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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10

The Springdale Mill 4 Lumber Com.
pany's mill Is doing tlRo work cutting
on an average 1900 feet per day
Bear are very plentiful In the noun.
talus and any one having good boar
dog will hud excellent sport In that
line.
Reports have been sent ont during
the past week that the SnaSe river is
sinking rapidly aud that shipping i in
serious danger
4 tact III lad acres . fay miles from,
Nampa WAS eolj iot $500 e,e other i "
lhc owner Miss >heeuyy, homrsteaded
Il tNe years ago
K " sweet aa~ given "a the N4mpa
creamery and it ail nov he RIM IN gbe
stockholders s rs RueLts lie. leea
lfpsinte1 mauseer
Having Is progressing finely around
Snrtugdaln. farmers reporting nearlv
an averaEe erop ot h1y. but the cat 4
wheat crop is short
Senator Sbaaa has recommended the
establishment Of a rostntlce al SaFle
koeterai county Idaho. with Nathan
Powell as postmaster
Il Is probable that the big fire IA tie
ttnher on the divide between the pat.
latch and 81 Maries rivers VII hurp
unchecked arttl = rain comes.
= 7 Smith 4 Prove. Ia5h. + survey
M "a irrigation proposition tr Tn lands
'n She Vicinity Il nH5rja uc has fhfee
distinct r'aHs icf Watering thi, laua.
The 1afl8u valley Bsane ts.5eia tioa
a7S bits ont Announcing great rsee
nacei ss ihat place September IL. N. "a
aH4 y. fprses % the amount Of sl4no
are un
Major james Mclaughlin, inspector
OF Indian agencies. has just completed
his report concerning the request Of
Chief Joseph Of the Nez Perez tribe
that his people be restored TO their
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10
TRADE REPORTS.
New York-Bradstreet' report for

| New rk-BradstTeet's report for
| last week Is as follows.
| Trade conditions still favor the buy
er. The general fall demand, though
| fair In view OF the midsummer condi-
ton, is still below expectations and be-
low year ago; bank clearlngs are at
the lowest for two years past and fail
ures are slightly more numerous,
though no marked tendencies are per-
ceptIbie. On the other hand gross rail-
way earnings hold their percentage OF
gain previously shown. aad where
prices are made low enough TO satisfy
buyers. heavy business Is uncovered
and readily booked. pointing to de-
mand being stili present and awaiting
disposal.
The crop situation, as a whole, Is
better. the outlook IA TO corn Is Tor a
z. loo. 900 .0G0-bushel crop. Spring wheat
il turning cut better IN quality and
quantity than expected ard there has
been an unquestionable improvement In
cotton crop conditional. The yield OF
apples Will be the largest In many
years. and fruits generally are yielding
literally and commanding good prices.
The iron and steel Industry fur
niAhes the most notable example of ~
duced prices Including Il heavy busi-
ness, While the outlook II stil! con
fused one. the volume Of trade in nm
lshed material. notably bars and plates,
IL very large.
Foundry pig iron has been In better
demand hut at concessions, and the
drift of crude prices generally Is to-
ward lower level More inquiry Is
reported for rails ut the west and for
iron al the south, but ship room capac
lty obstructs business.
The cereals are all lower this week
partly on better crop reports, partly on
lower cables. but largely on the growth
of bearish feeling after the late reae-
ton.
Beef products are generally higher
on army demand while tin Ii seeking
lower le.e! In sympathy with foreign
markets and Increased supplies.
Wheat, including flour shipments for
the week, aggregate 3,327 .003 bushels,
against 2,3G5.7i3 bushels last week, (.
7ii.Gli bushels In the corresponding
week OF 1899. f.lli.3l2 bushels In 1898,
33oS,l77 bushels in 1897 and 2.747,S $50
bushels In 1895.
From July l To date this season
wheat exports are 1865, 1863 bushels,
against ls.50s 800 bushels last season.
and lt.i26.i22 bushels In is9s-99.
business failures for the week NUN.
Der TO as against 1873 last week a6
In this week year ago, lS9 In 1898
ia In 1897, and 269 In 1896,
Canadian failures for the week mum
Der 20. as against Is last week. 20 In
this week year ago and 20 in 1898.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10
onr.t.nN.

