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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

made by which some OF the ores from
these mines can be treated by the Re.
public mill. This matter will no doubt
be settled soon.
A deal involving one of the best
groups at the head OF Ten Mile creek
has just been signed up.
No time Is being lost In getting
things In shape for the new mill at the
Enterprise. A sleighroad has been
completed to tho millsite from Aylwin
and timber Is being rushed up. The
sawmill ia cutting 10000 feet day.
7. MeVicar has taken mp the lease
on the Bondholder. recently relinquish-
ed by Paul Hauck and partners. Four
men ara ut work.
l.. NJ. Rice. c. Il. OF Seattle, has ar.
rived In Greenwood to take charge OF
construction on the Greenwood. Phoe-
nix tramway. Preliminary SURVEYS
will be undertaken at once and before
tho end OF the month the actual work
OF building will be commenced.
What little work has been done on
the Iron Horse. Ten Mile, OF late has
shown the ledge to be widening out.
IL Is now two feet across. A good fea.
tnre about the ore Is that the zinc la
disappearing. leaving live and
healthy galena with unlmpaired val.
ues.
At SLOGAN Manager Dunbar of the
Phoenix Is one OF the happiest men In
the camp rs his property Ia turning
out one of the big things In the divis.
Ion, lie has ore showing In abundance
and the dumps are piled high With IL.
In the No, | drift. which .s In 1850 feet,
there Is a,a feet OF ore exposed. giving
over 800 10 the ton.
At fmir the returns from the
Nmir mine FOR the last month were,
Eighty stamps ran ell hours, during
which 1900 tons OF ore We're milled.
producing All tons of concentrates
The total receipts for the month from
bullion. etc, were SAL 500; total oper.
ating expenses ehargeable to revenue.
$4,000. leaving net profit for the
months work OF $3.50
The first shipment OF copper matte
from the British Columbia eompanv's
smelter at Greenwood was sent to east.
ern refineries last week. 1t consisted
OF two carloads Of 80 tons each. being
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15
MONrAN "a.

The supreme court has refused to
entertain tho petition for the reinstate-
ment OF John n. Welcome at tho bar.
Lulu and Edith McMaaters OF Mis-
soula were discovered to be suffering
from smallpox last week
Hon. Paris Gibson OF Great Falls has
been elected United States senator
from Montana for tho term expiring
March 1. 1906.
Frank Stamm. young man OF
Butte, IL missing and no efforts by the
authorities OF the Montana mining city
avail to locate him.
Gus Herman was instantly killed at
Butte recently by falling down the
shaft Of the st. Lawrence mine. a dis
lance OF probably so or go feet.
Governor Joseph X. Toole has ap.
pointed members for tho state board
OF sheep commissioners In the differ.
emit counties for tho term of two years.
Former Senator Carter of Montana
has been appointed by the president a
United States commissioner of the st
Louis expedition. lite has accepted the
offer. The position pays 5000 year.
The first hill passed by the present
legislature to become law without
tho governors signature was certified
10 last week by Secretary OF State Geo
NJ. Hays. The bill liz known as substl.
tnte for senate bill No. II. providing
for the payment OF a bounty of S. for
each wolf and coyote killed and 81 tor
mountain lions
Attorney General Donoivan's claim
for salary from January l. though he
entered upon his duties January I.
declared invalid by Judge Henry C.
Smith In the district court on Dono.
vans own showing OF facts. State Au-
ditor cAlderhcad was rchnked for not
making answer and Donovan for radi.
cal defects In papers.
Spec Marsh. cowboy. shot and
wounded Dick Tarbison and Smith
White. the latter seriously. and was
about 10 fire ut Frank Howard, when
the latter killed him Al the first shot.
Howard gave himself up and was TAX.
on 10 Glendive.
Governor Joseph X. Toole has vetoed
the bin commonly known as the
Chang. OF Venue bill" II provides
that when judicial prejudice should be
shown on the part OF presiding Judge.
such prejudice to be shown by oral ties.
umony. a change of venue could be
demanded. and II refused by the Judge
himself appeal could be taken To the
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15

