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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
POPULAR AhM

Tho gvoatost political demonstration
~ fhn campaign ~ 1900, w fnp, WI,
HoOsoy0lt's reception IN CbiDngO lnsl
sDtprd0y nighb CIjengO ~ n city 81
Div 0tYntvs and always enwtes them
ont on y mammoth sGnle,
AffNv M esfaDded md eshaustinp
t0W throughout tho northwest, cover,
lDg N wpjOd NJ thirty days, iili,
y0mDg mmmignev CLOSES hts "swtnp
around tID circle" NJ the great metvOp.
oils ~ the mtddlN'wNst IN sueb u blaze
NJ popularity md burst ~ enthusiasm
~ have Weldon bepn accorded 10 my
politician IN tho dDuDtry, Except fov
tho DIMENSIONS Of gvont pNvado days, for
which arrangements Ind been made
wnabs md months IN advance, and
when soDe greaf national character
lik0 DvnDf, Dewey W tho president ~
the DDjtod States WIS tho guest ~
fho elty, few, " my, nyp now voeAllod
when my aD0D w0s w gvHDdIy wei.
eODRd W made w mneb NJ pODDInv
hero,
The young governor made Two even
my spenebos NJ Tho Two IavEost audi,
tovtpms IN the eity, md NJ both places
" WIZ DNeoss0yy ~ close md bolt tIn
oDtv0DeN doOvs, InaviDg thousands ~
wODld bR auditors outside, Tho scene
~ DN democratic convention NJ 1898
when Mr. Bryan electrified The In.
WeDse crowd win fbe "evOss ~ gold"
speech b0s bne0me historic, and ~ tho
Grsf that pyGseDts tfsOIf ~ tho mind
when sankiDg fy y comparison NJ pop.
MAR demonstrations ORIENT as wis
INN 0eeasi0D w Wild enthusiasm and
continued cheering, " WIS OufdODe
end Eeleg0ted W 1hn graveyard NJ hHs-
beeps, by the reception giyop Roosc,
yeh IN the Ghteego Coliseum NJ INV
appearance 0n the stge, aHd tbs with,
OHt bis hayiDe spoken worn,
Wbat " TIM explanation nj MI fbisY
There have been ee'WestdepnaI ealt
dtdAtes and gmmigper eyer since
the milton wp bopM Not IN MI That
lopg period NJ one hundred apd TWEEN
W 0dd yesrs, has my yjee,WesideVnal
eaHdblafe hen speh \ poppIs tdoI NV
WbAod0re Ro0@yelt w " beaapsa ba
wss y scholarly writer Ad M able
police commissioner sgvsJy mot N
u bvseapse bs wa nv assistant esbtpst
NGleW, am y y0gUg governor M New
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
TnH AbbBu MD FHIBkD,

Thm blush Of shnma never comes III
tho checks of tIA ltelaDa Herald, p0s
Ing Nv u republican newspaper and III
lIe Haine time defending th6 AGis 81
tle democratic pnrty Ia HIS state.
The HerA1h IN u pleAder from pIenh0pr
VILE whenever ihe democrats noed Il
%newampep 10 defend them from tht
nttnehs VI iln republican party, u h
the pWlitimI pvOuiitnte VI tle Montana
press HD1 wv "pOp HnIe" algn Ia One
~ Tho first objects TINT greeis The eye
NJ tIo visitor ~ tlio enpitnl city,
The Heinld during iIe past week Oi
ten days hns been exceedingly NoalOns
~ the denOnAtie N0tse, nOtWltllH
stnDding that N sill publishes tIln No.
publican nnttODnl Ticket NJ the bend III
w editorial eOlnmDn Whenever aDnle
prominent md enthusiastic mpubllD
onD predicts Tin election ~ tIp repnb'
lienD stAtn md Legislative ticket md
makes some ndyovsn GoIDnoDt ~ tllat
WINK ~ Tho rtato democracy which
dominated tho domOemiie slnW GOn'
yonttDn NJ Unlmun, ttO Herald Nv snre
W hnyo sonethinE W my IN make Tim
campaign NJ tlm dnn0ants " litti0
moro hopeful " fbo H0pd had INV
why abOnf thn republican siain anDs
miED " wOpld aDd avery nm ~ Tho
IHntfnDfiavy WIN attempts w mnloHt
win Tho democrats fm tlm mIttjml
control NJ NV siaih Item IN u Aalnple
hstab NJ TINT newspapers nftevaDa0s
W show flmt Ttm Gaaefte IN Nv elavaes
Tint tba HerAh ha tvNifm w Tin w.
pubJiean emp bA haeD simply stating
thW fsefs NJ ftey 9ppeW fr0m day w
my IN tW Hevsldt
uvtM repvblteNB JMyty hNs DOtltDe
M bAs, bpt svsvythlDg w mini bv
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
TUEsDAY, OCTOBER " 1900
HIUE WODL vHVsvp

