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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-18
WEST SHORE RI,

Trains leave W. 42d st; station n e. as f0I0"'' md
is IN earlier from foot Franklin st.:
$3.50 A. n. Daily Local to Bunao s....,.. eocn..-
Ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo Cleveland cacago.
ii .:j5 A. Daily except SUNDAY. 70 cs,skiii MoIn
Albany Utica Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George Paros
600 p Daily ALBANY. Montreal, Utica Syracuse
Rochester Bnfralo. Niseara faiis. ioro"'' O"
7,45 p Daily. except Sunday. for Syracuse RocheS
ter and buffalo. ~ c ,..s..,..
etiH p ~ Daily for Albany Utics. syracuse Rocnestef
Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit Cleveland C"i'
eaRo and St Louis
T1sns tables at principal hotels and offces
~'A' n - TAMRERT General Passenger Agent
{ Vanderbilt ave.. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-18

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tr,b
received their Uptown once. No. 1922 Broad
way I'd door north of 3is,~st until o'clock p. ad
teIsemens rrceised the following branch offices
ireular Office rates untli o'clock D. m: VIZ 20 sh-
I'D st. l52 dth-ave. 18th Macys
9th and l+th st it2 Columbus West Goth
o. 100 West 42d St. 9th % East iith St 2j
West t2i.t. between eth and sth l59 East nth
st.: 1888 % s'e bsMsen 10th and 7Ith SITS io2@ "a
ave near 4ist st bst Sd ave 2i0 Bieecker-st: a2S
Beecker 1t zoos % ave 40 East 10Th ST. 1921 3D.
Ra2 Ri a. A2d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-18

4 DvERTIsEMENTS and surscrInsons for The Trih
way "a door Forth Of 3lst St. until o'clock ad
ycrtsemens received the following branch offices
regular office rates until o'clock VIZ: aJi 9Th
ave . cor 22l-s 1872 9th ave. cor. 18th st Macy
Ch ave and llths 49, Columbus West Goth
ST i2I st. near dth aye " East iith st. 25I
Wss, l-s, eth and sth ayes laD East Attn
- 33s 3d- ave. between 10Th and '1th 1929 3D.
ave near Los ls ave. near s9thst.; go 3D.
az. near 4lst- St 55i 81 ave: 30 BlercSer-s: 32J
Heeckcr ST.. 2aNs 30 ave: 40 East 10Th S.: 1921 3D.
ave G;2 81 ave; % Amsterdam ave- i02 West +2d st
lis East 18th st: 70? East 4sth ST.. 500 9th-aye: G5
OH ave: 1872 3d-ave 9th ST 2o4 East sGth-st
600 broadway 1853 "a ave. 1919 sth-ave Ibis I'd
153 9th ave Al the Harlem ofices 2o3l 30 aye near
1J5 East i25ih ST.. near ID ave; .43 West
i25th-s bot. Eth and sth 800 West l45th st. AZ
the brooklyn Offices 39 Fulton l26 Fulton St: 63
Court St; IS Broadway. T.. D.; 1853 Broadway. r. ID.
l52 Myrtle ave. near Broadva"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-18
ERIE RAILROAD.

Throu,.h trains leave New-York. foot Of thanlossSS
as follows and minutes earlier from West 2Sa ~.
boo A. M.-vestibuied Express Daily Tor "assgy:
Bnghamton Elmlra Buffalo. Bradford Arrive euHa''
500 p. NJ. Parlor to Buffalo . ,>,,., .oin
INNI II. M.-yes.buied Limited fast mail psls, 80
train for Chicago via Chautauqua Lake arrives
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car. ,,, ,,,,-.s
.:lO - M.-Ruf1alo and Cleveland Ncsnnuea W.
ns,iw arrives Rsnao .:i5 A. NJ. Bradford 10 - -
Jamestown SIS A. NJ. CLEVELAND 10 = " sles w. ne.
Buffalo and Cleveland makhs direct ''""''" ~
troit Chicago and the West l.. an, x,.yar, Fa,h
Sax - M-Via Chautauqua Lake anu ,i"sala, .s,'Is
nj" Ina train To chicago. Slrepers 10 i.heiss'""
,hicoro and Cincinnati i'ning '"' ,,.x
at IL 2s ,oi snd West Yes i2sh st
-, ~. "a West I'D ferries. New YORK, ~
IN Fulton ST. 100 Broadway Brocsyn; -" rursss calls
~ ~ Jersey CITY station. Westcou tNp,.s n
soo' "nH chscks baggage from hotels and res''s"
destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-18
RAILROADS..
"AMgRIoA's oReATgsT RAILROAD"
NETWORK
CENTRAL '!,:!;| 4! ! .
~ l. HUDSON RIVER r. R.
the F0uR.TkACK TRUNK LINE.


FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION ADD STREET.
$3.50 M-Except sunday Empire STATE s,I ES ites.
Faetes train in the world stops q. Abaa as o. m
Niagara Falls 5:55 p. m. This train Is limited 10
$3.50 MD.iiy. Fast Mail for Poushkeep'e. Albany
Utica. Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara r'''
1890 A. M-Except Sunday Day Express For all I'M
P9,'a% TsWYors s,qs Dcn' Limited For
bus Cincinnati Indianapolis and ST. Louis ocbes
a. P ,o n,rIs Albany Utica Syracuse
100 MDay Chicago Special for Detroit clsys
%Sany nee Gica sSracuse Rochester
800 ? M~Escept Sunday West Point. POnshkeeps'e'
4.3O p M-r,sIiy North Shore Limited. Due Detroit
$40 m; Chicago 4;ao p. M stops at "''A"''
600 r MDaiy. For Albany Troy w,lea' R RaI5In
sack Menn,an> M9n'rer aea6 Detroit
e..c cinc1na1 St Louis r,ov Burlington pnt,.
bus% Montreal and dV' except Saturday n'sh'e' OF
lana A ndanapol sor St. '" Ioa Stops at
ooo y O3n ,[rs nd s 'Da Car
cnly for points on Fall Brook Railway via Lyons
o"5 sT sssss f 2s%ssS
p5ds On train Gu f9a
SUNDAY nigh, SUNDAY nights. Chicago fieepe''
O.OG A. H. and :,.:,5 p M-Dany. except Sunday to
on5 rssa Sia d9T Gny s P.d and the BsF
shire ALI SrG III H' 4sH Sy' 10 WORKERS
All night trains between lshs con nns non'v with
RS' Road Is fa5 as line
" Wasnar traps Ps S@s q cars cn S through trains
ck as an% %ssns Win drs a'i at dsa
s 81 Fs: i.,hs na az TsI nr.adV .s
ion ass and 72c Fultons' and JOG Broadway
Baggage Checked from hotel residence by the weet'
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-18
&C Get for Business purposes.
BUILDINGS, STORES, LOFTS

AND OFFICES TO LET
on Chambers Spruce Beekman. FULTON. John Maiden
Lane. Park Place. Park Row. Nassau. William. Gold.
CHI Pearl Water ard many other streets
rutland WHITING Beckman 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-18
proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR STREET LETTER BONES, PACK
AGE BONES. AND POSTS FOR STREET LET
TER BONES AND PACKAGE BONES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-18
RAILROADS..
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of DEsBRossEs AND coRTLANDr
STREETS.
.no - In Effect January IS. ls'I
1000 xAsT SEr1sf car 81 fri'iSuf
Sssn nS. sSSpns D.os smssns and 9S
a. NJ cincinnati oi5 4. NJ. indianapolis SID A. ~ "
Louisville it A NJ. St. LOUIS ga p. NJ. and
200 2: VI: cHicAGo AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
s IspDs and A5r Dans ess to g. oa c1eID sa
800 y , " wss re Z NNxpersss..0ns a.. NJ
e soGTa 9S' eS
na n haFre ars n S 'nSRnaD and
X F% @i X si:ssa %sHs c
land "a %A siies fTgg' s .sD fr SOUTH
,s2o longress onal Lin ali Parior and Dining cars %
.sS ' s%nsa, so ~ go i i 90 ans A ias
soi'THERX RAILwAY.~.'Flo limited" l2iopx
Ausus,ine, 30 ~ daily slespers 70 Ne~ orleans
Ed night daily sieepcrs to New Orleans and Jackson.
1aGksony vi ',, lamps ana sron - ordS sps
and 81. Augustine. 900 +. N. daily. Sleeper Rich
cfEsAPEAKE & ONO RAILWAY. Expres. 500 p H.
FOR GLD r6iNT co%f6Kr ana Norfolk va Cap.
Charles Route, \. NJ. weekdays. and. with Through
Paror Car and Combined Coach.
Fol. CAPE MAY. 100 l.. ". weekdays.
For Long Branch. Asbury Park. Ocean Grove and Point
Pleasant. 30 A. NJ. Y No. $40. 30. and 100 p "
week days. SUNDAYS (siOp lnierakcn for Asbu-y
Park y.fJ A.. NJ 30 i. II.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
go 100 :. S3O. I? $50 30 Penna Limited. 1910
dining Car. II A. n. II. !. 2lo. g. : 80 40
dining Carr 300 Dining Car. dining 'arl. 80
- j. NJ. IL. - night. Sundays g Il. 30 . . 20
Limited 10. II \ II. = Dining carr. 4 40 Dining
carr. 800 dining carr. dining carr Ii5. :, ?. NJ
II. Ii night
Ticket Offices: Nos 433 9,s. 1896. 1923 H. and 2s
Broadway. Asfor House. and foot ~ D'sir1sses and
'orilandt Streets Court street Sa Fulton Street
broadway and BROOKLYN Annex station fIIf 4 Fulton
street Brooklyn: station Jersey CITY THE New York
Transfer Company will call f0r and check baggage from
hotels and residences through % destination
s NJ. PROVOST. J. T. WOOD.
f4--fr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-18
BALTIMORE e. OHIO.

