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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-12-06
LABOR AND CAPITAL.
Organization of Pennsylvania Miners
Demands for an Advance in the
Mining Rates.

tlTISBlktT, IL. ptC D.
A coal operator just from the Kanawha
region saws that emissaries of the Pittsburg
coal miners are circulating through the dis
trct for the purpose of organizing miners
who have heretofore had no organization
The effect of this agitation is already being
felt in demands at several prominent mines
within the past week of one-half a cent per
bushel advance in the mining rate. The
men are now receiving ne-half to one per
cent per bushel more than the Pttsburg min
ers and any increase would be strongly re-
sisted by the operators.
PHLADELPHiA, Dec. D.
The Knights of Labor in Philadelphia last
evening ordered the employees of the Phia-
delphia Shoe Co. to remove their tools from
the shop and go on a strike. The employees
have not been at work since Saturday, owing
to the refusal of the managers of the com
pany to sign an old bill of prices for work
during the next six months. They referred
the matter to the Knights and the above de-
cision was reached.
The members of the boot and shoe manu-
factuers association tonight decided to adhere
TO their announcement that unless the shoe
makers agree to Join them in forming an
arbitration committee they would close their
works Saturday The shoe makers having
refused to consider the request for arbitra-
ton the action of the manufacturers will
result in closing nearly all the machine shoe
shops in the city tomorrow. Five thousand
hands will be thrown out of employment.
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DIR. Seth Arnold's Cough Killer is a sars
and safe remedy for Coughs, Colds, Dtptheria
and Pneumonia. Before the public 40 years.
Has saved thousands of lives. 25c., Soc,
and Sl.00 per bottle. Try it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-12-06

Rheumatism in the hip caused William
Brady, S04 Columbia Avenue, New Haven,
Ct, excruciating pain, but Athlophoros cured
him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-12-06

A Stitch in time saves nine and bottle Of
Togus Cough Mixture may save your life.
6+&wwtf
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view YORK stock Marker.

Eversno Report.

NEW YORK, Dec. s.
Money easy between from ia2 and closed at IA
Prime Mercantile paper, ~ q 8. Exchange steady
81 for long. and s. for short. Governments steady
(l0afng n hfda.
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A Big Blaze.

BosroN, Mass, Dec. 3.
Two alarm sounded tonight for serious
FIRE in the five story brick building, II and
10 wareham street, owned by Nathaniel
Cummings. occupied by Cummings &
Kenney. the Sorrento Wood Co, Us. Brown,
Watson & Bowers, Michael Mischler and A.
F. Morris, all wood working concerns. Cum
mings 1 Kenney occupied the first and sec
ond stories and the basement, and their loss
will be heavy. The loss to the other occu'
nants was entire, but the figures cannot be
given at present. The stock was all insured
for two thirds of its value. Loss on the
building 5000. Insured The building is
insured for S6625. Other firms have insur-
ance as follows: Cumming & Kenney, S23,
$40: ]. S. Brown sS, 500; Watson & Bowers,
81 100. Watson & Bowers loss is about
Sc, 600.
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War Department,
Office of the Chief Signal Officer.
Washington, ID. c., Dec. 6.-I A. VI.
For New England and Middle States,
partly cloudy weather and local rains or
SHOWS; north to east winds nearly stationary
temperature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-12-06
THE IRON TRADE.
The Iron Trade Review on the Situa-
uatiOn.

CLEVELAND, o., Dec. 5.
The Iron Trade Review computes that
within the past four weeks % iron establish
ments have started up giving employment
to ~, l45 men. In four establishments the
force has been increased by 1850 men. In
sixteen establishments the working time has
been reduced to an average of eight hours.
In 80 establishments the wages have been
reduced to an average of l21 per cent, af-
fecting about 10000 men. and 81 have closed
down entirely throwing out of work 1925
men,
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PITTsBURG, Pa, Dec. 5,
The project to restrict the production of
pig iron by banking the furnaces for month
or more has been left to die quietly. Instead
of further restriction reports have been re-
ceived at the Office of the pig iron association
in this city to the effect that a number of
furnaces will elbow in" during the next
month. 1t is stated that the stock on hand
is much lighter now than at any previous
time for years and while there is no prospect
in the immediate future for better prices,
there is room for more iron than is piled in
the yards at present,
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HThIoPhoroS!

