news., 1906-07-18
Have you seen the new line of shirt waists at the Treadwell Store.

John Feusi wishes to call the atten- tion of Douglas folks to his elegant line of furniture, comprising as it does almost everything needed for the home. Or if you need stoves or hardware you can find just what you want here.
Douglas Island news., 1906-07-18
BuY TIT NOW

Now Ts the time to buy ChamBerlain's CoIic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It Is certain to be needed sooner or later and when that time comes you will need it, badly-you will need it quickly, Buy it now. It may save life. For sale by J. Heubner,
Douglas Island news., 1906-07-18

Walter E. Clark, the Washington correspondent for the Seattle P.-I. I.,who ''also ran" after the office of Governor of all of Alaska, is now touring the Territory. It has not been announced whether the object of this visit is to establish a residence or run for dele gate,
Douglas Island news., 1906-07-18

Our new heating stoves and ranges we can sell for less than any one else,' because we have paid cash. Wortman & Jensen.
Douglas Island news., 1906-07-18
THE CITY COUNCIL

The petition of property owners and citizens. and the offers of financial assistance by owners of abptting prop erty, looking toward the opening of D street between Front and Second, were turned down by the city council last Monday evening.
 A petition was presented to the council. signed by large number of tax payers, asking that D street be opened to it's full width, providing the owners of abutting property paid to the city the sum of s2,700Oo. This petition was accompanied by the fol lowing proposition in writing:
 ITO THE HoE. MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CrrY OF DOUGLAS:
 i've, the undersigned, citizens and property owners of the City of Douglas, Alaska, having property sbuttiug on D street, hereby offer to do and perform either of the acts described in the fol- lowing propositions, marked No. + and No. 2
 Proposition No. ]. We will move the building now situated on D and Second streets formerly occupied by Mrs. Chisholm as a residence) to the Northeast one-half of Lot }, in Block '; place the building on a good founda- tion, and give the City of Douglas a deed to the said property; and, we will plank D street between Front and Second with 3-inch planking, and in a good, workmanlike manner, and with- out cost to the City.
 Proposition No. 2 We will pay into the Treasury of the City of Douglas the sum of s2,7OO.0O and move the Chisholm building off the premises. "The above propositions are made by the undersigned, and either of them will be performed, at the option of the Honorable City Counciir, and proVid- ing your honorable body will open D street, between Front and Second, to it's full width, including in said street all of the lot purchased by the City of Douglas, from Mrs. Chisholm.
 Signed: GITS S PENsLhsE,
 P. H. Foxr
 G. RoENE,
 GEORGE RrEDL" Motion was made by OConnor, sec onded by Kemmis that the proposf- tions be laid on the table. The ayes and nos were called for with the fol- lowing result: Those voting ayeO'Con' nor, Cashenr Ken1nnisy TrudgeonT No; Fox and Hopp-
 A motion was passed Instructing the Committee on Streets and Public Prop erty to "move the Chisholm building to the lower end of the. lot abutting on Second street"
 The committee on Fire and WateT Supply reported that the reservoir IS complete except the pipe connections, and estimated the total cost at s29o0. Claims against the City were appToT- ed and paid as follows
 R. R. Hubbard. ...--~.~.-~--~.-,.S l00U
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-07
Mr.. Brady Says.

State Chairman Brady who has been
sued for the value Of a canal which he
has been operating for years. says he is
glad Spaulding has brought the suit,
since it opens the way for him to make
q public statement as to how he came
into possession 81 the property lie
says he bought IT in the open market.
paying more for II than anyone else was
willing to pay, undertook what others
we're not willing to undertake, and since
slanderous reports have been circulated
about the matter, he looks forward with
pleasure to the time when he can lot
those interested know the facts Of the
case. When his answer is filed In the
courts We shall try to give 1t to our
readers. Then Il it does not correspond
with reports which people have been
busy circulating, it will be up to them
to speak.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-07

Said County Convention will nominate
candidates for officers for said county,
viz: One Senator for the 5th Senatorial
District, three members Of the House Of
Representatives, one Sher.f, one Treas
nrer, one Probate Judge, one Recorder,
one Prosecuting Attorney, one Superin-
tendent Of Public Instruction, one Sur
veyor, one Coroner, three County Com.
missioners, to be voted for at the general
election to be held November 8, 1908;
and also choose County Central Com
mittee to serve for two years.
BY order Of County Central Committee,
O.E. McCurcAEoN, Chs,rman.
F. 4. HusTos, Secretary.
BYRD TREoo, Asst Secretary.
Dated, Idaho Falls, Ida, August 70, 1908.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-07

II you missed Mahara's Minstrels at
the Opera House last Saturday night
you missed the best show that has ever
visited our city. The show is clean and
up-to- date and the management should
be compelled TO hang out the "standing
room only sign at every performances.
The show il too good to play towns Of
this size. Those deserving Of especial
mention are: John Pamplin the Austria
lian gun manipulation and iuggler is one
Of the best in the business. His work is
clever throughout and he easily ranks
with the best. Arthur Moss who sang
sway Down East Among the Shady,
Maple Trees" has a beautiful tenor
voice, good expression and pleasing
stage appearance. The Verna Quartet
rendered pleasing selections. We have
seen a number Of impersonations and
characterizations and heard Indian rag
time songs, but we have never heard
anything to equal the artistic rendition
Of big Indian Chief by Leroy Bland,
his gestures we're perfect. Edw. Frye
sung the comic song, Nobody IN q
way that made q hit. Count de Robeo
unicycle expert was very clever. Skim
ner Harris Il funny and the show il
tirst-class throughout. Newport lWash.)
Miner, Aug. 4, 1906.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-07
Wlll Have ! Parade.

