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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03

Work commenced ON the new church
this week.
Several Atholites attended services
at Granite last sunday.
Mrs. May Lowe took trip to Spo-
kane the first VI this week.
NJ. u. wright's mill broke the record
Friday by saving 1860 ties
Miss Viola Henderson has gone To
Rathdrum tn remain this winter.
David Boge Of Tyler, WASH. was
visiting old acquaintanees near Athol
this week.
Frank Rich, who has been employed
AZ Wright's mill, has returned to his
home In Spokane.
Miss Mary Noble contemplates 90.
ing 10 Spokane the latter part of this
week for visit with friends.
James Douglass, who has been work.
ing near Oakesdale. WASH, for the
past three months, has returned.
A. II. Noble raised leo bushels d,
potatos on one-fourth II an acre. some
OF the potatoes weighing four pounds,
Nothing wrong with .Athol Heights
!. SUNSHINE.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03
Another New Residence Ruildinr.

Contractor james Dyer is at work
with force Of carpenters on Henry
Rciniger's new residence, and expects
TO have the same ready for occupancy
by December LIST. The new structure
is located near where the residence
destroyed by fire stood. The estimated
cost OF the residence is about $1,000.
aud when completed IL will be ms
pretty and coy home us can be found
In the county. The model is after the
Queen Anne style Of architecture and
the building will be supplied with all
modern conyeniences.
The main building will be 30x32 feet
two stories high, containg In the first
story a kitchen 12xla, pantry 6x6, bath
room 6x9, and hall ut the main en-
trance l2xli, which will also be fitted
up for library. The second story
will be divided into four bed rooms
each l0xla, four closets, and a store
room OKLA. There will also be front
porch sx3o and rear one 6xl2.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03

Next Tuesday, November I, nm cleo
tlon will occur In several states. In
some OF these, notably Ohio, Nebraska,
Kentucky and Maryland the democrats
have made desperate efforts To force
state Issues to the front, but the re-
pnblioans have not been Inactive and
On the whole the result may be taken
ns indicating the drift Of sentiment on
national issues. In the Nebraska cam
paign bryan IL making strenuous ef-
forts to force his personality To the
front. IN tho vain hope that pride
would prevent the Nehraskans from,
rejecting his doctrine at the polls,
thereby ondanaering the chances OF
the state tn furnish the country one OF
the presidential candidates next year.
For. should hryan be unable to lead
his party ON 10 victory In his home
state the hoy orators chances for n re-
nomination ON the democratic ticket
next year would bc very slim indeed.
However, republicans are willing that
The result should he taken AS an ex-
preston Of the people on the expan.
sion pasey of the Mckinley admins.
4 rn Ian
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03
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NOTICE FOR PuBLICATION-TIMR
~, Land. Act Junea ls.s-United States Land
once. t'ocur d Alcne Idaho October 81. Isfp
No,ice Is hereby given that in compliance
with The provisions OF the act OF Congress Of
June J lsss, entitled AN Act for the sale M
aimosf lands In the States of California, Ore
soa. Nevada and Washington Territory. AS
est.nded To all the Public Land States Nv net
~ august J, lse.. Chester A. kycs. of Sand
point, County of kootenai State Of Idaho, has
thls day hled in This office his sworn statement
90 iet Tor the purchase of the SEA OF
Section No ) in Township No. 81 N. Range
10. j W. Il. NJ. aud will otfer proof to show
.hai the land sought is more valuable for It's
,imoer or stone than for agricultural purposes
anu anu 10 establish his claim To said land before
ihe keSi>tsr and Receiver of this Office at
,ocar Alenc. Idaho. ON Monday. The Sth
aay of January. 1850.
:, ne names As witnesses: Joseph Shull. Rem
Iahhn r. Sutler. Laurin H. Earmin and
'har.es Foss ali of Standpoint. Idaho
Any anu all persons claiming adversely the
ne,ve-descrihcd lands arr, requested 10 Ale
tnclr claims In this office ON or tefore said sth
day of January. 1890 N''
- d. H. BUnLeNG.
Register
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03
REGISTERS NOTICE FOR pUBLIcA-

