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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-23

ms promoting enterprises. During
the past summer NessrS. Phillips and
>oule have mad in their employ ". G.
Brewer mining expert who is well
known in Rathdrum. Mr.. Brewer
has spent his time pros becting In the
Hayden lake district and located a
property which Messrs. Phillips. Soule
and Brewer now propose to develop.
These men are highly pleased with
The surface indications dn this proper
ty, which they are convinced can be
developed INTO payiilg mine ut 4
nominal cost. They Are also well
pleased with the formation in the
Hayden lake district. They say the
formations are very regular. which is
great advantage in development.
when once the ledge ON the property
has been located. They also say that
the surface indications IN this district
are far above those in dish ricts which
have become prominent through tie
velopment and investmeut Of capital.
which have made producing and pay
ing mines. Mr.. Phillips Even went 50
far as To say that the outloOk in the
Hayden lake district is IA better than
it WAS in the Buffalo Hump district
before capital went into hat country.
and that the chances foI developing
paying properties are prdportionately
brighter.
III these things are true, and we
have every reason tG believe that they
are, for we know that Two Of our
tOwnsmen own a good property in
that locality which a hack of capital
only has kept from being developed
into paying proposit1 In several
hundred men will be at work In the
uayden lake dist rict before spring.
MeSsrs. Phillips, Snule and Browcr
propose TO incorporate and begin de-
yelopment~ on this pro perty with
funds secured through the sale OF
stock. To this end the i ask the
earnest cooperation Of the business
men Of Rathdrum, and we are pleased
to note that the latter are showing a
cpmmendabe SIP irit by liberal sub
Scriptions for blocks OF stotk. If any
thing comes Of this enterprise. and ii
looks quite reasonable and feasible to
us. Rathdrum Will be greatly bene it
ted. even To the extent that her popu-
iation may double within a year.
1t is the first opportunity fer Rath
drum in many years, and VIE trust our
people will recognize the Importance
OF putting their shoulders to the
wheel and doing all they CO n To deyel-
op this mining property.
The owners OF this property have al
ready arranged TO put tortc Of sever
al men at work and operations will
be commenced immediately.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-23

costs. y" ~
Au'iers jacobson. native ~
sweden. MAS admitted to cjtizenshin
Grand jury found no true Nm
against j. \. Brown and James Var.
,'es' the former out on bail and the
ittter confined in the count. all
i'iey We're ordered dis .harg.d.
Case OF ). Dimick IS. Mary Di,,;cl
!. W. Frost was appointed referee 10
take testimony and renort to Tho
court.
Inc grand jury found no true bin
against Frank Jungers, who was
pound over on two charges and was
tohhhed In the county Jail. He was
ordered discharged.
VIM. Russell. native Of Great
britain, was admitted To citizenship
Grand jury presented their final re.
port and were discharged.
Case OF ii. W. Collins VS.. Georya y
steele, ct al, was to have been tried
TO-DAY, but ~hen the case was called
Ihe defendant failed To appear. Fl
w. Collins, the plaintiff, was on hand
with Chief Seltice and about a dozen
other lndial. wit tn aSses.
Case OF State of Idaho VS.. Pease ct
al, was continued for term.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-23

NOTICE FOR Pr OBLIGATION TIMER
Land. Act jane 3 i~1s United states
Land 0fiiea'. CoCur Il Aiepc Idaho, ct, -
iHa Notice IS hereby given that ia COM
piiaaee with tl3e pros i.ons ~ the aet u on
.rrsss u June 3 r.. entitled An aef for tbs
-sile OF timber iaBds in ii4r states az pitfaf-
MA. Oregon Nevada. amt Washington 'ietrl-
tory ~ extended 10 ali tie Puhlis isliul
states ~ act " August j. i-tfs. Bortie VI rf.itf
~ -pohnne. county - spokane state OF
s. ashIu.tun hns this das hied IN this DIN q lis
sworn stateraeut so. SAG FOR the purchase IT
The 81 ! 81 -,s5tian W. ~. Ira Township NJ -
~ range Va s Is . u. ana wiII of',f pftaf
10 sboN that fils and S97ight j. more valuable
for ~ fiMiler 81 stou' than FOR ART Hrat
pufplses. and - establish hi- claim - sad
laud f,sfpr.. See Register ANA Ri-a.tvrr ~ ihi>
office al tarur d N4ans. ldai.a. on Aedne sd +.
he oh elY % January. ftsi
Tie names - wltrs.ss4-s I.sme. Murray
tt1as. AaliaJs. 144ries Pelham ~ EatbdrnF1.
icslho. and Percy !. B'4.neit of iiho idaho
Ans gend al person. claiming adversely ihv
abovt.-fisssr.bs'a lands arr requested I" nls
lheit ctiinl, "a his osi,ee On az tfpr sstia sli
day Of TauuHfy hni
u. ~ ~ bIONG,
oa-slr9- REGISTER.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-23
An OPPORTUNITY FOR RATIipRuM
Mining Promoters Begin Development OF
Property iu Hayden Lake District.