Leave New-York. foot OF Liberty ST.. aA'
cuiCACO I. T.. Nj. AID ~ 10 night -. =. .,.ne
piTTsBu kIi. ) 30. ex sun saa ~ 10 "'s-
siScINSATi 81 LOUIS. 10 a. M. p in,,,,,s CndL
WASHiNGToN. BALTIMORE 50. 10 cs ,S''s"t pinial
., %o ~ m dining carr . 3 30 i)inins tar' icsr iiy
Ivy a. m 10 rs night SUNDAY. Ia tpnins caS i2U
a m Dining Carr. DINING San 'p'"'"'
pisht. LII.
NEW ORLEANS Through Sleeper ''V D. "
~ train. ar. Illuminated with Pntsen t,sHE' l.,h ST.
S,Ncss. Tia iT2 e6i 43t 80 Bway Stiyn: stassc4
~ Bswery. N $50 sta Faiton.,s bnsSSase chSetS
20, ~ liberty ST. N. c. r. Il OF ~ j. Osss-s
isum hoij o. rssldsnce 70 dssttnauons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-18
1nstrnttiou.


For Young Ladies-City.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS.
ID COT FIFTH AVENUE. COLLEGE PREPARATIONS
REV DIR and Mrs. CHAS II. GARDNER. Prncpaa
NJ ISIS WATSON AND MISS FORBES DAY SCHOOL
lvl FOR GIRLS in connection with Miss wiley hOme
School. 1876 West 10th-s
MRS LESLIE MORGAN's Boarding and Day school Tor
nj Girls IL and IS S6th-et.. New-iork CITY From
through college preparatory home and ehap-
/ " 81 WEST aOTH-ST.
kindergarten. Primary. intermediate
rr1Hn MISSES ELy'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
49, RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
18th and seth Streets NHw-YorV
yJNUT RERKEIEY GYMNASIUM. 90 WEST 4iTH ST.
| For women and children. Special class for boys IN
der IL. .. .,.o..-,, ,,,,, ,,,-o..-
TIME RACKET SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. SO East saith
r-Miss ELI F> f. LEARNED. Principal Twenty
ef,h wear IL 11:<5.
THE vELrIN SCHOOL. FOR GIRLs
FIREPRocF SCHOOL PI-IIDrNd
!Co AND lG2 WEST 74rH ST.
COLLEGE PREPARATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-18
Excursions to Venezuela.

r": .s s;s"% or tn. Red I'D" Line
,.,1. natl contracts, with the ". s. Government san
from New York 10 days for the po.S , o.
.nrer steamers and afford tourists an opportunity OF
ting this Interesting country under the most
nnnSS,,ions For descriptive pamphlets. ETC. apnly 10
nOUITON BLISS & DALLETT.
c.nara, Managers 1875 Front Street. New YORK or
HENRY GAZE & SONS Ltd.
rourist Agents ll3 Broadway. New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-18
For Boys and Young Men-City.

