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The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-19

George J. Goschen, first lord of TIE ad-
miraliy, when distr buing prizes To vol
uh''ers and rifemen IN London this even
thg. said:
Iiue thought when ] accepted this
h.i'fi"n that ] would address men 20
H"'.n an hn"'al had been made q stand
I' ll'r 10 shoulder with The regulars IN
- 10 Africa. The possession Of 20 00D
... Hietrs viii be reeordad by the eoun-
Wy. am sure 8s q great element OF Sc
'fiv anf ! am confident that they are
a. rr-pare1 % DO their duty.
The colonies also are prepared 20 do
heiT share. ana Canada and Australia
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15

4 late report from Washington says
that one more financial month Tx,
November will bring the total 81
money circulation IN the nited states
past the two billion dollar line. on
November the total money ia eircu.
iation WIS Sl,943,Ii6, rs. and on DE
cember /. l,gSl. 80, gJi, al increase oi
a., .is, SID la the month. According
To this report the increase la money
circulation within the Inst three Yrttis
has beet aiifess. pheaumlnal. On july
|, 1875, thc total money Ia circulation
ia the i'nit"d States was ~ 100, 725, 200.
AID Gn December |, 1890, al 1s1. $50 gGi.
an Increase during three aad 4 hail
years Of $40 pa, leJ or 81 per cent,
ah!le the gold coin and certificates IN
creased from 5is-, iia,2i2 u SIS, ass, :
lgi. III increase uf g,aip, o5l, or "a
PER cent. Huw H,!l Tie free siiverites
answer this argument, which speaks
volumes IN support q! the gold stand
ara. business seems 10 have created
i demand for money and i, ha, been
supplied under the present system,
and good money. too.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15
PRESS ECHOES.
The Net Result.

IL Is reported that Governor Steun-
enberg and Auditor Sinclair have gone
In Wardnor To wind up business at he
bullpen. The few remaining prisoners
are To be turned loose, and the old
lumber sold To the highest and best
bidder. This. then. is the last scene
~ the thrilling drama commenced on
the Goth day Of last April by tragedy
that shocked the nation. Now. we
may view the result. One man has
been convicted Of direct completely III
the riot which eliminated in the des-
truction OF a quarter Of a million OF
dollars worth OF property and the
murder " two men. Eight men who
might have been convicted, Tiff they
had not been permitted 10 escape, did
escape One poor lieutenant was de-
hauched aud sent Ia a military prison
under court martial sentence. -Four
popullsts were ousted from ollicc and
rs many democrats substituted. Ten
men were convicted in the United
states court Of an ofIcnse which had
nothing 20 do with bloodshcd and
property destruction. The mine own
crs have been repeatedly touched
and the state Is out anywhere from
100000 To $4,000. The curtain is
rung down: the show is over and In Il
few moments the governor and Sin
ciair viii step out TO thank the audi
ence THE people Of Idaho for their
generous and accomplishing patron
age. We are all glad that the play is
over and especially 80 because now the
state Illustration, reposing especial
confidence In Bartlett Sinclair, can de-
vote all its energies to chasing down
gamblers. Sinclair has already begun
To fire off proclamations and during
the next few months we may rest in
the blessed assurance that he will
b.aze away like Maxim. The next
we know the state will be placed under
martial law, and the administration
viii be hot on tie trail of intidcls, big
anISts and dcfaulters. 1t is good to
live IN the midst Of a great moral rem
alssance like this. Caldwell Tribune.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15

Some one has called attention 10 the
Fac, that Will. the game laws III Ida
isf, s.is.,.s state that "A man MAY KAN
Three deer la each season fnr his own
use. " leaves Il entirely with the
hunters discretion how 1r where ;,t-
d-cr may IT, Killed. wherefore deer IA
mol seem ~ plentifut this season rs Ia
either years. The deer population can
not bv exported "a hold cut aga nst
the hn.,sr nj Inc ratio uf 5 10 /. PR
ihalurly when every smaniikc
Individual Who owns a hound Is ciiiss.cd
~ d hunter.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15

