The Idaho Statesman from Boise, Idaho • 2

THE 43RD STATE For the Statesman STATEHOOD DULY STATESMAN TO COMMEMORATE Tli Senator Tribute to (ESTABLISHED ISM) PUBLISHED BT THE STATESMAN PRINTING COMPANY AT BOISE CITY IDAHO Ho Delegate Dubois five our Alum ii In tlie Exliuberance of our Toy we HARE BARGAINS Propose to OLDEST Wliili mIiiiII I AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED PAPER IN IDAHO lh PARTICULARS OF SENATE WORE Note tlie following: and take advantage of the tempting inilm iK Marked No I our immense line of hosiery for and per cent Slaughter No 2 So pieces fast color challies cut to cent JXBXS OF SUBSCRIPTION The Daily Statesman is published every morningexcept Monday at 1000 per year postage repaid Delivered by the carrier in the city at 100 per month The Weekly Statesman is published every Saturday and contains a complete resume of the week's news It Is sent by mail at per year Six months £175 Three months £100 class mail matter Advertising rates furnished on application Splendid Parliamentary Management of Senators Cnllom Platt and Friends of Idaho July 6 1890 only Cheviots Ginghams and Shoes al lumsi National Celebration of the AND CAIil Remittance may be made by draft money order or registered letter at our risk Give postoffioe address in full Including State and County All communications should be addressed to The Statesman Boise City Idaho Fourth of July! All our $20 to $22 Suits marked down to $15 All our $15 to $18 Suit etc etc It fact if $350 and $50 on a Suit $100 to $150 on a pair of She to save call on us To Subscribers: Parties who do not receive their papers or have any cause of complaint win oblige by notifying the office At Entered at the Boise City postofflce as second-class mall matter Great Cuts in all Departments to Meet this Important Uc SHAINWALD BKOR BOISE city mm NAOMI FHXLPS The spring-time suns have stooped to kiss the crown ot snow The sparkling stream their fetters loosed leap to the plains below The green coronel of the Fir waves in each passing breeze And evetide zephyrs sing sweet psalms amid the dark pine trees Oh fairest of tbe mountains horn the emerald robes of spring Array thee for thy bridal morn her flowers from thee ring True emblem of the unity that binds thee in the chair Of State whose glory shall endure while sons remain To guard the boon bequeathed to us by hero's hardly won On whose unblemished scroll appears the names of sire and son From lofty peaks that gnarl the smiling plains below From old storm beat crest crowned with eternal snow From the Queen City of the plains cradled with fragrant bowers Where mountain zephyrs stoop to claim the incense of the flowers From every hamlet hill and vale let ringing cheers proclaim Our victory all the subtle creeds that would our rights defame Or by their treacherous art withhold one star whose radiant light Her sons (where your banner floats) shall hall with proud delight All honor to the loyal hearts that served us at our need Upon whose bright escutcheon we with joyful eyes may read- Integrlty that will not stoop to betray a trust But with the sword of justice lay all foemen in the dust Ileroes have conquored in the strife when carnage led the day And bore the banners of their cause through many a bloody fray But greater hero he that stands with Ann uu flinching zeal Where bought corruption may not blush Its secrets to reveal Still loyal to the people's trust keeps but oue goal in sight The goad of tliosn he and battle for the right Fair oil may thy sons prove grateful in their choice With Senatorial honors crown the loyal Dubois And he who through the conflict stood unwavering by his side Ou whose uuiamished record we may point with honest pride by right Our for who may claim FRIDAY JULY 4 1890 The lcnclc HONOR TO WHOM IIONOR IS DDR Marches Illuminations Games FRANK COFFIN President of the Day Gov Geo Slump -f'i Agents tor the Buckepe Mower Whitcly Solid Steel Mower 31 Thomas Koyal and Banner Sulky Kako 'Washington July 1 Special to Salt Lake Tribune The Idaho admission bill passed at 2:80 this afternoon It was taken up Immediately after the morning hour but on account of the numerous interruptions small time was given to its further con sideration It had been expected tha Senator Gray of Delaware would deliver an extended speech against the bill but the expectatioh was not realized Delegate Dubois was early In the Senate in consultation with Senator Platt who had the bill in charge With the excellent judgment which has characterized Senator Platts handling of both the Territorial admission bills he declined