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Show (Bison's Offensive Partisanship -ttu, March 27. The pollti-BffanlnE pollti-BffanlnE to simmer in this IJBjjon of the Gem slate. A. fgBljus city lias announced jijHfcniMiitc for county altor-Mfreston altor-Mfreston of Weston Is out Hftete senate. Alfred Stev- mjT of Oneida, county, will vBor commissioner for the lfcas II may seem, wily Klnson. who for the last Wed as state central com-B, com-B, Oneida county, to the , o. p,, and the special funnelf, is out manlpulat-lllnn manlpulat-lllnn hand with tho idea Fpfi the position aforesaid pcy If not a political pld Republicans resident fat last sounded the slitb-the slitb-the knife; they have m some of the big guns Lpolltlcal councils held In f will not follow longer M man who 1ms lived f of religious, moral and Plat though this eushion-W eushion-W can s.lng the club of ' over their heads rPonjiiro iJp Xho spirits of everlastingly haunt them, land for dictation In the of thls 0tyi slntc or Morce of his authority as TOn-iItteeman this crooked Jfept Into slate appoint-1 lias been a member of or repents of the ITnlvor-;au ITnlvor-;au succeeded In getting ;plntlves into fnt ofnees; lime George's brothor-in- counsellor In the stak f. Goiisllnd. Is silting as ".commissioner. ( have served notice on ii state officials thai the iMir-confeiised cinbuzzler. & Oneida stake of Rod and sufferance of W outraged people, this p.-. Politico-lellglo-psychic "'tis widely advertised pniled llnanco shall not En .sfmlcs of the Rcpub-ronoldn Rcpub-ronoldn euiintv. u?JWl lh,5 P'irewd ma-ietl ma-ietl thij, ecclesiastical unit P d make I'mMe .loe Can-t'Otlce. Can-t'Otlce. make C.nr .J?e -10 cents make boss -Van , vLMlr,ror cblmrrl-3K2JiWiitlo cblmrrl-3K2JiWiitlo uinmmy: but the gauntlet has been thrown down at last and this particular member of Ihe tribe known as the Lord's annointed Is clue to have a bath Ihia will remove the veneer so copiously administered at Malad recently, and it is freely expressed that so great will have been the change wrought about by this showing up of "Brother Parkinson" thai were his own mother to meet him upon the public highway high-way she would scream out in the agony of her apprehension calling the (Jods to protect her from a fiend that escaped from the crypts of damnation. George C. Is not saying .much these days, he is too busy hatching up nefarious nefari-ous schemes to bunko his brethren out of their filthy luchc, trying to devise another dal like that about which under oath he testified that a S5.S0 antehen hatched S1350 worth of chickens inside of thirty days. Next conference Brother George will arise and repeat that stereotyped hackneyed hack-neyed phrase about never having taken one dollar that did not belong to him. his name will Ihcn be presented, and up will go the hands of his victims asking that the gracious favors of Divine Providence Provi-dence might attend Brother Parkinson In ihe performance of his arduous labors and righteous enedavors. Brother Jones will sing the Doxology. Smith will pronounce pro-nounce the benediction, and the conference confer-ence will stand adjourned for Uirec months. .Not long since Ihe Dcseret Xews published pub-lished a statement sent lo it by W. K. Barton of Ibis city, who occupies the position of flunkle-In-chlcr lo Holy George C . to the effect that George C. Parkinson had been named as a member of the stale board of regents of the University or Idaho, from which position he had been ousted under the administration of Governor Gov-ernor Goodlntr becauso or the fact that h- hail traveled all over the state of Idaho on a free pass and drew something over SSOD. " When information of this clever steal came lo the cars of Gooding Good-ing he immediately called for tho resignation resig-nation of G. C. P. ever since which time Brother Parkinson 1ms been eating crow three times a day. praying for revenge, and lying awake nights thinking, thinking, think-ing, thinking. The local paper dished oul Iho ?amc while lie to the gullible public and when pressed for a reason. Walkln L. Hoe, the managing editor, lold your correspondent that Parkinson himself came down and saw him personally and volunteered the Information catalogued above as a news since then your correspondent has got In touch with the proper slate olllnlals and has been reliably Informed that Paik-Inson'had Paik-Inson'had manufactured tho story oul of whole cloth for political purposes. Thus, aa we go more deeply into the secret meandcrlngs of this scir-confcssed swindler, wc find that all that we have hoard ancnl this man Jarklnson Is only too true, moreover, we find that we have Just begun lo tread the outer rea ms of his cusHcducss. No wonder the Ueseret ,'ews does nol come to his rescue In lis editorial columns the stench Is loo strong for the olfactory apparatus of SJodhal. and God knows I hat Ih going some. Woto and Personal. Herirv Head has purchased the. livery barn and feed stable formerly operated by Thomas Greaves and sons. Thomas SpoiiberK ami Miss Grace Sliih-erland. Sliih-erland. both of this clly. were married hi Salt I.akc Clly last Wednesday. Work bus been commenced on n large co-operative creamery for c"y:,.i i,.. Tho Preston steam laundry, operated li.v William Stnivc. Is doing a rushing busl- n,Cma?d' Bodcn of Dayton Ida died yesterday of rheumatism or the '"iL ls rumored Hint Bother Blond, cashier cash-ier or the Idaho State and Savings bank, s due to walk the chalk Ine becauso he ).d the audacity recently, lo oppose Ihe Lord's annointed In ono of the bank mThcntudenls of the music doparlment of the oca academy presented the oi;ra. "Sv via," lo a large audience last night. |