On the second day Of the Blackfcot
FAR there will be q Business Mems Car
niyal, opening with parade Of floats.
II promises to be grand affair, and
prizes will be awarded for the most ar-
tistlc designs. We will tell you more
about It later. In the meantime be
thinking out something to place in the
parade to represent something original.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-07
Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given, That the co.
partnership heretofore existing between
q. F. Molden and w. HI Stufliebeam,
under the firm name Of Idaho Realty
Company, and doing real estate and
loan business at Blackfoot, Idaho, has
been this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. @. +. Modem has retired from the
firm and all indebtedness Of the firm will
be paid by w. II. Stuilisbeam, who will
transact all business in connection with
the winding up Of said co-partnership
and the collection Of all outstanding ac-
counts.
Dated at Blackfoot, Idaho, this 3lst
day Of July, 1905.
G. r. MoLDEN
6-5 w. Fl. STuPFLEBEAM.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-07
Socked II to the Railroads.

The State Board Of Equalization has
raised the rate this year on railroads
and telegraph and telephone lines.
The assessed valuation this year on
railroads is sll,s7O, ,22O.s5, an increase Of
81 100, ,460.45 over 1906.
The assessed valuation on telegraph
lines for 1905 was sl90, 1850, while for
1905 it il s25S, ,l2745.
The total equalized valuation for the
state now stands at CSC, ,7O4 ,349le an in
crease Of s5,423,s61.29 during the year.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-07
.f1y Pay Rent 2
Eastern Idaho Fairs

Twin Falls, Cassia county, Sept. 6, Z, 8
Paris, Bear Lake county, Sept. %, 10
and 27. 3 Il
BLAcKroor, Bingham county, Sept. y,
26, ~ and %.
st, Anthony, Fremont county, Sept. 10
to ~.
Mountainhome, Oct, 2 toe.
Caldwell, Oct. 8 to IL.
Boise, Ada county, Oct. 10 to 10, inc.
PRIMARIES AND CONVENTIONS
Bingham county primaries, Sept. 10.
y County convention, Idaho Falls, Sept.
20.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-07
Maiiara's MinstreIs Coming.

What is more refreshing than real
bright gingerly minstrel performance
with it's jolly comedians, clever dancers
and superb vocalists, grand augmented
orchestra, all keeping time with the hap
py jingle Of the bones and tambolnes
and q superbly handsome scenic mount
ing and beautiful costumes to set the
burnt cork off with? All Of the latest in
novations that money could secure have
been put together by the Mahara opera
tic minstrel firm and will be seen at the
Armory Saturday night. Street parade
at noon. Band Concert q 40 p. m.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-07
Wanted

Teams and Teamsters for work on the
IA. F. q. &P. Co.'S canal.
200 two and four-horse teams, with
drivers 25 teamsters. ! first-class black
smith. s
Four-horse teams and driver, s7.25 per
day; two-horse teams and driver, IS per
day; single hands, teamsters, $3.50 per
day.
Board for men at $3.50 per week.
Apply or write to +. r. Jones 4 90,
Blackfoot, Idaho. III
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-07
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed will make application to the
Board Of Pardons, at it's regular meeting
in October, 1905, for full and complete
pardon.
Dated this 25th day Of August, 1905.
PETER A. STEERS.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-07
EVERYBODY RE GlSTER.

Under the present election law
Of Idaho. every voter must register
this year.
People living IN Blackfoot Pre-
cinct No. can register At the
Court House, ii Miss Anderson !
room, Saturdays. and those IN No.
2, at the Palace Drug Store.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-07
Owner please Call.

There is at my farm at cDonaldyilIe
one roam yesrling heifer with white
face. and horns. Underbit in right ear.
No brand visible. Is breschy and ]
wish the owner would take her away.
jacob TIBKE.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-07

All persons wishing employment with
the Sugar company for the fall campaign
are requested tofile their application with
Y. T. Richard at the Office at the factory.
The campaign win begin about Sep
tember25.
IA SNAKE RIVER VALLEY SUGAR Co.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-07
Horses Lost.

One large bay gelding with small
white spot in the forehead. No brand.
Also one small buckskin horse branded
with : heart on lrf stiii.. Find please
notify Mn. ,. r. Spalding. Chall la.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-07

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church viii meet at the homo Of Mfs. w.
G. johnson. merit Wednesday afterloon
at 40. AN are cordially invited.