For Boys and Young Men--City.
DERKELEY school" 20 Yves. 44th ST.
II Second half 18th year begins Monday Feb lst APP
p,icans for admission presen; themselves
at the Mia-Year Examiratons January 9th. 2sth and
goth and are advised present possible during the
reviews OF the present two weeks
To enter the Junior Fourth. lowest class boy must
be eight years Of unless specially well prepared
J. CLARK READ. Registrar.
CoLuMBIA INSTITUTE. 27o w I'D sT.-coIlesa,..
Drill PaXs5Gyns hf LAn' BE- PRINCIPAL
For Both Sexes-City.
RERLlrz scnooL OF i JASouA sod s,o.,,o
Court s and other and
" Europ cities. Term begins now.
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
FAIRFIELD ACADEMY. HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
f,s for bgsn; or Seese 80 Ps' fJ9m 1n
S y, H. Pa. ns. wi,h
ererg wake UP boys to the duties Of e tobacco pro
h h.srs siss 1csien bcaGtifu elevated and neahS
J sHoRTLlDGE Naie' a. NJ. Prln
DoCKLAND INSTITUTE Nyack the Hudson. n. =.
heated: small veteran teachers: individual works
s n%' Of ii. ud:on oS best wo9
'-''' CIV WV j. wILsoN. A. NJ Principal.
TEE pEEYsKILL MILITARY AcADEMY; Pesk'k,il
Col Louis H. oRLEMAN. PIN
For Boys and Young Men.--Country.
> sEiEcT MIiiTARY BoARDiNd SCHOOL.
A0Dy HA saa. WIN v.1sss
ST. JOHNS MILITARY SCHOOL. SING SING. n. Y.
deal ShHG p5ePaa ai S eess and
THE CAMBRIDGE school,.
fisi xRT FITCH cIInS ' Dir:ctor "'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-18
9fbool Aaenfies.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teachers Tutors GovernesseA
&C. TO Colleges. Schools and Families Apply 70
Mrs II J. YOJiNG-FULTON. % Union Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-18
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

WASHINGTON 80 oo.
For Philadelphia week days, i3D. 500, W. -!
II 20 dining car A. NJ. 30 200 $50 80 Cfaast
ParIor Carr 80 500 Dining carr 600 -. 80 :.
NJ Io:i5 night. sundays 40. 300. 1000 u 80 N w
ing Carr, A. NJ. 200. 400 500 'Dinns Oa' = "'
1918 night. -, A.. c M ,oon
40 DINING Carl A. NJ. 200. 800 300 'nining -
p H. i25 night sundays 1900 II go spIn 1lh 'A''
and %, Ss 81 oi an r sss roaswa
T37 9Th Az 81 Fast ith St. l53 Fast ian -. .s
West I25th ST. PSI Columbus Ay New ork; ors
81 sGO Fulton St Prooklvn ?s BroadNaY ~ lllens.
burg TIE New York Transfer Company vii caN f ana
cbecL baggage from hotels residence m DESTINATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-18
CENTRALRAIL ROAD GNEW JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.

-Four tracks. Automatic BLOCK Send.A
On and after Nov. % ls.j
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty s..
Fur Easton ethletem. Allentown. M8uch chunk &c,
$50 7:I5 9:lO as TO Eas,on! A. NJ. 40 30 .iS
a 30 Easton). 545 q 30 to Allentown p " suntaya
40 C7:i5 to Eas,onl a. NJ. 100. $50 p.
For wkesbarre Pttston; and S,ran,n BIO A. u.
i:IO 30 4f5 p. n. sundays 4:30 A. VI
For Reading at $50 500 go 1890. u 30 A. ~. iie
days 43o ~ 200 200 go S;3o r ~ u = nss,
A. H. 90 $50 i n i2:r5 night
For Sunbury Lewisturg AMI Willamsp r. a, 40. 90
8:iO A. NJ 40 go 900 p NJ Sundays 40 A. ~.
500 p. N. -
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE &c.
For Red Bank. Long Branch. Ashury Park ocesa
and point, ;og,a 70 80 P,in n rsa p.s e Sc
53s 6i5 p NJ sundays stops a. ln,erlaksn Or Asoury
Park and Ocean 900 a. NJ 400 ?. ~
For LAKEWOOD.
80 1o:4o A. NJ. las. $40. $40 OBS SATURDAYS on'n
For Toms River Barr.ca, Park. and Barnegat 40.
lO:45 A. NJ: las A." p. NJ =.
For Atlantic City vinelsri and Briise'0n 40 A. ~
For Monmouth Beach soah-'~h' md u'rhla-ts #
Navosink 4:so $50 fo:iI A. ". 80 i'5 AS. $40
n n M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-18
DECENTRALIZATION

station. foot Of sSd NJ for MACH
CtJI'II and intermediate stations ,-- c<.o ..rov
si5 A. NJ: daily for WILKEsRAHSrgEt sr'I
FAIO NIAGARA FALLS. and the West aga p''n''"
1880 4. VI. daily except Sunday. 'or MACoh NftU"H
and intermediate points.
-ini,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-18
Dantiua Schools.

