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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25
Venezuelan Troubles.

Wilicnistait, Island Of Curacao, Dutch
West indies Jan. -, via Haltien cable
The United States auxiliary cruiser Scor-
pon, Lieutenant Commander Sargent com.
handing, has Just arrived here on her way
To Guanaca, Venezuela, the nearest port to
the scene OF trouble between the rival
asphalt companies. She recently LETT La
Guayra 1.-THE port OF Caracas and bring
the latest news of the Venezuelan troubles.
The situation is described as being serious.
1t is said the emphatic protests OF the
government at Washington have been de-
fled and bloodsl,cd at the lake OF the Der.
muda asphalt company vas feared. The
most hot headed of the foreigners i'll Nene-
zuea 90 as far as to say that il the Wash
ington authorities do not take steps 20 pro-
tect American citizens now, all foreigners
may rs well leave the country. The officers
OF the scorpion are quoted as saying that
the diplomatic corps at Caracas is unani.
NOUS on this point, as are all foreigners.
They admit, however, that the ifEited
States minister ut Caracas, Francis B.
Loomis is working vigorously in effo:ts to
arrange matters.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25

The last smallpox quarantine In Mis-
soula has been raised.
There were 20 deaths reported In
Helena during December.
Great Falls In To have better light,
as Il contract Ia to be made for % add,
tional street lights.
Six cases Of smallpox are now con
iined In the pest house. across the river
four miles west OF Hamilton.
George w. Richards. the well known
lumbsrman. died NJ HIS home seven
miles north OF kallspell recently.
Butte school property liz TO be- sold
because the trustees IA body don't
favor the payment of the city sprink.
ling tax.
People mp tho Rattlesnake say that n
wood -hauler who lives up that way al.
lowed one Of his horses To starye 10
death last week
The Shaw Sheep Co, OF Cuibertson
has doubled Its capital stock and IL
now one OF the largest concerns In the
sheep industry In tho state.
Twenty .nye persons mt Miles City are
under quarantine. who have been ex
posed to the one patient who liz In the
temporary pest house at Glendive.
Mary Fister has fled complaint
with the district court In an action
against the Helena Record To recover
$4,000 for alleged defamation OF char.
actsr
meeting OF tho County Assessors
Association of Montana. to be held Jan.
nary 20. In the assessors u<flce al Hell.
ena. will be called by Il. IL Daniels of
Park county.
Judge Hiram Knowles of the United
states district court. without Jury.
acquitted Thomas l.. Greenough OF hav-
INK cut timber on government land
near Thompson Falls
y, W, Harrison. the Anaconda wealth.
er observer, haa received from the
weather bureau tn. Instruments which
will constitute the paraphcrnalia OF the
Anaconda observatory.
Tn. United Sm.l.ing 4 Refining TO.
has Med its ssmi annual statement With
the secretary OF state. The report
shows capital stock Of sisa, 900. OF
which $1,000 has been paid up. aud no
liabilities.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25

Scarlet fever has appeared at Waaco,
Coyotes are numerous in Coles Val
10y. Douglas county
Junction city la considering q propo
sitinn for electric street lights.
Hig tides and heavy winds recently
did slight damage TO ths Yaquina water
front
Tho Oregon state tax levy has been
nxed at 57 mills. as against G.3 for
1909.
MIR and Mrs. j T. Wisdom. OF Baker
city, we're injured In "a runaway last
week
The High School Of Eugene has insti
tnted a series OF lectures by weiiknown
speakers.
A petition from Tlllamook county Il
the Legislature asks for exemption from
the bieyel. law
II In estimated that there were II
new buildings erected AZ Ashland last
year. at a cost OF $4,000
IT,, r, Vickroy. OF Upper Forest Greek
was under hay,shed. which collapsed
from tho weight OF snow. completely
covering him up. II 1t had not beer
for timely assistance. he would have
lost his life.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25
II epublic.