:. W. PHILLIPS. a prominent n mi%
promoter OF Spokane, accompanied .!
E. G.. Soule, a prominent Spokane
mining attorney, spent several days in
the city this week in the interests q
a scheme to develop mining property
located in the Hayden lake district.
Mr.. Phillips is largely interested III
mining in the various districts OF
British Columbia. and also in the Pal-
mer Mountain and Goat Creek as
tricts in Washington. and in each 10
calitv has been highly successful III
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-23

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION DEPART
ment Of the Interior Land ONCE ~ Occur
a Al,ne, Idaho. NOV. Is. l-Al. Notice Is hyr,,hy
given that the following named settler has
filed notice Of his intention Ia make final proof
IN support of his cIaEfn. and that said proof
Will he made before v. = Lindsay. l.. :. Com
rs 3, 1871. VIZ: william VI, Bennett I'D 1855
for the Fls NV !, and lut /, sec. - Twp. 81
~. II. W. 10 NJ
lie names the following Witnesses ~ prove
his cont lnuous residence upon and ruiti Al ION
q said land. viz: samuel 7, Davis John u.
JOHNSTON \ mo, McAhce aud James ". Nc
Ahee all OF Priest River idAho
u. II. 8tDi.oSE,
MI III Register
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-23
GUY DAN Is,
Clerk

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION DEPART
meat cf the Interior Land Office at Coeur
Alenr. Idaho. Oct. q. 1890 Notice j. nercb,
given that III. following r3ssfsi.s,i ---ticr has
hicd notice OF his intention TO make final
proof ia support OF his claim. and that said
pfeof viii hc made usfos. N. :. Lindsay, L. y
commissioner. At Priest River. Idaho on
Nencay. Dec. 10. 1871. VIZ. tiarics +. Martin.
ia, W; ai9 for the w ~ SW Ia aud Lots
and Of sec. J. TWP. 3 y, Il. W. b. NJ,
He names HE following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
or said lard. VIZ: Antonio fr,sta Michael
Pres,a, s.~orgs Cary, ir;tnk NJ. kromer ali of
Priest River, Idaho.
u. II. BunLoNG.
I'D Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-23
Court News.

convened November Il, 1900
)ourned from day TO day until
!, at which time the indge ar
+ Graham was appointed to act
~ attorney, owing to the ILL.,
j no. b. Goode.
j. Miller. a native of Germa-
admitted TO citizenship.
jury convened, 10 in number.
hes Casey was elected foreman.
Jellum and Thos. Waddle
pointed bailiffs.
Ease of the Northern Pacific
vs.. A. ID. Reid, was continued
y,
f J. |. Barnes VS.. c. p. Hill
missed. each party ssmy his
t..
81 kootenai Valley Ry. Co.
NJ. J. Casr, ct al. was coutin.
or term.
kootenai Valley RS. Co. vs..
PntgomRry was continued fer
q. II. HorSfall VS.. Adelaide
decree of divorce was grant
paintif.
and jury found no true bill
W. +. Sharai, Gus johnson
D. Boyer, all Of whom were out
awaiting the action of the
fs. They were ordered dis.
ana their bondsmen released.
). +. Reddy VS.. j. A. Brown
Used BY stipulation.
Q, Patton VS.. J. \. Brown.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-23
ically managed. Likewise the office
NJ sllnnl en- ,Anr;n fnndn,,a

ieally managed. Likewise the Office
u school nperintcndent.
we desire 10 thank the various
county officers for their courteous
treatment and ready assistance I'm our
the sheriff for his
promptness IN obtaining witnesses.
the acting comfy attorney for his ef-
hcient services. By his good advice
and earnest efforts he has .ssened our
iaoors. shortened our session and
saved the county large, needless ex-
penSe. Lastly we are under especial
obligations 10 the court for its clear
amt concise statement OF the purposes
for which We were called, tho matters
which we should inquire into. and
the examinations we should make as
delivered To as in its charge before en-
tcrng upon our duties.
Respectfully submitted
JAMES CASEY.
Foreman.
GUY DAVIS,
Clerk.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-23
\orIcF FOR PUBLICATION riMsEl

