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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-15
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H0US

Tuesday, March 18Th.
pIuyor hy the I;a.. Mr. small ~ti
Gardiner.
Papers fom the Senate disposed ".
Ell concurrence. f9
The following Senate bills receEed
their several readings and We're passed
To- Pee ta@.usscl uLdc" suspension OF
the rules.
An uct to establish a municipal court
iu thin town a rittslicli.
IN "ct ~ Incorporate the Frankfort
Power Company.
IN act in relation 10 trustee process.
An act authorizing the Constru, tton
If a wharf into the tide waters OF Pe-
uolscot river in Wfntc!port, Me.
IN act to amend Chapter Ga Of the
private ANA Special Laws NJ lSga,
which IL Ill act tn incorporate the Viii
Son Stream Dam Company.
An act to Incorporate the Riverside
Cemetery Association.
IN act to authorize the sale Of mort
-"g cd estates subject to contingent re-
main1ers.
An act to supply the town VI
Ioulton with pure water. had been I'm
tIit iittt-'' lN'tl't l''4 wv lll' AN ~
latuc. ana comes from the Senate rc-
committed to the committee on lega.
affairs.
The House rcceded and concurreI
. ith the Senate in its reference.
Resolve i'll favor Of establishing 4
Gah hatchery ANA feeding station III
Mooaenead lake.
On motion of MI. Hammond ..
South Paris this resolve was laid OF
! the table pending its second reading.
ON motion of Mr.. HiX of EOoklard
| the rules We're suspended, and that
! gentleman introduced resolve iii favor
/ Nj Frank H. Haskell tu reimburse hin
\ flr money paid for securing witnesses
1 d attend the hearing on resolve il
/ favor Of the Maine Eye ana Ear In
/ Urinary.
| ON motion by Mr.. HiX the rules wer.
suspended. the resolve received its
/ tNo readings ana was passed to be en-
I crossed.
\ MI Carleton Of Winthrop asked
I unanimous consent to refer to tht
/ committee on legal affairs bill, an act
! to IeGaIize the doings of the town OF
/ F3rmingdale in annual town meeting
( het'l March II, 1901.
/ The molten was agreed 10.
\ mr.. Frederick % Winterpo-t asked
unanimous consent to refer to The
same committee bill, an AIT to lcgalizt
tho doings Of Ashur II. Mayo as jus
t!ce Of the peace ana quorum.
The motion was agreed to.
Mr. Dearborn of Parsonsfeld asked
unanimous consent to refer to the
COMMITTEES On legal affairs bill. an act
to amend Section 1Ci &c Chapter II OF
.ho Revised Statutes relating to the
duties of State superintendent OF
schools.
on motion Of M Walker of Starks.
Ordered, that the attorney general
5e respectfully required to commune
c1te t. the House Of Representatives
n.s ca.atcn Tpan THE following qles-
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of supplying sufficient water to meet
the emergency Of frs. ahu NH
beautiful Camden by the zen ~ iNNa"
at the mercy Of Che fire iend. Lrl Z
fire take place :herc aad the ko-i'H Ni
co. is inadequate to Quench it. t''N
have to pay $lQ50 Il year for hNo''h(
service. No more $l050 viii be lalu ny
Camden to the Euck!and water '"-
if they must burn thcy WIFI f.'N'
that and not pay it for 4 seTNi'e 'hcy
never got. The voters Of ne town z.
Camden will take care Of TINS ln'"'''
! deny that the corporation IS supreme.
1t Is the people VINO are Supl''H' ''''
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ton: can the same man at tha ~.
time be chairman Of the fish and 49,
commission and a member NJ 81
the House Of Representatives.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
Mr.. Chase from the committee J..
judiciary reported ought not N nana
on bill, an act % repeal Chapter Ia u
the Public Laws Of 1891, entitled ii
act 10 create q forest commission All
for the protection Of forests.
Mr.. Harris from the same corpr,i..,
OF order of the Legislature -eDortaJ
resolve for the revision and coaso,i5o
tipn Of the Public Laws.
On motion Of Mr.. CarIator u
Winthrop, the rules were sunendod
the tysolve Was given its two rea dinr,
ana was passed to be engrossed.
Mr. Xix from the committee q,
financial affairs reported ought mot IN
pass On resolve in favor Of the STATE
museum.
Alr. Putnam from the committee Oh
legal affairs reported ought to pass IN
resolve in favor Of repairing and r.
building a bridge in the town Of
Orient
On motion by Nj. Putnam the ruleg
We're suspended, the resolve received it's
two readings ana was passed to be en-
crossed.
Mir. Trickey from the committee ~
taxation reported ought not to pasg
On bill, an act ID provide for returns
If telegraph and telephone companies
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q ''.!- seven members q" n1i be-
ii''t would have favored amy KIND "i
llil IL ~" hiil had En"n presented To-
th"t committee drawn tt Rufus
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Grip Begins

