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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-01


1t is reported that the Silver Dollar
is to pass into new hands in a short
time.
The Admiral Dewey on the south
fork of Granite creek, is reported to be
showing some good ore.
A good deal of interest in Republic
camp is centered in the probability of
railroad being introduced.
Workmen have left Republic to begin
work in placing the timbers for the re-
ception of the hoist on the California
mine.
The Ajax mine, situated on the west
side of the San Poll river and two miles
north of the Golden Harvest, is report
ed to be developing satisfactorily.
No more work will be done on the
Hercules until next spring. as the in
flow Of water is too great to 60 on with
sinking unless machinery is installed
The Morning Glory raise is showing
some wonderfully rich ore. Work is
progressing quite rapidly. The raise
foot level
At the Princess Maud mine on the
300 foot level the north drift Is in 81
and the south drift 90 feet, with the
quartz Of the vein averaging about four
feet in width.
Superintendent George Miller Of the
Ben Hur has begun bailing the water
out Of the big shaft. He estimates that
it will take at least ten days to clear
the shaft. The nature of the work to
be done after the mine is drained Is
unknown.
The Flag Hill ledge maintains its
width Of four feet and there is little
change in the value of the ore. 1t is
a little richer and good deal more sol
i'd than it was for the first so feet. The
north drift is in 100 feet.
On the Gold Ledge good progress Is
being made on the new tunnel, it be-
ing in 25 feet. The so foot ore that
forms the tunnel face was done by day
labor, but the work OF driving is being
done by contract. The tunnel is SKI
feet in the clear.
There is deal on for the transfer Of
the Umatilla claim at good figure.
New York parties are seeking the prop
erty. The Umatilla and Silver Dollar
lie near the Mountain Lion and Knob
Hill, and are believed to carry the same
ledges that pass through those proper
ties and the Ben Hur.
At the Republic cyanide mill one Of
the Griffin mills has been installed, and
the bases of two others have been set,
but neither Of the ball pulverizers has
yet been removed. Up to this writing
so Of the cyanide tanks have been
cleaned up and show an average ex-
traction of over 81 per cent.
The Chico Is still driving north
along the footwall of the ledge in the
country rock. as it Is much softer than
the quartz, and therefore much better
progress can be made. The average is
about three feet per day. At the point
where the drift left the ledge the
quartz was eight feet wide and OF high
grade.
The superintendent OF the Butte 4
Boston states that the mine is looking
better than it has done any time here
tofore, but he declines to state just how
much ore he has in the face Of the cut
or it's value. There is no question that
there is body OF rich ore in the Butte
& Boston. but it may take some time to
determine its extent.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-01
|R1HNES1 NEWS ITEMS
kIEFIY TOLD IN NOTES.
interesting Collection of Items
r..m the Four Northwest States
~ MtsceIIaneOus Nature Guth-
.,ed the Past Week.
WASHINGTON.

spokane has % passenger trains
lilly.
Gene Johnson, II years old, living
,ar Larene, was accidentally shot in
leg recently.
warrant has been issued for the
rest of w. A. Lewis, a Spokane at.
rney, on charge Of embezzlement.
Representative Rosenhaupt of Spo.
hne has introduced bill to cut the
ain rate from $4.25 per ton to 1915.
The Big Bend -four mill, which has
.eu running single shift for some time
ccount Of sickness among the men,
again running night and day.
At Kalama Martin Sickle was hang
last week for the murder Of w. B.
hanklin, near kelso, in 1899. Martin
tickle confessed that he had murdered
ree people.
Susan Mulkey of Tacoma fatally shot
erself at the Royal House in San
tancisco, last week. The shooting is
aimed to have been accidental. There
e suggestions that it was with sui
)dal intent.
Two eight-inch rifled guns, which
ks to be set up at Bean Point, at the
btrance to Port Orchard. have arrived
Seattle. They will be delivered to
hjor Mills. who is in charge Of the
Tk on the fortiflcations. The battery
placements have been finished and
srything is in readiness for mount
g the big guns.
Sunday four masked robbers invaded
70 saloon of Robert Murphy. at Leary,
miles from Seattle, on the new Sc
tile & San Francisco railway, and at
)e points of as many revolvers COM
klled the bartender and 20 or more
htrons to give over their money and
Pluables. About $3.50 in money and
|veral watches and revolvers were se-
bred.
Bills to secure appropriations for the
|Ate normal school have been intro
heed in both houses. For the school
Whatcom $154,5OO is asked: that at
)lensburg wants $4,000. and that at
honey $45,744. The bills went to the
committee The modest
quest of the school at Cheney was
lbject Of much favorable comment.
Frank M. Hanley, bridegroom Of
ply five hours, took dose Of strych-
|ne at Seattle. Wash, Sunday night
his bridal chamber and died after
prrible suffering in the arms of his
eartbroken bride. With the words, 81
m not worthy of you" on his lipe Han.
~ passed from life to death. He had
|ved only 80 years, yet during that
line he had betrayed beautiful,
Dung, but poor girl in Minneapolis,
nd that sin SO worked on his con-
cience that he took his life rather
han take the chance of bringing sor.
ow to the woman he had led to the
lltar.
Postmaster Temples report Of the
Ppokane postoffice Tor 1900, shows con-
BUSINESS in 1900 over that Of 1899. The
|eceipts of the year amounted to $91,-
ia, an increase of $2332 over 1899.
pver $4,000 money orders were hand
ed during the year, an increase of
n0O0 over 1899. The registery de-
Gment handled over 600 letters a
ny during the year. The total receipt
For the quarter ending December 31st
mounted to $25.S97.50, against $24.-
|sl,37 in 1899. The receipts for the
lrst three quarters were $23,34S, $22,-
l53. and $21,SOS.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-01