The miners at the Adimarl Dewey
mine killed another cougar recently.
This is the fifth one killed in that Vlcln-
ity inside OF two weeks.
Articles of incorporation OF the Key
stone Cold Mining Company have been
fled. The capital is in 100000 hve-
cent shares The incorporators are
D. A. Mills and John Sanburn.
The Morning Glory is maintaining
its past record for rich ore. In the face
Of the drifts on the second and thlrd
levels the pay ore Is as rich as ever,
and the quantity has not diminished.
The long tunnel on the Bodie, on
Toroda creek, has been crossed ana
found to be 90 feet in width. Some OF
the quartz bears close resemblance
to the rich ore in the Republic mine.
or this there is about four feet.
The Gold Ledge mine is equipped
with machinery for the running OF the
| big tunnel which has been started. TWO
Rand drills, a steam boiler and the
| full machinery for the running OF
tunnel. amounting in all to 1000
! pounds. has arrived.
The Chico is coming to the front in
| manner that is decidedly pleasant to
| the stockholders. For nearly two
| months drifting has been going on
north OF the shaft and all the way in
fine ore The pay streak lies near the
hanging wall, and it is eight feet wide
while the ledge proper is fully 20.
NJ. Edrams, superintendent Of the
Muidoon, on st. Peters creek, is miles
northeast of Republic, has exhibited
some samples OF exceedingly fine ore
from that property. The ore body Ii
said to be four feet wide. There is two
feet of this that carries from to Il
per cent of copper and a little gold
The other two feet is rich steel gaienf
that carries about Is per cent lead an(
40 ounces of silver per ton.
The Republic mill has made another
cleanup. The results are not obtain
able. but it is stated that they are full!
only A tanks had been cleaned up. TIL,
percentages of saving from the last II
tanks are hereby given. having beef
furnished by ID. +. Hallahan, secretar.
Of the company: 91.18. 5000. 95.S5
$3.50, 5000. 1880. $3.50, 5000. 941O ant
$3.50. This makes an average for the
10 tanks, or 1000 tons of ore. Of GIL
per cent. 1t is noticeable that only two
out of 10 tanks showed saving of less
than 90 per cent and these two were
close to that mark.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25

in December: Athabasca. Ymir. One,
Bess, Molly Gibson. Cariboo, Arlineto,
.Siocan). North Star Payne, Idaho
Yellowstone, Hewitt, Smuggler, slocsr
Chief, Great Britain. Highland, Gov.
NTH, Whitewater, Last Chance, Tran.
Dollar, American Boy, Ruth, Cube. Biz.
mark.
A Joint stock company to be know
as the Kaslo Smelter, Limited, is bein,
formed at Kaslo. This compan,
which is being promoted by local peo'
ple assisted by eastern capitalists. N.
tends building an Independent smelte,
and refinery in Kaslo for the smeltin,
Of the wet ores of the Kootenays which
have been refused by the America,
Smelling combine pending freight =
construction.
The rumor prevalent recently to tn.
effect that there had been a sale i,
Rossland Giant is denied by D. S. Pres
colt. one OF the officers OF the com,
pany.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25
Price. Paid rroa,c.r.

foaitry and eggs-Chickens. old. {
Us'ao per ID. live weight: springs. SEA
40 per doz, ducks. 81 per dog: geese
dressed. lie per Id; turkeys, live. loa
lsc' dressed. l2G1sc. eggs. fresh. $3.50
90 per case.
Observation-Disclosures. soc: onions IS
per cwt
Live stock-Beef. live steers, 4iic.
dressed. Sc, live cows, size: dressed
asae: veal calves. dressed, Ease: NUT
ton. ewes. &c; wethers. 3i9c. hogs, live
- 30 per ewt; dresser. 81 per ewt
sheepskins-Shearlings. loo each
short wool pelts. soG5oc: medium wool
500 sac: long wool. 75c9T$l.
The Spokane mills pay the followine
prices for grain. delivered: Club wheat
tac bulk. Acc sacked: bluestem. 47c
bulk. s9c sacked: red, 4.c bulk. 44c
sacked.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25
Idaho'. New Officials.

