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

II IL not commonly thought that the
hogs OF the bacon type are improved
breeds. II Ii generally supposed that
they are hogs having all the character
isfics Of the razor backed native hogs
that represent all that il undesirable
for feeding purposes. The first point
necessary 10 make clear Is that a thin
hog Is not In any sense bacon hog.
Ia the bacon hog II IN desirable 10 have
shca. one and half Inches Of fat with
an abundance Of lean flesh In the car.
cass. II IL flesh, muscle or lean meat
that Ii desirable and not In any sense :
thin carcass. An important point
among the desirable characteristics Of
the bacon hog IL that Of form. The
side should be ms long as possible. with
great depth. and ie.elness from shonl-
der to hip should he the leading chnrac-
terisiie. The shoulder should not bulge
out and the hams should not be pendant
and plump as In the case OF the lard
hog, II straight edg. is laid along
the side Of the typical bacon hog Il
should touch every point from the start
Of the shoulder 10 the eud of the hind
quarter.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

empty space on the other end OF the
Pipe In which there Ii no air. and tho
pressure Of tho air ON tho water Of tho
sprlng instantly eompcls tho water to
now up the pipe and over the top and
down to the outlet. No that II the well
70 not over twenty i've or twenty-si
test deep. and the outlet Of the pipe
u more than this. the water will con
tinue to now. once II In drawn over the
elevation. Hut. m water always has
some air dissolved In II. and this es-
capea ~ the water flows up the pipe.
u collects nj the top, and. In time.
makes Z large bubble. which stops the
water. until the air In got out and n
new start II made. This Ii don. by
nlling the pipe at tho place marked nj
the top. closing each end by taps pro
vided for this. and then starting the
Cow again.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

Horse breeders have every reason to
feel joyous over the demand for good
horses. both at home and abroad.
The great complaint or the dealers Ii
that they ind It difficult to keep up to
the demand.
Those who breed and handle good
horses Will have long period Of pros
pcrity.
90 out to the fairs and shows and
some good, large markets, and SEQ
what In called for. and you wlli be
cured OF breeding scrubs. and your
eyes Will be .,ened
One OF the best devices know OF In
the safety strap attached To tho ends
Of the shafts.
Take a screweye and put II exactly
In the middle end OF each shaft. Sew
or riyet a half inch strap in each eye
and Join them In the middle with n
buckle. When your horse liz hitched
up. buckle this strap and you will find
II impossible for him to catch the rein
under the shafts or to run the shafts
through the ring Of the bit II Is In
valuable In ny-time. or In breaking
colts. Once used you Will have them
on every rig.
Wise horsemen employ less OF corn
or meal and more OF oats In warm
weather.
Horse stalls should be either four or
s.s feet wide. II i've feet the animal
IL likely 10 get fast Four feet IL too
narrow to get fast aud six IL wide
enough to freely roll In. Have the
stalls Wide II possible. for your horses.
like yourself, Will work better after u
comfortable rest.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
PORTUGAL FEARS BOER RAIN
SAID TO HAVE ASKED FOR Hr1,
Lorenzo Marques Excited-Brt.
SQUADRON II Said to Have Bee. =.
dered to DelagOn Bay, but Ofao,.,
confirmation of the Report /. ~.
Obtainable.

London, Feb. Cit is reported in Lon
don that the Beers, commanded BY Blaks
are threatening Lorenzo Marques ana thu,
Portugal has requested British assistance
1t is further asserted that British souad
ION has been ordered to Lorenzo Mar,nss
No official confirmation OF the report i.
obtainable.
The Blake referred to in the above as
patch is probably John Y. Fillmore Blake
who was in command of regiment i,
Irish American rough riders in the service
of the Transvaal. Blake, who is an ola
West Pointer, first went to the Transyaal
in 1894 to 1895.
Later it became known that the British
foreign office had received semioilicial con-
frmation OF the report that the Boer,
were threatening to enter Lorenzo Marques
and that the local Portuguese authorize,
were asking for British assistance. The
foreign Office has heard nothing Of the
developments of the last 4S hours.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
n Republic