rrelimlnaries are being arranged for
the construction of new line Of rail
way In Oregon. 70 extend from Klama.
thon, northern California, 70 Klamath
Fails. southern Oregon. a distance Of
NJ miles w. W. Thomp5on OF Chicago
Is ono 81 the promoters
Assessor George Buzan says that the
assessment Of the property Of Umatlia
county fer the present year will be
s5Sooeo which viii be 100000 less
than the assessment Of last year a re-
duetlon q f. per cent.
Tho Northern Pacific railroad has
served notice that on August Is tho
existing agreement with the O. r. & Y.
company. bv which wheat has been
turned over 70 the latter road at Wal.
lnla Junction 5or shipmeat 10 Portland.
VIII he terminated
Although an extremely hot spell Of
weather interfered somewhat with har-
vost operations. eansing sickness
among The men aud number a. horses
q de from the heat and lack 81 water.
The thfeshinr machines Of this county
are turning oWt toe wheat just as rap
tdb rs thoy ear.
Nearly i.ooooho pounds OF wool has
hcea secured nj Pendleton. Ore. during
the present season ard about tho same
Amount = already IN sight for the local
securing mills 70 seour from The 1an0
c'ip The quantity 70 be secured this
season fails below that cf former aver.
4 = Years for ~, reasoe .tst .~,v,.s...
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10

Nov York silver certificates, gthsf
eshc. tar silver. SoAe. Mexican dol
lars. Asc.
San Francisco silver bars, Goyse.
Mexican dollars. a9Dts1c.
The hroker~' price for lead was s. %
and for copper $3.50.
New York Metais-~Thc feature OF
operations ON tho metal exchange was
the announcement from London tina,
900 tons OF tin had been shipped
This statement weakened our market
considerably. o1erlnxS OF spot being
q $50
Copper ruled aale. and unchanged
here. In London Il Was "a higher. a,
ga.
tsondon -.nAr silver. 81 is-ts
Lead And speit.r--nnli and an
changed ., essT1utos and sissu
go respectively
Iron and ssesi were weak again. Pts
Iron warrants show a decline OF 20
points 10 ti.7s,
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10
rrsres raid In Spokane

Poultry and Eggs Chickens. old,
l0Diie per ID. live weight. springs
~ poUt60 per dos. ducks. sto0Gf &. 90
per- dos. geesc dressed. lie per ID,
turkeys, live. i01isc. dressed. ia9
ist. exss. fr-sh. tio0mtto per case
Vegetables Potatoes. 500 Toe per
ewt, Onions, ti.oo9t50 per ewt.
Live bcef. 1.-Two steers. te.
dressed. 6tan7se. 1.-Two cows. &c.
dressed. Ga efsise. veal calves. dress
ri. T9ec: mutton. ewes. Sc. wethcrs
sIse. hogs. live. lt.7S per cwt. dressed
TOO per ewt.
sheep skins Shearllng~. Zoe zach
short Won, pcl,s. 3onb0c: medium
wpol. 5ou15e. long Wool. 75ea u 90,
A City Central Labor Union Ii II
process Of formation In Astoria. Orc,
~ be- afsillatcd with the A. Y. l..
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10
To Tr, Norm cnrnltnn rinn-

Atlanta Ga, Aeg g. Owing te the
t1saii 81 tao resent election in North CIR.
Lara IN which White supremacy w4S en-.
grated On ghe site Representative HID.
wick VII intrsdace at the next session
et TIE Gcercit legislature a Dill pr1ria-
ing far constitutional Amendment similar
n form ana provisions 10 that adopted IN
tfe old nrrth state. This enfartes pran-
sril- and educational qualification on 81
iEsn Which practically disiranshises ;he
rtaI0es.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10
/ DARING TRAIN ROBBERY
ONE NAN WAS KILLED
Passenger Tvain Held tp-tond uc tor
Was FOvceA Ia lo Throsgh Cars
wake Up lnmss~s-Womas ssses
HER stills.
Kansas City. Aug. Ga Jurnal spe.

