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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-07-31

Volume 80 Of "Notes Of Military In
terest," which brings military intelli-
gence in great variety down to Jan.
Of this year. has recently been is
sued from the war department. No
space in this publication is allowed
for the setting forth Of what the Unit
ed States army aud military admins
traton have accomplished, but all
branches Of the military service Of
every European country are covered
and the new Inventions and improve.
ments OF instruments of warfare are
described.
The official compilers OF these
Notes of Military Interest" having
omitted all mention OF United States
military balloons, liberty VII at once
be taken to supply the deficiency in
part. Soon after the beginning of the
civil war the government appointed
chief aeronautle engineer OF the
army, and this officer performed num-
erous notable feats while connected
with the army of the Potomac. He
was Thaddeus S. c. Lowe. then of
Cincinnati. O., but a native of JEFF
erson, N. H.. town at high altitude
in the White mountains, He was
when but z6 years OF age a profession
al aeronaut and made his first ascen-
sions IN 1853 and during one Of them
rose to a height of $4,000 feet On
April 20, 1861, he rose from Cincin.
natl in balloon and drifted FIRST west
ward, but aftrward to the southeast,
attaining an altitude Of is 600 feet. He
descended in Union county South Car
DINA, after beng in the air eight hours
and traversing $50 miles in a straight
line
He next announced his intention OF
crossing the Atlantic ocean by means
of a balloon and for this purpose con
structed one Of oiled cotton with ca
poclty Of 725,OOO cubic feet but after
several unsuccessful attempts to in
fate II he abandoned the attempt II
b was on his recommendation that The
government resolved TO use balloons
for observing the movements Of IN,
enemy. but the government did moi
take action In that direction nutil aftel
Professor Lowe had demonstrated
the proficiency Of such service by
] making several captive asoensious
those In which the balloon is held {,
the earth and finally drawn down by
{ long rope-from the grounds Of tn,
+ Smithsonian institution. Washington
Sends Message from Balloon
Soon after his appointment he mad
experiments, the first OF the kind ey
Q er made IN sending messages by IN
{ electric telegraph from the balloon
s AZ about the same time he invente
q and put into practical use a portabl
y apparatus for generating hydroge
gas for war balloons. During Profei
sor loves connection with the arm
several OF the generaAS In high con
i mand made ascensions. Upon his n
tirement fgom the army he sold hi
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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
Free OF Charge.

Any adult suffering from cold set
tied on the breast, bronchitis, throat
or lung troubles Of any nature, who
will call at the Rathdrum pharmacy,
will be presented with IA sample bottle
Of Boschcc's German Syrup, free Of
charge. Only one bottle given to one
person and none to children without
order from parents.
No throat or lung remedy ever had
such a sale as Boschee's German Syrup
In Ill parts IL the civilized world
Twenty years ago millions Of bottles
were given away, and your druggists
will tell you its success was marvellous
IL is really the only throat and lung
remedy generally endorsed by physic-
ians, One 10 cent bottle will cure Or
prove its value. Sold ny dealers i'm all
civilized countries.
Get Green's Prize Almanac.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
srn.. rlrr,ox rruus


The Republican tx In receipt 1T n
copy Of II, Il. No. -, introduced by
Representative scott. of KQntenai.
The bill proposes 10 amend section ~.
relating "a elections etc The only
change OF any Importance proposed by
This measure Is IN The form o! the bal.
s.t. This change consists iii placing q
arcic between tho party designation
a. .he top ,fsrac!. column a,,d the
ia.i,e oi HE head III The ticket, ~
that the eitefor can vote a straight
ticket il he ~ desires, by simply plnc.
,sE. cfoss within this circle. This
lelent Importance 10 b. made the
iesslsnfaa assortment Ia our ciecti Ion
luxs What IN the ilse .of burdcning
sa,r, sla,utcs with u tot; NJ changes
which really amount Ia little or moth
laPy " Scott desired u change in the
;-leeilUn iasys that IL really necessary
and which would bc appreciated by
shr honest people In every party, he
sslssli have :iie.itsseii In his bill pro-
vision prohibiting the repetition uf Il
nindidate's name on the Official ballot.
n our election lava now stand II can
ttidLie's name can appear In tire. or
futf columns az the ballot. There IL
tni hing fair about this. II three or
four IElrtirs desire Ia fuse ana can
tfls., "A
ssniine them u. one column nn the III
iifsiai i,,tiui. Ifcy should moi br al
;swFei IN FUSE ami then proceed 10
...ss.,..l HI. na.,.., ii u single ticket al!
eser The ballot. The Justice II such n
salange ~ ehslnnS. The printing of 4
candidates name IN more than one
sDlumn IL simply IA scheme IT, c;iicii
the VOTES If The illitcrale and un-
Wafk electors. thirds If Il feather"
sill aluck together. Therefore, fu-
Sion ni,isi hc tolerated. i,ut the aver,
tsc fu,ion.r is APT 10 become 40 grasp
ing thu, II Is necessary seinct ines 10
eaii halt, and " should bc done In
tiils matter LAWS regulating the
printing ~ customers nantes upon the
psiielal ballot have been adopted IN
several states since the fusion craze
first started. and !, should hr done In
idaho The next republican lesIela-
air. whirh oili ~ the It'll Idaho leg
stature viii lliss such n law. Ia the
lneautinis stalt might confer a favor
alsn u loue suffering puhiic hy avoid.
tug lie addition III unnecessary tautoi.
s~s ~ our statutes II iSa lake meas.
al aai shsatla most ~ considered
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
Cannot Fix Successors salary.

