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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-03-23

The new Mountain Lion miii ID now
fully equipped.
The Princess Maude IL fast proving
itself q great mine. Seventy feet the
drift has run through high grade ore.
The machinery for the Chico com.
pressor has not ye, arrived and IL IL
uncertain when II will. The roads are
getting worse every day.
Tho fnsurgent shaft ts making good
progress !, has been sunk about 60
feet under the new management The
assay values are abou. $50 por ton.
In tho Morning Glory Indications OF
wedgeshaped pay shoot, big end down
prevail. assays for four days a. shown
at company's once average over 1900.
There In three and one half feet OF
orc In the Wine OF the San Poll.
There IL no perceptibie change In val.
uss. II goes about $40 per ton. Six
mon arc employed.
Big mine In Belcher. q district ten
miies east Of Republic camp. Veins
said to be of great width. with ship.
ping values plentiful In copper. gold
Long overlooked by the boomer. but
showing up under steady work
There Ii six feet Of orc In the Black
Tail drift. II Ia rich. From 4 reiia.
BILE source II Ii learned ;ha, tho assays
OF this ore body for so days past have
averaged $50 pcr ton. This liz = con.
servstivo estimate. There In = pay
streak which Eoeu much higher.
Excellent progress In being made on
tho double compartment shaft on the
Tom Thumb. The ledge In tho south
drift maintains It's width and tho val.
ues have not In any wiso diminished.
Every foot Of development confirms
tho predictions that have been made
that Il would become a great mine.
The development on tho Quilp con.
unucs ~ rapidly as Ia possible with.
out the aid OF machinery. Tho mine
never looked better aud NJ no time have
tho average values been larger. There
10 considerable porphyry scattered
through tho quartz. but tho quartz will
undoubtedly soon come In larger bodies
and viii be- lesa mixed through the por.
phyry.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-03-23
English Cross. Bred La NIB.
Loss of Grain.

A hole in the granary, through Wnlc1
the grain would be lost would mol =
allowed to exist very long after Its ~
covery. A hole in the stable. tnroue1
which the cold air enters and chllls ~
animals, causes a loss Of grain JUST
surely as the hole in the granary =
more food will be required to ASSIST ~
animals in maintaining warmth.
the things that are unobserved "oie.
sometimes cause loss. When the GOV
Of milk Is reduced, or the animals .
not make gain proportionately 10 ~
food allowed, there Is always cav''
and 1t should be sought
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-03-23
HMirssM COs.uMnlA.

For several days negotiations have
been pending for \ bond on tho Blue
Jay group OF claims. In akyiark camp.
tho amount involved being $4,000.
vein Of good shipping ore has been
struck quito by accident In the shaft OF
tho Nickle Plate Al Rossland, one OF tho
u, A. c. properties. placing It on tho
list OF prospective shippers.
Tho shipments OF ore from the II. c.
minc In Summit camp TO tho Trail
smcltcr amount thus far 10 1900 tons.
Tho new plant being installed compris.
- two so-horso power boilers and half
Of . twcnty,drili compressor.
Tho work OF eniarginx tho st Eu.
gene concentration goes steadily along.
and st the present rate Of progress Il
viii b ready 10 run by April 18TH Tho
~. Eugene air compressor. which was
started up four weeks ago. 10 working
alone.
Tho Taylor Air Compressor Company
has put up ono OF Its patent 900. horse
power eomprcssors on Coffee creek
near Ains~orth. and expects TO deilv.
- 80 w hs' uintN tnlA
year Tho air is compressed by . col
umn Of water failing Into . shaft sunk
In the bod OF the creek
Tho anal payment has boon made on
the banner claim. owned by tho Grcy
Eagle Mining company. the new corpo-
ration organized By tho Miuer-Grave
syndicate 10 operate tho Grey Eagle.
Hammer. TIP Top and Triangi. fraction,
all OF which properties adjoin tho Old
ironsides. Knob Hiii aud War Eagle
Parties Interested In tho rontl'cx
group Of mincs on Hneklcbcrry noun.
tain. have known for some time that
~orh which has been steadily pro=ec,i.
ted all winter on the claim known a
the fho~aiH has e-~n In . grea, body
OF ore. Assays reccntiy had show tina,
the average values rua up TO something
ever Sse pr ton.
The miners are leaving Ros4lana rap
Idly for Butte. Cripple Creek. snmp,cr
the Occur d'Aiencs. and other point. IL
the unltrd States. Not . few are 20
Ing into the SLOGAN. boundary crcei
and east kcot-nai sections Some ar,
awaiting the opening OF navigation
and VIII 80 north 10 Nome a. soon q
the steamers commence TO leave tn
coast cities for the north.
The North Star and ST. Eugene mine
are preparing to ship over the me-
Bsri,ngson branch which connects n
Great Northern With the Canadian n
else The North Star formerly shi,
ped Its ore by boat down the river. b,
10 DO this IL vas necessary To have q
the ore sacked. ~ II had TO be tran
ferred. Lately the mine- have n,
been shippinx. bu, II 10 stated tn,
they will begin as once.
Reports from Franklin. the new can
On the East fork Of the North fork. f.,
0iIes from Grand Forks, are TO the ,
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-03-23
Marketing Apples.