In the Black Tail mine work is still
confined to prosecuting for the vein
east Of the fault on the main tunnel
level
The Chico is improving steadily. The
north drift Is being extended along the
footwall OF the ledge, the roof OF the
drift cutting the under side OF the
ledge.
1t is reported that the No. Consoli-
dated mine Is to be reopened by con-
tinuing the lower tunnel 100 feet, In
which distance it Is expected to strike
the vein.
The shaft on the Mountain Lion was
down SO feet below the 425 foot level
yesterday morning. Work is progress
Ing quite rapidly. when the site of the
shaft Is considered.
At the Ben Hur shalt the water is
being raised to the surface from nine
feet about the 230 foot level Superin-
tendent George Miller stated that as
soon as the water is out he will begin
stopping out ore for shipment from the
level mentioned.
At the Quilp Superintendent Crum-
mer says that three wagon loads or
about seven tons. Of ore went out to
Grand Forks by team last Saturday,
making the monthly total between 60
and rs tons. There are over 20 men
employed in and about the mine at
present.
George l.. Hedges, superintendent Of
the Wauconda mine, states that rapid
progress Is being made on the big tun-
mel. 1t Is in $50 feet and progress is
made OF from five to six feet each "a
hours. The ledge will not be explored
until after the tunnel is completed, as
the company desires to push the tunnel
forward as rapidly as possible
In the San Poll mine two men are
running the north drift on the No.
tunnel level. 1t Is now In little over
800 feet and has only 100 feet farther
to run to the north end line. The ore
In this drift has been much broken up
and bunchy. 1t lately passed through
20 or 30 feet OF a low grade pay shoot
not such ore AS would pay to ship just
now.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
John Marshall Day.

Washington, Feb 5,-John Marshal
of Virginia was installed as chief Justice
OF the United States 100 years ago Monday
and at 10 o'clock on that day thu
centennial anniversary OF that event wa.
commcmorated with impressive ceremon.
les in the hall of the house of Representa-.
tives at the capitol
The program arranged by the joint com.
mittee of congress and William VIII
Howe of New Orleans, president Of ths
American Bar association, was simple and
dignified, as became the life of the great
jurist.
The president and his cabinet, the mem.
bers Of the supreme court, the member
of the senate and house, the diplomats
corps and members of the district bar a.
ISOLATION attended as invited guests. Many
other distinguished persons were in tho
galleries, which We're reserved for thos
holding cards of admission.
Representative Dalzell Of Pennsylvania
called the assemblage to order. He stated
briefly the action of congress in proyid.
ing for the ceremonies and the selection
of Chief Justice Fuller as presiding off.
GER The chief justice in his judicial
robes was escorted to the chair by Repre-
sentatives Grosvenor of Ohio and Rich
ardson of Tennessee.
Rev. DR.. William Streeter Jones Of
Trenton, N. j., a great grandson OF John
Marshall, invoked the Divine blessing. The
chief justice, in introducing Hon. Wayne
MaoVeagh, who was to deliver the GRAFTON,
paid eloquent tribute to the great work
of Marshall, which evoked hearty ap.
| plause from the assemblage. His address
was devoted almost entirely to the consa
Grafton of his predecessors career as an
eNpounder of the federal constitution.
A the conclusion of Chief Justice Full
ler's remarks, Mr.. MacVeagh delivered his
grafton. 1t was a thoughtful, scholarly
production, and was several times inter
rupted by applause.
Mr. MacVeagh spoke for an hour and
three quarters. His peroration provoked
an outburst of applause, which was led
by the president, his cabinet and the
members of the supreme court. The ex.
ereises closed with benediction by Rev.
Couden, the chaplain of the house.
In one of the galleries was f. Lewis
Marshall of Virginia, the oldest descend.
ant of Chief Justice Marshall.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
l.aaItry Nna...

The poultry house plan here shown
has been found very satisfactory In
large nocks. Each apartment II In
tended Tor . separate toek. aud will
srcommosiats twenty fowls. which Is
- many ~ may h~ safely kept To b.xin
with After one has gained experience
afty fowis may he KEEP, In = hous. Of
the right sia~. The house II twenty
fese hong. eight feet high In the front
and ave In the rvar aud fsf,een feet
vide. which gives room for twenty
fowis In each house. These house.
may b built In row of A. many az
may b dcsir~d. giving \ wire fenced
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
ea.,,rm-n Called 10 Meet.

Denver, Feb. 4-rhe following call 70,
the convention OF the American Cattle
Growers association has been issued.
The first annual convention Of the
American Catile Growers association il
hereby called to meet at Denver, Col, at
the Tabor Grand opera house at 10 O'Clock
a. N. Tuesday. March 10, 1901, for the
purpose Of effecting permanent organiza,
ton, adopting constitution and bylaws
and for such general business AS may prop.
eriy come before the convention. The
present basis of representation Of this asso,
citation is individual membership. and any
eiiifen, cattle grower and owner, Is eligi.
bic Ter membership upon payment OF mi
tation iee OF -, and will be entitled 10
one vote in this convention.
This convention is the result OF a meet.
ing OF large number OF prominent grow.
ers Of cattle from many states and terri.
tories held in Salt Lake City ON the even.
my II Jan IL. 1901. to consider the ut,es.
ton whether there should be- formed a gen.
sn.l organization 10 promote and protec,
the industry Of cattle growing The gen.
srai Interest felt in the question MAS mani.
fest by the large and enthusiastic attend.
aner, wherein every state and territory
but one west Of the Mississippi, river was
represented After discussion il was de-
e,ded the cattle growers association should
ee constructed and its membership aas 10
be made up exclusively Of cattle growers
otheets and executive committee, repre-.
seatsns each state, to hold Mptil the lrs,
convention Of the association WIRE e..
ieeted."
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
Bnttleship Wisconsin In Comm ission.