Don't be skeptical II you have any doubtSas
TO what ATHLoFHoRos can do, write TO some Of
those whom It has cured. For instance, Rev. s.
r. Dennen d. d., Pastor Third Congregational
Church, OF New Haven, Conn.,, the Rev. w. p.
Corbit, pastor George St NJ. Il. Church. of New
Haven, the Rev. J. X Searles pastor Willett st.
NJ. f Church, New York city, MI Brummel, the
well known candy manufacturer, OF New York.
Ex-Gov. Btgelow. OF Connecticut, and many
others equally well known
II you cannot gpt ArHIorHoRos OF your druegist
we will send Il exprsss paid on receipt of regular
price-one dollar per hottie We prefer that you buy
II from your druggist but II he hasn't IT. do not be
persuaded 10 try something else, but order at once
from us a. directed
AThl0Pn0R0S CO., ll2 WALL ST., NEW YORK.
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cA,cag" p-"a".e market.

CBIoAso. Dee. s
FLouk-nrm.
wasir- lower, No. ,'e'caxo Spring. 7ssazsl;
Dec. - IA.
CORY easier Al SlaSsl.
0Ars-hrm 2il.
Svs-easier 81
BARLEY firm Sd
foRk a. II S6l q II so.
LARD "A 6eS q 6 20.
BULK MKAr-Shoalders. $50. Short rib, 7si
Short slsar.6 IS
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EATHER REP,,RT.
War Denartment.

Indications for the Next "a Hour.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-30

Chloride, whether Il remains In So
zorro or in The new county Of Sierra.
must hEve a county commissioner after
this. and one who will serve. FL. Fest
IN Sierra county pleases us immensely,
but he tobg the Office for the short term
under protest and refuses absolutely To
have Il again so We must be looking
about for another one. The commits.
Aioners can do " an immense amount
Of good and Il was a mistake We made,
as We have since seen that we did not
compel George Turner 10 accept the
Office two years ago No such error
must be made next fall.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-30

s-~ms e - l-tssen l1anh u KAn-
sAs: Hear. u hazsAchusetLa. swell.
q Nee Jenny and HoaF. Of Michigan
Cor th~ blaine SIDE u the house: aud
Gen ". cuuis. q Nsu Yort. Uneis
Dick Thompson. % lndiana: 90 Ne
Kinlsy. u Ollie HoAT. u win he 20
membeE-d prrsidsd with dignity -four
ye4n Ago while Plumb u an excellent
pAThHmsntanan and has aslrong yaice
AZ the east named presiding ofhcer and
also n of The secrrianrs Al the lasi
convention II ~ bslieyed that the chair.
usanshtp will 80 this tIInr 10 the west.
The national COMMITTEES val agree
upon the temporary officers withoul
difficulty Al their meeting on the sAiuf
day b~fofe the convention. blaine will
probably be presented Ia a nominating
speech by Burrows. " Michigan; Will.
senator Cullom. Of Illinois. Will present
Logans hame; Hoar. of Massachusetts.
viii speak for Edmunds: Robertson OF
New York will appeal for Arthur:
BrAndages. Of Connecticut. will numl.
uats Hawlry; Thompson and Wi
hams, Of Indiana. will speak for liar.
risOh and Gresham; Foraker. OF Ohio.
Sill present the claims OF sherman /;
Shile a score u Others wall sscund the
nominations In brief speeches
There lids fair to be a little scene
when young Roosevelt, OF New YUrk
presents the name u Lincoln. OF
course the lobhies will raise a greal
CHEER, and when that has subsidized y
certain Illinois delegate will rise and
read a letter from Secretary Lincoln
positively %forbidding the use OF hi,
name. but Roosevelt will have touched
the popular chord Of a grateful memory
and accomplished his purpose. The
coming meeting. however does not
promise much in oratory and no such
dramatic scene will be witnessed on
the floor as were seen four years ago,
when Conkling. and Garfield. and Lao
gan, and Storrs, and Boutwell, and Hay
mond, and Pixley, and Hale did most
II the talking, aud did IL well. Even
the praying Is not likely to be rs good
~ in the last convention. for a new
list of ministers has been selected
But Flanagan. the notorious Web
ter Flanagan. will be here again. in
fact he has even now arrived from
Texas, and will no doubt raIalyze the
meeting with his cowboy speeches.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-30