\oTIcE FOR BLtFATION TIMER
= Land. Act June !. is,s nted ~tat.S
Land efNee. Cpcnr i Alcpe, Idrhp, oct 10,
1000. Notice l. hereby given thai Ia compliance
with the prov isiona Of the assf Of Congress ~
Jane 3 ia1-. entitled =" M act for the s.tlr Of
timber lHndS in the statcs ~ california. ore
gon. Nevada sgd Washington Territory ~
cxfcnd.d 10 all the 'ubIic Land states by aet
~ Asgust T. iA92 Howard Il GaniaCr ~ Priest
RIVER County af keat"nai Stlte 81 Idaho.
has tt Is day filed IN fills otiic. III sworn state
iueui NJ. 80. for the punches" ~ fha \ & Ma
aud 81 l. So, W. II, IN Twp 80. II. y. l. No
W. II. NJ. and VIII Offer proof 10 shus thai
The land sought IS more NaiuHt4l.t fur IA Tim
ber or stone than for agricultural purpose,
ana "a establish his el4im IA said band h.f',ee
The Register mud Receiver ~ Raj. Office HI
Occur d'Alene. idaho. on fdnesday. the
A1h day OF December. lse
lie names HS Witnesses Richard Nears.
Charles Mears. Fred " 1ifrnapr aud Milton :
Lindsay. All ~ Prt ! River. lduhD
Any ard all persons claiming adversely llr
al5OVe-dt>sribed land, nfc requested ~ aio
their claims ia t4ls Office on OF before said
9th day Of December. 100
=. Il BrDL0NC
0i5 Dsf Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-23

klOpf, she furniture man, has a
Inc line OF carpets. Call in and sec
hem.
VI. D. Wright came up from Spo-
y ne Thursday to look after busin.. S
Interests at this place.
W. E. Young, engineer at the La
EIDE saw mill, is transicting buslne s
\ Rathdrum today.
Jas. A. Mitchell left for Mabton,
the first Of the week to acce,
pvsition with the \. +.
John Sherman Of the NJ. d. Wright
bmpany, made a business trip to
peur d'Alene, Wednesday.
ats an i'll wind chat blows nobody
bod" The storm of this week oug I
raise the price Of wood several
Bitches.
IA fine line OF undertakers' supplies
I've just been received by Klopf, the
rniture dealer.
{. II. Dart Of the Cable Milling Co.
Post Falls was transacting business
town today. He left an order at
office for line Of printed sup
es.
i is expected that the work on the
kerior Of the new Catholic church
this place will be completed and
1T the editice will be ready for occu-
pcy by New Years.
w. Fountain, representing the
iii Simon music company of Spo-
be, spent several days in the vicin-
OF Rathdrum this week, looking
Err the firms interests.
(irst-claS furniture at Spokane
les at Klopf's: next ~ Eilerl's
et market.
A. Merritt came in from Scnaac-
teen today. He reports about 10
hes Of snow throughout the valley.
Merritt made business trip to
Falls before returning home.
merry party OF about 25 Rath-
n young people enjoyed a sleigh
to the Rimrock school house
rsday evening. The attraction
a meeting of the Rimrock literary
Ity.
Z. Evans, who has been at work
tie camp near Markham for sew
weeks, returned to Rathdrum the
of this week. He expects to
T. the winter at making ties aear
lite.
L. Young and L. NJ. Hurt Of
II were transacting, business at
bounty saat Tuesday. These gem
In report the, influx OF new set
into that locality increasing.
Balkow has for sale team Of
5, six and seven years old, IA
n as good as new, and a new set
Rvy work harness. The mares
1000 pounds each.
you'd appear this morning thas
ection is to be favored with the
ptage of good sleighing from now
After Drawing the storm from
riday until Wednesday, we are
ed to some advantages.
is Eilert had narrow escape
being severely burned one day
week while engaged removing
from his acetylene gas plant.
time ago similar accident re-
in severely searching his hands
&c.
c changes in the membership OF
ID. Wright company are re-
to have taken place during the
I John Sherman has retired
!, |he tirrhand NJ. D. Wright now
Practically all of the concerns
I Mr. Sherman's plans for the
are not known.
I Catholic ladies' have given up
THANKSGIVING dance, but other
! ements have been made and the
will be given rs, previously an
u First-chss music has been
: from Montana and good
\ assured all who attend. The
Z will take place in Harris hall.
> s, S1.0O.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-23