with cold in the head or cough with
headache, backachc, depression.
Worse follows But meet Grip at
its beginning.
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ORDERS OF THE DAY.

Today assigned: Bill relative 70
building bridge from Indian Island
>ahaco lake. to mainland.
1tr. Purinton of Gorham offered
amendments y and b to correct verbal
Inaccuracies
The amendments We're adopted. the
Niil WAS read the third time and was
passed To De engrossed as amended.
Today assigned: Bill. relating %
public drains ana sewers.
Mr.. brewster Of Lisbon offered a"
amendment to Section two, by strlklhs
ut in the list line all after the Word
purpose" as far as the word "and u
the SRI line.
THE amendment was adopted.
pn motion BY Mr.. Brewster fhr
rules We're suspended. the bill was rea'
re third time and was passed TO pe
ngrossed as amended.
Today assigned: Bill relating to Sai-
aries Of assistant superintendent
stewards and matrons at the Insane
hospital.
The bill was read the third time any
was passed to be engrossed.
Today assigned: Bill relating to re-
pair Of highways.
on motion of Mr.. Frederick OF WIN
terpert the bin was laid on the tdpe
and assigned for tomorrow afternoon
Today assigned: Motion to suostitu.o
minority for majority report OF .oi.l
nittce on railroads. telegraphs ana q,
presses reporting ought not 10 "a
ma ought to pass on bill to lncorpo
rate the AndrCscoggin Telephone eo''
Dany. tor
Mr.. BEAL of Bangor: Mr.. SpeaNe.'
move to substitute the minority
port Of that of the majority a.
signed the minority report it IS PROV,
HAT I should give my reasons for do.ns
Continued on page 81
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It's the little colds that owl nsu
oIds. the bic co'ds that end W. w. cnNs
ton and death. Watch the nttic
Or Woods Norway Pine Syrao'
n.w, f&wky.N
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worked man sitting here in the tapitp
during the present winter. We have had
upon our docket % cases; and, in add
ton to those cases. which have ha1 10 i.
taken hy him. an the notices have be.
prepared for the newspapers hy him. u
addition To- that work ne h1f taken many
| now drafts / do not think 4uN commit
tee in the LcGislIturc has prepared Il.
many new drafts of li!l:; as th" judiciary
In fact he has been an efficient. ana q
faithful man; ana we frrl That this Slu
Is not rXnrbitant.
The motion prevailed ana the r~aolv.
| took its several readings Hnd >uercusi"l
Of tho rules. and was Ul-.-"I "a be ell
crossed.
ORDERS or TIE DAY.
on motion If MI Morrison Of York
House document To-, resolve in aid ~
navigation On Scbcc lake, Was token
from the table ana on thc further mo-
tion Of that senator. the resolve VAS
! nn.lly passed.
House document go. an act to aurply
| the town IF Camden with par" WJtr",
specially assigned for today. was t3n-
an w, the question before thc Sru.tn
BEN" concurrence with thc House ETA
accepting me majority report III thr
| committcc.
MI STAPLES; II Knox: 2,r. p.-sj-
| dynt, no matter hes cnr1e before the
+ legislature this winter in Nhici. the
| pc. ~" are more interested. PROB. Hiy.
th@n ,h.s "a municipal uNr"lsh'r rr
public franchises. attn aware th-t
there hJe been 4 strong Lobby lll
through thc session. | aa.c been -Hr-
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/ This question of division Of bond 4
not a now ono. ii was determined by tn,
very act wnica created tan X m b.c wa
ter District. ana the senator from cum
bellald, or amy other senator. or mem
Der of the majority Of the committee
cannot get away from it. The arsum MS
against this bin are all slpcrdcil!-orc.
scented here to defeat ID. ana to dc
fcat the town Of Camden. Their
may bc politics involved IA this question
! am something Of a politician myself;
and ! would favor tgis bill. if for no
othcr reason than because / believe il
would create peace In the Republican
party Of Knox county. and would save
ls the further ii.iictiou vi having thu
senator from Knox returned to iris
BODY. daughter ANA applause.> Poll
tics ar no politics, ! am ID favor Of ,hr
passage of this Bill, because i believe
it is right. hoEcst and fair to the muui-
cipality of Camden. and what is good
for the citizens Of Watcrvilie, Is good
for the citizens Of Camden.
1t il argued that the majority Of TIM
property Of Camden ia against the
passage Of this measure Property
suffrage never can go in lhis free couH-
try. II it is to go. let us have mon
archy instead Of republic.
believe. Wncn. next Monday. Inc
town Of Camden holds its annual
ne, ting. You viii src the sentiment NJ
Camden expressed in d Npfe that will
leave no doubt in amy mind as % what
the people Of Camden want. i believe
the town OF Camden viii treat this
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HaIe's
Honey OF
and ar