Greenwood. AS 1t is the two properties
are practically under one management.
and 1t would not surprise the knowing
ones to learn that the Western Copper
Company. Ltd. had absorbed the Nc
Rae Copper company. Some OF the best
copper ore yet found in Deadwood
camp has been taken from these two
claims
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-01
job n DiehI Goes ~ jail.

Muncie, Ind, Jan. 2s.-Judge Bundy, in
the Henry county circuit court at New
Castle, has overruled motion for . new
trial in the case Of John Diehl, the rich
manufacturer Of Akron, charged with the
responsibility for the death Of Miss Mary
Farwig Of Richmond, in Muncie, q few
years ago, and the defendant was sentenced
to IA years in the Michigan City prison.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-01
INTERVIEW WITH EARL II.
says the Chinese Are Grateful to
Americans.

New York, Jan. pa dispatch from Pc-
kin says:
Viceroy Ii Hung Chang in an interview
said: "We are indeed grateful to the Am
erican government for the gradual evacua-
tion Of Pe-chi-ii. The quicker it is done the
better. 1t will save the situation, which
has been growing worse.
I'VE have ccnformed 10 the demands Of
the powers as far AS we can. Now we need
assistance in the execution Of details.
These armed expeditions are great mell-
ace. ! never breathe, scarcely, while one is
out.
''The gradual evacuation which the
American government so opportunely pro-
poses is the solution OF all our troubles.
When it begins the commercial and all the
other dealings will be resumed and the
anxieties which have oppressed VI will
vanish.
There is not the slightest design on the
part Of China to do less than we have
agreed to do, but We ask the powers not to
insist upon the impossible, but help US in
consideration OF our intelligent appreciation
Of the situation TO execute the demands
10 which, IN order to avoid war, we have
10 accede.
There Is not one word Of truth In the
story that Chinese troops are pouring into
the province Of Pc.chi-h. There is not q
single soldier within the district mapped
ont by Marshal Won Waldersee as being un-
der foreign Jurisdiction. Outside these linn
its We are collecting a few hundred soldiers
to take over police duties when the for
eigners leave. That is ALL
"The questions Of punishment Of the non.
importation of arms and Of the indemnitie.
must be developed from the preliminary
treaties not only with consideration Of
what is wanted. but with comprehension a.
to what China can do.
when the court will return to Pekin |
can not discuss. Ministers come to me every
day asking we when the emperor will re-
turn. ! can not answer. Would not that
be rude, as long as Count Won Waldersee,
our illustrious guest, is occupying the pal
acef Can We say when We would like
him to lcavef"
In conclusion the viceroy, who, despite
his recent illness, is looking well and active,
said There is no truth in the London
report Of the conclusion Of a Russo Chinese
convention regarding Manchuria."
Adv lees From Pekim.
Washington, Jan. 2s.--The most recent
dvices received by the state department by
he agent there are that the negotiations are
proceeding slowly, but they do not by any
means discourage the hope Of ultimate
agreement.
In view Of the recent publications touch
ing the insistenee Of the ministers at Pekin
upon the imposition Of the death penalty
upon the Chinese concerned in the Boxer
uprising, this statement il made by author
ity;
The reports which come from Pekin rep
resenting Mr.. Conger IA demanding the i'm
position Of the death penalty upon all the
princes and generals mentioned in the dis
patches are untrue"
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-01
Ferrrll n ust Die.