BOISE, Idaho, Jan. 22.-r ". Barley Of
i"tah county has been appointed game
warden, to succeed Charles Ii. Arbuckls
iattley Is populist and campaign,d 10,
the fusion ticket last fall. though his name
vas on the antiiasion ticket as eant,date
ier presidential clector. 1t is also an,
nenneed that populist will be ma dc su,
neisniendent OF the soldiers home 10 sue.
ssed Captain William Ainslie. The man
10 be named is Captain James Gum. "a.
congressman. These two appointm ants. il
i understood. will constitute the portion
OF the state patronage to be gflAn % the
popalists.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

The new year starts off in salts
factory manner in ore shipments In
| SLOGAN. the tonnage for the first 10 days
| Of the year being 140 TONS OF this
! amount the Arlington shipped 100 tons
and the remainder is credited to the
Two Friends.
Papers have been signed for the sale
OF the famous Britannia mine on Howe
sound to Senator w. A. Clark of Mon
tana. The terms of the sale, as given
out by Howard Walters. secretary of
the Britannia company, are that So,
600 Is to be paid as a deposit, with the
remainder of $1.100.000 within year
The st. Eugene mine, at Moyie, in
East kootenay, which was considered
In London the most successful British
Columbia property in Its operations
during last year. is producing 375 tons
Of ore daily and has two years reserve
blocked out, according to James Gro
min. the manager and part owner,
who is in the city. Mr.. Cronin gives
an interesting description OF the de-
velopment and condition of this splen.
did producer.
A section Of East Kootenay. which
has not received the attention it de-
serves. is that portion of the Fort
Steele mining division known as the
st, Mary's district.
The hight between the Canadian Pa
eific railway and the American Smelt
ing Refining company seems not
much nearer settlement than at its
commencement.
News of several important strikes
which were made in the SLOGAN mining
district during the past week is at
hand, An important strike was made
on the Two Friends group, situated on
Springer creek between Sandon and
Kaslo.
The Sullivan group, in East Keote
nay, will not be dependent on the
American Smelling 4 Refining com.
pany for the marketing OF its ores in
1901, according to statement made M
the office of the company. On the con
trary very advantageous contract for
the entire years output has been made
with the Canadian Pacific. operatino
the Trail smelter. and shipments from
the mine to that smelter are going on
at a considerably increased rate over
that of December.
The provincial governments receipts
for the Kettle river division of Yale
district. including the two sub-off1ces
at Westbridge and Vernon, for the year
amounted to $a0.93a.o4.
On the Rondholder the lead which
was being followed widened out from
eight inches to one foot.
The following mines shipped ore or
concentrates to the Hall Mines smelter
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25

Tho Troy schoola arc nl'eA
Cstis~ns Of Mes Perez oppose tho pro
rcsed disision and object To the new
county.
An Axr~~m-n, was generally .lxn.a
81 Lewiston by the merchants In all
lines 10 close their storea at y M.
The change bcx,ns February /.
Grandpa Hamiey. on. Of Hendricks
pioneer citizens and business men. cello
hrated his ssth birthday recently, He
" ssili active and In apparently good
health.
Hop lee. \ Ions. lorn chinaman Of
standpoint. was robbed Of $500 recently
BY Shsaa Annie Of Hope. Annie nov
tAnxulsh~~ In the jail at sandpsln,
awaiting the pleasure Of the Justice
court.
thVrr were ak or SEVEN snewsiid.s
on brsr saieh III. mrs, Of las. week
but no damage IL reported A. hayin.
eecn done except ihr sweeping away
Of the Oronno blacksmith shap which
aood In tn. track Of on. Of them.
One hundr~d and two Instruments
s@f~ nied for record with the county
1eeoraer last week. making a total for
me y~sr 10 date Of EOS. as compared
sisn lst for the like period In 1900
Inc total valuation for the week was
e.,osi.s5.
state Treasurer Plumm-r has re.
seemed $4,000 In state warrants and
announces that within 10 days h. win
a.sas call for ths redemption OF oil
sne other outstanding warrants. and
vhen these Are paid. for which the
tnnds are on hand. the state viii be up
- : cash hasia.
REPRESENTATIVE Heney OF shoshons
ceunty has received . letter from /,
oe@oes q the washinstca lsgislaturs
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25