to debate the proposition and left the Demo-ocratlc side of the Senate full field for opposition without obstruction Senator Vance of North Carolina made the only extended speech in opposition to the measure He opposed it as a partisan scheme under the cloak of religious philanthropy The Mormons he said are Democrats nearly every one of them and therefore the Republicans disfranchise their enemies in the name of God Senator Vance did not refer to the Supreme court decision upholding the Idaho test oath and at 2 :49 resumed his seat In the meantime Senator Cullom had been called to the chair There was pause(everyone expecting further debate In an instant Senator voice rang out there any amendments to be offered If not the bill will be reported to the Senate and rend for the third time Is the Senate ready for the question In another second the bill was put upon its final passage by a viva voce vote and declared passed without division Delegate Dubois jumped from his seat shook hands cordially with several Senators and rushed excitedly for the tele-graph office to wire the announcement to friends in Idaho The Senate resumed its monotonous drone ns Senator Platt came out and shook hands with the Idaho delegate I had replied to said Senator Piatt debate might have lasted ail day I thought the peoplesfL' Idaho would appreciate progiB'actlon better than a set said Dubois Vice-Presidents 1 1 1 Twenty experience handling machinery has enabled us to select from Machine and Rake sold by us guaranteed to give satisfact SCmJTTLER mid FISH WA Spring Wagons Buggies and Bnckboards a tV-inife CQ3IE AND lEE 'niK DISPLAY AND Cartee Coffin Ex-Gov A Stevenson John Krall Alfred Eoff Milton Kelly James II Rush 3Ioore Thos Davis Boise City Captain John Stearns Nampa 31 Luney Idaho City Ben Willson Pioneervill Watlington Weiser Jas II 3Iiller Mountain Home 31 Gwinn Charles Sebree Caldwell A 3Ioss Payette C- 31 Ilayes Silver Jas Lawrence Paul II Clark 3Iffert Roswell Jhs Ward well Wm Stewart 3Iurray Catlin John Patterson SR LSG4 i 1890'ELEGAXT AID COJIFI) TABLE $265 the honors due To those whose wisdom safely steered barque of Statehood through The shoals party greed and with disseising vole Crown will the au Is rightly wou our and Tiie Willows 1390 Hud KiUij OHAtOR ff Weir mwrri Original U-abriJjed DictLi Of all the suns that have risen in all the days of all the years that Idaho has waited the one that shines upon this day should he deemed the brightest the scene it shines upon the dearest the rejoicing hosts that view it in Idaho the happiest The old days old desires old failures have passed into oblivion The new ambitions new hopes and new struggles lie all before us to be achieved It will not be strange if to-day those who have waited to see the robes of Statehood donned will be a little bewildered will pause for a little while in the uncertainty Incident to the great changes that have been wrought but when once assured that Statehood Is an accomplished fact and comprehending what a mighty march of progress lies before Idaho people through the coming years will keep step In unison with these who have labored to bring this miracle about It Is fitting that when the people shall gather to-day ta commemorate the occasion when the Declaration of Independence was first given to the world by the Revolutionary fathers and to hear the story of this Nation told again the dead heroes honored and their struggles and sacrifices for the Union recounted that the peoples hearts should glow with he high thought that the old Union is now our Union that it belongs to us and we to it in a stronger clearer sense than ever before We are clothed upon with a dignity never before known We take our place beside the other States by virtue of our right We are welcomed as one of the full grown children beneath the roof tree of the home While it is true that one of the great political parties fought to keep us a Territory we must concede that a host of that party at home did all they could help to make us free Such men as lie Hagan Stevenson and many others should be loyal workers their reward ir bravely d'- forbids to recount the giant efforts of Delegate Dubois and Governor Shoup In the work which success crowned on yesterday as President Harrison laid down the pen whose stroke made us a State Without the power of a vote they compelled the great Congress of a great Nation to pause in Its selfishness and give an ear to the claims of Justice and having heard to grant them to us Honor to whom honor is due There will be thousands of meetings on this day of rejoicing all over