REFUSED 10 anocpt ~ rrdnciisn and as
= Consequence tie min~ slut do~n
and sad6snly wiihdrw their cash
from he bank u Hsdson a CO. sop
P~ositioBally he E,Tougssi Gum In The
plaoa The failure q tie b4nk took
me funds Of many deposiiors. ard thia.
with TIE nen lying IDLE. has made
sFsDbody eroedingly hard ~ and the
town a. present. nerds q tombstone
more than In name Of couFss. some
time the hines Anu bound 10 rsume
labor. bst inasmueh a. about eaOoooo
worth u pumping machinery must BE-
purchased and put In place on the
Grand Central and Contention mines
ere much can be done. the outlook for
the immediate future is not n all en-.
c~0ur.ging.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-30
q tt Rs.
NOTICE.
Chloride Townsite.

NOTICE Is hereby given that ! John Dona.
~ hoe, probate Judge OF Sierra county, ter.
rttory OF New Mexico. have entered ut the
y. !. Land ONCE ut Las Cruces, territory of
New Mexico, ~ trustee Elm trust for the
"sev'ral occupants according 20 their TO.
"spective inter- SITS Of and in the townslte
"oi Chloride In the county OF Sierra territory
"of New Me1ico"-the following described
tracts ard parcels OF land, to- wit 1.-THE n q
y of the $ Q \ and the 0 @ 4 of the n q y OF
section twenty (20), aud the W Y of the n
~ = OF section twenty. one (2l) all In town
ship eleven Qns, range eight ts) W" Con.
laintng one hundred and twenty (l2D acres
ore or less and that all persons claiming
right TO title TO any of the Its, blocks or
parcels ~ land. within said townsite must
present. written statements sustaining such
claim IN due time, MS specified by law or
their rig hts will be for.v rtarled.
j. Morris Young OF Chloride. In said conn.
ty, Is my trustee and lawful attorney, duly
authorized by me 70 receive said statements,
and ut tile same time collect five and one
half on dollars for each and every lot,
block or parcel of land claimed wherever
and to whomso, yer said statements shall be
presented with the expectation OF obtaining
title thereby.
The said sum of five and one half tb.) dol.
lars when so paid 20 said j. Morris Young.
shall be payment In full for any and all fees,
charges costs and expenses of any all kinus,
including the exection Of deeds TO such OF
said lots blocks and parcels of land NJ shall
be determined upon by my court according
TO said statements. in due form and time.
JOHN DoNAHoE.
Probate Judge of 81.
ezra county territory
Of ". NJ, and trls.
tee in trust for the
for the several occu
pants of the townsise
Chloride In said
BY ). Honnis Youso.
May sos his attorney In fact.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-30
s5U REV
$40 REWARDS
500 REV AIsDt