REGlSTER'S NOTICE FOR PUBLICA-
States Land Office, Coeur d'AJese. Idaho.
marked Exhibits A and b. having been filed
in this office on the 4th day OF September.
ls!n. by the commissioners appointed for this
proved February 20, 1895, entitled AN act to
provide for the examination and classifca-
ton OF certain mineral lands in the States of
Montana and Idaho" showing the classitica-
ton OF lands within the land grant limits (or
theindemnity land grant limits OF the North
ern Pacific Railroad company. made by said
Commissioners from August l. 1899 to August
81, 1880. both dates inclusive as follows:
unsurveyed lands
The unsurveyed lands within the following
described limits have been classified as Min
eral:
A. BEGINNING at the northwest corner of
T. 81 n. X. f., b. NJ as established. on the
Boise Meridian. thence east three and one
fourth miles to the boundary line between
the Counties OF kootenai aud Shoehone. Ida
no thence south along said boundary line six
miles, more or less. 10 a point due east Of the
established. on the Boise Meridian. thence
west three and one-fourth miles to the south
west corner OF I; 81 N. Z. r. y. NJ as estab-
SIX miles to he place of beginning. contain
Ing In area 2.4S0 acres more or less
The foregoing described tract of unsurvey-
Notice Is hereby given In compliance with
the fifth section OF said Act that any person.
corporation or company feeling aggricvcd
by said classification may. within sixty days
after the date of the first publication hereof.
lille In this office duly verified protest
against the acceptance of said classification.
which protest shall set forth In concise
language the grounds of objection as to the
particular government subdivision OF land
In said protest described" whereupon an or
der for II hearing shall issue.
That portion Of the report OF the Commits
sioners marked Exhibit Il Is on file In this Of
hce and open to the examination of interest
cd parties.
Motto. Is further given that by the terms
or said Act of February ~ 1sg5. '.tliat rs
to the lands against the classification
whereof no protest shall have been He'd =
the classification when approved by
the Secretary of the Interior. shall be con
siderrd final. except in case of fraud"
d. IL. BuDIOSG.
3-pS Register
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03

REGISTERS NOTICE FOR PUBLICA-
tion-Department of the Interior United
states States Lan 100 once. Occur dAlene. IdaAo.
Ap E%hbs and seRSo arnr bepn d IN
office on the 5th day OF August. 1890 by the
commissioners appointed for this land dis
ruary 26. 1895. entitled IAN act to provide for
the examination and classification OF certain
mineral lands In the States of Montana and
Idaho" showing the classification OF lands
within the land grant limits Tor the indem-
nifty land grant limits of the Northern Pa
enc Hallway company. made by said Com
both dates inclusive. AS follows:
Lands classified as n-Mineral:
4, Lots ! and Z, section q, 7. 81 N, r W.. B.
Unsurveyed lands
The following described unsurveyed lands
nave been classified AS Mineral:
~. Beginning ut the northeast corner OF T..
q n. r. ! W.. 3. NJ. as established, on the
Boise Meridian. thence south six miles along
said Meridian to the southeast corner OF said
township thence west six miles, thence north
SIN miles. thence east six miles, to the place
or beginning, containing in area 23.O4O acres.
more or less
s. y, r. | E.. B; NJ. as established. on the
along said Meridian to the northwest corner
Of /. 81 N. r.. f.. b. NJ as established. on
the Boise Meridian. thence east fifteen miles.
the States of Idaho and Montana. thence
south SIX miles along said boundary line
more or less To point due east of the south
iabiished on the Boise Meridian. at at Which vi
point the boundary line between the Coun-
ties OF kootenai and Shoshone Idaho inter-
SCI The boundary line between the States OF
luafo and Montana. thence. westerly along
said boundary line between the Counties OF
hootcnai and Shoshone. Idaho to II point
three and one-fourth miles due east OF the
southeast corner OF section 10. 7. 81 n. r.
/ W.. T. NJ. rs established on the Boise Ncridi-
an thence south along said county boundary
line hfteen miles. more or less. to a point due
cast OF the pace of beginning thence west
thfee ana one fourth miles to the place of
oesihhing. containing In area $3.50 acres,
more or less
The foregoing described tracts OF unsur-
Idaho ' No"'1'
Notice is hereby given in compliance with
the NTH section OF said act that any person.
corporation or company feeling aggrieved by
SAID classification may. within sixty days
a;ter the date OF the first publication hereof
me IN ms Office daily verified protest
afaihst the acceptance Of said classification
winch protest shall set forth in concise lam
suage. the grounds of objection rs to the par
ticular government subdivision OF land in
SAID protest described" whereupon an order
for hearing shall issue
mat portion OF the report of the Commits
sioners marked Exhibit II Is on file i'm this Of
nee. and open Ia the examination of interest
Notice is further given that by the terms of
Said act OF February ID is!5 '.that ms to the
iands AGAINST the classification whereof no
protest shall have been fled" ..the
classification. when approved by the Spcre-
/ 'ary q! the Interior. shall be considered final
except in case OF fraud.
ns ID. H. BUDLoNG,
Nus Register
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03

The Idaho supreme court has de
clarcd valid the anti-gambling law
passed at the last session OF the legis.
laturc. The case In which this decis.
ION was rendered was that Of the State
vs.. Horace Il. Mulkey Of Grangcville,
Idaho county. Mulkcy was first con.
victcd In the probate court on d charge
Of gambling and u sentence Of 300 iine
was imposed. The case was appealed
to the district court, where the Judg.
ment Of the lover court was affirmed
An appeal was then taken To tho su,
prcmc court with the result M above
stated.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03
Catholic Church Dedica ted.