Dautius SCHOOLS.
A L.AANDEk MACGREGOR. Mendessohn Kooms
"A 10, West 53ih
ectly private lessons private classes See CIRCULAR
NEORGE W. WAIIACE'S So HOOIS.
" Leslie Rooms S3d street and Boulevard and Harlem.
EiIers.ie Rooms. No sOs2 West l26th Class and
private tuition. See circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-18

Eugene Smith secretary OF the Prison Associa-
,,on ~ New-York. when asked for his views on the
question opened the interview by depioring the
adopton OF that section Of the revised Constitution
which TO large extent imposes idleness on the IN
mates Of the prison He expressed an earnest nope
tina, II would be amended as soon as possible. but
confessed that no amendment could be passed and
become operative before the beginning Of 1900
Turning TO the question Of the employment OF the
convicts in making and mendng roads. he said;
..Ny opinion In general IS adverse TO this kind OF
employment. for the men confined in State prisons
To take them outside Of the prisons Will be injuri-
Gus 70 the reforma;ory influences brought TO bear
on them while In confinement Experience shows
that the best results obtained when convicts
are secluded and shut off from the world. Bring
ing them into contact with the world outside tends
to produce bad effect. as respects discipline
Then II they are employed on outside work II will
he din cult to prevent escapes and there will be
large expense either In transporting them from the
prisons to the place where they TO work or in
providing guards TO look after them. Besides. the
effect on the public at large produced by the sight
Of men of this class at work in public places Is
bad 1t tends to familiarize people with the affairs
of prisons whereas the mystery and horror sur
rounding a prison are large element In the deter
rent influence exerted on the community by punish
ments for crime.
AT the same time believe II would be vastly
better TO set the prisoners at work on the roads
than to have them kept In a state OF idleness
While this is by means the best form OF prison
Industry II is far preferable to absolute fdieness
As a rule the roads In the State are owned by the
towns The Constitution prohibits the contracting
out of the labor Of prisoners. and so II would be
Illegal for the State 10 enter into contract with
the towns by which the towns would pay certain
sum per diem for the labor. Probably. however
there could be contract made for the prisoners
to build or repair certain roads. or the roads In
certain district. for a gross sum. without doing
violence to the Constitution. Public work OF this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-18

oryt-y-Montcair real estate all kinds sSis anu
a CiARENCE r. TUBES. 8 Beekman-et Wv ~ :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-18
uufurnisbeo apartments 90 Let.

NOR RENT-226 5th-ave. Fine apartment ,navtre
heated; excellent light and ventiauo"' ''''"
ground floor.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-12-22
9bootina Contest.

The purchasing committee ap-
pointed to secure turkeys, pigeons,
etc, for the shooting tournament
to be held IN this city on Dec. 25th
have engaged an abundance of
birds and the sportsnen can rest
assured that they vii have day
Of great sport. So clean up your
rifle ard shot gun and come in and
get something for New Years
dinner.
Arrangements will be made to ac-
commodate the ladies who wish to
witness the contests and they are
particularly INVITED to be present.
All spectators admitted free.
Every precautions will be taken to
prevent accidents. not to the tur-
keys, but to the spectators.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-12-22
Ueacbers' annual meeting.

The seventh annual session Of
the Idaho State Teachers associa
ton eonvenes in HALEY December
28-31. An excellent program has
been prepared, and this will be
supplemented by every possible
effort Of not only the people of
HALEY but of those of the entire
Wood River valley to make visit
on this occasion a pleasure long to
be remembered.
One and one-ffth fare for the
round trip on the usual certificate
plan has been granted by the rail-
roads.
Hotel rates, $3.50 per day
News. Miner.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-12-22
no Cut.

Congressman Wheeler Of Ala
bama, sound bimetallist and q
very able statesman, offered an
amendment to bill in the house
Wednesday to provide for a hori-
zontal reduction of % per cent. on.
a 4 ielelal salaries So long as the
$ ngle gold standard is maintained
lii this country, but it was ruled
ont on a point Of order. The ppHss
chasing power Of moneA VA iss~
creased nearly 100 PEI eeh6JsAtha
United States ltinhos ltlie pnnaert
schedule affnaiAfiaaIwaanhRed and
reduUtEhn nfs25ssptr cent would
be duiyynghbhnd reasonable, but
SpcakepIRecd does not want to have
his income reduced, and point of
order is always convenient way
to dodge a direct issue in the house,
says the Denver Republican.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-12-22
Sheriff Refuses TO Unrn over
Conptcts.