asking that Q committee Of I've be ap-
pointed from the Idaho legislature to
meet q similar committee from Wash
nexing the northern counties Of Idaho
to Washington.
J. c. Muerman. superintendent Of the
Moscow city schools. met with an acct
dent that may result In the loss Of his
left hand. He was splitting wood, and
was holding the block with his left
hand and striking with his right. He
happened to strike a glancing blow.
and the az. which had just been sharp
ened. struck him across the back OF
the hand and cut through the leaders
and bones and crushed II In a horrible
manner.
Lew Granger. who Ii charged with
cattle stealing. was taken to Moscow
jail last week. Granger confessed the
theft OF the cattle, but he did not con.
foss TO participation In the Hatwai
tim Of the holdup confronted him Ia the
sheriT's ONCE today and identified him
Ar one Of the two robbers
A the result Of alleged land frauds
extending over an indefinite period Jo-
seph Houston. Il rnnchman of Spokane.
has been arrested. United States ON
cers are In ST. Mays. Idaho, looking
for Darius Bassett. and 50 Spokane PEG
pie, many Of them prominent. may be
called upon to face charges OF perjury.
II is believed that a number OF eastern
people. among them some from Chi
cago. are also implicated In the alleged
swindlss.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25
MINES AND MINING NEWS
OUR NORTHWESTERN MINES
Jtesns Cleaned From Late nePoI'-
All Districts Are Being Deveiope"
"A Prosperous Year II Predicteo-
Mining Notes and Personals.

w. w. Waite of Colfax Wn., has per
kind of machine drill for mining anu
all kinds OF work requiring drilling IN
rock. The machine Is operated by one
man. who simply turns crank, when
reyolyes a wheel to which Is attached
four 4-pound hammers. which strike
the drill with terrific force. each pioW
being harder than that struck ny a
mau.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25

Nas10gss, Jan ~ 4t.aited States Mar.
hal BENNETT has requested that federal
troops b. -ent 10 his assistance IN an en-.
ieas"s ~ suppress the warning Greeks
lae white people are ermias for ~slt pro
iesttsin. The trevks are led Nv Crazy
steass, ftem whom The band takes Il.
name,
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25

the Hague. Jan. a,--Mr. Kruger his
started Tor ttsehs. sher. he will pass
.aac sraks, lie mas greeted BY crowd
st the railroad station and SAID hs felt
very aell ON coming out .or tn, first time
sinre his seeen. llness.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25

-. Paul. Jan. ss.--rhe republican, arm.
hers II the legislature at their caucus unan.
nea.ly nominated NJ. 7. aapp Of 81, Paul
for senator to saecesSl Senator DAVIS. de,
reased.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25
Electrical Inventor I. Dead.

