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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-19
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-19
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-19
NEWS Oh RAILROADS
NORTHERN PACIFIC OFFICIALS TO
BE GIVEN CHANGE Of ~
TFTEEs
KENDslcK AND .fHANNAFoRD

The General Manager to BECOME
Second Vice President and the
Traffic Managers Third Vice
Preside Announcement of fba
Changes Made bysPresfdent Mel
IS len. S~ - -ea-s
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-19
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-19
LIVELY LITTLE TILT
COUNTY AUDITOR DOES NOT REL
ISH SLASH N SALARIES OF
HIS STAFF
TELLS COMMISSIONERS so

mittee EnIivens the Proceedings
of the Hennepin County Board
Annual Convention of the Retail
mber Dealers of the North
west-FIour City News.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-19
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meier.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-05-05

interesting . sufficient MIMI.
them to guarantee the constrr... 9
Of the quarter Of . mile Nee
With this completed and h;s Il!
running in full blast, he will s
lime on the market for abont = ss's
$3.50 . barrel instead Of - ss
present price on the stuff frs;. a. -
from Lewiston. aHd
The cheapness Of lime No..
moro building, and q better clss. !.
building, hth and plaster t.l;sa
the place Of bare frames.
II. Orchard and Messrs. H.,
lass & Kronnick are also inters.. !:
in q lime proposition. II ~
succeed in getting q couple Of NJ
running their next step will !. ~. i
interest saw mills in the matt . )
turning out lath, which is Al n.y.. =
emit shipped from below. ~
could just a. we'll be cut bv 10y I
saw mills, il there Ia q demand :.
the article. ~
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-05-05
TERTELINC TALKS
Says He has KindIed He x,,.
ana will Build a Road to
Get His Lime Ont
From Fridays daily,

from fridays daily.
liz, Contractor r Terteling says his
i noa p ,,; on the Clearwater
Is pannlng out all right. He has
s smS a Men at work =, cutting the wood
and digging the kiln. He decIar oa
t tnere y, WIN be no difficulty in eet t.
o e,ng ms loads o out, as there is b1 st, .
luarter OF a mile Of road to bbild ;n
70 M reacn ma a good and easy grade. -
tho Mr. nc., i.erteling has seen MANY Of
a sns residents in that section in the
a ne,gh ,,t''; of the proposed road s.ie
anu "e'leves he has succeeded in
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-05-05

From Saturdays daily.
The Idaho County Teachers AS
ISOLATION met in Grangeville this
morning at $50 a m. at the M. E.
church, with large attendance Of
teachers. The following program
was rendered, the papers and dis
cussion being highly interesting
and instructive:
MORNING SESSION.
Working Program for Rural
Schools-Miss Maxey, Mrs. Spedden
Busy Work-Mrs. Day, Miss
Cowen.
Solo-Miss Villa wilkinson.
Garding OF Rural Schools-Mrs.
Granville, Mr.. Vercler.
Recitation--Earl Wright.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Music.
Echos from State Teachers As.
sociation--Co. Supt. Elsensohn.
Duet-Mrs. Riggs. Mrs. Magee.
The Preparation Of the Teacher
Mr.. Story, Miss Bundren.
Recitation--Miss Sheaffer.
Report Of Committee on Ednca.
tiOnal Literature.
Solo-Rev. Brown.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-05-05

VVtTSetI
ed 10 purchase for use In his I'd dist at the
county expense. the following supplies: 200ft
lumber (plank): crow bar, 2 shOvels, 2 picks
and handles, 2 axes and handles, 2 mattOcks
and handles.
The petition OF certain inhabitan ts for the
appointment Of CS smith Overseer of I'd Dist
No 10, rejected.
The petition Of certain Inhabitants Tor the
appointment OF Guy Ferre overseer OF I'd Dist
No 10, granted; and it is hereby ordered that
upon his Ming bond rs by law required that
the said Guy Ferree be, and he Is hereby 4p-
point, Overseer Of I'd Dist No 49,
The following claims were allowed on the
cur eht expense fund and the auditor ordered
10 draw WMrrnnts therefor on said fund:
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-05-05