The act Of the last session, pro-
viding that convicts shall be con-
veyed to the penitentiary by the
warden, OF by guards sent by the
warden, is to be submitted to the
test of the courts to determine its
constitutionality
This was sprung on the state
administration Monday, by Sheriff
Pease Of Kootenia county. War
den Van Dorm arrived in Rath-
drum yesterday to secure Antoine
and Jack Yelk, sentenced to 30
years each Tor robbery. The sher-
III had wired the warden notifying
him the prisoners were there, but
when the penitentiary officials ar
rived he refused to turn the con-
yicts over, claiming the law was
unconstitutional.
The warden at once wired At
torney General Mcfarland for adj
vice. The attorney general adj
yised him to wait and come on
with the sheriff and prisoners and
not make any contest, leaving the
matter to take shape afterward.
If the act under which convicts
are conveyed by the warden should
be declared unconstitutional, the
duty would be performed by the
shcrifTs under the old law, and
those officials would collect from
the state the very comfortable re-
Enumeration of 80 cents a mile. 1t
is this that the north Idaho patriot
has his eye fixed on.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-12-22
Cd. BURGOYNGs
MONTPELIER, IDAHO.

Miss Iillotson Of St. Paul, teacher of
elocution, ETC, has been prevailed upon
to give an entertainment in the T. d. s.
meeting house ON Jan. 11th Part of
The proceeds win 90 to the public school
library Of District No. TO- In addition
there will be five numbers rendered by
local musical talent, the best that can
be secured. Miss Tillotson 5 entertain
meut will consist Of readings, delsarte
philosophy Of expression, vocal phys
ology, etc. A complete announcement
Of the program viii be made later
Edgar Z Carey who is well and
thoroughly known in this section, has
been appointed to take charge OF the
circulation Of the Denver Republican
in Bear Lake county. If
Chief Of Police Hammond desires US
to call attention again to the dangerous
habit Of children jumping on and off
passing sleighs As far av In his power
he is attempting to break up the habit,
but as parents are slow about assisting
him he is meeting with little success.
If ore Of these children should get hurt
or killed the driver Of the sleigh would
be blamed, whom, in feet. he woald be
innocent. The practice is growing to
be nuisance and parents should help
the marshal TO stop II. Some one is
sure to get hurt.
Coop. w. Il NJ CO. has the finest
line Of Portland cutters, fur oyercoats,
fur robe', sleigh bells. etc. Our prices
are the lowest, he Coop. always
backs what 1t says
The District court adjourned Tuesday
until Dec. 20th, when some minor left
over matters will be taken mp, Before
adjournment Judge Standrol signed an
order fixing the time for the holding Of
the terms of the District court Of the
Fifth judicial district of the State Of
Idaho in the several counties for the
year 1893 as follows Fer gannock
county, at Poeatello commencing May
10th and November 2Sth For Beai
Lake county at Paris, commencing Feb
ruary fifth and August 9Th; for Bing
, ham county, at Blackfoot. commencing
March Eth and September end; fol-
, Fremont county, at ST. Anthony, com
| meneins April 2lst AMI October 9th. FOL
Lemhi county, al salmon City, com
mencing May 9TH and October 2Dth III
/ Oneida county, at Malad commencing
, June 2nd and November 3rd.
Our erockery line is complete Fame,
cups and soueer.. dishes, in fact any
4 thing yoa want in nice dishes 10 make
Chr stniaa present. Hammond L Whit
G man. IS
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-12-22
Call for Warrants.

Notice il hereby given, that |
am prepared to redeem Current
Expense Fund Warrants Of series
1897, from registered number TO
to 1O7 inclusive; also Road and
Bridge Fund Warrants of series
1897 from registered number 81 to
So inclusive.
Interest on ahofe warrants will
cease OH Dec. Is, 1897.
1. T. Shepherd,
County Treas. Of Bear Lake Co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-12-22
Notice.

All persons indebted to the
Coop. ". 4 NJ. Go. are re-
quested to call during this
month and make settlement Of
their notes and accounts, as
we desire to close our books
for the year Of 1897 December
lst. Respectfully,
J. D. FIFE, Mgr.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-12-22
Masonic Officers.

The officers of King Solomon
lodge. A. T. q A. NJ, for the cnsu-
ing year will be as follows
c. A. Hoover, W. NJ.
r. G. Hansen, s. w.
G. Spongberg, J. ".
Mark Whitman, secretary
Chas. Hammond, treasurer