tiers vii be allowed three months from
that date to offer their filings and the
state Of Washington vii be allowed so
days from April Is to offer selection
lists Of unoccupied lands.
Thomas Muncaster. an employe Of
the Union Iron works of Seattle. was
killed recently In the freight elevator
used in the company's building. His
head was caught between the bottom
Of the machine and the ceiling Of the
ground floor while he was loading sup
plies on the elevator from a narrow
gallery about 10 feet from the floor.
Will jenkins was fatally injured In
railway accident Mt North Yakima
recently. He was riding on an empty
cattle car which jumped the track. He
In a native Of England. stranger in
the city. being engaged by Conn broth.
ers He Ia in the hospital and the ply.
sicians say he will die. He Is aged 4G
years. He has family In the east.
The Spokane chamber OF commerce
wants information concerning the land
OF the entire Inland Empire. A land
bureau has been established at the
chambers rooms In the Traders build
Ing. for the benefit OF homeseekers.
Information is wanted concerning
farms for sale and farm land prices.
lumber lands. government lands and
soils and products. Many homeseekers
desire to purchase land and many old
residents Of Washington have land to
sell. owning perhaps more than they
can we'll cultivate. The chamber will
not become a land agency. The infor-
nation secured will be freely given to
all who apply.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15
WARRINGTON.


Mr.. payson. representing Moran
Brothers OF Seattle. has signed ut the
navy department the contract for the
construction by that Arm Of the battle
ship Nebraska.
A case OF smallpox was discovered In
Northport last week. Nelson Ii the pa
tents name.
Tho war department has accepted
the bid Of the Northern Pacific com
pany for warehouse and wharfing mt
Tacoma for Its Alaska and Philippine
business.
Representative Rosenhaupt's freight
rate bill was defeated In the house
Thirty seven members voted In favor
Of II and SO voted against the meas
ure.
Representative Jones has succeeded
In having the department agree to de.
tail an inspector at North Yakima TO
conduct stock inspection ut that place
and vicinity.
Tho commercial club OF Walla Waiia
have decided to send delegates TO Chi
cnko. 81. Paul and other eastern tor
mlnsi cities for tho purpose Of bring
Ink homeseekers and inducing them To
make their homes there.
Another wreck occurred on the Spo
kane Falls q Northern railway ut a
point Ave miles north OF colviile las,
week. No damage TO human life was
done. Eighteen hox cars were thrown
from the rails and badly damaged.
The wife Of General Peter Spott.
. well known Puyallap Indian. fell on,
Of her husbands wagon into a mud
puddle last week al Tacoma and was
drowned The same night Spots son
WAS killed by n streetcar while tying a
horse nj ths reservation.
William Season. who on December 6
killed his uncle. Dan Richards. with
an NJ. and with the same weapon at
tempted the life of his sister and her
two adopted children. was found gull
~ OF murder In the iirxs degree In the
superior court al Seattle. The prinrl
pal defense offered was insanity. The
jury was out less than an hour and
the verdict Was unanimous.
A miner named Joseph Walker me,
with fatal accident near Carbonate
last week. He was standing on . mass
Of loose coal In one Of the chuses when
the chute was opened from below and
the unfortunate man precipitascd the
faii length Of the passage. lie died
almost Immediately.
Township IS. range a. In Stevens
county. covering 23.027 acres. will be
opened To homestead entry at the Spo-
kAas land once April 15. Actual set.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15

