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vegetable# i» not « «wiled «ven in
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mn/untU« of lv«Ub, iï*x l'en-« aud
Idabu a loi* |/M><iu«e grain enough
to feed an «wjiir«. Titer« ar«
yym/MJO u> v:r*» in
tin» valley« and u|iland« of Idaho,
which can I* «ultivated «nd mad«
v«ry lavi«bly |»roductjv« of «H
tl* (.'«real* and vugnubl«?« that
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j »ajkja ai>d hjJJt; * UtA wiierein
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! *<>d Jatk fx/tiiiu^ in it; a l*ud
widere fcO/re* are iron, whov
»"ityt »iil/
'"«*»"• »l««li».^d
j ttreaui« roll «taward over golden
»aud» at »ich a« ÛMé of I'ntolui,
AlW tl* »au* Almighty jx>wer
that gave u» tbi« g'yxlJy land to
po»«e»* it ba« bleaa^d tl* fruit of
our »oil, our eoru, our win*, our oil,
and our flock« and herd«.
Idaho, with her thou «and» of
uncultivated ae«r« waiting lor tbe
furrow of th« indu«triou« rancher,
with nuuiberk»« lurrd« of bur«e»
aud cattl« aud «htep gra/.ing upon
h«r rich |m*tur«g»f, with lier bill»
of pick aud «buvel, i« the rough
diamond that need« but tl* effort
**f hone»t indu«try to diiicover ti*
tl* rar« and beautiful tr«a»ur<a
aud tnouutaiu« briwtling with dark
for««U, with h«r mighty rivera
filled with gold enough to pay tb«
national debt, with her deep l>o«om
teeming with latent riche» reiuly u>
make quick re»pon»e U> the touch
that lie hid beneath her surface.
Her »oil, her timber, her fruitage,
her rich p«»tur«ge, her incalculable
mineral wealth, her genial climate,
her raiiroud facilitie« and cummer
edel advaut«ge», her fr«« con«titu
tiou and ju»t law»—the beauty and
«ccompli»liment uf her dau^hl«rs,
and the pluck, energy and patri<ii
i»in ef her »on»/ invite tl* emi
çratti» mit tut
uaiti'* i Ü* a'it tftnifc »utuc.ÎV'
atiti ti^iTiiui» it '--uiut liiiiftrr auc
au; ci*.
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en^wiiitn m tin iiuwt OiM >i
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imt'vt |«ratiiwt al; îtia: **■ iuatiij
it luai auti mimeoiv U- r-uiuai.
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une Uea: not in uni«ui witc üä
ulieront iiuutr auti Çiorv v'
tut f _»«tv «if lût JCuviuutaie
filnefclwii f-nrtiue Afin.' .
£a{ie Kw> i^um.
Oc Jfiond»» ewmuiiF a: a rs'imr
iBte irtiur, a nuiuuer of Uove wer»
^-oi^n^alad iu tiit btufftebeaiti bar
suim »i®. wit Jan- Hav» i«gai
ptùt'uj ai oid mai. înm. Pucaitilit
i»? Ùit uaun of Marùi. Hwuit uf
Üiit Wj t «(part-tisd tirfstu an« n:»üt
H»v« iiwtvt Warlio aiotit. }*rtra>
iuwrt amuujg tin- pacifi«att»r« wai
<'iiauu»-v xniia ar tçwr»Vur,
aud «m-tuad tv ùa*t a nwvrt
çrutigt açaiu«t itiui for k > doiuç.
AAera^rd« liitr Wt^ tbe j.Ia«
i aud îtîûrfcd for tàit tiiglil. fy^tstting
j aud rottrbd for tàiç tugul. fof^tstting
tbt Xrtäk diflrouit/ betMVtm livret
! aJt«d Mtrtit.
M uv vurlr jbota- i« Um «wrunf
\ « tt tit» i ktittd ; W a tail
! ^ -'f îrout of tbt dej»"t «.ud
up'-" J %'■>'■''•% out. found Hares oc
iiorae iii ù* uùddit of Ut* raiJ
rond tratk. Cia«i»K*jr valkyd tip
to<i* Jbor*« aud yatlod iato on
''i* i* , .'k »i*,ti Jf irvt r^-iuarked "I
^art tut .'jjuj to a £tdtdi aud J did
& j®Ä JÜ6t liut. ajjd i* ttruvi at
luruut t>ut ti* ia-lLw,
ou ti* aitrt. dodged and
escaped tl* bladt uf 3bi* large
pjfi.el kuiie. ll%? ti*u rudt a«ar.
* fow later Martin
, iolt ® ti* depot *<wa*>ded
• J » waft/ pmx*a.tj4 tleediuf f«*]r.
ÎAr ' fcututuwued and took
üfttset« wound* .on Mar
tin « budy, Cf«der ëi*riff Hay
hai.d *at rwtjfiod at^d w#-nt north
\n 'jueet of Haye» and vrertook
iiiiij at J>* w »4 aeblrunii'i piaee in
tije iwnt pari of Vyttu. Hayea
waf jajlad ai>d Martin w*e ukeu
V> i'oeattâîo wîi^re hl»» jf
-„it
r°T .." T
,; ^ r l ' i ** '*art. Tht affray
] ^ |>la<.e in front of lb« oj j Anioo
^ ^ Ut/Ml * hut« 3 a« tlMWn by the
«tain« on tbe Ward«.
***** a,i< * ' u " J ^ r 1>>M ther«aboat.
Wgb againet Haye«,
Martin wa# a barmitta vid gtnlle
1 IUUU.
re yjrUA, The too» I
düngerouf
ï are in t;>e \ ku :\
feared near tl* l*art. Tbe affrav
Olf« Ute lU>i* « ( Ism «.
SiJ»«r City A»iUut«.
(Jeorge Gilmore cam« into town
yesterday looking a« eroM «0 if
the l>oy« had »tolen all hi« apples.
'* e W ^ a " trying
,tart ^a«t with a carload of horaea,
^ ul a ^ U:r waiting twedve day« at
Mt - Hon* for a car, he had
bought tl* «lock back aud turned
out °" l ^ : range. 1'eople are
beginning to suggest turning the
management of the U. I', railway
over Ut «ou* little boy«. Any
change would apparently be an
improvement.
A 8t. l'etersU-rg journal publish- 1
es two article, on the ncw Amt-ri- '
car, silver law and it. effect on the
Russian mining inaustry. j
The »teaiusbip "City of l'ara "
had a rough «Kperienc» in tlie
.torm^
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