The Central Sew MEXICO Cattle Growers'
A-socia ION. through their executive com'
nsittee ohrrs a fssard OF
1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS
For the arrest and conviction of any person
Illegally driving on, selling or otherNiss
dispo-iuE OF any cattle, horses or mule be
hong ug o. or legally controlled By any mem
b 2 81 this association or u morc Than one
person II implicated IN the ofense. n further
reward Of
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
For each subsequent arrest aud conviction
the money 90 he paid when pfoai of cunytc.
IOn IL mAde, witch pro Il must be
lst, A ertiheate FROM the district Judge b.
Nhum sentence was passed.
ted for the theft Of cattle, horses OF mule.
trlunK ng to a member or member OF this
association
Also "a reward of
Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
To ans person securing the arrest aud con
viction Of any person OF persons for settling
nrv 10 Of burning. or attempting 90 burn the
grass from any range used By any member
uf the association.
Also n reward of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
For the arrest aud conviction of any per.
| son or persons Tor KILLING cattle and not pre-
serving the hides ior Inspection As required
no reward shat be paid to any member OF
Names of executive committee.
W & Bruton, Alex Rogers,
Geo smith, DE- White,
G Cantwell, edward Fest,
\ Gfuyson, BtookS,
j A s~tinson, WI Hulvey,
fur farther information address the secre
tary AT sOcorrO, y. NJ.
~apflswIy &. l.. BROOKS. Secretary.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-30

The last legislature uf New Mexico
provided for the appointment by the
governor Of a commission composed OF
three persons whose duty it shall be Il
recompIle the laws Of the territory
The governor last weef appointed Ms
such Committee. +. 5. Bartlett. OF
Santa Fe, adjutant general of New
Mexico, {. W Greene. OF Dtming, edi
Tor OF the Tribune. and Santiago Val
DEE, an alcalde of Taos county. None
OF the gentlemen are lawyers and this
deficiency 10 being made the topic of
editorials In the presS Of the territory,
felunciatory of the governor. IL ND.
pears to he the prevailing opinion that
none but lawyers should compile laws
and that II was agraye mistake in the
executive IN not choosing this com.
mittee from among the bright legal
talent Of New Mexico. The RANGE
doesn't see the matter In exactly the
same light as Its contemporaries. Ii
doesn't exactly Sire how the brightest
OF legal talent a make anything in.
teliiglble of the present code, nor how
The worst dullard can make il any
worse than 1t is. The laws OF New
Mexico are a bad mess and common
sense would be but little aided by lie
gal lore in liking them up. The board
appointed are men Of intelligence and
judgment and will probably be as &C.
tive in looking out for their salaries as
anybody. The only true way to com.
pile the laws of New Mexico Is to pile
them in a safe place and then set FIRE
to them. This territory needs a new
set Of laws complete.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-30
Plats Filed.

Notice is hereby given that the fol.
lowing townships pIats have this day
neen filed in the Z. 5. Land Ofice al
Las Cruces, New Mexico. May 10Th
1884. to-wlt:
Township II q, ranges Is and 10 e.
Township II s, ranges II, is aud 10 e
Township 10 8, ranges II. IS and 10 e
Township Ia s, ranges II and IS e.
Township Is s, ranges 10, II and is e
Township 10 8. ranges Is and 10 e.
Township l s, ranges 8, 9, Z and 8 W.
Township 2 s, ranges 5, 8. I and s W.
Township 5 s. ranges 8. o. 7,s and IL W
Township IS. ranges 8, O., Z and 8 W.
Township 8 s, ranges 5 @. I and 8 W.
o wnship II S. range. 8 W.
Township 10 8. range 4 W.
JOHN II. MCFIE. Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-30
Crowded Cities.

One of the results Of the Indian cen.
SUE, the various returns of which are
now being collated. is TO show that
Bombay, the second city in the British
Empire, is more crowded than London
itself. The density Of population in
London in the most densply peopled
parts is less than the density OF twelve
~ the most crowded sections Of Bonn.
hay, with a population Of more than
i30 1900 people. These sections have AZ
average population OF 45s.57 pei acre.
In Bombay the average of population
rs about 90 per acre; in London, 40
The extreme in London rises to 222 per
acre, whereas III Bombay it rises To
759. The population Of the sections in
which the crowding is double that OF
the most crowd, d divisions of London
~ equal 10 more than 81 per cent. Of the
total population, but the area Of thest
sections is only 80 per cent. of the
ISLAND. In other words, 81 per cent. of
The population are crowded upon 80
per cent. Of the surface of the land.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-30