Columbus, Ohio. Jan. 29.--Governor
Nash has denied the application fer
pardon by Ro-slyn II. Ferrell. convicted Of
numbering Express Messenger Lane. Fer
rell will, therefore, be electrocuted in the
Ohio penitentiary on March l.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-01
To settle Up with spain.

Washington, Jan 30.-The president to-
day sent a message to congress recommend
ing the appropriation Of 100000 for the
payment of the claim OF Spain for Sibutu
and Cagayan islands, in the Philippine ar
chiTsago. in accordance with the terms
of the treaty recently ratified by the sen
ate
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-01
Fatal Roxinx Match.

Cambri Ige, Mass, Jan. 2S-Curtis l.
Crane Of Brookline was accidentally killed
during a boxing match with his closest
friend, George b. Ainsworth, in the latters
room in Craigie, Harvard college.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-01
o., mp,. Gambling House. n.sA~a

Olympia, Wash, Jan. 27.-Upon COM
plant Of w. c. Sumpter two Of the princi-
pal saloons with gambling houses in con-
nection were raided by Sheriff Mills and his
deputies.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-01

Lansing, Mich, Jan. 3O.-In an unan-
imous opinion handed down, the supreme
court sustained the constitutionality Of the
law taxing Inheritance.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-01

Madrid, Jan. 30.-The cession of Sibutu
and Cagayan de Jolo islands to the United
States has been gazetted.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-01
Metal Report.

San Francisco.-Silver bars, 621Sc;
Mexican dollars. 5011cG51c.
New York.-Silver certificates. 631z
G65c: bar silver, &c; Mexican dollars,
4Skc.
London.-Bar silver, 20 9-1Sd per
ounce.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-20

Your local coupon ticket agent
has been supplied with illustrated
and descriptive literature showing
tlr beaufir. OF thc scenery and ra-
sorts of Colorado aud zoe Rocky
Mountains These books are free
for the asking. and "Tho Denver
Road will be glad to give added use
-i.tauco hy correspondence bon your
choice of a place to spend your vac
cation. o.
Alouzo Carter our new photogra-
pher I- now BOO cine city and i- making
every improvement possible boo hi.
studio uuW undergoing repairs, and
will Doe something Ike lO day, before
he viii ho ready for business owing
tO thr recent fire.
The reason why Franklin Bros. are
the leading butchers of Bryan is
because their meats are thoroughly
refrigerated. arti.ticnlly haudledaud
served with polite attention Co cus-
TONERS O.
WANTED-A white or colorod
boy with his own horse tn drive
twelve head of cattle Co and from
pasture daily Apply 20 John NJ.
Caldwell. Is,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-20
Try Lemp-. FaI.LalI - -. ID

.IHN I .a.HHHfH.a NW|afuII iii NH#HH ~. Nss..H
,i ~. d. n",.'ai'ai, aug HhN. ll'r' Mis-,
'''"' "''' '' 'l"lll" !''''Iu'N'
Bring "n Your ,ncks' boys. They
want '''''i' "'l 'l J. i'iiNil" hi"'' ''
Ring up T.. b. I.omax and hp will
VIII ''iu I'I your ihuu"ry 'uhdl' -
Potato Bug Poi-on-25 cents per
package McDougald's Drug store. n
call on ID. $. Heane at Halls
Drug store FOR birth stone card
free. %
Second hand doors. windows and
muutrls fur sale. AurIy at this
office. N
j. u. Gee lrit Cog Hampstead yrs-
tgrday, after visiting Dds brother. j.
w. n.e.
ForU.ut-Ono six rnou bou.evitl
$4,000 .'''" '''' ''''''' N'7' Us. d.
''''''' ''
All the usw style. iumilliney and
% nice lime ol silk waists at Mrs. g..
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-20