\OTiuF fOR PUBLICATION DEPART
: mcnt OF The Interior. Land Ot.lce Al Corur
dArne. Idaho. October ~ l!Na Notice +
hereby given thar the following named settler
has iilea notice of his intention 10 make final
proof in support OF hi, claim. ana that said
proof viii hs made before NJ : Lindsay. l..
: Commissioner. AT Priest River. Idaho. on
Monday, Dee 10 1890 w: Matt. johnson Id.
No. 1911. for tbs SN ~ Sea, ~, Twp. - y. IL.
". B "
lie name, the following WITNESSES 10 prove
his cont tnuous Residence upau and cultiNaI ION
OF -aid land. VIZ: Gtt0 Peterson. Charles b.
MortUn. Gle Peterson all ~ Priest River. Ida
hUA and Charles NickS OF -andphint ldaiu.
u H. ~ ptD\G.
~ u. Register,
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-23

NOTICE FOR IT hLiCATIOS- DEpAkr-
int.nt uf rho INTERIOR Land Otce Al Occur
q Aieae. Idaho, Nov. $, i1Ga Notice Is here
ny given that the following named settler
has tiled notice OF her intcntion go make iinal
pfpOr IN support Of her claim. ANA that said
proof viii be made brfesc REGISTER and Ike
rciYer III Cnonr y Ai.a;. idaho On iiv,CIn Der
=. 800, VIZ. .Iane Rose. mother and sole
helrof Nabett +. Rose decreased homestead ~
for tie >hi.. see :. TIP. 81 n. range 8 w, Is VI.
she nHnVs the following witnesses To prove
her continuous residence ufon, aud s.ultiya-
tinn of. said land w: William l.. Eunnally
Henry II. Boyer William II. II. kiczur and
Thomas II. k"izur, all Of kithdrun. ldiIho.
- H. III nLDNG.
N1-D.i Receiver.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-23

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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-11-23

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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-22
SITE FOR THE AUDITORIUM.
It Must Not Be One of the City's Pub.
lie Parks.

The Auditorium committee Of the
Chamber of Commerce held a meeting
Yesterday afternoon ar O'Clock in the
mayors office.
The principal subject discussed was
a site for the proposed auditorium. and
committees were appointed to secure
options on several sites proposed, viz,
the colored Baptist church property on
he corner Of Morgan and Wilmington
streets: the Fowle property on the cor
ncr Of Fayetteville and Davie streets:
10 examine the title to Moore Square
with a view to asking IT'S donation by the
city for the auditorium.
This latter ought by no means To be
permitted. The city has too few parks
now. To put an auditorium or any
other building in one of them means its
suhversion from the uses to which IL
WAS dedicated
Moore Square is in the part Of the
city where Il public park is most needed.
and it would be a grave mistake to use
It fer any other purpose. Put the audi
torium somewhere else. Leave the nit
Of green grass and patch of sky and
sunshine there as il iS-the women and
children of that section of the city
need IT.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-22
LURHAM'S MILLS.
CAPITAL of New Mill Raised From
S25O.0O0 to $3.50, 900.

Durham, Y c., February 21.--
Especial. The new cotton mill to be
erected in Smoky Hollow, Which was
originally capitalized at $250,0O0. will
now cost S450.OOO, 100000 more having
Eeen added to the capital stock. The
anew factory will have 10000 spindleS
and 500 looms. Ground is to be broken
next month for the erection of the plant
The Durham Hosiery Mill, which as
owned by General Julian ;. Carr wlll
he moved to the same locality. The cap
ital stock of this company, Which was
originally 100000. has been increased
10 $25O,00O. Work will begin right away,
and it is expected that the new hosiery
mill will be ready by the first of Sep
TENDER.
The new power house of the Durham
Electric Light Company is TO be erected
in Smoky Hollow. 1t viii cost SoOOoo.
and is to be equipped with the best and
most improved machinery, making the
plant equalled by none in this state.
In place of that disreputable locality
and cess-pool of infamy and inqulty, the
community known as Smoky HOLLOW.
where more murders and other GRIMES
have been committed than in any other
locality about Durham, there will be the
busy hum Of spindles and other sounds
Of an active community. Smoky Hol-
low will soon be a thing of the past
thanks to General j. :. Carr.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-22
THE AUGUSTA AT NORFOLK.
The Chesapeake Steamship Company's
Palatial New Steamer.