Az ambitions yODDg democrat ~ u
JaffapsO club meeting NJ HeDAm ODa
HiRhf l0sf WRnk, who eopld not DIV,
NnEptsb fhp ditrnwDoa betwAen wool
And AOttOD, essayad y speech OD "fbN
wool WUsth H attempted w show
" mn 00lHpW wAs allowed W seGuya
\ f0thOd IN mir sfafe " would evpsl,
the very lifa OUt NJ Nv inhabitants,
Vha yOHDF dem0Watp speIkbtDdy NJ,
tempted w make Inv hearers believe
fhRt Alrnady tbA nUUsfN Nv WORKING IN
Inn slRfe Ad spoke M though ln
raally bplieyad be klew what Nv w9s
fHlktHE about H statpd "tbat form,
cry HleyA was ~ avIDy NJ wOol buyovs
w me stam while tts yeav fbove
were yeyy few men N bvy wooI aDd
mn \ NsRH GOmpWtifi0D No longer Nagp,
lRted thM Wiee,h
VA man who UlNs attempted ~ eU,
Ughfap Me voters IN ths sHbjNef NJ
w00l M tW eity where hseball ADd
dem0Watte conventions ape tbe themes
pppeFW0sf IN tba minds NJ He ppp,
Aft0M sb0pld have paid u visit IN BjiE
tWRs lasf summer when wOOl shipping
was NJ NJ height Mom ftaD . third
M He w0nl Zip NJ 1m state WIS
shipped from WIltBgs Mpd M M time
dHrfpg fhe sesspD weW there less fhap
from 4 M M myers ad commission
men nm hhe HtlltDgs market
" fbeEe was n "w0n Hpst" 0Derat,
inE IN me sfafe INT sammer, M the
Democratic 0raf0r alleged there was,
certainly TIM gr0weW VIM marketed
Hpety product M BILLINGS 0Rgbf NJ baye
mNAF A dfxa0yery M Nv existapee, All
fhF Hesx0H there wan spirtfed
bfd6fRg I'm fhe MoRfaHw eIipv Uttered
\ I'M RR(Wf sRa fbs raRge NJ Wiess
~ IN eeafx 6tAd befteE
M Tim HM MeHfsg~ waol
Iw kMe(gA4 fNsfe NJ nthe wA0l
n I'M AeyS NJ grevM and
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09

Al another indication on lllo pro-
ApoAHlva prosperity on Tho e0unlpy VA
tho certainty On Mealnloy'A poIoleoa
lion N more strongly telt, II IA n0tod
tlal on llle Anlae dry within 4 radius
ot hfty miles on Ghleauo, " Nv, OOO
Trust closed up, md tho HpoOt works Oi
tle Illinois Steel oOnnny and Tho
PpoaAnd Atool company M Joliet NJ.
stunned operations, giving employment
10 400 wOpknen who Ind oApool0d
10 remain idle until the middle on
November, VII
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
NNyAk'E NODy HhOW,

bryan VIM given nnOthM blow bRi
low Tho belt yesterday AZ indianapolis
when Illo executive oOmmllIoo ~ llp
gold democrats Issued mn appeal IN ilo
democrats Of lhe country, who believe
III the gold standard, 10 atand by Nh
Kinley, Tho endorsement of thN
present administration N most Halter
I'M, and tlle appeal Will no doubt hp
needed by thousands Of lOynl AlnopI'
onnA outside OF Tho republican mpty,
-Four years MO Tim void democrats
put up n national ticket In opposition
10 Bryan, but thls penp tln gold wing
of th0 democratic pnpty concluded
SONS months aH0 lIlaI their nRht
against Organism would bo more H.
rect, Al n result OF tllls decision tho
announcements comes from lndinna
apOllA lila morning In Tho shape Of Tho
most stunning blow Bryan hna thua
fAp received IN tle campaign Tilu
gold democrats Will not support
Bryan That point N now SETTLED md
DO falae hopes hold out by TNmMnny
Will ever Havo Bryan from thn Aanne
slaughter house which lo encountered
-four years aAO,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
POLITICAL Us,