II the warm weather has inJufe
apples 1t will be OF advantage
haul them. Examine eacn app ,r,A
reject all that are not perfectis -,
II It can be done conveniently, w
the apples In tissue paper sins 80
place them on shelves. II 'ne d,
are for market they should no' ~
turbed unless necessary, "neA =
may be assorted. the Imperfect os.
iected and the sound ones repaeAs
the barrels. They should 'neu ~
to market as soon as the wes'a. .sol
mits. 1t Is a waste OF laoos -
apples to market that are IN wv
degree injured.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-03-23
WASHINGTON.

water pipe factory Is to be- started
In Spokane.
Many farmers attended the waverly
institute.
Proposed Yakima canal will be Is
miles In length
Captain Nell Mcleod. pioneer OF
the y. w, Ia dead.
business Is commencing the spring
activity Ut Spokane.
Coyotes are becoming a great nuts.
ance In Asotin county.
Pullman cadets desire to come To
Spokane for their summer outing.
EVA Booth OF the Salvation army will
speak At Spokane Sunday. April Sth.
Work on the new telephone exchange
Is progressing rapidly at walla walla
The La;ah Creamery company ex.
poets To begin handling milk April
he date OF the Red Cross convention
for the meeting In Spokane is MAY %
The farmers have begun plowing and
planting for the season near North
Yakima
trsd Rusten.eyer. highly respeete,,
Citizen a, Coltax. is charged with EN-.
herellinx funds
FROM all over the valley at Walla
"slia come reports OF exceptionally
hae crop prospects
Mr.. s~ceuy has bought the Echo Mil
property at Spokane for ss9. 900. VIII
soon commence operations
The Eastern Washington and Oregon
flreman's tournament will be held In
layton -FOUR days during June.
A most unique wedding occurred At
SPOKANE recently when Chinaman
and japanese were united by An Amer
lean.
A party OF ten immigrants have ART
, we'd In Walla walla directly from Okla
homa- They expect to locate In tina,
vicinity.
The early vegetables are on the Wal
' 10 Walla markets. and large shipment
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-03-23

feet that . great deaf OF development
work has been done during the winter
months On the Banner, . r:oh gold.
copper claim. bonded last fall By Henry
White, this locator Of the Knob Hin and
Old Ironsides. a tunnel has been driven
$50 feet to catch the lead. The work
IL still In progress. The assay values
obtained from Franklin camp are the
highest ever obtained in this district.
A big !nnux is expected there in the
spring.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-03-23
The Value of Rotted Mauure-

While during the winter is one of the
Est times TO haul out and apply ma.
nure In the garden, care always should
be taken 10 have 1t thoroughly rotted
and fined before applying.
There are three reasons for this-one
Is that II the manure is well rotted II
VIII De free from weed seeds that will
serminate II II Is thoroughly fined il
can De readily and thoroughly incor-
porated with the soil: and. being rot.
.eu' II VIII be In a more available con-
0''on Tor the use Of the growing plants,
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-03-23
this reason the chains aud tim Der
list be stout.
Pruning in Winter,