! tunnel to cut the Tenderfoot &
| Trail ledge was run IS feet.
The development work on the Over
sight for February was 80 feet.
The Flag Hill Is In 172 feet from the
tunnel. This drift was advanced 50
feet.
The shaft on the Quilp mine was
sunk 100 feet In February and large
station was cut ut the 800 foot level
The Mountain Lion sank a two-com-
Fartment shaft 81 feet during the
/ month. No other work was done on
the mine.
The Butte 4 Boston raised 40 feet
and drifted 30 feet last month. The
Chico extended its north drift on the
285 foot level only so feet.
Fifty-five feet OF shaft were sunk on
the California mine last month and
during the same time 35 feet OF raise
were made and rs feet Of drift run
The Princess Maud's development
for the month was confined to running
drifts from the shaft at the 300 foot
level. These were extended As feet
Eight inches OF ore In the uprise on
the Morning Glory was sampled recent
ly. and the assay gave $1400 per ton.
The raise Ii up 38 feet from the second
level.
One hundred tons OF Ben Hur ore
Will be run through the Republic mill
as test. II the results are encourag-
Ing contract vii be entered into by
the mine owners for further treatment
OF It's ores.
February was not only a short
month In days. but 1t was decidedly
short In the amount OF development
work on the mines. There has been
decided falling on for several months
past. but 1t has no doubt reached its
lowest point.
There il practically no new work
being done In the camp and 1t is not
probable that there will be much until
the outlook Is brighter to handle the
ore. The Republic Is still In the lead
In the way OF development and Is the
only mine In the camp in which stop
Ing is going on to any considerable
extent. The total amount OF develop
''N'b WIN WI ihS tuC VII Liz
mine was about ITO feet
The bridge that Is In course OF con
struction across Granite creek ut the
Republic sampling works. will consum
n little over 100000 feet OF lumber and
several thousand feet OF round tim
bers. The weather Is mixture OF
spring and winter, The breakup Is
coming slowly. which will be beneA-
cial In keeping the roads In passable
condition. Continued warm weather
would cause many washouts and cut
the camp off for time from the out
side world.
The large mines that have been do
Ing large proportion OF the work.
with few exceptions. are now idle.
These include the Tom Thumb Black
Tall, San Poll and Lone Pine Surprise.
Upon these not particle Of work Ia
being done. nor Is there any immedi.
ate prospect OF resumption. The mat
ter must remain as ut present for some
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15
KILLED I'm a Duel.

Chicago, March IA special from D,l,
las lex, says: W. j. Stevenson Of Dallas
has received information from Denver that
MS son, v. |. II. Stevenson, has been killed
IN duel in Colorado. Mr.. Stevenson saws
II was duel with pistols between his son
ana Denver man named Frederick lie.
orecht. The latter was not hit, but killed
Young Stevenson at the first shot. Steven.
son, before going to Colorado. was in the
service OF Texas railway company.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15
Smashed the saloon.

Fort Wayne. Ind. March LITTLE saEs
OF William Brubaker Churbusco v
smashed by Mrs. Charles Zollnan. ~
Zollman,s father, who lives with her, y 2
home drunk last night and this even y
armed with a ba.ketful of stones :
raided the place and smashed every "
breakable.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15
Building DESTROYED NV p,.o.

Orange, \. j., March l2.-The building
winch had just been erected by the health
authorities for the accommodations, -
smallpox patients was destroyed by mob
OF 4W Italians, A heavy police guard
around the building was outnumbered and
oserpowered
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15
Beers Made a Mistake.

London, March IA special from esP
Town says the Beers lost 40 killed n u
engagement with an armored train hea
Rooenetge. They mistook the tram y
one loaded with horses and allowed Y
come within range, whereupon ire v. Y.
opened from the train, and the Beers pe'
some OF them abandoning their rifles.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15

Ex-COngressman James Gum b

ExCOngressman James Gum has
taken charge OF the Soldiers home.
The Snake river IL nearly M high
now as II was at any time last sum
mer.
Farmers and mere ants OF Nez
Perez have joined hands 10 build toll
ephsne.
The senate has passed the general
deficiency bond bill for an issue Of
t1l7.000.
The premium Hist for the state fair
Ia being made up and shows Increased
offerings In all departments.
The Shoshone canal that furnishes
water for the farms around Parma has
been sold to Utah company.
r. T. Brown. commonly known As
Tommy Brown" committed suicide At
Wnrdner recently. by shooting.
The wcstbound Great Northern pas
senger train was wrecked last week
near Bear creek. In the Rockies.
The house bill Tor bounty OF cent
. pound ON sugar manufactured from
Idaho beets has passed the senate.
A memorial has been introduced In
the house asking for the vacation Of
the Bitter Root and Priest River forest
reservea.
The fight between Madden and
King. two featharweights. pulled of at
Wallace. was won by Madden In two
rounds.
The farmers on Neg Perez Prairie
ars expressing an intention of putting
In q still larger acreage Of fax this
year than ever before.
A fatal accident occurred at Spirit
Lake last week by which Marcellus
Herring OF State Line met an untimely
death by falling tree striking him on
the head.
Mart Kennedy, well known about
HALEY and other mining camps few
years ngo, died ut Florence. Col, last
week of heart failure. after a long
spell OF sickness.
rho body OF Thomas Langon WAS
found recently near the head OF the
old f,ums grade on the trail from Muir
ray up tn where Barry Hiiiard has n
force of men ut work on Hear gulch
Flo In supposed to have become ex
hausted or been overtaken by heart
failure.
The house passed the bill appropri
ating $4,000 for bridge across the
Salmon river In Custer county. appro-
priating $4,000 for construction OF u
wagon road over Packer John noun
tain: appropriating 1880 for bridge
the Payette river. near Banner, In
Boise county: appropriatlng $4,000
for construction OF the wagon road
from the mouth OF Logging guleh to
Atlanta. Gilmore county; appropriating
$4,000 10 construct wagon road from
the bridge crossing the Payette river
near Emmett. to the Boise county line;
appropriating $4,000 for u bridge across
Snake river. In Casaia county: appro
priating $4,000 for a wagon road In
Bannock county. appropriatlng $4,000
for n wagon bridge across Snake river.
ut Warm Springs ferry,
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15
Reciprocity Treaty With France