The threshinR over la congress 81
the campaign issue, 81 is.0, which will
Virtually b. dome during the debate on
The financial bill will n anything hut
pleasant and profitable for the nrsnn
democracy, Republicans will he back.
al ~ IN their arguments hy existing
conditions which are fulullment 81
every prophecy nN.sse 10y them In the
campaign II 1895. while the same con,
dltiots explode every theory advanced
and rsfute every prophecy maic BY
tbs brtan democracy la that memoir
able campaign. aud hs the time tie
debate nn this question has ended
democracy viii h mnrr anxious than
ever far ssilun nya paramount ISNue
inr The campaign ~ in9.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15

eur only hop. lies ~ fusion. Ms
the remark made Is prominent dem
"'Fai white discussing county politics
Hr either day. II that j. the ease
democracy In ills essuuty viii probably
i've "a hope and die in despair hrforr
the end 80 the next campaign. Tho
et'psfs IL reform attempted Is the
people Ia Tits enmntN through fusion
lass resulted 81 magni iieently that they
viii t,st'tatli tutnhl. s.srr zach other
IN Their vtessvasot ta again snp.s,Ft
Aiivlt an sisaniaahie coordination 1he
Republican u satisfied there will II,
asw'shsf tisisai Ia this county. but the
iafi~frfe la laftA principle, /. q. tie
mushroom politicians. viii nad them.
Aases alpiss With their sencllsss ps.T,.
saarArrs in I ise ep,nhane.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15
Ahout Athoi People.

Marion Douglas returned SUNDAY
from oaksiaie, Wash.
The Nhel Lumber company resnn.
ed operations last week, after a shut
down Of about two months.
Claude ilydorn. a former emplave of
Wright : NTH. has returned nom Brit.
ish Columbia and is now employ ii,
Elmer porter's camp.
Frank Lewis and Frank l.anaeur
hold the championship belt for log
cutting ~ Nhites camp. one mile
slsNe Granite, by cutting lal logs in :
hours, Il aux o6e can beAt thi, lets
hear from them.
Two families of immigrants arrived
last week from Indian territory and
Will make thcis tuturc home here.
They have moved into the THOMPSON
house for the winter. They are cousins
o. Mr.. and Mrs. Neal.
The Nthol Literary society failed to
assemble ~ Granite hst SATURDAY
evening on account az the Granite
people net attending tn, literary AT
Ath0l. rs WAS the undef>t andiny two
weeks before. Athol i willing 10
Helte vita thcm or run indep.naent.
81 NSlIINE,
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15

In another column appears com
I munteation from subscriber who has
evidently had trouble with some Of
isitharumis sidewalks Ia going 10 and
from church, wherefore he discusses
tile question from a moral point Of
view. II l. really ito bad that "A man
who had probably exhausted every cx-
cuse before yielding u Ills better half
~ si:e;;t! -; :;o... listening Ia The word
IT God, should have the misfortune TO
bark hls shlns on the trip. jus, i'm
aginc what scene there vii bc in
that household when next the patient
wife asks her spouse IL spend al hon r
with her ut church. II IL not All uE =
perfume time 10 discuss this question
when the walks are covered with snow
and Ice, but IL Is never aut or place for
a newspaper To- advocate an improve
meat, Sc therefore, wish u call Tie
town board : attention TO the faet
that sutnc Of Rlihdrum's sidewalks
are Ia a dcplorabic condition and no
excuse viii suffice for il failure to have
some wholesale repairing done at the
earliest possible date.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15

Mart Patrie has stirred up large
sized hornets nest 10y addressing a
scini-eenhdential letter to his silver
republican friends, ASKING their view
on the political outlook for 1900, ON
national ISSUES. Mart frankly adults,
that With his View II the situation, Ne
expects te aniliate with the republic
eanN, The letter has called forth some
very ludserous replies, and las also
hefn tho eause Of canstle comment. cS-
peehllt from the democratic press,
which seems 10 consider that the sill
yer republican party is its "Meat"
With 4 blk W. owyhe Avalanche.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15

" American arms had met rcVcrscs
ia our late unpleasant ness with spain
as English arms have in the Trans.
,aal, President Mckinley's path would
have hecn stf.wn with anything but
fo~ss Yet the English people arr
holding their temper and criticisms
oflefed are far less spaihing than the
republican administration IN this eoun-
10y received for successfully prescott
lux a war. The American politicians
are evidently sDrely Ia need of a lesson
iu luyalty 10 their country and FOR.
hearanv., and Il can bc learned from
Their English cousins. With them
loyalty II paramount and political sue.
ccssuf II party isan after consideration.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15
GRAND tHs SUBMITS REPORT
Lengthy session ~ that iioiy CEASED by
Numerous Matters Tor Conside rat Ion.