Mis-, Sophie Wilson 90 Bolton.
school friend. is the guest of Misses
Mary and Nellie R1hdc Tuesday
evening rle Eohde home was opened
to the young people in honor ot Miss
Wilson The beauty of the rooms
was enhanced hy cool looking aud
artistic arrangements of flowers and
vines. while the lawn was bouutiiul-
ly supplied with coioied lanterns aud
-etteo. q delightful fruit punch
was dispensed by Misses Ailecn
Rohde and Lois Reynolds. Music
also added tD the pleasures of the
evening and some of the best uum-
ber, were furnished by Miss Lore
miuc Baynold, uf Franklin Cream
and cake were served on the lawn at
N O'Clock and the hour oi midnight
rlimrd before tIe large crowd began
t1 break up Mrs. Roldr assisted
Deer daughters iu making the youu.
people enjoy themselves, which they
did tu the fullest extent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-20

The county commissioners, In
session ~ the court house reviewing
the assessors rolls, find that In the
face Of short crops last year, the boil
weevil, and other calamities, the
taxable values will go this year 20
the i've million mark-a big increase
over last year. and the biggest as
sesment IN the history OF the country.
This shows that old BrazOs Is on the
up grade and is patifying intelligence
The court Will get through by Sat
urday, and In eases where they think
advisable viii cite parties ~ appear
before them on the /, and Of July.
Majors Bros. have bought the DR..
Oliver horse, one of the best animals
ever in Bryan aud are keeping ahead
of the procession Goo fine style. Call
ON them FOR the best In the livery
line. "a
My office will be- closed for few
days and ! respectfully ask YOU not
90 invest in real estate until YOU hear
from me again. Very respt. - 4.
Monroe Edge, Land agt. on
Cool night shirts, for these hot
nights. made of fine light wrl yht
cambria. with or without collbF at
On cents aud siW 40 Parks d he IL
drops. u
Take your repairing, cleaning aud
pressing 90 Parks q WaldrOp'- tailor
shop and have them done up in first
class shape a. reasonable prices "a
The Central Texas Teachers Assoc
citation are getting neat booklet
announcing the Bryan Summer
Normal, July { to Aug. 3.
Have you seen that elegant line Of
Windsor Ties at Parks q Waldrop's,
they are the proper thing 20 wear
this hot weather. u
lee cream win Doe served Friday
uightat the band concert Boz court
house yard proceeds for the benefit
of the Band 10
Mrs. @ v. Gamer. Mrs. G. p.
Jones and Miss Lal Dunlap went Co
Millicau yesterday to visit Mrs.
Dunlap.
Naiusook Balbriggau and Isle
thread uuder-hlrts at Parks and
Waldrop. AN sizes and prices. "a
Three experienced BARRIERS con
stantIy ready 90 serve the public 40
. the Union shop. ~
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-20
Attention, Parents and Guardians.

The city school census must Dee
closed by June % and number OF
children have uUt yet been enrolled.
Please call at the office of the city
secretary at once aud attend tO this
important matter which amounts tu
sJlj FOR rBch child boz toe scholastic
age. G.. NJ. spell, City See. %
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-20

d. Cells n. piorce's Compound
Sar.aparilla aud Liver Regulator Is
guaranteed not 20 grippe or money re-
funded For sale Sy Wilsou-Jcnkins
Drug Co. 70
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-20
70 cure ch1ls Or Malaria in : Gays,

Take ouinoria All druggists are au-
thor.zcd to refund the money in any
ease OF ch.lls. fever or malaria 10 fails
90 cure. Price soc per package. VI.
%. James the leading druggist, Bryan,
Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-20

G. W. &B. V. SCHEDULE.
No. Observation-Disclosures
gcr-Arrives ......... 1910 %. m.
No. l0l- Northbouud--MiAeI
Leaves .. ........ ....... Hu. m.
Males close connection With main line
a "a. rs going ufst.
No. lO2- ~OuthbOuud Mixed
- Arrives .......... 7:i0p.ni.
-. i03-Norihhound-Passe
~ gef~-lcayu- ......a:fj p. m.
lAakla close connection with main l.uo
40. A.. ..Hg east
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-02-08
GET DOWN TO FACTS.
Read What Mankato Citizens Say.