Ricon. New Mexico. Is named ~ one
OF the cities ~ On the line OF direct
mail communication between New
York city and the City Of Mexico. ~
says the associated press dispatches
The distance from the city Of New
York is 3,74p miles and the through
mail will occupy in the transit six days
and twenty.three hours going down
and two hours longer coming back.
Why il should take two hours longer
TO 20 from Mexico cts 10 New
York than II does form New York
TO Mexico City Is haid to tell unless II
Is because going north Is M hill. When
the Mexican Central road drst reached
chihuahua the fare from FL Paso to
Chihuahua was four dollars and from
Chihuahua To FL Paso was seven dol.
lars. The difference puzzled "a MeSi-
can " no asked u Chicago drummer for
the reason and was told that the ex
cess OF iare coming back was charged
because II was going north aud north
was up hill on this side OF the equator.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-30
1900 REC0MPENSA!
1880 RECOMPENSAl
1900 ~RECOMPENSAl

La association de Criadores de anado
| Vacuno de Nuevo Mejioano Central pOr med
q de su uomisiou Executive, Oifece una re-
compensa de,
oUINIETOs PESOS
Por I'll arresto y conviction de caulqmera
persona que t~leghimente arres, Vendu, q de
,,trp manern dispougu de cualquiere res.bes.
tin. q mula que pertenesca, q sta prOple dad
legal de cunlquer ieinb de oSth hsocla
cion, Y en- ease que meas de una pers. ma
scan i~mpiicndas en la Inisma oiensa, otrn
recon Oensa adicional DC,
DOS CIENTos CINCUENTA PESOS
sera dada por cada persona arrestada y con
yictAda aubscqueutumente. III dineru sefa
pagado cunndu pruebas de tai conviction
senn dadas; dicha prusbus cuncistan tie
ira. Ina cirtitc!tdo del JueZ de Distrtcto
nor quipn Ia %sentencia fue dada
2Io. Que tai persona ~ persons fueron con
virtndns por robe de re-es pestins o mulas
pertcientes a algun mi, mbro q miembros de
estA HeOrtacton.
Tambier una recUmpensa de
DOS CIENTOs CINCUESTA PESOS
sera dada n oualquierp persona que de arres-
10 Mo Y CouiicGion de cuRlquiefA persona O
petsonas qur preudan q qutmen q hhghn a
rnun ntrn ado lie quemar el zacate de cual.
nuler sierra usnda come past o por cual'
quiera miembro do esta AAooi cion.
AMAs UNA RECOMPENsA DE Glen PESOS
Sierra pagada pnr Ell arresto y conviccio" de
cualqniern persona o personhs que mate
rvAes y no guRrde los cuerOs para ser insptc'
tndos, segun 10 requiere Ia Ley
MleInbTO reoompensa dada aninBun miem
bro de Ia associacion
Nombres dc Ia oomision executive
W G Bruton, Alex rogers
Geo smith, White,
ID G Cantwell, Edward Fest,
\ Crayron, W II Hurley.
j a Sttnson, WL broOks'
For nIas Information diriianse n
81. BROOKS. Secritar1o,
aprlKyl socorro, n. NJ.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-30

The republicans Of Kansas are ST
well satisfied with their present repre-.
sentatiOn In congress that they are
unanimously ren0minating them fol-
the fall elections. Hon. John A. Mar.
tin, editor Of the Atcllson Champion
will doubtless he nominated AS the re-
publican standard bearer as governor
There Is not the slightest doubt that II
he Is nominate he will be elecl ed
Kansas is just as republican as il ever
was. The stampede which elected
Click two years ago was caused by the
personal dislike Of st. John intensified
by the third term mania, and could
not reasonably be attributed to a
changing Of politics nor yet VI "A con.
domination Of the temperance law. All
OF Kansas congressman are prohibi
tionlsts yet there Is no falling off In
their majorities when the votes were
counted. John A. Martin Is cOnserya
tive in bis IDEAS ON prohibition hut he
has the cOnscientiousness To see that
all laws on the statute books are in.
forced and the people know it. He If
the strongest maj In the state in either
party.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-30