cures, and cures quickly. Better to
have bottle on hand. IS cents, 50
cents, SI.OO; the largest size cheapest.
At all druggists. Take no substitutes.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in One Minute.
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ton: can the same man at the 49,.
time be chairman Of the fish and 80
commission and a member NJ -
! the House Of Representatives.
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READ AND ASSIGNED.

An act TO amend Section two Of
Chapter as Of the Public Laws of 1891
relative to dead human bodies. Cra-
lled pending second reading on motion
of NIT. Carleton of Winthrop.
An act to secure the preservation Of
tac testimony given in trials for muir
der Passed to be engrossed under
suspension of the rules on motion of
Mir. Bennett Of HolliSl.
Resolve in favor Of aid for ferry
acrcss the st. John river and Little
Black river in AllaGash plantation.
PASSED TO he ENGRUSsED.
Resolve providing for the topograph-
ical survey for the years 1901 &nd
1902. and for the geological survey.
Resolve in favor of A. J. Cameron.
Resolve in favor Of the Bath Mill
cary ana Naval orphan Asylum.
Resolve iii favor Of repairing Malta
Wa.nkeag bridge.
Resolve in favor of Rev. c. 5. Cum
mirgs. chaplain of the first regiment,
National Guard.
Resolve in favor of the Maine In
dustrial School for Girls at Hallowell.
CTahled pending second reading or
motion Of Mr. Chase Of Portland.
Resolve To provide for the cT"rs-os
of the Maine Industrial school at
sFalloyell Grabbed r"1din~ second
reading on motion OF Mr. Chase of
Portland.
PASSED TO DE ENACTED.
- ..t "a correct clerical errors and
.uhr plain the meaning Of ana
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PASSED TO DE ENACTED.

AVN. "a correct clerical errors and
.uhr plain the meaning Of and
amend Chapter So Of the Revised
Statutes rs amended by Chapter q
of the Public Laws of 1899 relating to
inland fisheries and game.
An act to regulate the herring fish
cry in the towns of Jonesport and Nd
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-04-24
The Threatened Steel Strike.