Lengthy session ~ rhat po.iy Caused by
>unisr"u. Matters Tor Consider rat Ion.
The grand Jury sworn ii the Deem
ber term, lsDD, having completed the
examination and Investigation If the
matters brought 10 their attention,
aud having, under the charge Of the
court, made an examination into the
public offices Of the county, bog leave
10 submit Che following report In adj.
dltton 20 reports heretofore made from
time to time during the present term
We have examined the iail building,
which We lind Is n very had repair
and in nced Of many improvements.
We do not advocate the expenditure
Of large sums Of money IN the repair
OF same, as II IS evident that a new
jail Viii he n necessity IA worry few
years, but We 10 recommend thai a
few needed rcpairs relative TO light,
senisNt ION ana sanitary conditions he
Nude Immediately. We lind that
sheriff bradbury anr.ag the II months
OF his term has turned over e. tile
county auditor the sum of siI,.6a In
lirense money. as against SID, la3 turn
ed in by eN-shefiG RYAN during his
Iatl term ot two wears. and @l1.a,a la
eN-Shcfii fease during ms term. The
prisoners are we'll fed and comfortable
clothed, hut w are ef he opimen that
the amount allowed by the comms,
sinnerS for tie maintenance II the
prisoners Is excessive ANA recommend
that il b. reduced.
w md. upon examination u The
p,sr healse, that tlic inmates are eam.
Portable aud Mtll Mftd Tor ami the
house IN general IN guod condition.
W. find the oiiIee Of probate Judge
in gsssi condition ana it, Affairs kept
IN a first class manner.
We tlad HE olsea II county as a.sur
IN Hn1 caaditton and his work well
svpi up bat IN hooking over Il . As.
sesSnent fatls W Hirl, IN i y..r, few
Instances, wherc there Is any assess.
menl II Woneys. uuteS, mort cages.
etc. and We CarneN' Ii recommend
that this matter a. booked into hy the
proper officials IN order that an people
wha are known Ia have none, al
band. notes, mortgages, etc.. oafNtand.
ing. shall h' aSsessed Tor S,mc arcafd.
lms - law
Regarding the oi'iee ~ county trea~.
uref. we ind The amount 81 tash IN
the treasury ~ tifi> time Ga b. So. lt.,,. .
81. divided rs follows. tN;sNitt.I NTH
the Spokane X Eastern Trust cen.
{ L<sft, &ttASHHs with the Traders
National tS,us, sil, 80 80, atai -. 60. a
on hand. The uftSeu, hnudsi flpht II
! the rsnntY i ahatlt sila0n. IN aur
nplnion tts Finances 81 THE county arr
IN ! comparatively gust condition.
The etlleV NJ esAtfttY auditor + Well
Kept and the work Ia al hgltp.hsss II
we'll tn hand and Ia excellent caedi.
hefl M whole We wish h. Ny thaf
ali the county tsliiesss present a nsat
AMI attractive appearance. ana fS,.t
Tie Meak ~ ali hfsunelsa> is an Ia tafe
We hna that the ktW rr1tiflnv fhr
+ quarterly settlement With the aulttar
Nv the Nariens county uffgrfal> : ~.
iNFtd tu AMI that tte account, in Nh
untrts h4tc been htlanctd M ia Tie
Atsl n ~. last quarter. R>peatfalk
submitted,
NM EATON, rarfm4n
titA>. l.. sttNS. Gers
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15

Turing his sIevsah ah the alsanefal
hail "a TIC h'ss<c af representatives,
Congressman isalgi,vF 80 loaa, recall.
ri Nj. lirSans prophecy In isa~s that
tbs sssla standard css1sld not ~ enact.
sd s.ssssst' universal tail In prices.
Continuing I've easd. SIS there a man
In this ehamt-rr wha win slse In his
pases and ssas that Mr.. i,rsan know
What hs sas talking .al.lutfs N,t a
urlass'fat st@e. The same speaker also
easissi attention /" Nj. Brsaus prcsiic.
finn that wages would EtiI and men
he snsosn oni al employment. Ne,
~ tne cad "i iafee ssars ~ republican
administration. 'itisi.r lhe grla stand.
sfa. THEW was n0t an isssiGs' rsous man
Ia The country witlioat cmplovm.p,
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15

In three years 81 republican admin
isiration 's1.ssss.;ss, has hs.en added
H. the volume Of the currency Ia cir
ruia,iuu, more money iiiaii sz,;;it! have
been coined by the mints Ia 10 years II
they had been opened Ia silver. From
Congressman DpIliyers speech.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15

II occurs to tho Republican that
John &. Callahan uses great many
words Ia make a simple declaration.
Considerable beating around the bush
must ir INDUCED III when moro than
a column ~ newspaper space is rcquir-
al 10 merely say. - am Is denaefat,
and don't care Who knows it,
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15

The fight next year will be the hot
tast In the history of the state. Tn,
republicans expect to wipe out the
1000 plurality against them and carry
the day. They expect To make arg,
gains on the success Of President Me.
kinney IS administration and by the re.
turn Of Il large number Of silver repub.
leans who have had enough of fusion
and democracy. kootenai Herald.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15
P.le Faces In Paris.