The retail liquor dealers bond OF Patrick
Toal, Mt idaho, with J NJ Dorman and l. II
Bick ford sureties, said bond to run mos from
April l, 1899, filed and approved.
The following claims were rejected;
Chas kurtley ............-....-.-. "a 20
Ed Stamey. ....ss..,...,......... ...., Isl 90
ID Long -. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL 90
Geo A Blakely ...=....... ................ 80 90
sion of the legislature of Idaho, providing for
the payment of salaries to county officers, the
Board at this time proceeded to take the matter
OF said salaries unier consideration, and being
advised i'll the premises, 1t 10 hereby ordered
that the said salaries be and the same are here
by fixed and determined in the following
| amounts, for the various county officers Of
Idaho county, Idaho, hereinafter specified, re-
spectively, to-wit
The salary of sheriff is hereby fiji ed at the sum
| OF sixteen hundred dollars($ l60O.00l per annum.
The salary OF clerk OF the district court and
ex-officio auditor and recorder is hereby fixed
at the sum Of eighteen hundred dollars tSls0OOO)
per annum.
The salary of assessor and ex-offcio tax
collector Ia hereby fixed at the sum of twenty
five hundred dollars (325Oo. OO) per annum.
public administrator Is hereby fixed at the sum
OF twelve hundred dollars ($l2OO.OOl per annum
The salary OF probate judge 10 hereby fixed at
annum.
The salary of county superintendent of public
instruction Is hereby fixed at the sum OF nine
hundred dollars ($90O00) per annum,
The salary of county surveyor is hereby fixed
at the sum OF six hundred dollars I$6OO.OOl per
annum.
The salary of coroner 10 hereby fixed at the
sum OF two hundred dollarsts2OO00l per annum
The salary OF county commissioners is here by
fixed at the sum of four hundred dollars 1900
EACH per annum
In the matter of the viewers report on rOad
petitioned for by RObt I Flynn ct al, which
said report was filed the 10th day of April, 1899
the said report is hereby laid over, for amend,
ment, until the next regular session OF this
BOARD ana n the CLERK q The Boad hereby
viewers OF this action.
In the matter of the report of A w Talkington.
clerk OF the district court and auditor and re,
corder, for the quarter ending April s, 1899
showing fees of said office for said quarter To-
have been 1882 ~, and showing the excess fees
OF SIZES. have been paid to the county treas,
urer said report approved
NJ me e, Claim 81 A Goan,, oyerseer of I'd Dist
Dist No, ], and the auditor ordered to draw
warrant therefor on general road fund
The overseer's report of & NJ Fagau, oyerseer
rd Dist No. 20, which said report was filed Jan 4
ls99, and laid over at last session of the Board
was at this time considered and the same
approved, and the claims shown therein, which
follows. ~ NJ
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-05-05

IN q
IN the matter of the viewers, report upon
read petitioned for by W Robertson ct nj
which said petition was filed Nov %, 1898. and
, which said viewers report was filed April 12
ths Inc salu report was approved and the road
ioiiows: Beginning at point ss " rods e Of
the corner of n IA OF n W Ia OF sec n ~ y,
mr. and run eighty rods, thence W lls 10
poas; thence on the section line between secs
y 4. y 10 IS l6, n r. "a. d, 80 and "a, thence
IN Ip ~ n 2 e. between secs 3, 4, and 10 and
ending at the intersection of the county road
running along the reservation line. -
hobt Walker Is hereby appointed oyerseer of
law. ' 90 'equi'e" ny
-, In the matter of the application Of Ben Steele
VIM Courier, Or Fry ct al petitioners Tor n
pu a ros1 the said petition 70 hereby granted,
ana shannon, Robert Stewart and NJ J.
Martin hereby appointed viewers to renort
Board. "" VI tne
IN, In the mst.eI Of the viewer report upon the
ROAD petiuoned for by II Diznet ct al. and
UPON which " shannon, surveyor, and Jeff
wood and Levi Ballard were appointed viewsrs
on Jan T.. 1872 It appearing to the Board thai
Lew naard, one OF the viewers, is directly i'm.
.erested III the said road, and 1t appearing that
me me said road has not yet been viewed. IL l.
therefore hereby ordered that Austin G.orsa
be BE ana he e hereby appointed viewer In he
e hereby ordered to notify the said (;eo,,a ~
nis said appointment, and also to notify j "
The Board here adjourned until tomorrow n,
clock q. m. u.
SIXTH TERN DAY.
Saturday, April is, 1890.
The Board met pursuant tn adioprn,,.,.
'resenf, same as yesterday.
Mnefeapon the following proceedings were
II is hereby ordered that I'd Dists No. , .nd >,
y anu 'ney are hereby changed as follows:
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-05-05