! There Ii M old saying that "Rli'
fair In love, war and politics" Thi
sounds well IA u quoting platitude
but N never WINS true In my paPtteu
lan u II not wue today IN ~vefepeno,
tO pOltlt0a, There Ape honorable fight
ers IN the hottest campaigns, and cor
tRinly tbe editors of reputable news
papers should b ~ them, The fol
lowing appears IN the Great Vall'
Tribune Of recent date under Tho emp
tion OF "Teddy Oh Meohmniw"
Roosevelt used 10 write u good
deal for thu m~HgaytDos In the day.
gone by, That WIN before bA dreamed
Of licking the hpMDiDpds md pnnninp
for yiee'pWestdoDb Consequently hn
wDs not always careful nbOnt Diy1nha
Inv people, Here IN u comparison bor
tween lho cowboys md mnchanleN
"'WbMn drunk on the yillIanOuE
whisky ~ The frontier towns they ent
mad antics, riding their horses Into
tbn saDOODs, firing their pistols right
md lnft, from DDisiepOus Hight honptnd.
ness rather thAD from any yietOnaDoNs,
md tDdDlgiDg 100 often IN d0ndly
shooting niyvAys, brought on either by
accidental contact Of the moment, ~
Oh account ~ some IODg,stnnding
Rvndgo W perhaps " bad blood bo'
tween tho vhDgb0s or lOenIittah
"'Unf they Ape much better fellows
nnd p%lonAnDtev companions ihnn tlle
small farmers or agricultural lnbDpars
DDv npN tho mechanics Of n Ep0at city ~
DO M1ntiQnad III tho snlle bveAth,'
"Tllht excerpt Nv found III tho
February, 1883, Century, and " shows
what Teddy Thought 0f tho average
wovkiDgmGD prior 10 hts desire for
their votes"
W GODvsa Tho HDtmns Of tho above
viii DO apparent 10 whoever reads ",
N.Y. Roosevelt has no occasion w apollo
glSe Tor my sentiment V opinion on.
proAsad IN the paragraph, oyen when
be ~ trimming for vioe'WesideDt" "
Nv oaptAiD Tint he would never nttompr
IT, N Nv equally eoptAtD Tint 40 sonsi'
bic mechanic would see IN " anything
demanding even ~ explanation
Docs lIp TvtbDne want 10 70 Oh
record nv sayiDg tint there Nv u single
uDtvDth contained IN the entire IN.
eeyptY Since they see ~ 10 qnOte tho
mnttov dorognt0vily, " " faU impIi'
eatiOD TINT W fbe Tribune editor Ind
done tbW writing, no wOnld hive ON
pressed just tho opposite opinion III
Tint whnt tho Tribune wants the pnby
lie w mpdovslaDdY
Did we my DDtmus Y=-pnthep pDsill.
aDimUE
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
JOpknA ilnlnnn lDJupuIl

uhlnnHO, Oot, BzHJOohOy BOlnnd WIN
seriously Injured IN The AnuDnl pRUo NJ
Harlem To-day, Al Tho conclusion NJ
tll0 lnOe I'M ljAWialur bOlt0l nftep
unHHlnH Nm IndHoH Hlnnn md nm on
le outside vlll llDW Lll0 lmnnOuA HnlvI
ljOIHlIdH' l0fl fOOl Wns NillHlll, BprnilI
Inv tlle hlhlN mud bndly 0pualiiiH llig
lonal Vllo h1gidenl WIN NJ Mllfu
HIM! tho hoy ,rAiDled, fgll Dlf md Ind
10 ny 0nrvlon bAoh NJ thN jOnhny'H
npnaAllln NOM,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
Tl,nt damoevutlo lIaht or UllMnao

Thai democratic Hight Oh Ghluaao
politics, Alderman j, D. GOuHlllD, lmn
taken 10 musical compositions ltlA
latest In tho v0onl llne In hl)oOp MIDI
night Oh Love" II VIII bo HING IN
ono Of tile lending tiloatpea s0on' W
tho a0nG IA ns loud aa "~BathhOnN
JOINTS" fullsdposs Sult thu lOOpIo
could both heM " and keep warm nyo
miles out on tho lake.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09

y0rkY Other men have been more.
IL n because Of his rough rider And
Nm Junn Hill reputatiOnS We think
not Nor IN II because no Ia The stand.
nrd bearer of tho republican party IN
n republican year. II ean only be bea
oanse ~ Tho personality of the man
himself,
Al WINS nnld In these columns s0ine
weeks since, Theodore Roosevelt, the
individual, IN one Of the MPaM0Nn.s
IN this campaign
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
MUTuAb LOssnA bBssON,

