Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-12-22
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6< 1nroaf is to be established in
|ordiII 8<kh il policy in opposition to
pItaSbl1f8 ufinters have struck be-
cails8 I1Inofyre machinists refused to
The national republican convention
%.I1L convene Al Philadelphia on Tues
6sy 1une IA, next.
I<epfes66<at Knox of Massachu-
1e&i6 A&a INTRODUCED a bill for civil gov
eminent II Aiaska.
Xx1|nald0 Is no longer q warrior.
Accompanied BY women, he is trying
" escape W hIding.
I1e 61f6>t of the war news over Bull
I8r'a d6feat caused a general slump in
fh8 London stock market.
Tho YaQui Indians are we'll armed,
- <una are shipped to them from San
I'r11c{eeo billed as mining machinery.
Cha n8W &overnor, General Wood,
ha1 9one to Tuba. He does not antici-
z|G<4 dI6Iculty In establishing the new
The president has nominated Edwin
&.
o9 t66 legation of the United States at
'16 demand In all quarters of Eng
I101 n % send more troops. Stories OF
<r&Ht losses ia desperate battles add to
ElIe terrible Repression.
30hn p SQUIRE & Company, corpora
IIcn and allied companies of Boston,
engaged liz the meat and provision
packing business, have assigned.
Federation of Labor adopts a resolu-
<<oa. believing members of the organic
a<io{| should use their ballots independ-
el1zIS of the PARTIES now prominent.
Distress In the famine stricken dis
[<le3& 9f India is becoming more
1c<IIe About two million, two hundred
<T|t 1ftx thousand people have received
Clarence King, the young forger who
ftf<H{IF escaped from Jail in Green
HD5N q O., vas recaptured at Phoenix,
WNEff he was found hiding in the cab
~ 81 friend.
fhN R4ninsular and Oriental line
aIeN|nef bailarat, from Calcutta, has
*5k{8e0 at RIymouth, Eng, with a ma
L.Xz lI7l<iAA lIreman on board suffering
ff0m tho plague.
{eI4 PARKER the Denver lightweight,
H464 Hule Turner, colored, of Stock
f10 H}i{t Ia the ninth round of what
#8e scheduled as a 20-round bout in
Z &a Francisco, Cal.
I1f N0f<YFighth United States in
fzE1I4 t1S been released from quaran-
ssNe IS Angel Island and will probably
H&'' nv Manila on the transport Grant
e'tHt pSe6mber 20.
b4F Admiral Lord Charles Beres-
tend IL England, has confirmed the AS
51Aat&E Press announcement of his ap
n1|4zHsenf 10 be second in command of
tIle Nk|lIah Mediterranean fleet.
.I.nI60a we're encountered by the
Il &NIz loqfth under Major Batchelder.
III 94t11F left four dead and five NOR
18,Ix wounded, while American loss
&14 144 drowned and four wounded.
<<<zosentative Sulzer of New York
1&s H<rdduced a joint resolution de-
<IHI'UH That 8 state of war exists in
@EN|I Africa and according belliger-
f1t + <IE 10 the Transvaal government.
&zWE If BuIler's overwhelming de-
f4AI N&{NeQ great CONSERVATION in Lon
Qeu Enklish supremacy is in peril.
Wfene she was over a century ago."
E8&z& 81 france. Troops must not be
withdrawn from India.
bio Nbell society ladies of Oakland
HaV1 U6an Hllccessful in their efforts to
*9<U<t The 10000 necessary to pur-
c9Ez9 ! site upon which to build the
library Ten which purpose Andrew Car
nesIs big given $4,000.
81 invitation signed by Mayor Phe-
Iz1 81 *an Francisco and the grand Off
<<E4 u TIE Natice Sons of the Golden
H1a< t8a been sent to Admiral Dewey
1<Ise<In& his presence in this city
~ aII1Ission day, September 9, 1900.
1e 1ukn0Wn man who committed
Hz|cII|4 recently in San Francisco bay
jumping from the ferryboat San
k<@Iae was undoubtedly Howard Tut
years Of age. son of a wealthy
4'{'r4 broker, who made his fortune in
zU xafk and now resides in Paris.
=1f. *t**t y - " al ASOOS hUo ASNNAA
N'eH4N1 the president to commute the
'..f1ce d Corporal George Damphof-
Q[ HaIama, Wash, and three other
t11|1fs, <0uNicted of assaulting native
1k1 b the Philippines and SEN
eE<zd ~ be shot, to Imprisonment.
1]tEnor Rogers of Washington will
meeting Of the state board of
os &'tH examiners in the near future
Thoroughly Investigate the cause of
Pc %4f1onad0 explosion. The meet
81 ~ be held in Olympia and reports
4E 1'Al lated Tor Presentation to the pub
Following Is the past weekly bank
,6n6nt: surplus reserve, increase,
1' 5.4 loans, decrease, $5,045, 400;
ee's decrease. $2,73S,00O; legal ten
s 'ne1ease. s1,76S,5OO; deposits, de
; <'e&<e -. 900; circulation, decrease,
5<5 Banks now hold $7025, 1925
<<tSs 81 requirements.
permanent congress of Chicago
'4'2terH o. IL denominations to meet
FzIF month ray result from the mid
continental congress of religions re-
Q1IIx held A united effort on the part
FI1|slers Ia an endeavor to effect
81 {ii and xeIi<ious reforms Is stated as