A startling innovation comes to Us
from Paris. So far 1t has been con-
sidcrcd rather the thing to apply just
a touch of rouge to my lady's cheek
when preparing for q social function
OF any kind. but now the edict has
gone forth that no more rouge is to
be used, and the queens Of the beau
monde are seen in public with faces
almost CHASTITY in their palior.
The bepowdered face might not DO
SO startling In itself but for the fact
that the lips are abnormally red. The
face must be white and lips a vivid
carmlne, and the tout ensemble Is
something which almost takes ones
breath away.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15

Fred II, Dubois left Blaclifoot last
week for months trip ia the east, to
confer with the leaders of the silver
republican party, says dispatch from
that town. There are several hundred
other fellows still confined in the IN
sane asylum III Rlackfoot who, should
they escape, would probably start out
on mission equally rs Anticipated.
Freddie, the silver republican party
died long time ago. Mullan Mirror.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15

W. :. Taylor, the republican randi.
date, was awarded the certificate bg
the Kentucky election board nnd was
inaugurnted governor 81 the Blue Grass
state ON Tuesday vi mis- w-ck Ii Is
reported that the democrats viii not
prosecute the contest any fihcr
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15

Hancock row, one OF Boston's his
tor!c and narrow byways, but Of late
wears one Of the dirticst In the city.
has been deprived Of Its honored name
by the street commissioners, and here
after 1t will be known as Public alley
1902.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15

Those three years had removed tile
last fears of the republicans rs to the
wisdom OF enactlng gold legislation.
and to-day the unanimous voice of the
republican party is Hacked up by he
cxpcI lencc Of the business world.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15

An person DESTROYS of purchasing an
improved decided stock ranch. natural
meadow, water and every facility that
gees To make first class stock farm,
VIII learn of an excellent investment
hN applying NJ this Office.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15

Bartlett Sinclair's aubcrnatnriai
boom appears 10 lack furcc. He ought
=. hire . miner ami add little dyns
mile Ia mis- stock TT rF,H'ianla; tons.
Anything r. make a little noise, You
Known
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15

The Occur d'Alcnc Press charges
Mart Patric with betraying the silver
republicans. This will undoubtedly
be news % Mart and everyone in the
state, as II Is generally conceded that
the silver republican party for the past
year has consisted only of Il few leaders
Who want office and imagine that they
comprise political party. = Moscow
Mirror.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15

MODERN WOODMEN OF AMry|
WI kootcnai Camp No. Gs-3 Meets rrs.2
and Bird saturday OF each month at
hall, John u. Koch, Consul: i. P. NJ
Clerk.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15

GYR!NGA TEMPLE NO 4. RAru.
- s a,1sl ;, Thursday evea's
Mary Clcland, NJ. +. G.; Mrs. Bertie 4!
NJ. OF X. & G. VIC w
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15
/ w. SETTLE

NOTARY PUBLIC, REAL ES-
TATE, INSURANCE, LOAN,
RENTAL AND COLLECTING
AGENT
POST FALLS, IDAHO
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15
SOCIETY CARDS

DANHANDLE LODGE. NO IA y =,
Meets Tuesday evening NJ
week at X. OF Z. hall. Russell hoMi.
Woolcry. :; A. W. Post. IL. of r XIV AK
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15

DATHDRUM TENT NO. 7. X a
Il. Meets LIST and 3rd Fridays OF each
at Il. of Z. hall. Russell block. / sWR i
Com. Il. $. McGrca, X. X. - "'eI
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-12-15

Marion Douglas returned SUNDAY
ttem Oa6sdale. Wash.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-05-06
A GIRL FRCh; BOSTON.