Some successful fruit growers hold
hat fruit trees should not he pruned
? winter. while others pay little atten-
on to the season and "prune when the
|nife Is sharp" About one point. how
Eer, there can be no doubt. and this Is
bat 1t Is not advisable to prune when
be wood Is frozen. Other conditions
ping equal. winter pruning Is practic-
y by many for the reason that more
me and care can be given to the work
J winter than Is practicable in the
'irry OF the spring work. Grapes can
r pruned any time during winter. II
be wood IS wanted for propagation. II
Pould be cut Just before the severe
|osts arrive.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-03-23

two horse team, doing faster and heav-
Ter work. Two old plough or cultivator
handles can be utilized for this leveler,
while the shoes can be made from two
planks from WORKOUT drag or stone
boat. A triangular piece Of plank nail
ed into the angle between the plank
leveler and the shoe a t either end keeps
all the parts united and in their pro-
per place. The dead burrows" that
leave a field so unsightly and incon-
venient to NOW, can be leveled out
by letting one end run ahead Of the
other, using long chain in one ring
New York Tribune.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-03-23
News and Notes.

Dry atmosphere is necessaI! ..,,.s
successful wintering OF bees ~ -
A German authority is SAID " e,I
predicted that German susai ,ssd
driven out Of this country w'tni1
years. I
Cherry culture does NOT ,.,,,a
thrive in Rhode Island. OWING -
no doubt, to the moist cnma'e .,..aa
renders damage from fungous "a .
particularly fruit rot freousH'
vera
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-03-23

are being made daily to Spokane and
other eastern points and also to the
Sound.
At q recent meeting Of the board Of
directors OF the First National Bank OF
Pullman. Levi Ankeny was elected
president.
DAYTON has been in need of q dairy
for some time, and at last the luxury
has been secured George Clark has
established a route.
Body of young Morrell riddled with
bullets at Goldendale. dragged behind q
plow. Farris gave himself up to the
officers two days after the shooting.
The Washington delegation has sue
ceeded In having about 100000 acres OF
valley and foothill lands In Clallam
county excluded from the Olympia for
est reserve
The poultry business has received a
wonderful impetus since the Walla
Walla poultry show. and as 3 result
several parties are going into poultry
raising ut Huntsville.
Representative Jones has for some
time been endeavoring to get certain
townships OF land, now included In the
Waterville land district. detached
therefrom and attached to the North
Yakima district.
A free summer course for teachers at
Pullman when all branches OF science
will be taught. Is the action agrlcultu-
raj college regents made the announce
o. h1xrv oot N O. {rcf p1n0od
1t Is reported that another big sale
Of oyster land Is about to be consum-
mated. A. J. Smith Is said to have CIV
en- option to parties on his % acres OF
oyster land on Oyster bay. the purchase
price to be $4,000.
The eighth dividend has been paid
the creditors OF the Spokane Savings
bank of u per cent by F. B. Grinnell.
The state fish commissioners forth
coming annual report will show that
nearly 80 per cent of the salmon pack
OF the state Is credited to Puget sound,
and that the entire pack Of Washing
ton is one-third that Of the entire Pa
cific coast.
The largest funeral ever held In Pa
louise occurred when the remains OF
Melvin II. Daily. who died In the Phil
ippine islands while with the First
Washington volunteers. were Inferred
in the PalOuse cemetery.
A proclamation opening for settle
ment the northern portion Of the Col
VILE Indian reservation In Washington
has been prepared but has not yet re-
ceiyed the signatures Of the secretary
OF the interior and the president.
Paul Mohr will be ready for business
by the first Of July. big cut in rates is
announced that will save two millions
to the farmers east Of the Cascades.
Five boats now secured and contracts
now made that will cover all expenses
for two years.
The work on the Dragon cutoff
from the Spokane Fans & Northern to
the Great Northern track has been pro-
ceeding rapidly. but the bad weather
has delayed operations a little. 1t is
thought trains will be running over
the track this week.
w. II. Cooper. three miles west OF
Enumclaw. whose $4,000 lumber. shin
gle and planning mil! burned in Octo-
Der. has $4,000 shingle mill cutting
$4,000 shingles per day in operation
near the site Of the burned plant This
spring he will put up an $4,000 lum.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-03-23

Portland. ore. March - otto Brosn.
a ioyesrold bey 10 in jail ON suspicion
ot having caused the death oi Fritz HIP
fur, aged IL. asi week. by pushing him
into The river rhc coraner. jury which
has heca investigating IN. ea-e TO-DAY 70
turned a verdict finding that the e.nsnu
stances and tho testimony Of the wit.
nssses point Ia otto ntoUn a. having
caused the drowning
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-03-23

The cut shows a handy. homemade
contrivance for grading about ones
premises. or for leveling rough fields,
that are to be laid down to grass. 1t
Is very important that grass fields be
as smooth as possible. to make ma
chine work In haylng as easy as pos
sible. This leveler is a plank twelve
feet long. mounted on two shoes six
inches wide. to keep the plank from
cutting down into the soil with Its thin
edge. A single horse should pull this
leveler without difficulty, but, Of
course. one longer and heavier could
be constructed which would require
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-03-23
Feeding Pigs.

