Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-08-02

The Hope Lumber company has
fled its articles OF incorporation, with
the secretary Of state. The capital
stock Is $4,000, divided into 1000
shares Of $50 each. IL is all subscrib-
ed. The incorporators aud directors
are Otyille NJ. Field, Adolph q. Mn
neman and William Il. zimmerman Of
Hope, and Gustav Meeske and Otto
q. Mceskc OF MusEegon, Mich.
The st. Joe improvement COM
pany. with headquarters at Occur d.
Alenc, has filed It's articles Of incor-
| poration with the secretary Of state.
The objects Of the company are to
| improve the rivers Of this state, par
ticularly the st. Joe. The capital
stock III fixed at 100000, Of which ST.
GOD lias been subscribed. The incor-
porators are II. III. Edwards, Charles
II. Sitter, Joseph Roenier, Charles
W0rden and James ii. larte, all Of
Occur d'Alcnc.
al Pnrthill and escap ped across the line
last week. Immigrant Otficer w. b.
Thews heard OF the affair, however,
and overlook them at Naples. One
proved his right In this country by
showing his papers and was released.
The other three were taken to Bon
ncrs Ferry for hearing before Unit
Sd States Commissioner O'Callaghan.
They asked for time to get their pa
pers, which they claimed were In Hell
ena, Mont. This was granted and
they are held in the city jail and will
have Il hearing this week,
A Jap laborer was struck by u west
bound Great Northern flyer near Bon
ners Ferry Monday morning at o.
clock. lie was lying near the rail and
was struck on the top Of the head by
the engine, fracturing the skull. Sew
eral Japs came down from Katka Sun
day night, and after getting consider
ably under the influence OF liquor
went over by the railroad and built Il
small fire, by the side Of which they
were sleeping when the accident oc-
Cured. The engineer could not see
the man, and when silnaled to stop
the train by the fireman he was I'M
able to do SO to avoid the accident.
DR.. Bishop of Bonners Ferry, the COM
pany physician, was summoned and
dressed the wound. He took the pa
tient to Spokane Monday on No. Al.
Word has been received from Lake.
view that the new wagon road to the
Keep Cool mine has been completed,
giving splendid means Of transporta-
ton from Lake Pend d'Oreille to the
camp. The face Of No 5 tunnel is all
In solid ore, and In the Wine the min
ers are sinking from No. 5 in good ore.
The management has Just shipped
three tons of ore to Henry Woods of
Denver for treatment, the object in
view being the erection OF mill in
the spring. The owners are DESTROYS
of determining the very best process
of treating the ore. A recent sample
sent to james Cronin OF the st. Eu-
gene mine at Moyie, B. c., for treat
ment showed a saving of IS per cent
OF the lead and 50 per cent silver val
ues In the st. Eugene mill.
A special from Bonners Ferry, dated
July 20 says: Smallpox has made its
appearance in the Indian camp two
miles from here. So far one death is
reported, which occurred yesterday.
The Indian who died had just re-
turned from kalispel, Mont, where
he had been visiting Indian acquain-
tancts on the Flathead reservation.
1t Is thought that he contracted the
disease while there, and efforts are
being made to prevent it's spread
among the Indians here. AS there
was some difference of opinion as to
the cause OF yesterdays death, the
| town authorities sent DIR. G.. f. Bar
ker to the mission to make an inyesti-
cation. He reported the case to be
smallpox. Action was at once taken
by the town trustees, who declated
that quarantine existed against the
Indians, and instructed the marshal
to keep them out Of town. There are
not over IS Indians at the mission,
but their mclealhy habits and man.
ner Of living, as we'll as their ignor-
ance OF the.care a patient should re-
ceive, make the treatment of the dis
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