The Catholic church at Boomers
Ferry was dedicated Sunday by Bishop
Gloricux of Boise, assisted by Father
r. J. Purcell OF Occur d'Alene. This
church was erected about five years ago
under personal supervision OF the
bishop, but Father Purcell is said to
have made many improvements to the
building, and 1t Is today the finest
church In kootenai county. While at
the ferry the bishop administered con-
flrmation To the following: Mrs. Eta
Ryan, Mrs. +. j. Hollinger, Mrs. James
Eagan, Miss Nellie Almond, Miss
Mamie Wales, NJ. Doherty, Masters
Herbert Ganahl and Herbert Wales.
The occasion was one Of the largest re-
ligious gatherings at Boomers Ferry.
While In the city this week Father
Purcell informed representative OF
the Republican that he had secured
living rooms In the Russell block and
will shortly take up his residence In
Rathdrum. In the matter Of building
"a new church here, Father Purcell re-
ports good progress. An excellent site
for the new editice has been secured OPP
poslte the court house on McCarty
street, the deal for the property hav-
Ing been closed with Mr.. Reiniger this
week. Judging by the progress al
ready made In the matter 1t Is safe to
predict that under Father Purcell's
energetic and judiclous supervision
Rathdrum will soon be able TO boast
of the most substantial Catholic
church cditice In north Idaho.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03

talking Of the strong expansion scnti-
ment nc found in the west. He said
recently: ''You may find an anti-ex-
pansiOnist here and there in the west,
but they are as scarce as hungry men,
and the latter are mighty scarce these
days. The western people want the
flag to stay where 1t Is. and there Is nc
doubt OF 1t. They have mt forgotten
that when Dewey was forced to leave
Hong Kong with his feet, by the nen-
trality laws, there was not Il stake In
the whole eastern hemisphere to which
he could tie. We have got one now,
and we are going to keepit. We have
home in the orient for our warships
as well as merchant vessels, and a
starting point for commercial cxpedi-
tions into all Asia and Oceanica. The
western people know the value OF this.
They realize that every year their pro-
ducts Of farm and factory are going
into the Pacific ocean In increased
ratio. They want to keep II up. Our
people are not going to tyrannize over
the Filipinos. They will contribute
money to send them school teachers
and missionaries, and they will make
the Philippines to blossom like the
rose. These little fellows who are
barking at the heels Of President Me-
kinlcy and carping at his doing what
the constitution, the laws and the peo-
pie require, do not alarm the western
people. The residents Of that section
do not forget that the land which they
live on was acquired by treaty, They
have no intention Of alternating Iowa
and Minnesota, nor Of alternating any
other territory we have more recently
by treaty"
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03

Anti-cxpansionists who are prone to
liken the rebel leaders In the Philip
pines Ia the illustrious hcrues Of our
own revolution are here given a few
facts to ponder over They seem to
never tire ~ cxtolling the presumed
virtue and sineerety If men Of whose
character and disposition they know
absolutely nothing. Admiral Dewey
declares that not one III the rcbcl lead
ers knows the meaning Of the word
honesty. Merritt and Funston have
described them as INSCRIPTIONS free
hooters- and now comes Father Me-
kinnan. chaplain III the iirst California
regiment, with the statement that
General Luna. the most brilliant man
~ the insurgcnt army, WAS u murder.
cr; that Pho del Pillar Ii a horse thief.
consict and uuicast, and that Mobina
" william and plotter. democrats
have pictured NIL these rascals as ideal
soldiers and statesmen. lighting un
'seltishly for the independence of their
tOtirtry. In view Of such statements
ny men Of honor who know the Philip
pine character can any citizen com
parc these rslsrals with the spotles,
nerves Of the American revolution
without branding himself u politics.
degenerate cf the NEST pronounce
type or a traitor Ia his country
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03
SHELTER PLANT FOR POST FALLS
Capitalist Reported to Have Secured OPP
tion On Site and Water Power.