The Press dispatches Of BAtnrda,
contained n short Item from Owens
bora. KY, 10 the following effects
"a strike at 13aslueit Tor Tho paeOg
milton Of thD labor Union hAs Deel
won, Tho settlements means Il pedua'
tiDD w wages, The mine owner,
heretofore hnve refused No recognise
tho union and mid higher than nnlDl
sehla,"
Thu constant contest between organ
iyod hbop And employing capital Inn
from Tho beginning beeD n fight nor n
principle, 'rhe above Item N u stpikr
Inv instance IN point ltathep than
admit tho right of my mnl % 0rgaD'
Isah body ~ men tD Dictate 10 them
IN 10 tho lines along which they should
conduct their business, or ~ 10 tho
methods they should ndOpt III employ
lDH m diHelnpRlDH their labor, tho
mine owners " Kentucky hnve been
losing money up 10 THIS time by
actually mying wages ID eseess OF tle
union scale, And their position WAS
n nntnni one from their point OF
view, Now tint tie miners hive won
their contention tbey Will begin 10
LOSE money, Their position IA lnbOpops
Nv Tint only IN enpitAl IN eOepeod Will
" pny juHl wages, THEY hold thai
only through organization oan eapltal
be cOeveed, and there has been much
ronndntlon FOR thnt belief, No tho
miners position Ii "A natural one from
their point ~ view, While these kenH
fnnhy employers have paid mere than
the regular neale boeause " Tho union,
" N pretty certain they would have
pAid mneh lDps but for Tho union,
There Inns been no strike nny where
Op my time thnt dill NOT pesnlt IN n ~
recoverable money loas 10 all pnptlea
t'ho present Hpont strike In lle eOal
regions Or Pennsylvania seems now In
u fnlp why or mttlemonh The settle.
meDt proposed ipn "ten per cent lns
crense" IN tle wage scale, ijut II IN
by both sides tllnt N does not
amount ~ thnl IN fnoL 1he strikers
gaiDod something and l0at much
while lighting for principle, The
companies, railways, hld individual
hnye lost much, and their
gains nm moi very apparent, IN The
same night
The settlement, " made, Will be tho
result " consultation and compromise,
D. Ia other words arbitration, and
'arbIwntlOn' Inns been lhe particular
point Tor which thn nDlDn lns always
,oDpndod, And those troubles in'
vnrlnbly end ~ arbitration, Ii Ina
Doon n mighty expensive word In thls
country, vi OngIlt 10 be mtont 10 Nil
employers tbnt aOOnep ~ later they
VIII hnyo 10 acknowledges " IN Tho
principle ~ settlement Ia NIL
with their men,
Tho litlle Incident down IN KEN
ileDy ought 10 have n fAr reaching lnD
ineDm Tor mntnnl good,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
A Liam NInLaHle ljDnvlu,

navlln, OnL A=ultuw MAAlmilllml
Hnvdoh editor mid publisher IN
months imprisonment w ll0 fOrlpoaa
fop Iona mnlealo,. lliA Hpuullp OlianaU
bnllH Nh ARTICLE M, NnlNnan untitled,
nnlhO bAllle with Vim dvnHOnAN
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09

4 democrail9 congress when Montana
w0ols went begging on the market nj
. and ! 0eDts n pound. They nre
promised u return Of those good old
democratic tines'' IN the wool bnsi'
ness, should Bryan sueeeed Mckinley,
Bryan Nv Oh record M saying "they
eanDOt bring free wool my TOO soon 10
aujt Mp,U
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
NUpHup snjNldaA,

Nav yOrh, OOL Ha=JOIln u, BARTON
who, under aovnnl AllnaeA uwlndled
bhnhn NJ many OllinH nv forged Nil0ghA
anloidod. by f0lAOnlnA IN lhN HnY0lh
county 1NlL
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09

There liaa bOon much Hl0o IN dOnOs
cratic mnkA over tia silence on ON
President Harrison Hon, WIN always
n man Of few words until lo lind a0uno
nwOOd 10 Aaw,I y md le'A now about No
Ink0 tlIN AlnlnlL
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09

JounUsh lNbtNOt lluaiKuai

iNndOn, Oot, AH-Phu Daily r'ple'
Apnlh anyA " undng4lnnda .llAt tho
Gnllnnt llAH resigned IVA II fmMnllty
Aid w OVdev M OnAbla my %DoGoaAaty
recommendations
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09