The Central New Meaico Cattle Grovers'
A-socia ion. thruuEh ueir ~scutiN cum
uH~Fa a Feanwl of
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-30

Tom bstone. Arizona. appears to be in
3 bad state Of circumstances. The
owners OF the chief mines there a few
weeks s'nce. claiming that the ore was
decreasing In quality and value. de-
cided to reduce wages Of the miners
from four dollars. the ruling price, to
three dollars per day. The miners de-
nyins the statements Of the owners re-
garding the bulk and value Of the Ore
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-30

CAndias tes o oei1 N beginning q
announce themselves In a quiet wu
Tue RASoE hears % three AspirAnts
In socorro county. via; J. II. Kinds,
ate deputy collector q rvsnue and =
eilireh u socorro. for sheriff; W. N
Chewning present deputy recorder for
Tscord-r ana Z V. Chavez son Of The
present recorder. a bright young mar
and we'll yersed IN the duties Of the
aHce for recnrisr.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-30

The national republican eonyentiOn
meets in Chicago ne1t Tuesday. As
htakes some time - gsl organized e ts
no, probable that the nominations all
be made until MT vel.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-30

pOrNn Up IN District No : wfn commenes
n Jams ls tss. stArtanE tnou - nch hros
ranUh on Rio nHande rifeI south tins 81
county and workinN hence north until TIE
entire a. tnrt L. 80 led over. Any tntor
rnatian rrquired - mrmocrs Of me rtock
Growers as~ocistiun. address
VS.. norEwELL
Nays Las falomas
las ralomas. Mas and. Ia
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-30

NOTCH h h~Fshs rssn thst ne ! - Arm
n ~ 4 Cuu~unACa dulnE beanans 81 Chle
Itds. s<ssmo coansY. kss ns1tEa, - thls "a
als~alFea - muEaA UousnaA l. 1oIaa1
al cxEutiaas the kasiusas u~olisNuna Al -
coamtsa na p9ytnW al dstta
4 uomauM.
Mas AZ FuEraTEicE
Ckiouds. \. n. Aprn N.l&
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-02-06
Tdaiso.
BY CAMERON MCDONALD.

Let others sigh Of orange groves,
Where warmer sunbeams shine,
The lofty mountains freedom loves,
And freedoms ehaice is mine.
| sigh not for a southern cline
Where tropic roses blow;
Give me the pine clad hills sublime,
The hills OF Idaho
Here many u crystal clear,
Flows from its mountain home,
And on its banks the peaceful deer
Are free, and fearless roam;
And beautiful in evening still
To make the sunset glow,
Rest on some distant snow crowned hill
That towers in Idaho.
Tho commerce rears no cities proud,
Tho wealth has here no shrine,
Tho fashion draws no servile crowd,
4 prouder boast is thine
Thy sons are fearless, free and bold.
Thy daughters Pure rs snow,
For honor, truth and beauty bold,
The homes of Idaho
And do love thee. mountain land,
Tho not son Of thine.
For me thy scenes have something
grand
In every rugged line.
For was born among the hills,
And reared where tenpests blow.
And thus my soul with rapture thrills
TO hail thee Idaho.
O may thy children ever be
To one another true,
And blessed with peace and harmony,
Their inward peth pursue,
Till linked, thy sister States
THY star with theirs shall glow,
And tell what glory yet awaits
The youthful Idaho.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1884-02-06

ture of the railroad men. But there have
been changes of relative population in
other counties as well as Alturas since
the census was taken, making reappor-
tioument u necessity for the Territory
as whole, in order that every county
and district shall have its just share of
representation"