Kansas City. Aug. Ga Jurnal spe'
citl from Saiina. Kan. says:
Union Pacific eastbound passenger
train Nd. 4. which left Denver Sunday
night. " ms held up by two men several
miles west OF Hugo. Col. 30 miles this
aide OF Denver. The passengers In the
Pullman sleepers wefe robbed OF their
money and vaiuabies. An old man
named Fry. a resident Of California.
on his way TO 81 Louis. refused To sur.
named Fay. resident OF California.
render his yainabics and nres; 4 ahct al
ono 81 the robbers. but missed him.
Therembon the robbers returned the
nre. one shot entering Fay's mouth
and coming gu; u; the back Of HIS head
killing hIm almost instantly.
The robbers stopped the train. jump
ed on and escaped.
The robbers got onto one of the sleep
ers near l.imon and after the train had
started the men made a noise at the
door. The conductor. thinking they
were ttamps, opened the door to pa,
them on. The robbers. who were
masked. pointed pistol at his head
and ordered him TO lead the way
through the coaches. All OF the pas
sengers were asleep and the conductor
was ordered 10 wake them one at n
time. The frightened passengers were
<told 70 keep quiet or they would be
killed. and at the same time we're asked
To hand over their money and yalu.
abies. The robbers obtained about 800
In cash and number OF gold watches
and other pieces OF jewelry.
Tho robbery took place few min.
utes before l o'clock this morning
The body OF Fay. who was killed. was
takon oil a; Hugo and shipped to Den.
yer. He was 6s years OF age and n
prominent Odd Fellow OF California
The conductor. who was compelled To
hold d bag while the robbers relieved
tho passengers, lost his watch and
asked that II be returned to him IN
order that no might run his train on
time. The robbers gave II back.
After ransacking the two coaches.
the men made the conductor pull the
boil cord but the train was going so
rapidly that the robbers were taken to
Huge before II slowed up enough TO
enable them 10 jump. They compelled
the conductor to get on ahead OF Thorn
10 that II any OF the passengers had
been In waiting they would have shot
him hrnt After the robbers had dis
mounted, they ordered the conductor
10 return TO his train.
Misa Shaw OF Denver. passenger on
tho train. arrived In Salina this morn
Ing. She stated that when the men on
tered tho car everyone was asleep and
very fcw knew anything OF what wa,
goln. on until they we're awakened by
the robbers. when the men came 4
her berth pistol was pointed nj hcl
face and was told TO be- quiet and hane
over her yaluables, With great pres
ene~ OF mind. she opened her pocket
book. letting u number OF bills fall on
and then handed the purse contalnln,
some silver. To the robbers She ais,
managed to save her watch. which wa
pinned TO her dress. by placing he
arm over H.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10
REPUBLIC.

A gang of men is now working Y
Gold Ledge mine.
About a week ago work was rel
by the new management on thek
Hill mine, where there are noJ
men employed. The main tunuk
the mine is in 1875 feet and a crcS
has been started from it to int
the east vein. The cross-eut is 7
feet and has about 81 feet furti1
run.
Foreman Thomas of the MOT
Lion is now having stulling NJ
along the back of the drift on tn
foot level. preparatory to sinking
new winze and stopping. The dri1
been opened $50 feet on this levi
in pay ore. b
Mr.. Holbrook, manager of thsu
Thumb mine states that crosses
be driven 10 feet to intersect TIL
that was developed in the Nos. T.
shafts and workings. They do &
peet to strike the vein they had :
old workings with the new shaft
it gets down to the 5O0-foot level j
The new boiler at the Tom Thu
set. but not connected with the Z
and compressor.
At the Black Tail mine only y
three men are employed at preseIs
they are timbering the caved 6.
at the end of the south drift u
main Black Tail vein and drivii q
north drift on the same. At the q
north there are four feet of GOO
ing ore in sight. As soon as TIL FL
panv is ready to operate the nj
drills the south drift will be cont 3'
ard 4 raise will be sent up on the &
At the San Poll mine the sout ~
on the No. 2 level is still going
with three feet of quartz in II
that runs from s14 to s5i, W.
average value of s31 per ton. =
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10

NV York, Aug I The Ilerllds
correspondent al Manag,u, Nicaragua,
telegtaphs that President Zelaya desires
TO deal directly with the luttd States ier
the construction uf the luteroec1nie canal
Negotiations looking % an agreement bet
tween the two countries would hc under.
taken lay the president, provided there
sas an ahrogatiun Of al the concessions
relating to the canal by mutual agree.
nent between the parties Interested.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10

santa Cruz. cal. Aue. \ Il. 2ire.
Ter. ivttevtly a Justice If DE paee IA tia
hs, ktllgl his Wiie ty cutting her throat
snl attempted sst ale BY lacking his oNa
tafett bat sbHStet eRiy sapytlts5t
sound. The couple npi1ga neaf Sequel
mi have hai lrrlusnt qisrtCls. The mur
les was issme,i.,ate,t Zevlcg /. N Iall.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10

New York, Any q. The imparts ii
specie last week wcte St2Sg. gold and
s,s2s pos silver.
The imports 81 dry Voois ani u.er.
ehaudtse we're valued at ~ 5lapli.
tsrott. u gild and silver from tina
port Il all countries tot hst week agere-
gate - All sas silSrr bars AMI tosns. au1
si6.suo god
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10

New York, Aug : special irem
Washington says II IS learned on ex.
ecllenl authority that General Nelson 4
Miles has rceently applied tor srrsiee in
china, lle application has not been
granted. War department. officials say
that General Chatlee MAS sent 60 CHINA 10
command the American troops. aud to
tcl.c,c him At this time would t. II.
i.stion upon hls conduct 81 affairs.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10
MINING NOTES