Fattening the pigs demands cav !. !.
we'll as corn. To derive the moss !.
the shortest period of time tne y
should be comfortable and conteu...
Food may be given three times -.
and, in addition to corn. ules :.
bran and milk or cut clover hay se' :,
ed and sprinkled with bran. ma! ..l
lowed. If a variety Of food Is .ae =.
the pig will make greater gam.
Its wants will be satisfied. II lns
Is kept clean and dry there wiz
gain In weight. as dampness cav.
cold. and more warmth from 'Ds
will then be required.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-03-23
Protect the Birds.

1t Is much easier to DESTROY hl,A
than insects. but as the number }
birds Is reduced the insects multn,,
The wren Is very useful bird Al
may be induced to remain near dwelI
ing houses II boxes are provided ia
them, but as they are unable TO ca.
tend against English sparrows the "a
frances to the wren boxes should Da
be over an inch in diameter. rs III.
wren Is very small. and can protect /,
self by going where the sparrow can
not follow. Every encouragement
should be given birds by feeding then
and providing suitable places for thel
protection and accommodation.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-03-23

hsrhn Narrh 81 The -, Petersburg
eotts.pondcui II the loka Antc,gsr ,el,,
graph, that the minister II forrirn affairs
IA. prepared an official eommuuique which
viii In published in a few dsvs l. san.
tam Russias answer 10 President Nm.
gers request for Intervention
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-03-23

Daniel Stamper, Of Revelstoke. or.
ganiHer OF the A. F. Of L. and grand
secretary OF the Brotherhood Of Bridge
men. has organized lodges or the
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-03-23
A|IES AND AIMING CAMPS
NEWS OF THEIR DEvEI0PNEHT

lssAs 1vS0 the Rich Rsgions Of the
Pnet0s North west Nsws PROM All the
Prtssspss DsssTssss- Aiaing sotes and
PogoO0Ats,
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-03-23

Union workers OF Syracuse. n. Y
are opposing bill In the Legislature
10 license BARRIERS. Other barber unions
In the state are supporting the meas
ure
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-03-23

y tell the age or horse
Inspect the lower jaw, Of cop-,.
The six front teeth the tale will
And every doubt and fear disnsI
Two middle "nippers" you bebo,.
Before the colt is two years old
before eight weeks two mora w,u
Eight months the CORNERS" cur N. WA
Inc outside grooves will dsappe.,
From the middle two in lust ona -.
In Two years form the secoud pai,.
In three the CORNERS" cut are h..
Al two the middle "nippers" dron
At three the second pair can't atom.
When four years old the third mi,
AT i've a full new set he shows
The deep black spot will pass from -.
At six from the middle two:
The second pair at seven years.
At eight the spot each "corner" o,.
From middle "nippers" upper law
At nine the black spots will withd,..
The second pair at ten are white.
Eleven finds the "coruers" light
As time goes on the horsemep know
The oval teeth three sided grow:
Ihey longer get, project before,
Till twenty. when we know no NOR.
BLACKSMITH and Wheelwright.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-03-23
Removing Small Stumps.

Removing SmaH Stumps.
Attach a stout piece Of timber to the
ump by chain and twist it around
circle until the chain Is taut. Then
tch a pair Of horses or yoke Of
zen to the outer end OF the timber
I'd twist the stump out Of the ground
will be necessary to stand by with
AK and chop Off the roots as they
pear when the earth Is disturbed in
e twisting process. Enormous pow
can thus be applied to stumps. and
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-03-23

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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-03-23
Sleeping Oats for Horses,