Attorney General Martin has given
an opinion that county commissioners
can not fix salaries Tor theA success
ors. This was done by several ~ the
boards that retired The first Of the
year. 1t was believed by those COM
missioners that the supreme court rul-
Ing prohibiting commissioners from
fixing their own salaries did not pre-
vent them from liking the salaries OF
their predecessors. The attorney gcii-
eral gives his opinion In letter 10
Representative Bangs. IL which the
following Is q copy
Ia regard 70 the mmunleafon sent To yuu
by the commissioners of Lutah county
which yan refer IN fnr nay opinion us to
the proper naosic III mpensi.tio ion ~ members
~ ip,rds ~ county commissioners and III.
Amount woi'h they shouid receive and
whether ar MOI they would be paid "a per diem
OF 81 u da5 under the old law prior Ia the SAL
airy bill, or whether their salaries might be
fixed bN the presious board. ! will say that
after careful examination - ~. Question IL
II ny opinion that our supreme court In the
case -Of S,uokcy ~ commissioners ~ Ncz
PsEsa sasiniy. % Pa. 81. i,.ii that TINT see
ton ar the saiary law tbt'ins section D. Fifth
session, page, I'm prov idins for boar,s III
county commissioners fixing The salary II
mamhrrs ~ s,lch boards was entirely void
and that boards ~ county commissioners. i'll
thcir iuly sessions. intn, had no power To iiN II
salary for fsembers ~ such boar,is for the
years iini aud taf: Kat. ~ suggested by tho
SQUIRT commissioners should tc paid td per
has far the time they are actually engaged In
the transaction ~ county busines, ana The
actual and necessary cSpenses Incurred in
the transaction of such business
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
n,.iosnns COW. mon.

When the quarterly statement ~
tie auditor AMI treasurer. Whigh tile
law directs shalt he made is the haf,i
vt commissioners oI the setund Mon
day 81 the hrst month In each quar-.
tar and published forthwith. Was de.
fss.d FROM the second Nnnday ~ n,st.
stssY lssl until aftrr ths November
Eject sob. hv reason Tor the delay WAS
uln imiS. Tte fusion transformers
hail h-en assert ing that the financial
fssudlsioa of kuutcnal county was
in.~t excellent. and the publication Of
that statement, would have proven
ihen wan,on lmr> ilu' why should
the january statement also be de
lasehs u IA h,ea,ise the fusion barn.
AuFmer> Intend u plead ignorance IN
as,smia, 'on 4 their nis>iatemeuts
dafIt,g the lasi campaign AMI are te-
ginning hs irving Va make people he.
llets that ail lhc~ stasentents arc
necessarily deinNcds ,,f is II de.
iated hsa,lse they arr afraid IT what
4 statement viii show when the tnan.
~ aFiths county have reached con.
lisilnn where warrants aV eunB" Ia
Mtlaths swhlntl 4, a ltme ehru tho mr..
sulal Fessi.ue derived tram taxes ha.
l.s,n al paid ia. rt,"rr j. absolutely
", rxcip- feF the auditor anil trea>llt.
~ HATS violating ,l.' Law AMI The tuo-
lisv mhlc3l prompt. IL u nut i gpd
ssae,
hs lie wae. Mr., Taxpayer. have VA
apnp-a "a thlnk what il neau> Ia
ttass ~Arrsus> f,ult Ia mmthS Ia.
as,al "a ~. i~giuHug - the mu
s.ssf !, Hean. That til thF Warrants
lSsssssl ss.; we.h ihr 1T ~ APRIL lisa
ausi Tie sssd NasAl,y ot 1amar, lAal.
AZ outstanding. and that ih.rr is not
s,rnl ~ iisussvs IN thr treasury with
shssii ~ IaN slwal, n me,ns that
teTtig ih. is4>t tWe Asat> the rt>lon.
~ have >is.as nspv ,iau III, revenues
II 'eaFis thfss gears amt,unt to-. II
Hrais thsi the tsA-s Mill This y-ai In
ssarls d1,hle what th.s werr la>t
sear, oF thui the customers viii sstab-
issh lseaeY tsr the assfburdcns,l
taxpayer IN tfte s,ap' pf an additional
>.slpsl bond lsSn. hefnrr Tie end af
ansiher Year. i.nnllNes NJ II 500 4
year for running fusion rag. proyid.
Ing a iiannel-m@nhed ,lamp-llcker
siih amusement. nnlt.uised hills of
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

