| Show j TALKS WITH TRAVELERS Judge S B Klngsbury a prominent t JBqJflCRepublican was at the Knuts ford ycaiordiiy with Senrt r Shoup ajid went north with the Senator last night On belnc naked about the clcc tloh prospects In Idaho Judgo lings bqry Hold I believe that the Renub llcuiiK will farcy Idaho thIs fall even with the fusion ticket arrayed against iJs but at the same time the vote la iso i-so close that the result will largely hinge upon he nominations Among prominent Republicans mentioned as I candidates for the gubernatorial nomination nom-ination ate George M Parsons and Frank C Ramsey of Boise Judge Slandrod of Poialello A 13 Moss of Payellu R Rounds of Idaho Falls M A Kins of Nampa nnd George Fletcher of Lowlston Judge Klngsbury then added The Indorsement at the Pocatello Poca-tello convention on the J7th Instant of Fred 1 Dnbolbs candidacy for the United States Senate will mean UIQ dl affection affec-tion of the law nnl order clement In the Democratic party from the fusion C ticket The Judge smllcd at the predictions of I I Messrs Dubols Alil lIe and Bassetl > I and suld that their guesscn wcro not to be relied upon Relative to railroad 1 matters the Judge said the Midland hits several miles graded and thai the heads of the Oregon Short Line had mated in Boise that they would not ex jiecl the citizens to put up that long promi ed bonun but would make Improvements Im-provements independent of such Inducements Induce-ments < Our mining interests are of course our mainstay said Robert McNIcoll of Salmon City Ida at the Cullen yesterday yester-day The Dlackbird properties are doing do-ing l better perhaps than olhers and there is considerable prospecting We I have agricultural resources but our valleys are narrow many not over one mile wide so that farming operations aro somewhat restricted There used lobo lo-bo considerable l live stock in our country coun-try but so much lower lands have been fenced in bysettlers that stock cannot be driven freely about as gf yore a The Midland railroad surveys run right through Salmon City and when I built the outlet to Butte will make a big difference In favor of oui farmers as then they will be I able to ship their products directly into Butte At present I our people J havo to haul seventylwo miles to Red Rock Mont to reach the railroad Salmon City has waterworks electric lights and many advantages that would not be expected so far from 1 railroad communication and for climate I I the Lemhi valley cannot be surpassed 1 W The mornings dispatches relative to Injury by the drought of the t corn crop in Kansas refers only to some of the western counties said VlcePresldent Arthur Gwinn of the Fanners and Merchants bank of Fremont Neb at the Manllou yesterday Those hot winds from over weslei Texas are a terror I have seen them dry up a I mans hair so In a few minutes that I 1 he could not comb or brush it Tliuy do nn immense damage in a very short I time However there has not been any trouble In Nebraska On the contrary we have had plenty of rain and both the corn and wheat ure looking fine Our farmerS will harvest over forty bushels of winter when to the acre and then ought to be a great reduction in the list of farm mortgages this fall The sugarbeet crop Is particularly good so our factories at Grund Island Ames and Norfolk will do well this fall I believe the Republicans will elect the Governor hut am not so sure about the national ticket In the State Lincoln Lin-coln however will go Republican Our town of Fremont will show an Incrcrfsc of 3000 over the last census a a a If the stories in lodays dispatches from China prove correct or as soon as it Is oflicially established that the American embassy has been slaugh I I tcred with the other legations there I will be an extreme likelihood of an attack at-tack on Chinatown in San Francisco and Portland said James F Shields at tho Knutsford yesterday Both lowns I are regarded as a nuisance and there is an element In both cities which would only be too glad for a pretext to clean thc roosts out At the same time the Portland papers pa-pers were giving the Chinese great praise for their unexpected turnout on tho night parade of the Fourth They were the attraction of the occasion and paid all of their own expenses and the event was thc cause of general congratulation con-gratulation vt I v V a IT ST flollovnjof7sllver City Ida is visiting his friend Fred J Fehrcn sent It Is the first trip to the city that hp has nijule for some time and he < < is much Impressed with the progress made Tdahoans generally he sayaI Jiave a good word for this city hnd hC1 believes that many of the men who arc I now piling up wealth there have their eye on this city as their future home 1 The warm weather has been felt In Idaho as well as In Utqh Wherever the granger has had to depend upon rain or the small streams that comedown come-down from the mountains the Cops will be short because of the llght snowfall snow-fall last winter i |
