The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-02-27


feather buster and beat up the furniture within the bar and in
few he gone leaving slight cloud of dust the room
and the tables showing reas where he had brushed beaten
Baiif ashamed, Gets Busy
who applicant for the job of court baif, made
application the sher office for for busting and two
little He wiped tables and chairs for while and put the
the old dresser the of the he got some water
and and soaked ink spots the attorneys tables and
eventually got them off, but the fine finish showed injury where the
ink had dried it. This appointed baf which means
that he the messenger and officer for the court while session.
and each morning while people assembling he would get out
those rags and wipe dust for while and gather up burnt
matches from hooks and corners and under the tables
Cleaned Where it Showed the Most
On Saturday the looked the ceanest of any time during
the week. and the carpets did show tracks such described
for Monday the tables had been wiped the top surface but all
the under coated with DUST the fine leather chairs had
been wiped far the leather extended but the stand under
of each dusty and dirty and those ranged against the
railing wiped far down the railing but below the rail
ing the backs they carried deep coat OF dust The railing
looked just like did Monday except that the dust off
cleaner the exposed parts where wraps rubbed them being
laid down picked up The filing in the still
covered with the tpey described before and apparently the
depth of dust Wherever wiped woodwork such
window SILL wainscotng moulding table leg chair leg the
dust deep shallow according the chance for to adhere
and the of exposure subjected to- to wear off
Under the roll of shades attached the window stills very
deep, and in the of the the Mon
day The tobacco juice about the the white wans
cong the mems toilet and the dust and the old newspaper
ndstubed the old filing the western lobby The stair
ways were still dusty and into any office went they their
hand along the moulding there much DUST but if the hand
top surfaces of the filing which just above ones
head the dust deep and thick covering deep enough to hide
lit entirely The walls covered with dust and SCOT and the cell
lings look dirty the walls Almost anywhere brushes
against it. of off and wipe of the fingers any
part of the walls above where brushed against by people
ing and going leaves the fingers dark black The window
pane all dirty and of them very dirty We doubt if
they have been cleaned and polished foFayear.
, Sunday So0eepiug and Ss0abbing
On Sunday morning there signs of industry about the
place. and sweeping and scrubg done On Monday
the halls and looked better although they had only
scrubbed the main part Of the court The fthes places
mentioned under and behind the radiators and pipes
remained untouched The old flags taken from
behind the radiator and the booster booklets still stacked
the floor the The moppng and bbng only done
the open spaces and attention given the edges and
where the part of the dirt and filth lay The rail
ing spoke of wiped One piece OF furniture looked like
it had been busted with mop and think All the
other places where spoke of the dust being deep and thick
chandeliers the filing the lower parts of furniture the
moulding the walls and ceiling the desks all through the building
the shelves and books the $4,000 law library all dngy
black with dust The clothing and sleeves of the occupants of
the offices take the dirt which good anto would take
off with the cleaner and soft cloth In other words the
expensive suits that several dollars yard do the wpg that
should be done with busting that cost ten cents pound The
persons having the aor work charge attend cleaning only
those things that with the Shoes and places
the sleeves and of the the pants They have
prehenson of what do to keep public building office
in condition enable the occupants do their daily work
comfort and cleanliness Keeping the whole building clean and
vceab and ready for tomorrows work and then keeping it
the good condition for the next week and the next does
not to have occurred them We learn that complaints have
been made the commissioners about these very things and that
they heard the complaints and provided relief The whole push
from chairman of the board down to the antor wholly
competent successfully combat the problems arising the
of the building They ignorant of these things and help
less bunch of sevedore would be get the bearings of
figure the value the cargo from the mani
fest
Wrong Men at the Bat
1t the commissioners know what ought be done and
get attended to- then they unfit administer the county
government they have sufficient executive ability
the jantor little wonder they unable govern county
We shall show them be incompetent govern the county
at large outside of the building they inside We believe