The battleship Wisconsin mas gone into
commission and will join the north pacins
squadron Captain Ritter will take com
mand OF the vessel. Lieutenant Com.
mander Milton will be executive officer and
Lieutenant Mayo navigator. There VIII
be score of junior officers and 800 men
IN the crew. After the crew becomes u
millar with their quarters and their duue
on the vessel she will 60 to Port orcha ).
TO be locked and cleaned, after walch
is expected she will be sent south p'
target practice.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
TRADE REPORT.

New York.-Bradstreets report for
last week Is as follows:
Business on the whole was OF q larg-
weather unquestionably stimulated re
tail business In boots, shoes. rubber
goods and clothing and this has aided
Ia tightening the stocks carried by re-
taiiers as a result OF mild weather here
tofore. More has been doing. too. In
wholesale lines on spring account and
business in this respect is classed as
fair. Reports are relatively best from
the west and south. from which sec
ton adYices are that the total January
business compares we'll with year
ago. The contrary il reported from
leading eastern markets. however. and
the aggregate done here has not by far
equaied expectations. Trade coliee-
lions as whole were fair. the only
mild weather has interfercd with the
distribution OF heavy goods.
Foundry pig iron was lower at all
leading markets but on the other hand.
Bcsscincr is rather firnief, while steel
biliets sell for 25c more per ton, and
there is talk OF an advance OF 81 per
ton. In finished products wire and
wire nails are 81 up. The weakness
In foundry grades Is chargeahe to
large buyers who. having satisfied their
early wants now, are holding on, and
10 reports that stocks are increasing.
A sale OF 10000 tons Is reported closed
al the concessions noted. Export trade
In crude forms Is practically dead but
in finished lines good business IL
still doing In railway material. exam
pies OF which are shipments OF locomo-
tives to France, steel rails to Mexico
and South Africa and steel billets to
England Heavy calls for pipe are re.
ported from the new oil district In
Texas The labor outlook has been
helped by the compromise between the
valley furnace operators and their
men.
Wheat. including -four. shipments
for the week. aggregate 3,776,1OO bush
els, against i,S3S.678 bushels last week;
2,742,937 bushels in the corresponding
week OF 1900 and 6,585.4l8 bushels In
1899.
From July l to date this season
wheat exports are 1887 .683 bushels,
against 120,119,935 bushels last season
and 50,is7 .6b9 bushels In iSss-ss.
Failures In the United States for the
last week OF January numbered 238
MS against 2si last week, III in this
week year ago and 207 in 1899.
Canadian failures for tho week mum
Der 81, as compared with "a last week,
no In this week year ago. and SO In
1899.
wheat.
Portland. Ore.--Wheat-Walla Walla
551aWb6c.
Tacoma. -Wheat-Steady and un'
changed: bluestem. 5S1ac: club. sc.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

by Mr.. Il. T. Heddtngton. got by Mask.
dam Princess Victoria by Prince Char
lie. He won first prixe aud Croker
challenge cup ut the Royal Dublin So-
cl.ty's show last month. From his
shape as well as his bone and sub
stance he well fnlnlls tho conditions
~ u weight carrying hunter sire.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
viii he Made . Cardinal.

Paris, Feb. 6.-The Rome correspondent
OF the Temps says a letter from the va
lean has been posted to Archbishop Mss ,
hnelli, the apostolic delegate in the ni's &c.
States. notifying him that he VIII =
created cardinal.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
Volunteers Djscharrea

Washington Feb first Lieutenant
Thomas Ryan. Fortieth volunteer infantry.
and Second Lieutenant J. H. Byerlv.
Twenty eighth volunteer infantry, have
been honorably discharged.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

The output of postage stamps al y
bureau OF engraving and printing du'n1
January was the largest in the histor!
the government, the total number pri.s
5o4, .676,6l5, of which 9,4ss, 400 were put
the little book form.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