ehe was Boston maiden and a pink Of nrss
society
Who came to Colorado on an observation tour,
And through her cleaning glasses gazed with
maidenly propriety -,
Upon the many wondrous things which tour
-. tst folks allure. &
Her escort heard her questions In a'spirit meek
For he was an obfiginne and accommodating
. youth, q.
And in his apt replies in manner picturesque
and beautiful ii -. !.
he ran woof Of fiction through golden
web Of truth.
shs gased upon the lofty blocks, alive with
hum Of bpsiness r.
Admired the architecture with scientific
eye. v.t
Then up an elevator went and sazed in breath
legs dtsziness 4
upbnths' CITY from point wen up'toward
She studied vel our pretty men in all their
-, modest doseliness 4
Allowed, that they. were perfect pearls OF
~ masculinish grace, !,
And when II came to fauitless types Of breezy
western loneliness, =.
III form Is wsll az feature, our sweet maid
When evening came, she sighed sigh and said
with sweet urbanity:
They really are out Of sight, the many things
I've saw, :
Your busy streets and palaces, your he and she
a,humanity,
And yonder mountain chain are lovely hands
to whom to draw,
uut spite Of all tho beauties of your people.
town and scenery,
A loneliness athwart my heart persistently
viii come, )
n II Won Kindly will ,,hiios, ord oteor ma to
i bsanery..
III snap my jaws on treasures that will
burg dream Of home.''
Denver Post.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-05-06

,,enses as sheriff and for board OF
prisoners for the first quarter OF 1882
81, 1884.
Chas O'Callaghan justice fees.$3o oo
r H Holdship juror justice co'rt 20
1o,o 2 25
Chas Alexander 90
International Hotel caring for
county charge, bill $500
allowed ...'' oo w
A warrant was ordered drawn in
favor Of Jno. C. Callahan for the
amount of Sic to pay for supplies or
dered by county surveyor.
At this time the bids for furnish
Ing Kootenai county with wood we're
cpcnd and W. Il. Wall being the low
est bidder the contract. is. hereby
awarded to the said W. Il. Wall for
furnishing s. cords Of four foot wood
at $3.50 per cord; 10 cords Of two
foot wood at So per cord; 10 cords of
eighteen inch wood at So per cord.
and one cord Of pitch wood at SIS per
cord. All Of said wood to be fir or
taniarack except the pitch wood, and
that the said W. e. Wall be REQUIRED
to o furnish bond IN the sum of $500
for tie delivery Of said wood.
Thb APPLICATION Of Mrs. Mary
ffeatfiissttssstoshnniee for aid from Kootenai
tooIuifi'ttyi III tie way Of transportation
to St. taai wss5 considered, and it .ap-
peariug that tss'ss said Mary Feather
stone being al fna'lgeht person and
without means II support, on motion
it was ordered that a warrant be
drawn for the amount of SIS for the
purpose Of procuring transportation
for the said Mary Featherstone to St.
Paul, Minnesota. =.
And at this time a bill Of ST, 400
from M. M. Cowley for moneys ad.
vanced by the said Cowley to Geo. H.
Pease during the term the said Geo.
II. Pease was sheriff of Kootenai
county was presented to this board
with the request that the SAME be al.
lowed, and after full consideration OF
the matter by the board the same was
rejected.
The board now adjourned until
Monday, April oath, at 10 o'clock a.
m.
N. G.. SISSON,
Chairman of Board.
Attest:
JNo. G. CALLAHAN,
Clerk.
BY A. Cook, Deputy.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-05-06

> Il RenfrO Overseer road dis ~ 10
Daniel Van Duzer postage for
county superintendent Office 10
+ W DanlelsOn holding inquest 8 q
The bond OF A. G. Luther as road
overseer for district No. 80 was or
motion duly approved.
And at this time the following ap
pOintments were made:
d. Lyon as overseer for road dis.
trict No. 80.
B. L. Walrad, as overseer for road
district No. 3.
friedrich Schroeder as road oversee,
for district No. o.
John Kepkey as road overseer TO,
district No. SO.
Saloon license bond of ]. P. Beeler
was on motion duly approved and
license ordered issued.
License for saloon was ordered
issued to Z. P. Harris for the frs,
quarter of 1899, beginning January
lst, 1899.
Report Of s. E. Renfro as overseer
OF road district No. IL was duly an.
proved.
And at this time it was ordered bv
the board that the county suryevor
proceed at his earliest convenience
and ascertain the necessary changes
to be made in the State Line road to
conform to the survey between the
States of Idaho and Washington.
The report of M. L. Loop, coroner,
was on motion duly approved.
And at this time the board took a
recess until 1880 o'clock p. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION,
The bond Of John Kepkey as over.
seer OF road district No. 80 being on
dle 1t was taken up and duly an.
proved, as was also the bond Of N. A
Murray overseer Of road district M
IS. ~
William Newell was at this time
duly appointed overseer for road dis.
trict No. Is.
The saloon license bond of John
Dingwell was at this time taken mn
and on motion duly approved and a
license issued to the said John Ding
we'll.
And at this time the following hills
were allowed and the auditor is here.
oy authorized to draw warrants for
the several amounts allowed as fol.
lows:
+. H. Bradbury for fees and ey--