The palatial new steamship Angus
ia" of the Chesapeake Steamship Conn
pany, left Baltimore Tuesday night with
party of transportation men and others
ON board, and reached Pinner's Point an
at early hour yesterday morning EN- route
10 Newport News. At Pinner's Point she
was boarded by special lqarty of An
gusta, Ga, people, including the Mayor
Of Augusta, various officials. bank Of
lc1als and others, accompanied by MIR. X.
W. HUNT, travelling passenger agent OF
The southern Railway at Augusta. and
Mr.. >. ii. Hardwick, assistant general
passenger agent OF the Southern Rail-
way, of Atlanta. Also by a party from
Raleigh, y. c., including Miss Jane III.
Andrews. who christened the steamer al
It's launching in Philadelphia, and her
mother, Mrs. A. b. Andrews, wife OF
the First Nice-President OF the Southern
Railway. Also in the party were Mr.. \
Il. Andrews, Jr., Mr. j. T. Pence and
Mr. W. G. Briggs
The guests We're received by Mr..
Reuben Foster general manager of the
company: Mr.. E. Edmonds Foster, audi
tor, and Mr.. II. J. Chism. general freight
and passenger agent.
AT 1870 O'clock yesterday morning.
special tug left the wharf of the South
crn Railway with Mayor Johnston, va
l'ious city officials, press Representatives
and others of Norfolk and the party
boarded the Augusta at Primers Point
and all took breakfast aboard the Au,
spSta. The Augusta then steamed to
Newport News, where the dry-dock was
inspected. The return trip was by wav
of Old Point Comfort.
AT II a. IN. the Augusta returned to
Norfolk and lay at the Southern Rail-
way wharf, where hundreds of leading
citizens inspected her.
When the party reached Norfolk, those
on the Augusta boarded Souothern
Railway tug for a "trip around the har-
hor and 10 the Norfolk Navy yard, re-
turning IL Norfolk about ! p. III. linen
followed n trolley ride for the visitors all
around Norfolk as guests of the Norfolk
aRGilway and Light Company. Every eff
fort was made to make the Augustus
iniual visit to- Norfolk an event of inter
est that will dong be remembered.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-22
Alston-Polk.

4 marriage that was an event in col
ored society here was celebrated last
night at St Ambrose church. The groom
was Gideon g. Aston. an industrious
young colored man, and the bride was
Ethel a. Polk. daughter of Daniel X.
Polk, the porter on Col. A. h. Andrews
private car. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. G. III. King at 8 o'clock in
the presence of large number of people.
The best man was fleetwood Nichols,
and the maid of honor was Mary Polk,
sister of the bride.
The other attendants were: Edgar
Prayther with Eleanor Ford, Willis
Haywood with Lillian Ransom, Jack
Rogers with Annabelle Mitchell, John
Curtis with Eta Hartsfield, Phil Hay
wood with Betsey Polk, and Nathan
Walton with Daisy Kicks.
The flower girls were Louise Hoover
and Wihelmena Otey.
After the ceremony at the church the
wedding party repaired to the Polk resi-
dence on Mcdowell street, where a re-
cCption was gwen.
The bride was the recipient Of many
handsome and useful presents.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-22
An INDIANA ROMANCE.

The play Of Am Indiana Romance"
which viii soon be with Us, is from the
pen of Mr.. j. c. Nugent. 1T is pas
roral comedy drama, entirely new, re-
freshing and interesting. 1t lis mot of the
classic, hut a simple tale dramatically
told, where the hearts plays great big
part, where tears mingie with laughter
and You go away feeling better and
stronger to face life and its stern realities.
This play was purchased from Mr..
Nugent, by Mr.. Robert Downing, and
The company now presenting it is under
the direction Of that well known actor
and manager The prices for this en-
gagement will be within reach of all and
it is play that is clean, upright
and pure. The date for this production
is Tuesday, February 9th. Reserve
seats will be on sale Saturday morning
AT Bobbitt Wyne's Drug Store.