II improved financial conditions on
the farm have cleared the owner Of all
Indebtedness and left n surplus. such
surplus by every right should be- used
trst to improve the conditions OF tho
farm home-to secure some OF the com.
forts 80 long wanted. Give mother
$3.50 and tell her 10 put II where II will
do the most good. get new surrey to
go to Kirk In. aud with II get q light
harness for the team. for Norman
horses. pillow harness aud surrey don't
match we'll. Take a trip or with your
wife and don't 10 In a suit Of 81 ready
made either. Paint the house and put
on new porch and fix the windmill 50
that yeu ean have system OF water
works IN yeur home. Send those two
boys TO a commercial school this win.
ter and pay their hllls. and put sia or
50 Into good papers and magazines.
Entertain your frsee.ls and In a gen.
eral way live 80 IA 10 get the worth Vt
your money aud enjoy life.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
Metal Renortz

New York.-Silver certificates. soH
o3c' bar silver, 601ac; Mexican dollars.
47c.
San Francisco.-Silver bars. Sossc.
Mexican dollars. 501s651s.
London.-Bar silver, 27Fsd per ounce
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

yafd fcr each nosk. with an opsn shed
which may be used In the summer for
ehs birds TO roo~t In II this house IL
made tight by taxpayer lining. II will
b sufneienuy warm for the winter.
No Door II required. the earth. " II II
dry. win be the best: but this should be
well covered with coarse sand or saw.
1ues.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

Jefferson D. Pierce. organizer Of the
American Federation OF Labor, is meet
ing with great success in his work In
San Francisco.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
Torpedo no., p,a.., Ar.

Paris. Feb s,-rhe announcement, in The
Eeho lie Paris this morning on the founder.
,ng u torpedo haat of Havre With the
iess Of all but two Of the crew proves to
be without foundation.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

Senator Chandler has introduced biz
70 prohibit corporations chartered or con.
trelled by the United States from making
contributions for campaign purposes.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

Ths fAct that few understand the type
e heg which the bacon market requires
- psrhAps been the main reason WHY
= = osnsraily accepted that II costs
0ese ~ pound 10 raise q hog Of the
0o0on W. tAAa ooe q The lard typA
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
rrsc~. PAID Producers.

Poultry and eggs--Chickens. old. SO
&c per lb. live weight: ducks. 81 per
doz: geese. dressed. 12c per ID: turkeys
live, i00l2c. dressed. l2Wl3c; eggs
fresh. S7.50MS per case.
Vegetables -potatoes. 75090c per
cwt. onions, 80 per cwt.
Live Stock-Beer live steers. 4ISc;
dressed. Sc: live cows. aye; dressed
7iae; veal calves. dressed, 709c; NUT.
ton. ewes. &c: wethers. 3iac; hogs. live
Si.75 per cwt; dressed, 81 per cwt.
Sheepskins-Shearli 10c each i;
short wool pelts. 30050c: medium
wool. 50W75c: long wool. 75cI$1.
nlides-Green hides and calf skins
5M6c per ID: dry hides. butcher, 100
l2c per ID.
The local mills pay the following prl.
ces for grain, delivered: Club wheat.
ttc bulk. Acc sacked; bluestem, 47c
bulk. 49c sacked. red. 42c bulk. 44c
sacked.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

A number Of brands OF fertilizers
have been prepared by the difYerent
manufacturers, especially for the small
fruits. and LOCO To i.ooo pounds per
acre win give good results. For those
who desire TO prepare their own mix.
lures, however. the Michigan station
recommends loo pounds OF nitrate Of
soda. 500 pounds OF ground bone and
100 bushels OF wood ashes or II thsse
cannot Be obtained 400 pounds Of poe.
aah saltA sithar muriAts o. sulphahA
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

The ihorouhbred stallion Royal
Mask, the property OF MIR. Edward
Mitchell. Derryyullen. Enniskilen. Irc-
land. In iO-year. old chestnut. bred
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
Respect of the Queens Memory.

Chicago. Feb. 3.-Both the Chic.s
Stock exchange and the board OF M
were closed in respect to the memory :
Queen Victoria.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-27

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George Beck formerly superutenf-
e1t OF Jones Academy Choctaw Ma
ton school has been appointed super
visor ~ the Chici.aFaw schosir Hy The
Secretary of the Interior The secr-
tary appointed Ur Be.k supervise
under The Ato}a agreement Et.rh
contains r.a1sa utlch Gays thar the
Interior Department shall have a yep
-e=eutsfIr- r1 receive reports NJ rte
schools tas reports to D. made OBJ the
management end s1Derntendeuts ~
ChIcEasaE lr Crocfaw schools tg rte
represelta'Ige of ths Interior Depart
mert ol tEo points. conduct and con-
d.ti0u Az these tso points practical
Ig cover everything pertaining t9 tls
schools il general way. it IS con
1r1ed 10 mean that the app0intue-.
1f the supervisor wiu put the Chirs
asa4 SCHOOLS on a parity wiia ths
Choctaw schools. which are under tel
erai supervision.
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