A phenomenally rich strita -.
neen made in the Bald Butte nj.
the 6oo-foot level. The ore assavs
in gold. The mine is owned h.
corporation which has paid no..
million in dividends.
The No. 1 ledge on the Plue nj,
Lake Pend d'Oreille, Idaho no.
cross-cut eight feet.
The records of Shoshona oo,,
no, show that more business w.
acted during the month of INV
any previous month in the his..
the county. The nearest appro.o.
was October. 1899, but even tha.
over $4,000 short of the mon,h
ended.
At the Golden Zone, LOOMS ".
plans have been completed for inn
ing the capacity of the mill to Inn
daily.
The Big Buffalo and vesuyius
at the Hump. will each put In a
pressor plant and viii operate tba,
mediately. After the road is com, h
to Calender these mines will 70.
100000 feet OF lumber immedi,'
The quartz mill alone will REQUIRE
600 feet, Vast improvements have
planned, and within the next 60 |
the 2o-stamp mill which is being
pletod now will be increased q
stamps. The pipe for the powe,
be run to Badger, which will ss
the electric and water plant viii.
to be installed. Within 80 DAYS
light dynamos will be running i, q
new town of Calender.
The August monthly dividend Il
Buffalo Hump Mining Company, n
owns the Sweeny properties in
Occur d'Alenes. was paid last wee,
was 10 cents per share, or | per b
of the par value, and amounted tn
600. The amount of dividends mi
the company to date is $lS5,0O T
headquarters Of the company Is #3
York.
The Monitor Mining Compau y
Saltese, Mont, shipped a 25-ton r.
ore. 1t was hauled in over the isss
WAGON road. which the company "A
ed few weeks ago. This is the
full carload of copper ore ever shil(
although a few tons were packed til
from the st. Lawrence in order
cure mill test on the ore.
III the Palmer Mountain tunrA
the face of the drift on vein No.
closed two feet of solid ore. 1t is ~
same appearance as ore from the =
drift which assayed $101.2S in
The fact that this ore comes from ID!
feet vertical depth and that the lyl
crops on the surface, SEES any pol
doubt at rest regarding the perma| a.
and high value of these veins at -
Visible free gold is seen all throus j
ore OF this vein, and in No. 201s,
100 fee: from it.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10
OREGON MINES.

The rich strikes in the Gram
trict during the past week hav
the means Of arousing renew
thusiasm in the camp. The first
was made in the Aldrin tunnel 9
bee mountain. A ledge of hia
ore was encountered in the lars
foot tunnel being driven to tap
lodges IN Quebec mountain. ans
ager Aldrin is very much elatef
Aldrin Tunnel Company is coz
of Sna&ara capitalists ard the
ing Of Quebec mountain is onel
largest enterprises in the GRAM
trict.
The second strike reported
from the Concord mine on Congo
adjoining the celebrated Red Boz
This strike vas made in the
workings The ore is so rich
looks as If it might be half gol
y ASSAYS well up in the tho1
Many p.lgrimases have been n
the residents OF Granite and i
to these two strikes within IN
three DAYS.
II is renortod that the once
nCr ur'ental mire. the Oldest
CraTite district. is to start UP
With q force Of 100 men.
The Strashurg mine, on
mountain. seven miles south q
tie. which has been closed dol
about a month by reason Of allies!
mar agement, is about to resum'|
tons.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10
Japs Prohibited Now

Washington, Avg. "A dispatch his
blS heHn received Al tie japanese lea.
ten heve from tie Jspane-e foreign IL
il6e announcing that tie government Of
Japan has prohibited for the present the
Of all japanese laborers To the
United States and Canada.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10

ehsrlotlcbutw. Aug : nr tlsh
knsyhs. the Wi Known meuset ii the
tctgh,tsg anil oag "a thc leaders 81 s5eisl
t.m in t;esmsny, i dead He el, BARN
It t;'s>ssa, in issa. suJ Wa elilas Il ,he
seswaer tho -oeititst otgsn.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10
p-~.~.... At Anaconda.

nast@. Aug s--rhe Ansconsla wing ~
the sssso~ras, hsll eantsrvnee ,ulay
fog The purpose q discussing . plan u
campaign. II Is believed that the Clark
sni Ans~onda wings II the party will
call ssnsen,ian. indspsn.lsn, u the olher
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10
KRUGER WILLING TO QUIT 4
HE WANTS HIS PROTECTION
Harri,mith Has Surrendered-Sur-
er iias Large i'Orcc-Boers Attack
Carrison-FiGhting Is Continu-
Gus,