\oNeL fuR pUBLiCAT1ON- TIMRER
land. Act June j ISIS United states
~ 1850 Notice is hereby given that In com
pilaute with the prOvi>inns ~ the act OF Con.
grc>s uf Iuuc ISIS, entitled "An az, for III,
safe of thinker lands in the states OF Califor-
MIA Oregon. Nevada. aud Washington Terri
tory ~ extended IL all the Public Land
St',tts lay act of august I. l>!s.. Wills e Berg
>irln, 1T Priest River. County Of koatenAi
state az idahn has this day iiled in ms
oihcC M swoti statement No. ~ for the pilr-
chase IT tie F'e NEii, NV. Nfti and Nh,
81 - of ~cctton NJ : In Township NJ
~ y Range No ". Il. VI and VIII oir,r
pruot 10 SHOW that tho land sought Is NOR.
Naiaahle for is timber ur ston, than for agri-
cultural phrp'>cs. and - establish his claim
"a 'aid land hctore the REGISTER aud Receiver
nt thi> otbtc at tuenf Il Aien- ldah,l am
Monday. the 9th day uf February, Ieai.
Tie hutues ~ Witnesses Richard VI Mears
iin"ard Il, 1uula"r. Nmos McAhp ana "a
Nid U'ithn. all at PRIEST River Idaho
My and all p'r>onS claiming adversely the
AiSNe- described lands at,' requested 10 filr
thy'r sldtnls IA this Office on az before said
.oth a., OF fVtruarS iasi
u. Ii. BCnLoNG,
''-fa REGISTER.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

The following from an exchange
m,f>i base h.--n INTENDED for tire
would-bc editor OF our contemporary
published OH court house rotten row
We beg our readers indulgence, hut 1t
lh ~ yer. appropriate
A skunk day. while sneaking ih~ngl.
thu timber. dove aIixbt on branch
srnfi'y. bBs iaus III the doves reputation for
purity. the skaak turned tail and -oughi Ia
t.issf line bird viii, hi- shaking eseriinis.
q. ;.sr SAINT tins ss't:nS up howl aud rt-s,t-
Ing az much disturbance as ls,,sibir In at
tract the attention of the other denilens of
the aDods wiso. when they had come thither.
Inquired the. eaaas pf the ronimotion.
'Wh.wi" said The skunk do yon no, OBJ
-rrfr rta, Il foul smelling creature the dove
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

It's owncrs have pretty glMd thing IN
that 'pr,speet.
Does there seem Ia he any dIsposl-
ton, Mr. Ferguson. on the part Of out
side capital 10 invest in the district
and develop lis resources"
YES, capital is beginning To come
that way. This is more particularly
true ~ the las, three Or foar months.
or course, II takes time 10 bring tins
about. \ district must first demon
strate that IL has the ore, both In
quantity and quality, sufficient 10 In.
sure a fair profit en an investment, be
fore capital can be Induced To take
hold. But now that the district has
made sueh good showing, there Will
Ike plenty OF capital forthcoming
10 properly develop Its resources.
Everything viii progress more rapidly
from now on, and | look for very
busy season throughout che entire dis
trict during the coming summer
Mr. Ferguson seems To have I'M
bounded confidence I'm the future de-
yelopment and prosperity Of the min
ing resources around Lake Pend d.
Oreiilc. lie firmly believes that
eventually there Will be number of
good and permanent dividend payers
Ia the district, but not that every
prospect will turn out 10 be mine,
or that every mine will prove 10 he
asecond LIE Roi. lie is conservative in
his spcculations and bases his predi-
tions for the.future upon what the
district has already done and is now
doing.
While In town Mr.. Ferguson met Il
number.of old friends whom he had
not seen for some time. He left for
Blacktail on Wednesday.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION uNITEI