Washington, March 9.-The preslAen
sent the senate message TRANSMITTING
supplemental treaty with France again e
tending the time for the ratification OF u
reciprocity with that country. The eA'en
sion this time is for Is months. making ID
convention expire September "a, 1907, IN
less it shall be referred in the meantime.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15

london, March IA special dispatch
tfom Berlin says that il is understood the
enper or has instructed the imper,al chan.
cellor, Count won Buelow to erier Count
Won Waldersee to cease preparations for
further operations against the Chinese
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15
MINES AND MINING NEWS
OUR NORTHWESTERN MINES
items Cleaned From Late Rep0Pts-
All Dtstricas Are being Developed
"A Prosperous Year II Predicted
hinin9 Notes and Personals.

John A. Finch and A. b. Campbell
have gone to New York. The presence
there Of Charles Sweeny and Thomas
Greenough substantiates the report
that an important conference OF lead
producers has been called.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15
r.ia. TIA. Surrendered.

Manila. March l3.-Captain Gulirk 81
the Forty seventh volunteer infantry has
received the surrender OF the insurgent
Major pulay. with 20 officers and a,o men,
ut the town OF Gnhat, In southern I.nxo.,
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15
Two Killed, Eight Injured.

Chicago, March l3.-Two men were kill
ed and eight others injured in a real en-
collision between time freight and ,
stock train on the Chicago 4 North wen,
ern road at Arlington Nights, a subu rb i
this city
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15
Pat Grove Will Surrender.

Omaha, Neb. March l2-James -
han, accused of being one of the ouaa
kidnapers, says that if he was aequltteq
his abb, Pat Grove, who claims he
nocent, will surrender.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15
starch Factory Rurna5

hankakee, ILL.,, March ls.-The Archer
s'areh eomPanys factory burned. involy.
ing a loss OF $4,000 The fire was caused
from the explosion OF the large grinder.
nom combustion The property was in.
snred
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15
Dead and Injured.

The dead are: Otto Schmidt stock man.
Palatine, H.; Gus Block, stockman, John.
son Creek, Wis.
The injured are: James H. Wilson, Fort
Atkinson, Wis; G. w. Worthington, Oak
Center, Wis; Charles S. Toller, ] nes
vile, Wis, probably fatally; Ed ward
Weber, Redwood, Wis; W. H. ste es
Sharon, Wis; j. Bush, trainman, seriow
ly; - johnson, trainman seriously; l..
W. Worthy, Oak Center, Wis.
Asleep In the Caboose.
The caboose of the stock train CONTAINED
IA stockmen and most of them were asleep
when the train stopped at Arlington
Heights to take on two cars of stock. Sud.
denly the time freight from st. Paul crash.
ed into the stock train caboose and plough.
ed through into the next car ahead In.
stantly the wreck took fire The crash
aroused the village and the volunteer fire
department responded to the rescue and
extinguished the flames and assis ed in tax
ing out the dead and injured.
The caboose and three cars were burned
and a number of head Of stock killed. The
doors of the other ears containing stock
were in the meantime opened and the
frightened animals allowed to run at lArge
A relief train was started from Chicago as
soon as the wreck was reported.
According to an official statement given
ont by the Chicago 4 Northwestern rail
way general officers the accident was due
to gross carelessness on the part Of the
crew of the freight train, who, it S claimed,
must have run by at least two danger sig
nails.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15
Hattleahip Oregon to R~turr

Washington. March l2.-orders ba,o
gone forward from the navy department
for the return of the battleship OREGON
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15

"Pekin. March Ill lesye peL;p t,,.,
for America. Squires is left in charge.
'CONGER.e
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15
NORTHWEST NEWS ITEMS
BRIEFLY TOLD IN NOTES.