Weird, white-robed weather
- with us again. Spring must
have slipped a cog.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-05-05

| SOlO-heV. Brown.
From Fridays daily.
G. j. Flock, of Colfax, Wash, is
at the Jersey house.
f. d. Davidson has leased the
Ben Harmon blacksmith shop.
Misses Georgia Reed and Pet
Wood are visiting friends in Lew
iston.
Quite a large Spokane contingent
arrived on the stage this morning,
including Harry Laurie, and regis
tered at the Jersey house.
X. Cote has not left for New
York yet, but is believed to have
engaged his sleeper on the Northern
Pacific and made all arrangements
for the trip.
Congratulations are in order. An
S-pound baby girl arrived at the
home of DIR. Green this morning.
Both mother and child are doing
finely. DIR. Sheaffer attended.
Harry w. Cone and family have
returned from Salmon river and
will hereafter reside in the metrop-
oils permanently, making their
home in the Mike Green cottage.
Misses Georgia Reed and Pet
Woods are now in Lewiston on a
months visit. Miss Reed is visit
ing Mrs. Ezra Baird, and Miss
Woods will talry with Mrs. VIM.
Boice.
S. w. Cope has five more fine
saddle-horses on the road from
Lewiston to this city. He also
expects to bring up some more new
rigs as soon as the roads and
weather permit.
George Fisher and H. M. King
start tomorrow for the Salmon
river via White Bird, on a pros.
pecting trip. They will proc, ell w
the river to the Mallick district,
possibly beyond. Mr.. Fisher has
interests in the Big Jumbo mine al
the Buffalo Hump.
The Skeels Bros. bottling works
are now in full blast and prepared
to fill orders as fast as they come
in for birch beer, soda pop, peach
apple and pear cider and vinegars
The boys have very complete
bottling outfit and their establish.
ment should be the means of keep.
ing much money at home.
w. II. Phelps, formerly presi.
dent and manager of the Idaho.
Comstock mine, at Dixie, reached
Grangeville last night. He reports
the roads as getting pretty soft
Prospectors are for the most par
awaiting the melting of snow te
penetrate the region surrounding
Dixie. This district Mr.. Phelp,
considers most promising field fol
prospectors once the snow is off tn.
ground.
Will Jones has quit cows fol-
collins and has embarked in bust
ness with Mr.. II. Ward, of Spokane
as undertaken and furniture dealer
The firm of Ward 4 Jones hav,
contracted for an elegant plate
glass front store building opposit,
the post office, with large ware
house in the rear. They have al
ready on the road several car load,
ofcaskets, and furniture, and will
begin businessshortly with one Of
thefinest stocks in the state.
Judging from the latest reports
OF the fighting at Manila the in.
surgents are getting pretty gay.
They repulsed a body Of our troops
at Quinchua on Sunday last, kill.
ing five and wounding 20, but were
ultimately repulsed. A big battle
is expected hourly at Calumpit
where Aguinaldo and strong
force of insurgents are intrenched
The Yorktown crew, who were
captured recently, have never been
heard from. and it is not known
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-05-05

Wednesday, April u, A. D. 1870.
The board met pursuant to adjournment:
present. same as yesterday.
Whereupon the followin proceedings were
had:
The following bills were allowed on the
current expense iund and the auditor ordered
fAtlshie atty defc state W Griner et 81 & 10 90
Geo Robertson post express &c . 40
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-05-05
STATE OF IDAHO,t ,

rus OF certain lnOoDlt9nts OF road
Dist No 2s for the appointment Of Geo Seay.
ovetseer OF I'd Dist No Is, granted, and Ia hereby
ordered that upon his Hing bond a. by law
required, the said Geo Seay be and he Is hereby
appointed oyerseer of said Dist No IS
The petition OF certain Inhabitants of I'd Dist
No 81 for the appointment Of A C McNeili over
seer OF rd Dist No p, granted, and it Is hereby
ordered that upon his filing bono ~ by law re-
CURED the said A Mcneil be and he is here.
by appointed overseer OF said Dist No II
The bond of W Trueblood overDeer of road
Dist No q. with Hartmann AID James
Woodward sureties, approved.
The bonds Of the following bamed retail
liquor dealers were filed and approved.
Al Glen, Clearwater, 9 mos, from Dec a. 1898,
with ID stephens aud Geo Smith, sureties;
Lee -trong, Elk 'ity. - mos from Feb ", 1899
with Young and J A whitaker, sureties
shearer 4 Downey, arangcville, 8 mos fron,
April !, 1899, with 8 4 Bibby and James Glen
dennins. sureties, and licenses issued.
The Official bond Of X Meyer, overseer Of road
DIST No approved. with II X Grostein aud
Charles stark, surefies
Board here adjourned until O'Clock q. m
tomOf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22
REGISTRATION FIGURES.
RESULTS FOR THE LAST DAY AND rHp
TOTAL FOR FOUR DAYS