The threatened strike of the EN-
ployees OF Mr.. Morgan's Ieviathan trust
would bring on an Industrial conflict
unlike any that has before taken place
ia this or any country.
IL will be the first time that all the
organized labor employed in leading
industry has struck against one em-
ployer We have in the past had many
equally large strikes, hnt they were all
directed against q number OF separate.
and independent employers. We have
never yet seen 10000 organized work
ingmen. with 20O.OO0 WORKERS associat-
their action, on the one side. and only
one man on the other side, represent
ing the consolidated capital Of III entire
industry.
Some idea OF the Titanic character
OF such contest may be granted from
the tiguresNecently given by Mr.. Johr
w. Oates, Of the American Steel ant
Wire Company, as to Mr.. Morgan,
mammoth trust. According TO him III
pay-rolls carry the names Of 250, 0Ot
men, who operate over 10000 cok'
ovens, mine 80 per cent of all the old
range iron ores, ran 800 out Of the 40,
blast furnaces, and produce seven
eighths Of all the steel made In tn
country.
The wages paid out by the Morgan
trust mills are stated at sI5,00U, 900 pc
month $3.50, 10000 a year. 1t is evi
dent that strike involving an industr
OF such dimensions as are indicated b
these figures would he a misfortune d
consequence too far. reaching TO b
easily estimated. World.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-04-24
Pilgrimage to Independence has Begun.

Independence, Missouri, was desig-
mated as the place for the temple in .
revelation said to have been made TO
the great prophet of the Saints, Joseph
Smith, the messenger OF Christ, who Is
believed 10 stand in the same relation
to his second advent that John the Bap-
list did with respect TO his first. The
revelation isclaimed to have been made
in July of the year 1881, shortly after
the sect was founded, and reads as fol-
lows:
"Harken. o we elders OF my church,
saith the Lord your God. in this land
which is the land OF Missouri, which !
have appointed for the concentration OF
the saints, wherefore this is the land of
promise and the place for the city 81
Zion. Behold. the place which Is now
called Independence is the center place
and the spot for the temple Is lying
we-tw ard upon lot which II not fat
from the court house, and wherefore i
| is wisdom that the land should be pur
chased by the saints, and also every
tract lying westward even unto the lint
running directly between jew ans
Gentle"
| The pilgrimage TO, this Mecca ha
already begun, and the first prepare
tions for building mp the city Of Zinl
have been made. For several year
the saints have been focking into IN
dependence, and they now constitute
large part Of the population. A. the
20 10 they buy up land, according
: their ability, and hold it as tenaci0usl
a. their creed inspires.
Finally they hope to own the Who'll
: town. This will be the chief point I
9 the reor.anized church Of the worlc
: Here they hope to gather some da.
Z erect their temple and await Tie he
aidry Of Christ.
That this time Is not fur distant
I the positive belief OF every saint. III
g signs Of the times Indicate thHt til
day il near at hand, and all that :
7 mains TO be done is the construction
2 he temple.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-04-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

~ Notice b hereby thai Letters Of Admins
tration on the Estate 81 Isaiah Smith deccas-
ed were granted 81 the undersigned on the
18th day Of Muroh. tgOi. by the Probate Court
0f Bingham county.
All persons having claims against said rs
tate are required to exhibit them 10 me for
allowance at my Office In the court house IN
Blackfpt. Idaho within four months after
the date OF this notice, or they shall be- for.
ever barred.
This 18th day ~ March. 1901.
!. " STEVENS, Administrator
uf the Estate of isaiah smith, Deceased
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-04-24
A Relic OF Interest.