the Union but la all the gathered loyaly of all tbe lxnets beneath the waving folds of none will know such joy and hope as those whose fortunes are hence forth to be linked for good or ill for life or death with the new State of Idaho iA nM' Chaplain Reader Rev Pattce Miss Mabel Sheehey 26 YEARS Grand Military and Civic Pro in thk cession $250 Mip Every Pair Guaranteed Hie One-Pile Cash Sbre AT- Ik'd 'in n- stwi-Js 1 i-vl a 1:11 i-l Cliai's Kiit-kiTs iVlrr i full line of Yia1 He'S' aud Baby Can iaes 1 vay ii JAS A PINNEY Chief Marshal Col Robbins Aids Capt Smith Boise Capt Leonard Logan Boise Capt A Hansford Pocatello Capt Sherman Coffin Caldwell I A I ri )' unit oral his II sr tin ry wit! tl-Sit i ni 1 Hitt poll of 1 Imp p-It lib lt li 3 Ai () 3 I Ctj 7 par A erir in: Pir reir 31- mr in- pro twe citj far mat and xnai age red file1 me rea and Du Sig file ran of am sul al tin rot am tlie the tin lio eta Sb an to rr Su apj CO tin tlo sp thi th Co so tm in in in ve Tft tb ru Ie vr When Yon Rant IT WILL MONEY LY GKAND BALL Iu Idaho Territory -To be given by the To Call at 1 li tis tf a-Good Before luri-liiiiiEtiii Procession moves at 10 am United States Troops Governor's Guards The Liberty Car I forint Man anl Xiu M'M We carry the largest our line to be found in the Northwest and best-selected ind iu the Nort stock in We make a specialty of Co Av First Bat Idaho Guards BRIJ Remember Ibat in Grand Industrial Parade with officers of the Day 5 Liberty Car 6 Industrial Manufacturing and 3ercantile Floats 7 Fire companies 8 Civic Societies 9 Citizens in Carriages and on Horseback Line of 3Iarch From Eleventh street up Grove to Fourth street north to Idaho street west on Idaho street to Ninth street south to 3tain street up Main street to City Ilall counter march July 41 1 CHAS HIMROD AFTERNOON AND EVENING on 8lreettoCapltal 1111 tlas a jfrw Stock If the first governor elected by the State of Idaho will take as deep an interest In our State affairs as the last Terri torial governor has taken happy and for tunate Indeed will be the 43rd State of the Union are quite you will have the thanks of the people ot Idaho for your able management of their Admission Senator Cullom met the Tribune corres poudent in the hall He had a broad grin diffusing itself over his face and laughed good-naturedly as he said do you like me as a presiding officer on a Territorial Admission bill could not have been done better replied your correspondent rapid way in which the bill was finally railroaded through showed the wisdom of the Senate in appointing you chairman of the Inter-state Commerce said the Senator Fred Dehois ia happy and he has reason to be I have known him from boyhood and a more honorable upright energetic and capable young man has never left the State of Illinois The admission of Idaho is very largely a personal success to him lie has worked faithfully and untiringly for the admission of Territory has made friends everywhere both in the House and Senate and has fought such an open and above-board fight that he has compelled admiration even from those who were politically opposed to him It Is a matter of personal gratification to me that I have been able to do something in hastening the final result not only on account of a friend whom I have known from childhood and who is one of the cleanest-cut and ablest Representatives 1 ever saw from the Delegate Dubois' was the center of congratulations this afternoon 31 any members of the House and Senate flocked around him to express their gratification To the Tribune correspondent he said: came so quickly at the close that I hardly knew the child was born Of course I am gratified beyond expression It is tbe end of a long struggle and a hard fight and on that acccount there is a feeing of relief which I can hardly express There will be bonfires and rejoicing In Idaho to-night but there will be no one who will be so happy and gratified as myself I shall see the President and ask him on behalf of the people of Idaho to sign the bill on the Fourth of July the anniversary of American independence and a date which tf he agrees to my wishes will be doubly celebrated for years to come In the Territory soon to be-come a State which I feel honored In AT THE ARMORY Committee on Arrangements Fine Wall Paper and Border Orders Solicited Prices Low Satisfaction Guaranteed JanRJf At 10 :30 Capital Hall order of Ings: Music by the Band Vocal Music Invocation Vocal Music Reading Declaration Vocal Music Oration-Vocal Music Benediction Sergt Victor Richert Chairman Musician Theo Gregory Private Merrett Twogood Private