II
February e. 1901. Notice Is hereby given thai
the following settler has filed notice
of his Intention TO make final proof in support
of his claim under the provisions OF the act
An Act To provide for the ad jusl ment of the
land grants made by Congress Ia aid in the
construction OF railroads. and for the forfeit
are OF nncarncd lands ANA for other Dur-
poscs ami that said proof Will be made be-
fore the Register and Receiver, at Occur d.
Alene, Idaho. on April :. 1901, viz; Frederick
y Newsnn. for lots !, : and TO- Sec. |, twp.
% NJ L. } W.. g. VI,
lie names rs his witnesses to prove bis right
% said tracts Of land VIZ; James IL. I>ennc-
dy. AlpNandcr VI, Martin. Morgan H. .etlnan
ANA Brlnson NJ. Ross all az Post FANS Idaho
d. II. BUDIONG.
rs MID Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

\olleE fuR PUBLICATION TIMER
Land Aci June I ~, United states
land otneG IuVur d=Alene, ldahn n.,,cm-
N's ~ fsa NoiHr i herby Aivca thai In
c'hpiiansC with the provisions ~ the az ~
iwiEft>s 81 Jus \ l>es. entitled Am al for
ne sale 81 imbcr land, la the states of t,.l.
Mofhia. 0r.nu. Nevada Nnd Washington
lHrriiury- ~ extended 10 sl tide puhlic
islnd states 10y art ~ Angus, J. i~s. Henry
" ht>t ~, Jr. 81 >paktut. County II >lui-
Nanc. stare az Washington. has this dax tii1d
20 tbt> otner his >wurn Statement Na *, for
the purehASs NJ the Y - : - ~ section Nj
!. IN toMhship No - y, range Ne. > ". n
w., ana Will Offer prysaf Ia show that thu land
sought i mprc valuable for lts timber or
>so". thaa for agricultural purposes. aud In
Ss'aotish his claim to said land n. for, the
hrSisief ana Revolver IT this office NJ Ccrur
~ Meme; idaho ON Saturday. Tn, gth day, az
March iaOi "
lie naules as witnesses. byron Weller
iran AtreieN. Harry J.. Richardson ana
hvnrN VI Nta>eicS. Sr,. ali ~ Spokane Wash
NnN ana all parsons claiming adversely thu
loNr dc>crisud lands arr r,qU,.>t.d 10 hl,.
their claius In this office an or before said gth
day of March. FaI VI
Il II Bt-DI.oNG.
- = kss-t~fsr.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

NOTICE FOR PUB llrATlON. DEPART
ment of the Interior. Land Orlice ~ Occur
dAlene Idaho Jan , lepi Notice is hereby
given that the follow ing named settler has
Met notice of his intention to make final
proof In support OF his claim. and that said
PROOF VII ee made before NJ : Lindsay L. y
commissioners, Ut Priest River. Iduho on
February ~ tool VIZ: William W. Bennett
III. l,As for the T. - NV II. and lot /. SOD
W. Twp. ~ ". H.. W. II. W.
Tie names the following witnesses To provp
his continuous residence upon and cuitiya-
lion 81 pld land viz: samuel l. Davis
John Z. Johnston. Amee NcAhee. James "
McAhee All of Priest RIVER. Idaho,
ID. H. 81 pLONG,
'''A = Register
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

\O1leE FOR PUBLICATION DEPART
ment Of the Interior. Land Oaice at
tneur d'Altnr Idaho, IAN. -, lNi Notice
Is hereby given hat The following named set :
tier has flied notice of his intention to make
hnhl proof IA support OF his claim. and that
said poouf will be- made before REGISTER and
Receiver, Occur Il Aiene. idaho, ON March 10.
1901. Nk. John NJ. Sachs. lid 1871. for the
sWtl. Sec =. Twp. 81 y. Il. !. W. Il. ~
lie names the following witnesses to prov a
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton of said land. VII; Amos McAhee sam
url I. Davis. Howard r. Gnmner and Charles
Doust, all OF Priest River. idaho
ID. II, BCDLONG.
hi-Mh Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