tlOD DIN Site ana wafer ROVER.
We have it from reliable source
that prominent mining man, one
who was formerly interested in the
Bunker Hill & Sullivan mine at Ward
ner, recently secured from Frederick
Post at Post Falls 30-day option on a
site and 20o0-horse water power, and
the chances are quite favorable that
the option will be not allowed TO lapse.
The man who secured this option Is
reported to be representing consid-
cradle amount Of capital which Is seek
| ing investment In a smelter plant in
the vicinity Of Spokane. For the pres
ent the name Of the individual who Is
at the head Of this enterprise is with
held 10y special request.
The location Of smeiter at Post
Falls is an entirely feasible project,
and our reasons for believing that the
enterprise will in the near future take
on a more substantial form than mere
rumors, are very good. In the first
place, President J. J. Hill Of the Great
Northern system, has promised rates
which Will insure an abundant supply
OF ore TO a smelter in the event Of such
an enterprise being established mt or
near Spokane. Post Falls has been Sc
lected on account Of easy access to ex-
cellent shipping facilities and because
a first class site was offered with wat
or power which can be utilized at a
nominal expense. Another factor
which has no doubt figured prominent
ly In the selection Of "A location for the
plant Is the Rich Hill mining property
at Mica bay. On this property devel-
opment work has been going steadily
on for the past three years with the
result of placing it In such condition
which shows It's value to be no longer
a matter OF speculation, and it can be
made a producer at any time the own
ers may SO elect. 1t Is not intended in
this article togive description of this
immensely valuable mining property,
suffice to say II would certainly be. TAX
en- Into consideration as a feeder in the
location OF smelter.
When the foregoing facts are con-
sidered 1t appears altogether probable
that something substantial may devel-
OPP from this story. Besides, is it rea-
sonable to believe that since normal
conditions have been restored in the
commercial world such magnificent
water power as exists at Post Falls
will be left to remain dormant very
long? Emigration to the northwest
has resumed and capital is again seek
ing Investment where the resources OF
the country are yet to be developed.
Post Falls has had one boom, the re-
suit of speculative craze which had
nothing substantial back of it. We
do not predict another boom, but the
merits of the place for a manufacture
ing town must soon be recognized by
the capitalist and a steady and sub
stantial growth will be the result.
Just now far seeing investors are
seeking out those points on this coast
which possess natural advantages
equal to those of points on the Atlant-
ic coast which have developed into
manufacturing centers. Perchance
this is the beginning for Post Falls.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03
LOCAL TINE CARD
ALIAS SUMMONS-IN THE

ALIAS SUMMONS-IN THE
~ trict Court. First Judicial D1
of the State of Idaho, in and ~
County of kootenai.
Hattie T. Davis, plaintiff, al
Jefferson II. B. Davis, defendant
The State of Idaho to Jefier1
b. Davis, the above-named defer
You are hereby notified, as you
been notified, that there is now
IN the Office of the Clerk'of fh1
trict Court of the First Judicla
trict OF said State, in RatD9
County Of Kootenai, the Compy
the above-named plaintiff. W
Judgment is sought that the MAJ
between plaintiff and defenda1
dissolved, and a divorce decre
colding to the statute in Sucl
made and provided, and plaintln
that the custody of the minor
Nancy Azelia Davis. be adjuoe
plaintiff, and plaintiff prays 70
eral relief.
The grounds on which said juci
and decree are claimed is that
ant for more than one year prlol
suit, disregardipg the solemnlu
marriage VOWS, willfully ana '
cause, and without plaintiffs q
deserted and abandoned plalnu
still continues SO to desert ana
on the plaintiff and to live 81
and apart from her without Sg
cient cause, or any reason ana '
her consent,
And you are also notified tnAs
you appear and answer to ~
plant within ten days after
vice hereof, II served within q
county, and within twenty
served out of said county, gu,
the said Judicial District, ana
forty days, if served out OF -
trict, exclusive of the day OF
the plaintiff will apply to thec
the relief demanded in said CIV
Given under my haMa
seal of the District y
IsEALl the First Judicial IN
the State Of Idaho, ~
the County of kootenn
9th day of October, ~
JNO. C. CALLAHAN
BY A. COOK,
ChaS. L. Hoffman, plaintlfss
q 21-D |
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03
Church Directory.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Pre2chins
every alternate Sunday at ie's
$50 y. n. sabbath school every
L. m. Midweek service weaueses
at 7:3 Fun.
CATHOLIC CHURCH Services eve's
day i'm the month at 1880 an A
REV. THoxAsp
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03