W Nv H00Aovolt falls M Nh election
IN tlm viMsmnAldnnAy, hA mN0nt
aammiMOiug @ospariMnaoa VIII In II
HivOlH recommendation tDward SCOUTS
Inn him n t0b IN u Wild woal shaw,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09

Unless uvOvW cleveland wants 10
M hnGk on hin entire financial record
when president, N ought w In unay 10
guess how ho VIII volta, avOn W IN
d0eAn'i Mo M to Announce himself IN
ndynnGd,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09

Roosevelt lhp bvAyn lApph Tim lnmO,
0vAtio lion IN hls home Inip nnply In
llo week aDd dlh nOt anpDl ID bO aUy
lpHH III hOlNp % Ipaa welcome linn Nv,
Ilpynn himself,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09

Tm OmabN HnN lMa bGan MaHAtnH
ah0nl nttMt auditorium mast aas,"
shOnId think TINT would IN I'M lAAt
pIam WHARF Hdilm H0sNwAtm would
want M plant nny Kind M m nm,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09

They oOntlnne NJ lyneh nDh Dihnps
wlHe mAltpeAt negro eltispna among
hlH supporters IN hin ADnll, wllle
NV Bryan with diilunily veAtpalDs
hiS teAvs OyDp Mn Filipino mbel,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
Ijnyld II, O0mInv ,NnAL

OhlNnHM Ool N@att IN announced
Dino M sHonal0v IT'LL IN Nav Work.,
VIII bnAln N. W0AleW campaigning
tDlp llGsl walk,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09

Tiny nm stlll wrestling VIII, MI
elunllOnrlAw bill dOwD III OLD ltnN,
smoky, " may b npceaaApy 10 NH u
faw mOpe prominent oItlynna bpfDvU
bio mnttpp IN tlnnlly Awnnunh,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09

TlM Indianapolis atyWal Ham Mn
Mti0naI organization NJ tM AoaHA
m0nAy democrats amounts M peHsldags
RbIA mare Than 4 nAtFsw,H
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
liaOpHN IT, HInnDhnMl IbpnuI

Nav York, Onl, BuuufjuOvgn w.
H~lnnnllnpd, FORMER gOlnmlNaiDINp NJ
lpNiiiO HHHOnlntlmnA dad NJ lllA ii0n0
Ilum Nnply llllH mOvnlnN
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09

Assistant Hpemlnpy " Hlnle Adm
minded I'M mnIonI injunction ID
" mnkn lths while IIlu sun HllnNAU
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09

HInHAn N 10 IN I'm nav UhlnoHp eApp
ltAl, Thp move should b nnoODpBHB
Inv 10 thu international o0noavl,
which IN M AtvonuOuAly AophlnH harm
Olly,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09

Prince Tunn Inn buon nnpHnduap
Tint must llnyN bUen considerable DP
M, undertaken H rOp tIe A~nlIOWtluA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09

Thp $4,000, 600 lNundpy TRIAL IN
OhloaAO llaH rAiledl, TInH mn lho
00IOpnHeA bpinE mnnNlud,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09

" hiptOn oAn upt nS much noppInvntp
Inv wind IntU lIp AaiIs Of hIa mast uUp
n~hAilnnHnp IN In AOt llndep pnpA In
OlImHO lABt weak In llny win,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09

" VIII bo appropriate fOp thu banu
w Dlny 70 lOt linn IN I'm Old nOWnnu
W Charley nppp mlADpMnrh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
THt DAlLy MAhkH IN,
NamW M I'M OHmmNWlNl Fluctuations
NJ Inherent IN MONiNniNNN


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wetllem MIL M M tllOi fnir M NllAlW
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-09
Republican County Ticket

FR nff"FTH
Representatives
GEOBGE ~ RVUbh
fODRiy VpaDsDypG
W. NJ HOLMES
Sheriff,
WHOE, w HhvOk
ppnDtgy Ait0rpoE
WikD w. UhJHHORk,
nNDDly Az pssOG
A. " SMITH
sDpwjDRpdeDt NJ FpbOpDs,
Nlik, MARGUERITE N, HVHANG
p0pnty sDFyeyW
A. A. MODIUR
iDrOHhG
DN JANIS fHApvbR
PDbllp Administrator
Glpn w. HEkhlGUDFE
lDpDiy r0mmissIODorp,
y, w. UEtERIIh
W. ~ PARKER
w. w. DHUM
vsysvirssr rws -tssw~r
U4ITHlnAU Al Inna
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-02-03
Burns Not in l..