Newton, Mass, Jan. a2-Professor
Elisha Gray of Chicago. who was associated
with Arthur J. Mundy in the perfection
OF a system for submarine signaling. died
suddenly at Nswtonvills Sunday night.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25

Washington, Jan. %. The senate has
ratified the Spanish treaty by = vote Of IS
TO ~.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25

few outside the gates, kilograms continue
TO pour in from all parts OF the world.
While expressions Of sympathy and love
are pouring in from every quarter OF both
hemispheres, none are 50 appreciated ~
those from the United States. The GLOBE
voices the general sentiment, saying:
From other lands hopes come oi the
recovery and eulogies passed on the char
aeter Of Queen Victoria. In America, al
most without exception, il IS under the
simple title of The Queen that the Illus
irious patient is referred TO and deep al
lection implied. The term can hardly be
o,erestimated.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25
A. viewed In Russia.

st. Petersburg, Jan. 2l.--ln the com
ment in all circles not influential on
Queen Nictoria's illness the personal note
dominates the political. The ears sub
iects freely admit that her majesty has
been one OF the principal bui"arks ol
peace. The Ro.oia and Noyoeti alone touch
the political chord.
Tie Eo,,ia says: England prestige
i largely due to the queen. To spare
Queen ietoria much has been lof9isei
| hei ministers. With her will depart Bfit
tannia good genius
The >ovo-ti says: "Engsind Is di7con
tented with the situation and the dissat
i-f,ciion will possibly be expressed lnor'
plainly ii Queen Victoria dies. Her sue
ee--or will probably entertain different
views on many questions. lie i credit
ed with strong French sympathics. IN
power Of an English sovereign Is create
than commonly stated. Therefore tn
change may produce revelation IN ~
tflnltiunnl politics.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25

Paris. Jan. u The dispatches from
Osborne are eagerly read here. The eve
ming papers publish more frequent edi
lions. which are quickly sold.
The articles III the papers are sympa
thetie though they give evidence oi IN
anti British feeling aroused by the Sontt
Aniean war. Many Of the writers ascrib'
Queen Nictoria's collapse to the cloud o
melancholy cnshrouding her on account o
the situation in South Africa and the eve
increasing death roll.
Joseph Chambcrlin is spoken OF a. tn
evil spirit responsible for the painful cir
cumstances OF her majesty.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25
Later

se"es, lle Of Wight, Jan Ell rs d
m. a slight Improvement is aid to be Wis.
THE IN the queens condition. but there !.
no hope Of ANYTHING but fatal ending
The night is awaited with great anxiety.
Paralysis rs spreading to vital parts
Nonr,shmsnt is being artiticiallv admin
istersd The palace is packed. There is
great excitement. With the exception Of
Newspaper corrsspondsnts there arr only q
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-09
Shipping Memoranda.

Charleston, Nov. S.-Arrived, steam
ers Apache, Rockwell, Jacksonville,
and proceeded to New York Arapahoe.
Kemble, New York, and proceeded to
Jacksonville.
Sailed, steamers Eidsvold (Nor), An
dersen, Tampa; Lancaster GU. S. train
ing ship Mansfield, Port Royal;
schooners Longfellow, Brown, Fall
River: John c. Gregory. Hutchinson,
New York: Clark f. Bergen, Edwards,
New York; William H. Shubert,
Doughty. Philadelphia.
New York, Nov. S.-Sailed, Patria,
Savannah.
Baltimore, Nov. S.-Arrrived, Hudson,
Savannah.
adelphia-Arrived, Allegheny,
Savannah.
Havre-Arrived, Tynefeld, Savannah
for Hamburg.
Bremen, Nov. 6.-Arrived, Celtic
Princess, Savannah.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. ARRIVED. Cayo
Mono, Brunswick, for Manchester.
Manchester, Nov. ARRIVED, Sc
mantha, Savannah.
Jacksonville, Fla, Nov. S.-Cleared,
steamer Algonquin, Chichester, Bos-
ton: George Farwell. Brewster. New
Haven; schooner Alice b. Phillips,
Lundt, Perth Amboy; schooner Robert
A. Toulane, Smith, New Bedford.
Fernandina, Fla, Nov. S.-Sailed.
schooner Henry Weller, Trainor, Bos-
ton.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-09
OCEAN FREIGHTs.