The registration for the coming election v..
completed yesterday. and II has been % a,
below the average to dsappoint both the p.
publican and Democratic leaders. lack \, 4,
terest in the election In disclosed by the tailu,.
Of many thousands Of voters 70 register In ,h,,
city. and the falling OF in the registration =,
particularly noticeable in New-York County
Republican leaders were saying last night thu,
the loss in registration this fall vas due NOR.
TO Democratic than to Republican indifference.
1t was said that there had been nothing 10 al,
up the Democrats TO register while the norn,n..
ton OF fusion ticket was an incentive for ~.
Republican and independent voters To register
and vote The Tammany leaders said that Tam.
many voters always registered and voted. ara
the loss in registration meant another Tamranv
victory at the polls on November 1.
The figures for the registration yesterday ana
the four days in New-York County. as tabulatsd
at Police Headquarters at a late hour last n.sh,
are given below. compared with those FOR the
last day of registration in 1890. 1895. 1897 ana
1898 and the totals for these years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22
COLONIZATION. SAYS MCULLAGH.
SURE THAT MEN WERE PLACED IN AN EAST
SIDE HOUSE FOR ILLEGAL PURPOSES.


SIDE HOUSE FOR ILLEGAL PURPOSES
Superintendent McCullagh said yesterday that the
men he had taken from an East side lodging house
on Friday were still under surveillance. All OF the
men he declared, had been placed In the mouse ior
the purpose Of colonization. He refuseh 10 say
where the men found. II was saio' however
that there were fifteen Of them and that 'ney were
,ound either in No I or No II Forsyth-st super
tntendent McCuliagh said that he was trying 70 as
certain who 4 was who had placed them there anu
who was paying for their board and lodging ne
expected 10 elicit from these mon ms lhiot"'a''''
and intinated that he would proceed c'''"'''as
against the man men who coionizen mem -,
added that ten Of tho men had been regis'e'eu'
These men were not at McCullagh's headquarters'
no having said that he had placed them IN So
cure place where he could get them whenever 'neS
were wanted.
f,biof Donutv Attorney General Coyne said yes
,erday that he had finished his investigation o 1"e
alleged urinary frauds OF the IXth Assembly p's-
trict with the exception of the examination OF one
or two witnesses He returned to Albany In fhe al
ternoon and will make a report or MS nhnihss "
tho Governor some time early In the week ~,
would not say what the nature or ms 'epol, "o' =,
be whether he would ort Tor proceed.
ing criminay against any ma'ei a,d hat he had
e ,bat many ri the election inspectors about
the town violating the Election Jaw "rson cha
Of challenges they would aliq" 20" without
aim on, he questions The c.ection ofhcer ~
some ca ses would All the blanks aerwara m
many cases the election ofhcers i2rso' ala In mo
and left questions blank. or they h'ieo i" '"e
wrong answers and wrong descriptions $500 ,.or,
Potter Edwards. a colored man, REGISTERED ron
No ~ Rowery at a pace in Division-st 10 VS.
arrested by one Of McCullaghs men na nn,dent ~
nett who charged him with being a res,nehd' be
This state only four months. When arralghrpn , IT,
fore Magistrate Crane in the tsseX Marhs' ..enot
Court Bennett alleged that Edwards vas a liz
or from New-Jcrsey. He was held Tor eAd''''''"
tion. ,,, r..ohs was hold
bv Magistrate Crane for Illegal registering h W.
gave his home No Dcancey-st aiiu S 49,,
was TWENTY-FIVE years old. He afterwaru auIh.etv
f. McCuIlazhs men that he was only elsn,s ,
He declared he induced To quarry ~ 'o'ei'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22
GERMAN VOTERS MEETING.
ENTHUSIASM OVER THE ANTITAMMANf
rA%DIDATES KIDIICH AND PANNES.