Get down to the facts of the matter.
Don't take stranger s word. 1t is
easier to prove the truthfulness of
statements made by citizens of Man
kato than endorsement coming from
some far away place. Read the fol-
lowing:
Mr.. Fred Fl. Esterly of $50 Poplar
street, of the firm of Green, Esterly
& Hill boiler makers, says: 81 have
had downright attack of sickness and
with the exception of Doan's Kidney
Pills never took any medicine.
had very bad back, it made me groan
to rise from chair, hurt me when
lifted anything, and any sudden move
ment like turning in bed brought on
sharp pains through my kidneys. !
read about Doan's Kidney Pills and
my wife went to ). G. Thro's and got
box 1 used less than one box but
the lameness in the lumbar muscles
disappeared aud the backache was ban
ished I consider Doan's Kidney Pills
a good remedy for the kidneys
For sale by all dealers, price 81
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
n. Y. sole agents for the U. S.
Remember the name-Doan Sand
take no other.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-02-08
QUITE A DIFFERENCE.
Great Falling Off of Street Expenditures
from Two Years Ago.

There is quite difference between
the street pay roll this winter and that
of two years ago. The street pay roll
allowed at the various council meet
ings two years ago was as follows
Dec. LIST, 1916. o.; Dec. nth, $3.50. 81 ;
Jan. 9TH, $685. At; Jan. 91st, 1915. 50 +;
Feb. 4th, 1896. 55; Feb. 18th, 1896. 90.
This year the figures are very differ
ent. The total December pay roll was
$193. SO against $437.91 two years ago.
The total January pay roll was $40. 76
against $780, 90 two years ago.
While there was more snow wo
years ago, this does not account for the
great difference in outgo Two years
ago, debt was being piled up against
the city, this year it is being paid off.
This year the offices are filed by
prudent and economical men, and the
people of Mankato know what bust
ness administration is like.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-02-08
Society,".

Mrs. ssThos. Davidson entertained the
T.sY.ssA.s societyssoI young married
ladies at her. residence: ss119 Jackson
street, Friday afternoon. As the
day was the third anniversary Of the
wedding of Mr.. and.~-Mrs. Davidson
they invited the husbands of the ladies
to supper and to spend the evening.
About thirty in all were present and a
most delightful time was had.
The masquerade given at Schiller
hall Friday night by Aurora Rebekah
lodge No. 81 was a great success in
every way. The hall was crowded
with fully 100 couples, and the Concor-
dia orchestra furnished the music.
Many of the costumes were original
and very we'll gotten up. The ladies
cleared larger sum than ever before,
and all present had good time
Dancing continued until nearly
morning.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-02-08
Seek Farmers From Japan.

A novel experiment in colonizing
is about to be made in the Argen tine
republic. 1t has been found that the
French, German and English immi-
grants for the most part have selected
the cities and large centers of popula-
tion for their residence. In these places
they have got control of many indus
tries, and take leading share in the
commerce of the country. The Italians
have been engaged heavily in river
navigation, while the stream of Irish,
which used to supply the demands for
agricultural labor, filled up the ship
yards and supplied the labor of docks,
flows no more. Some French, Swiss
and German peasants have founded
agricultural colonies and in certain
places the Russians and Poles form the
bulk of the rural population. But the
Argentine government has decided that
none of these nations supplies in suffi-
cient numbers a rural population for
the development of the country, and
have decided to import Japanese far
mers A great concession has been
given in the province of Formosa for
the first colony and arrangements have
been made to bring over 20, 900 Japan
csc farmers and settle them there.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-02-08
Weir MitcheIrs Clover Compliment.

DR.. S. Weir Mitchell, the famous
author, is famous also as a nerve
specialist, and ought to be famous as
a maker of clever turned compliments.
At reception he met for the first
time well-known Philadelphia lady,
says the Saturday Evening Post, and
in conversation with her he spoke of
his liking for the novel Crawford. -
81 am glad that my memory is such, :"
said he, that within the space OF two
years 1 can completely forget that
book, and so have the pleasure of read
ing it all over again. The lady to
whom he said this did not meet him
again until year or SO had passed.
she found that he'had quite forgotten
her and reminded him of their previ-
GUS meeting. Then it came to him.
"Ah, madam 7 he said SIT is with
you as it is with Crawford. have
the ability to forget, and thus NAV
have all the pleasure of becoming
acquainted over again.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-02-08
WOULD LICENSE TRANSFERS.

Some of the teamsters of this city
have started a move to have provi-
sion in the new city charter to protect
the city teamsters from outside COM
petition. They will ask that license
be provided and that no unlicensed
teamsters be permitted to do any haul
ing in the city. They say that far
mers come in and haul ice in winter
and do grading in summer to the de-
triment of city teamsters.
The charter commission will prob
ably refer this to the same committee
John AbePs petition for license on
shouting went.