Pretoria, Aug. Sit is stated positively
that President Kruger is Wiling and anX-
iou- to surrender, providing Il satisfactory
promise IS given A. to his ultimate desti-
ulflon
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10

The stage employees OF New York
city have sen, $1,000 to the striking
'heater employees In Detroit. Mich.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10
Deaths From Heat,

eh'oage, Nag. !, Heal Monday caused
two deaths and several pra>trstious Tie
temperature VAS - in the shade
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10
p-~,..-s s.u A~.-.,,.

lima. Peru. vita Galvesinn. Tex, Aug
I.-~tangr-ss has declared full amnesty
fnr ali political offenders.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10

School teachers In various parts Of
the country are said TO be forming
unions.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10

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The National tribune., 1900-09-27
THE FORT STEVENS FIGHT.
Comrade Porter Thinks the Dismounted Cav
airy Did Not Necessarily Save the City.


EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: A. G. ia
cobs, Co. 3, 9th Ohio Cav, in speaking
of Fort Stevens, says the fort on the left
was Fort Pennsylvania. There was No
Fort Pennsylvania in the defenses north
| Of the Potomac. The forts from the riv-
er around to the east branch were Sumner,
Simmons, Mansfield, Bayard, Reno, De
Russy, Stevens, Siocum, Totten, Slemmer,
Bunker Hill, Saratoga, Thayer, and Lin
coin, with an inner line from the Potomac
ut the starting place to Stevens of Forts
Gaines and several batteries; in fact, bat
teries were planted between the forts clear
around to the railroad then called the
Washington Railway. Hort Stevens was
originally named PENNSYLVANIA or Massa-
chusetts, but changed later.
Some discussion has been going on as to
the time Of the arrival Of the Sixth Corps
at Washington when Early was attacking
the city. The vessels bringing the First
and Second Divisions Of the corps arrived
before O'Clock p. III. Of July IL, and
landed the men at the Sixth Street Wharf
The Third Division had left Petersburg
earlier and had fought the battle of Mon
ocacy July 9. Wallace's force at that bat
tie consisted of Rickett's Division (he
Third of the Sixth Corps, numbering g.
300, and 900 hundrcd days men. His
loss was S. killed, 81 of the Sixth, and
Of the so wounded, 81 were men belong
ing to Ricketts, Division. TO return to
Early, GOmrade Jacobs is of the opinion
that had the dismounted cavalry been 80
minutes later Fort Stevens might have
been taken and the city captured But
had Early taken the fort by assault he
would have met the two divisions of the
Sixth Corps before he got to Pennsyl-
vania Avenue. besides some hundreds of
the Nineteenth Corps then marching up
18th Street, and unless he could whip the
two divisions of the Sixth Corps his cap
ture of Fort Stevens would have availed
nothing.
Therefore. it seems to me that IL few
minutes more OF less in the arrival OF the
dismOunted cavalry would have made very
little difference, especially when il is re-
membered that one brigade, the Third. OF
the Second Division drove Early from the
hcld.-CHAs POTTER, Co. Z, 11th VT,
Grinnell, Iowa.
The National tribune., 1900-09-27

mot go on?-oh, my dearest Colonel;
what will sweet Alice do, and she dying
to see the Fice-President in her own
houseT'
He much regretted to defer the visit.
but crisis had been reached in the cam
gaign, and the success of the Colonel de-
pended on his reaching Judge Peck s
house before dawn.
Sweet Alice will be quite respondent, y
whimpered the scheming mother.
assure her that this visit is only de-
ferred."
Dearest Colonel, don't forget Asa at
ter the election
mo, don't forget me-" chirned in Asa
Burr, who knew how to give words and
actions double meaning. assured them
he should not be forgotten. No sooner
had Burr and his friends disappeared in
he darkness than the whole demeanor of
he scheming woman changed. From the
velvet paws claws appeared, and in
shrill. angry voice she called:
'Boggsr'
"Yes, num-"
'Drive me back home"
ITO be continued)
The National tribune., 1900-09-27

How any man may quickly cure himself after
wears of suffering from nervous weakness. ost
vitality. varicocelc, etc, and restore the organs
o strength and vigor. Simply send yonr name
and address to Dr.. l.. W. Knapp, I13D Hull
Bldg, Detroit, Mich, and he will gladly send
the free receipt with full directions. so that
any man may easily cure himself at home. This
is certainly a most generous offer. and the fol-
lowing extracts taken from his daily mail show
what men think of his generosity:
Dear Sir:-Pledse accept my sincere thanks
for yours of recent date | have given your
treatment thorough test. and the benefit has
been extraordinary. 1t has com Dletely braced