An Interesting Collection of lteMa
Frem the Fewv Neyshs west states
Of . miscellaneous Mature Gath
erred the Past Week.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15

In Saxony toymakers earn a half
penny an hour.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15

San Francisco.-Silver bars, Sic.
Mex can dollars, soia@5lc.
New fork-Silyer certificates. sli.N
CSC; bar silver. 60Isc, Mexican dollars.
49c.
Lohdon.-Rar silver quiet, IS lied
per ounce
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-15
Gran camiseria con rron de- lavado al yapor

Case de EPana Fabra camiaaa Ia orden
haga deho artculo ultima mods
Consane corbaas medas cusetas lzon cUelo
bonaduas para ntes de camsas Pron
udy y esmer Precios hmtados
PEDRO RODRIGUEZ Foraoza num- 35. San Juan, F.
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TRAVTESAs

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Caguas Cayey, laa veudH 81 que sugcribf
y las puede hscef de capA blsuco, susubn,
camilla y algsrrobo, a preCioa conSanCic-
Aalsa.
Vicente R. aERm0&.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-15


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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-09
EASTERN MARKETS.
Ne7O York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Nov S.-There was a falling
of in the volume Of transactions in to-day's
stock market, but the speculation continued
notably active. There were conspicuous points
OF strength throughout, but the general list
moved lrregularly and a number Of prominent
stocks We're at different times above and ha
low last nights level. Realizing was very
large in stocks which have been strongest re-
Gently, Following the custom of the market for
some time past Notable in this respect were
St Paul and the Pacifics. An effort was made
az one time TO renew the upward movement in
these stocks. with a resulting advance in St
Iaul OF Is over last nights level, but the
~ aiiSs Iel lresh realizing and was wiped
S-t- SA-oA racine 6 movement was similar
New York Central made another notable show
huhofs continue current of the early adoption
Of q plan for proprietary cornDanv to hold
the stocks OF the Vanderbilt railroads. Penn
sylfaAla ana us subsidiary stocks formed
another center Of strength except Baltimore
and Ohio which was reactionary on realizing
and TIE Wheeling and Lake Erie stocks moved
IN sympathy with this group. The Southwest
ern stocks were generally strong to the ac-
compartment Of reports of large earnings and
pending increases in disbursements An ac-
tive demand occurred for Louisville and Nash
vile and for the AtchisOn stocks notably the
preferred which touched l02k
The buying Of this stock and of Louisville
was based on the general argument that they
were selling low compared with other stocks
paying the same dividend. The settlement Of
the Northwestern Railroad controversy con-
tinued to receive much attention to-daV's YER
sion pointing to the granting to the Union
Pacific Of proDortionate control Of the Bur
ings in that company. The possibility of re-
leasing locked capital under this plan make II
particularly attractive to the speculative iroag-
ination. The preliminary figures of cash move
Inenls for the past week indicate a small net
change in the banks reserves. although the
various currents contributing to that result
have been unusually complex and numerous
The export Of 81, 10000 Of gold has been largely
Offset by the Sub-Treasury payment on account
OF the Australian and Klondike gold while
that institutions collections Of Government
revenues in excess of expenditures has been
met by the redemption Of Government bonds
The Sub-Treasury paid to-day that account
81. III. $40 IN gar value of Government bonds
which did not figure in the estimates of the
cash movement. The banks have lost a small
amount on balance in the interior movement
by express The reported settlement of the
Franco Turkish difficulty was very slightly re-
fected here except as il affected the feeling Of
hopefulpess over the relaxation OF the future
foreign demand for gold. The market closed
irregular with considerable reactions from tn =
best. caused by heavy realizing during the
last hosr.
There were sharp upward movements in Cen
tral Of Georgia bonds and in Kansas and