On Wednesday last at Sacramento,
Cal, call tor caucus OF the members
OF the republican majority Of the senate
aud assembly To meet Thursday evening
To agree upon candidate for the L. s.
senate to he voted for Tuesday is being
signed by all factions. With one or two
exceptions none have refused To sign it
and the caucus is now assured, II will
take a votes--a majority OF the republic
can majority OF S5-to nominate or carry
any motion at the meeting.
The Burns people claim to be confident
of controlling the caucus. Their op-
poueuts however, have many OF them
signed an agreement not to vote for
Burns i'll the caucus under any
circumstances, ard are looking for a man
upon whom they can unite.
Thomas X. Bard of Ventura is spoken
of for this distinction. He developed
some strength last winter and his friends
sent him telegram Monday TO core to
Sacramento at once. Bard Yesterday re-
ceived IS votes in caucus for the senator
ship. The Burns faction refused to &c
into the Republican caucus.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-02-03
Burglars in Lewiston

The grocery store OF John Pointing, on
the Hi, was entered aud robbed last
Tuesday night An entrance was effected
through window The tracks lett ~
the soft ground afford the only tangible
clue to the perpetfator. The till was
opened and about S25, mostly III silver,
was taken. There was the sum OF SIS IN
the back drawer OF the till which was not
discovered, The operator was perhaps
not familiar with tile inside of such
money receptacles OF he would have made
a more thorough search. 1t is believed
tins Was the work of some hoy.
The Mint saloon wax burglarized last
night No locks were broken and nc
trace is noticeable of I'm entrance other
than through the front door. The back
| door was effectively barred, so the robbei
must have entered by the use OF KEY
| through the front door
| The saloon was closed early III the
evening. There was SIo 40 left in th'
cash register, This was taken. The IN
licator showed $40 40 received on &C
| count" The fact is tht register had pale
| that sum, but not on any account.
The front door was locked this m orn
| ing. Marshal Denny tried the door AT
| o'clock and ii was locked then The loci
was evidyntly worked by false key.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-02-03
Normal NOte Is.

At the regular meeting Df the Normal
Library Society, held February ,, II. l..
lugle WAS elected president aud Thomas
knrStad vice president. The remaining
officers are 10 be elected neNt Friday.
The girls at Morris Hall give the regu-
lar monthly social this evening, These
socials are given alternately at Reid Han
and Morris Hall An iuviiauon Is eN-
tended 20 the faculty, the members OF
both halls and all other students whose
homes are not in Lewiston.
( Mrs, Nm. Jones, Mis- Rclmau and
. Grace Watson enrolled at the beginning
OF the second term.
The Chalk Talk given in tbs
Auditorium last night was a great success
Mi Rosecraus delighted the audience
with some Illustrations of the DarNiuiaI
theory pictures OF Bismark, Paul krugar
Mckinley, Bryan, Carichtures ot & /
Huntington and (. 4 Danna and II
Illustrations of The Swanee River and Tht
Bridge.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-02-03
Notice of Bids for Bridges.

In compliance with an order of the
board OF county commissioners of the
county of Nee Perce, Idaho, duly entered
on the goth day of January 1900, the
same being the 18th day OF the regular
January 1900 term.
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
will be received by the clerk of the board
of county commissioners OF Neg Perez
county, Idaho up to the 5th day of March,
1900, at 10 O'Clock a. m of said day. for
the building and repair, jointly, with
l.atah county, Idaho, of the following
bridges across the Potlatch creek, said
clerk being on the line between the
counties of I.atah and Nez Perez, to-wit,
the building of a wagon bridge at
Iuliaetta, known as the 'rramwav bridge,
for the repair of the wagon bridge at
Juliaetta, said bridge being opposite said
town, and for the repair OF the wagon
bridge At Kendrick. Said bridges are to
be of fir timber, either native or Oregon.
Parties filing bids are to submit plans
and specifications with the same. Said
bids and specifications are to hefiled in
duplicate, one each with the clerks OF
l,atah and Nez Perez counties respectively
and to be acted on by the respective
boards Of L.atah aud Nez Perez counties
Jointly.
Said boards reserving the right to re.
ject any and all bids.
Attest; My hand and seal this Srd day
of February, 1900.
p. L. SrooKEY,
EN-o(iicio clerk of the board
SEAL ot county commissioners o
Nez Perez county Idaho.