The democratic scheme Of sending
ont circulars TO possn,asters soliciting
financial aid for the republican cam.
paiRn In Ohio and charging the same
to the republican managers In that
state, was sprung too soon and the
democrats In the Buckeye state will
reap the whirlwInd next Tuesdry.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03
Nsl,

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS =
ment of the interior. Land on &c "a,
secnr d Aiene. Idaho ortoh,r nj Isoo
NottcH Is heNhy given that tho follnwinv-
nainei settler has hisd notice Of his Intention
lo niahe nnsi proof in support Of his claim
ana thar said pr,ot win he made De fore The
hsSt>t.r aud Heseisvs ~ ,,seas 4, i ten,.. Ids
,a en- iet'eaahes IA. l>ss. via: Ar.hit. ! ,larl
IRE. irc. Stat. No. aG for the So SW1. ard
- sen. S,'t. N i'wn - ". II Z w. " VI
lie names the following witnesses "a, nroy,
ms continuous residence upon and cultivation
" sa.o ianu VIA samuel p'lk,au,l ~
katharom l.laho; .losrnh y k.Isn siotn
Idaho w. "a "ia'ii'@
y, ~ u, H. RvnioNe.
k,.i; tar.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03

With excellent prospects for the sue
cess Of a scheme to irrigate the entire
prairie, for the location Of a smelter
ut Post Falls, and development OF val
liable mining property near Rath-
drum, the outlook IN his neck % the
woods Is not so very bad.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03

County Attorney Goodc appears IL
be making no strenuous efforts tG
bring the law-brcaking, warrant-spec,
nlating county official to Justice, not
withdrawing that the matter has
heretofore been given such publicity
ii could not fall 70 have been noticed
by him, and the result IL the opera
tions are being carried on more noto
riollsly than ever.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03
III you don't get the Republican YOU
ooht get the news. $50 per year.

The kootenai County Republican is
strictly an all-home Print metropolitan
weekly newspaper. If you don't take
ths Repui lican you don't get the news
Subscribe for il. sl.5o FER yesr.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03
Us
Norles FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOTICE FOR PUBiltATION-D
=. ment OF the interior, Land O flice al Co,.ur
aisne. ldaha November L is!a. Notice is
hereby given that the followiur-named s..t
Ter mas hled notice of his intention 10 make,
maj PRIOR In support OF his claim end thai
SUM- pfunf VIII be made before tho Register
Sehuvr ,A iret VI: Pete Lindstren,. lid No.
~, for the ia SW = and Lots and i. se,. NJ
Twp " n, L. : W. L. NJ -
ne names the following witncsscs To prove.
MS continuous residence upon and cuittya-
ZION ~ said land. viz; John H. larson. An
use" ,;saI, Ssotpse fioitnn. and Charles Brick
son. All of Standpoint. Idaho
W, ~ ID. II. RUDLONG.
Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION rrMRER


Land. Act Junea ISIS nited States Land
Office, Occur a. Alcne Idaho. October 81 ism,
Notice Is hereby given that In complanc,
with The provisions of the act OF Congress al
June 4 1878, entitled An act for the sale OF
timber lands In the states OF California Ore
gon. Nevada. and Washington Territory" as
extended to all thu Public Land states 6y act
OF August !. ls!e. Joseph Shull. of Standpoint.
county or kootcna. state of Idaho has
this day filed In this office his sworn state
ment No. i'a for the purchase OF the NEla OF
section No In Township 81 n. Rang. 10 4
w. a. NJ. and Will offer proof to show that the
NINA sought Is more valuable for its thinker or
STONE man for agricultural purposes and Ia
eStanlish his claim to said land before the
Register and Receiver Ut this oliice at Coaur
dAlene Idaho, on Monday, the Sth day oi
january. inca.
. lie names AS witnesses: Chester A Evc~.
B.nlamln r, Butler. Laurin H. Faruin and
'harit- toss. I'll of standpoint, Idaho
Any and all persons claiming adversely tba
above described lands are requested, to tir
,n'ir siitns ~ ms office on or before said s;h
day of January. 1909. ''''
ID. IL. BUDLONG.
Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03

Evidently the time has not yet ar
rived for England to dictate terms Of
peace at Pretoria. 1t seems for once
that the lions greed will result In the
placing Of few Items on the debit
Side OF his account.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03

Next Tuesdays contest will decide
whether or not the expansion question
IL waning, Ia some u the states at
3.nst
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03

CYRINGA TEMPLE NO. 4. RATuuo
y Sisters-Meets Thursday eyenns
each week at X. OF p hall. Russell blorL
NJ. OF X. & G. "