Among the collections Of curtos which
go to make up the Pan American ex-
hfbit there Is one which will attract
considerable attention, as relic Of the
prehistoric race which inhabited this
earth during what is known A. the
glacial period. thousands ~ years ago.
IL il beautifully formed clay image Of
Il female form. one and one-balf inches
in length. and in good state OF pre-
servation. II was found in August.
1899. by MIR. NJ A. kurtz, at Nampa.
while boring an artesian well, and Is
still in the possession OF Mr.. Kurtz, al
though he has frequently had IL on ex-
hibition at the meetings Of scientific
societies IL the east, and has refused
several flattering offers, rs he does not
care TO part with IL. In the Pan-Amer-
lean register 1t Is listed ut 5000. Capi.
tai News.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-04-24
ORDER TO SNOW CAUSE.
N THE PnonATF COURT oF THE COT!

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COIN
ty OF Bingham, State OF ldahn.
In the matter OF the Estate Of John Garrett,
decreased.
Order 10 show cstttSc why order of Sale OF
Real Estate should nor be made.
II. w, Curtis the administrator ~ the estate
OF John Garrett. deceased. having hled hi-
petition herein duly verified. praying for an
Order Of Sale ~ u portion of the rral estate
of said ticcedcpt, for the purposes therein set
forth. 1t IL therefore ordered by the said court
THAT nIl persons interested tn the estate OF
said deceased be and appear before the Pro-
bate Court of Bingham county. ~ the court
room thereof. IN the court house IN blackfnot
in The said county. on Monday. the I'd day
II April. 1891. ut ~ o'clock i. nj, then und
there 10 show cause why an order should not
be granted 70 the SAID administrator 20 sell -
much ~ the real estate OF the said deceased
at public or private sale IA shall be necessary
and that copy OF this Order be published al
least four weeks in The Blackf0ot Ness 4
newspaper printed. published and circulated
in said Bingham County.
". A. SAsEPLE.
Dated this March II. 1901 Judge Of Probate
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-04-24
Articles u Incorporation Filed.

Wednesday articles of incorporation
OF the ',Salmon River Railroad com
pany" were Fled with County Clerk J.
). Campbell The corporation shall eN-
list for fifty years and its principal place
of business is given as Pocatello.
The second article gives the purpose
Of the corporation and Is given in fall
as follows:
ARTICLE ,. The purpose for which
this corporation is organized is to CON
strnct. own, maintain and operate, a
railroad and telegraph line and such
branch lines and extensions rs may
from time 10 time be deemed desirable
and as may be authorized by law. The
said railroad and telegraph line Is to
begin at the town of Blackfoot on the
Oregon Short Line railroad in Bing-
ham county, state of Idaho, and extend
thence in general northwesterly dlrec-
tlon to point on Big Lost river, in or
near section %, township north. range
"a, east OF the Boise Meridian, in Gus
ter county, in said state, a distance OF
50 miles. more or less. rhe total esti-
mated length OF said railroad and tele-
graph line is s. miles and the same will
be situated within the counties OF Bing.
ham, Blaine and Custer. in said state
The directors named for the first yeal
are w. III. Bancroft, E. L. Calvin, +. l.
Williams. f. w. Hill, all Of Salt Lake
and John c. Brown of Blackfoot.
The capital stock il placed at 81 600,
900, divided into 10000 shares of sl0i
each. The amount actually subscribed
is given as follows.
w. Il. Bancroft, trustee, sl09, 500, AM
the following 800 each. W. H. Ban
croft, E. E. Calvin, r. w. Hills, job
e. Brown and p. L. Williams Poeu
tello Advance.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-04-24

FORMER GOVERNOR DAVID b. HILL
makes u denial OF the published state
mcntthat he will shortly make u tour
u Tie United States on political mis-
sion. He states that the statement IL
without any foundation anL Was put 10
circulation by his enemies Of whom. he
says, he can boast his share. 1T may
have grown out Of The fact said MIR.
Hill, THAT important legal business
may call me to San Francisco shortly,
hut / certainly have no intention 81
going anywhere on any matter Of poll
ties"