meetInr Of German voters was held FRIDAY
evening n Terrace Garden. Fifty-seventh-s'' oe-
tween Third and Lexington ayes, TOT IN" pu' Pc,
~ indorslng the candidacy Of Herman e. hu''c"
,or tho civ Court and J. b Pannes as Justice
~ tho Seventh District Municipal Court. Both can
didates are on the anti-Tammany ticket
Or. Felix Adler called the meeting 10 order AT ''"'
o'clock and named for chairman arthur
Rriesen who was unanimously elected fichaiu
Weinach was chosen secretary. Or Adler SAID 'na'
the object Of the meeting was TO unite the "eI'n""
,otors in A movement for the election or men
TO the bench who not bound by promises "
anv political bosses In Mr.. Kudich ana Mt. fah'e'
thev had two men who were impartial ana WHO
were pledged uphold the purity ana the l"'es'''
Of the bench. .
Mr. Won Briesen said 1t just six years ago that
the German American voters OF this city protested
against the nomination OF Maynard and made inc
memorable contest against corruption on the oehch
He said that the protest made last year against
the action Of Tammany in refusing nomination 10
Judge DAILY because he refused to obey the orders
Of Croker in tho making Of appointments had
united the lovers OF good government In an en-
deavor 70 secure the election Of men TO the pencn
who would refuse to take orders from any ieauer'
AS to the men who should hold offices as CLERKS IN
the courts or as receivers, but would in such mat
ters as in the administration OF justice serve only
the best interests of the city and not be guided
by the fear or favor Of any politician o,,,z.,s
and voters for he said he supposed all who heard
him were voters and II they had not already regis
tered was their duty to DO so He urged ga them
deter them from doing their duty. The fact was II
was an important election. judicial officers were
to be chosen and it WAS important that men should
be selected who would secure the purity ana IN
tegrity of the bar. He followed by Magistrate
Flammer.
After appropriate resolutions had been adopted
the two candidates were introduced. and were
greeted with hearty cheers. They both spoke hope
fully OF the prospect OF success for the fusion
ticket
members with Arthur Won Bresen as chairman.
was appointed perfect the organization OF Ger
man voters. and bring out the greatest possible
vote for the ticket bearing the names OF kudlich
and Pannes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22
ODELL LAUGHS AT DANFORTH

Chairman Ode Of the Republican State Commit
toe said last night that the registration yesterdsy
was up 70 the normal. In the districts where ne
county supervisors were nominated there we're IN
creased registrations. County supervisors CONS
very near TO the farmers" he said. and they g.
more excited over these candidates than over
Presidential election. In towns under Ave tnousah'
population there Is no personal enrolment and Z"
difficult 70 tell much about the matter so far We
are satisfied that the Republicans will get tHs
normal vote Of an OF year
Mr. Ode ridicued rhe idea OF Chairman Dan'os,a
Of the Democratic Executive Committee being ao'
% fore,eu ANYTHING until all the registration fsl'"
were In.
we will not know anything about a. he sa'l
until tomorrow We will have reports then TIC"
all over the state. and then some estimate can
made. But for general reports there can re no'n"s
AID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22
4 N1-NRER OF PROTESTS FILED

Yesterday the last day for fling protests
against candidates TO he voted for at the coming
election and several protests were filed With the
Police Commissioners. George F. Roesch the
Tammany candidate for Municipal Court Judge in
the Fourth District fled protest against the petit
tons of the Citizens Union and independent Labor
party nominating Charles Schwick. who is also the
Republican candidate for Judge of the district
His protest declares that the Citizens Union petit
ton docs not contain the one thousand names re-
CURED by law and that the independent Labor
partv's certificate is also short Of the required
number of signatures. His contention is that en-.
rolled Republicans nave signed both petitions. and
some ~ their names appear on both petitions
Among the names mentioned are those Of James T.
Pcxham the Republican leader Of the NlNth As
sennhlv District. OK Assemhyman Jeremiah Suli-
van ex-Aderman hoffman and Frank hoffman,
an inspectof in tho Postoicc otto \. ROsasky' ;
name is SAID to be on one ~ the petitions
A protest was filed against the nominations Of
John i O'Rourke for Assembly lyman and John W
Egmaun for Alderman, in the NINth Assembly
District on the Independent Labor ticket. by Henry
R.rnger. Of 40. 20 East feminist.
John Il. Merrill. Democrats candidate for Dis
trict Attorney In the borough OF Queens. has filed
a protest against the entire ticket nominated by
tho Battle Axe" party in the borough OF Queens.
The polio. Commissioners Will hear the protests