NOTICE FOR Pr RIICATION-DEp
mcnt Of the Interior. Land Onicc at Coeur
AHte. tdaho. Dec : 1870. Notice. Is here
by gwen that the foilowing-named spfthr
mas nied notice Of his intention to make mai
pfool IN support of his claim. aud ;hat said
prVot Will y" made before Register and np-
eiNet Al Occur Il Atene. Idaho. ON Februsry
L. WI, viz: Robert schlnml"in. HI S,3 for
the So N"'f Is sNi, and SWi. SWI,
Ses i. Twp - y. L, 3 w. IL. NJ ="
u' hahiN> Tue following witnesses 10 prove
ms continuous r'sid.nco npun, aud ,.uft,ya
non ot, >iid land, VIZ: lohu Quinn. .Iamrs
terhrash". Lincoln L. fcrhrarhP ouIr !,
>chIeinietn all OF Granite. iitshu.
- l.. H. Bt pIoNC.
Receiver.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

PnrseyTrRIAY CHCRcH-Prcachins services
every alternate Sunday NJ :U am. and
1880 p. IN. Sabbath school every Sunday at
10 IL. IN. Midweck service Wednesday eve
nin.,s ut 20 b. m
f.. A. WALKER. Pastor
Catholic CHUacn--Services every 3rd sun
day Ia the month at 1879 am
REV. THOMAS PURCELL.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
NOTICE FOR PuBLIdAT -, ,Tls W.

NOTICE FOR pURIIdA ALTON .TlNBl1
Land. Act June 3. lis united s ~
Land Office. Occur d enc, Idaho Jsa
i&l. NOTICE. is hereby given that in compa
With the provisions of the act OF ConsrS2
June 3. ISIS. entirled AN act for The sae
tlmber land, in The States OF California
gDn, Nevada. and Washington Territory,
extended TO all the Puolic Land states "
OF August I. ls!t,. Edward Marcott- " ~
grove. County of kooten:Ei. STATE OF W.
has this day iiied in this or\ce his sworn M
ment No. AZ. for the purchase of ne w
Sect ion Nh ai in Twp. No. ~. y. kanss
iW., Il. 81. and will offer l,roof 20 SHOW
the land sought is more v;t,uable for 49,
Der or sione than for AGRICULTURAL pun
and To establish his claim 10 said and ee'
the REGISTER and Eerriver of this ofs
Occur Il Acne. Idaho. on Tuesday, te
day of March. 1901.
lie names as witnesses: Thomas ofaqs
Thomas Olmstead. OF Coe4r d Acne. ~
aud Alfred Croleau and Joseph tiloa"
NarieS. Idaho. ~
above-descrincJ iands ara REQ uesied 70
their claims In this Office on or pe'o'
- -"''en' i NJ BtpLoNd,
JIs.N-, ~ ~ Resisse
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION-TIy
~ Land. Act June 3, ls7s-United :
Land Office. Occur d'Aitne, Idaho. hi
1901. Notice is hereby given that in comm.
with the provisions of the act Of Consr5
June y 1875, emitted AN act for the ~
timber lands in he states Of California I
gon. Nevada and Washington Terriior]
extended To all the PUBLIC Land STATES m
Of Augns, !. 1852. William y. McMillanofjJ
d'Alene County of Kootenai, state Of M
has this day filed in this oftioe his sworn \,
nlvnt No ~. Tor the purchase of lots ii
ana NINA Sc, of Sec. 70. u Twp. No. 81 4.
No. W. b. NJ, and will offer proof n j
that the land sought is more valuable h,
umber or stone imam for agricultural! /
poses ana 70 establish his claim to said
before the Register and Receiver of This h
a. o9eur dAltne. ldah p. ON Tuesday
J., ne names as witnesses Alfred Gn}
lhuinas Grady. George l. pck. Fred Far3
of Occur d'Alenc. Idaho
Any and all persons ella Timing adyerselv
upoNc-ucScflbtu lhnuS are requested t0
their claims in this Office on or befor,
10Th day of March. 1901.
90. ID. u. BUDLoNG.
Jll-Mi'' kcgisa