John A Jackron Private Walter Shoup CHINN CHINN John Ridenbangli Clocks Jewelry Si Toysan) Reception Committee Successor to Wm JFL Nye Captain II Pefly First Lieut Stevenson Second Lieut Whitehead First Sergt Chas 3IcColm President II Hays Have boen established in for tlie past sixteen years Particular attention lniil Watches Clocks and Jewelry Afternoon Amusements It Is hoped that the Senate will pass the Idaho admission bill promptly and that the president will sign the act before the Fourth of July so that the people may be able to celebrate not only the anniversary of the birth of the republic but also their admission as a sovereign State into that republic President Harrison will probably think of this and sign the bill either on the 8d or the morning of the4tb It would be still better if he would sign it two or three days before tbe 4th Then more of the people of the new State would learn the news If Idaho becomes a State in time the celebration at Wallace and other Idaho towns will be well worth attending When General Pemberton was negotiating for the capitulation of Vicksburg to the forces under General Grant some of his officers objected to the idea of surrendering the city upon the Fourth of July Gen Pemberton Insisted however claiming that by capitulating on that day he could get better terms from Grant who would naturally desire that so Important a victory should be consummated on that above all Spokane Falls Main Street Day Floor Committee At 1 to 2 Mala street near Cap-1 ital Ilall Roman games and contests KIHMETji Pioneer Watchmakers AlXjXj Corporal Turner Private 31 Twogood Private Lamb Private Peasley Private Beale Private 31ayers Mala Street Opposir Overlap H018H andWbolesale Retail At 8 on 3Illitary Reservation I champion contest baseball game Pocatello vs Boise City picked nines Evening Floor Committee First Sergt 3IcColm Sergeant Culver Corporal Wm Stark Private Jno II Jackson Private Leo Falk Private Jas A gnaw We have a fine llu of Sclfl atod Warp IicKle (Vlirv vA Fruit Berry and fake lin-tfw era ups Napkin Holiday Gifts Gold ami Silver Gold aud Piated Jewilry Ui33 fine watch work tjL- ManufactuTi cam! rcpalrl'P1 desc iption ana dianioiul establishment hi Idrtlio to doing work class WE say it to deceit' to ie it in prin We have uwu work that will tiear us Fa te nail and ha iwwt vHt- Herieic FUN Evening Parade At 8 o'clock general illumina-l tion of the city at 8:30 torch light procession with Governor's $1-50 ferGuards Band Military and Fire Companies School Boys' Regi-FRESH DRUGS ment Sheet and Pillow Case Brigade Fantastics Medicinps Chemicals Harness and Saddles Price $1 for Arternwn Dance Evening: Dance Fir the carnon and beat the drum wht delightful noise! Up the the companies come Rally the restles boys! Toss theVra-kers to left and right Murry aud scurry and din! PItIXT WE FIBS DEPARTMENT Collars Bridles Whips Combs Brushes Lashes Reattas Cinches Bits and Spurs Opn the fireworks early to-ulght Fizz and crackle and spin! Window Brushes Perflimery Toilet Articles Kate Field c'aims to have discovered from the achives that George Washington not only drank stimulants but drew up an agreement with his gardner Philip Bater arranging for periodical bursts of Intemperance on the part of Bater who evidently loved strong She says: doubtless valued Bater and wanted to keep him sober With this aim In view the agreement allowed Bater dram In tha morning and a drink of grog at dinner and at noon Then Washington promised to glye Bater $4 at Christmas with which to be drank four days and four nights' $2 at Easter to effect the same purpose and 2 at Whitsuntide to be two days J) EL1EF ENGINE COMPANY NO 1-OFFI? i cers: President James Lusk: Secretary bert Kohny: Treasurer Gus Kenny Fore manHarlan Pefly Assistant Foreman Chas McColm Jump and climb and wriggle and run Under and over and out Let the hear of your fun £Tell and whistle and shout! CARDS BLANKS POSTERS TICKETS RECEIPTS BILLHEADS PAMPHLETS NOTEIIEAVS statements PROGRAMMES VISITING CaBP-A WEDDING tjoise JLX President CITY lent First-Class Carriage Trimming ENGINE COMPANY NO 1 Tage Treasurer sriwsssphSPsasK' sraft Union Pacific system Millemann Second Assistant Jas DlehL have been arranged Excursion rates from all points over the Visitors WINES and LIQUORS are urged to remain through the I entire Bv order the I EXECUTIVE COM I Tt and mother "tending by rousing cheer andma is apt to sigh an anxlons ear glad the Fourth OS Juii once a year! Repairing Promptly Attended to at Reasonable Rates FUNERAL ANDEVFilVl Main Street between Seventh nuetr citVk lUuhov 1 i.