The nutritive power Of oats, Herr
kalf. German agriculturst says,
may be considerably augmented by
sleeping the grain in water before Civ
Ing it to horses. This is his plan: He
has three troughs, each of which holds
as much oats as will be required for
one days feeding. The first day the
first trough is filled with oats and water
at temperature Of 8 degrees G. poured
over 1t, and the whole mass Is well
stirred. The water is left In the trough
about six hours, after which 1t Is
strained Off through hole in the bot
tom Of the trough. The next day the
operation Is repeated in the second
ongh. and again on the following day
le third trough. The oats thus steep
In hot water get up fermentation,
I'D at the expiration Of forty-eight
purs are ready to be given to the
Prses, and will then, according to
err kalff. produce the maximum
htritive effect.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-03-23

with the additional advant,..
win not Interfere with fhs tnst 4
preparation Of the soil before ' n,,ssss
or In the cultivation of tho eunuae
plants afterward. SFo~ns
There Is no danger OF ms.,.
garden too rich. hence manm.s b
applied Observation-Disclosures yo,o. =
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-01-12
u hy Cows Dry IN.

Cows 20 dry from nliHmanugape,i
more IhHn from ANY olher oHn#a Ir-
Regularity of milking and failing 10
strip" VIII cBusa Euv uow ~ dror,
tsf. The rinhest milk is thP lnst
drawn from The Ddder, ana fot thai
.atisun alone the dEirylnan shou}d
strip olosely- Changes Of tnoa, when
made snaaarly- VIII also cEnse the
cows 70 tall of in !5el8; Amt in win
lar the nHn#R ,nBy nlso ae dne 10 ex-
IRENE tEaa ana ipBHfhGiart shelter,
wa,are IN sumlner the nHa III xastfazlzy
IN tfls windows 10 prevent tue ap-
trnuns nj hiss and zstbsr insa1;ts VIII
sh1Ts to pcgaong shs milking pmioa
- Farm Hna Tisaa.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-01-12
Avoid Unkind Speeches.
{Rursl " O.li.

Aren't there sometime il your life
wne1 everything seR1ns - 20 wronE.
- uhra: how hEc3 yau 1ry - hAve
lnaI g rlg1I Thoss are L14 1,,y-i-::,,
aE!s vbac !a1 WI; - blame 81 tbe
r;'2Uh1f ~ ihe Wy va EN oui -
:'a2 = -he morning. ~ o- olhs'. pap
E0@, 11s;An5 0: look.ng ihe -nRli4s
s9uEraly IL Ins thne An3 sByioE. Its
o1s .: ny a1aEpa-A1inE days Eoa +
: cR- oLE E3-aq II! ,anpa- MI,
-lGh1 comas- tonc-row VI ie d::fac-
AZ ."
Words mE! he forgiven, IN, they
ErP ooI 50 ausily ' forgn-:a1. The MI
kind spes,:;h lint IL torra3 from vou
I'R"Ense you E-e not tealing quite
wal, .: the partish, En0oying Httlt.
ht1ion thEt you indulge in simply hs-
GEuse yop Gre nerrous End worried.
doAsn't do YOU one hit Of good. aD3
mEEas everything hhaut yop pncom-
Portable, and long nttar the words
hE7e haa0 urtared, or the 8ee3 done.
1bt. memory viii rgnkla and burn.
En3 yon VII wish 1hEt yon hn3 hala
on 10 ."our tongne &nd your tsmpar
heiore gou got INTO such Il anrape-
ReaDalnher Inns the naxt time Won
ietl E'Dt oui ty lbs world i'll general,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-01-12
One ? Uudr,'5 G:sr< aga.
?I.A3e,YA.a Record

PHILADELPHIA Es'co-3
Jo12 A3&r1s w: president.
TIE saA: :: E,ve-lm%ot waS -.
;2:va3 tr21 T1:.a3s2gl:s - Wash,
-2G;o2,
VIZ With France wEs :2m:n*. !.
hli WIS a7@r:ai
Jo7.s:A-4 ezieo3t,3 tr:- Cs2a3a Il
Mexico. a2a tron the Mississippi: 10
the E1.E;es.
T.c-3a WIS uoi@- Spanish don;n-
ic.o.
The Ha3o;n river had YET 10 sae
that tar.oas irst steauhoat-
paC Grva; Lakes we're uo14r Brit
a:-'s co.ir3.
Slaves were imported from Africa.
There WASN'T 4 railroad in our
land.
Ditto telegraph.
Ditto cable.
Ditto electric lights. 'Mwas We
tallow dip that fourished.
In fact, 10 make long story
short, II may as we'll be said that
'twould taxi longer to tell the
things they had not than those they
had.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-01-12

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