COTTON-Savannah to Boston. per
100 pounds, 25c; TO New York. per 100
pounds. 20c to dock. 23c lightered: 10
Philadelphia, per bale, 81; Baltimore.
81.
FOREIGN DIRECT-Barcelona 4Oc:
Genoa, 35c: Liverpool. csc: Bre-
men, Csc Reval and 81. Petersburg.
sc. Antwerp, -; Rotterdam, -;
Havre. 30c
LUMBER-By Sail-Freight active
10 Baltimore. 81 rs; 10 PHILADELPHIA,
s. %, 10 New York, Sc. 70 Portland,
S. So
LuMBER-By Steann-savannah IA
Baltimore. S. 20 p. X. r.. or 81 and
o. docks. s. so. 10 Philadelphia, 10 2-3
per owt a pounds 20 FOOT 10 New
York, 1915 per n. 10 dock lightered,
$3.50. TO Boston 10 dock, 1915.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-09
from the london Telegraph

From the London Telegraph.
Pope Leo XIII. has removed from the
Index the two works of Calico. DE
Revolutionibus" and The Dialogues on
Motion"-one of which asserted that
1.-The earth was not the center of the
universe, nor immovable, but that il
moves even with diurnal notion" this
being considered "a proposition absurd
and false in philosophy and erroneous
in faith" Sentence was pronounced
on June %. 1888, so that the masters
great works have been forbidden to
the faithful 26S years. The whole pro-
ceeding was strange and irregular.
Pope Urban VIII. did not sign the con-
demnation; Corpernicus, Q473-1543, a
priest. taught the same doctrine; and
Kepler, Q571-l630), by his planetary
laws. had founded the new astronomy.
Calico Q564-1642) only confirmed what
they had taught. The year that he died
Newton was born in a land where no
Inquisition could stay inquiry. More
over in England. the Copernican the
CRY created no religious alarm. Milton
writes something proudly in his Lib
erty of Unlicensed Printing" referring
10 his visit TO Italy. when l have sat
among their learned men. for that hon.
or | had, and bin counted happy TO be
born in such a place Of Phlosophic
freedom, was brought: that this II was
that dampt as they supposed Eng
land was, while themselves did moth
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-09
UNIQUE Plan OF SUICIDE.

Augusta Chronicle: Augusta comes
forward with the newest novelty in
suicide routes" reported in many a
long day. The plan was to securely
fasten the bottom of each pants leg
to the shoe tops, load the legs up to the
waist with sand, making a kind of
sandbag, and then jump into the chilly
water of the river. This was the plan
hit upon by would-be suicidist in
Augusta yesterday, and was only pre-
vented from being successful by the in
reference of bystanders, who saw the
man jump into the river He was
overloaded full up to neck. Veri-
table ''unsqueezed lemon"|in looks. Ac-
cording to those who knew him, he
had come into considerable money and
was going through it almost as quickly
as he received IT,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Local aud General News of ships
and Shipping.

Competition among the river steam
ers is not to stop with the Planters
Line and the Southern Transportation
Companys boats on the up-river run.
The steambat Doretta, last, but not
least in all engagements, is back on
the Button run, with her war paint
on. She is endeavoring to break the
monopoly of the Button business
which the steamboat Eulalia sought to
establish, but which the Doretta had
until recently. The Doretta is III
charge of Capt. II. A. Strobhar, as re-
ceiver, while the Eulalia is in the
hands of Capt. George Chadwick, VINO
is thoroughly acquainted with the IN
land waters, and could make some
successful loops" were the vessels TO
have an engagement while at war.
The dispute is over the right of the
loretta to re-enter upon the Blunton
route after leaving it temporarily to
respond to legal process in the United
States Court, by which she was libell-
ed and placed in the hands of receiv-
err. Capt. Strobhar claims there is no
competition, because he is only resum-
ing the boats run. The Eulalia is
held up as the intruder. The Bluffton
business is limited, and it will, there
fore, likely be a quick fight to fin
ish.