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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13
NAVAL COMMITTEE CALLS.
House Members at Navy Department
90 pay Respects

Tho members OF the House Committee
IN Naval Affairs called al the Navy De-
rartnfrt this morning to pay their re-
spccts 20 Secretary Long Ihe commit
-, yyas received by Mr. Long and the
-ls,. efr1IraIs and other high officials CT
the navy.
Nothing was said pertaining 10 the
rrosDeets OF favorable legislation on the
MANY matters OF interest TO TIE navy no"
before Congress.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13
CUBANS APPEAL TO PRESIDENT.
Beg for the Tariff Concessions Ash
ed by Commission.

Secretary RoCt continues 20 receive ap-
peals from Cuban people urging him to
do ali he can 10 secure tariff concessions
They come from all parts Of the island
and from al classes. The following
cabIegram was received today from Glen
fuegOs:
"The people Of Cieufuegos at a large
public meeting presided over by the
mayor. and composed OF representatives
OF commercial. professional and business
men. the press. committees Of political
parties. associations. Of workingmen and
other social classes, appeal to you nov
as representative Of the American Gov
eminent begging that you make known 10
President Roosevelt and the two houses
OF Congress the united cry Of anguish Of
the people. threatened with complete ruin
unless there is granted Immediately the
tariff concessions asked for by the Cuban
commission.
.srCnT-EnnA %
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13
GEORGE WASHINGTON CALLS.
DesceuGant Of First President Meets
the Present Executive.

George Washington called at the White
House today TO shake hands with Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
The present George Washington is the
last OF the family Of that name 20 first
Fee light IN the historic mansion al Mount
Vernon When very youuC his parents
sold the place 10 the association that now
owns e. and moved West.
George Washington Is now mayor Of
Charlestown ". Va. He was accompa-
MED by Col. C. ". z. Black. of Charles
town.
The President expressed himself a;
greatly pleased TO shake hands with ms
country's fathers relative.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13
A DECLARATION 49,.
ON RECIPROCITY.
SENATOR MASON INTRODUCES BILL
To Spenk Tomorrow In it, Support.
CubA's Claims Uphgld-Other
Measures introduced curiHE
the Day.

A bill relating TO customs duties on
goods from Cuba was introduced in the
Senate toG-y by Mr. Ma - tRep.. Hls).
who gave notice that h. would speak on
il tomorrow at the conclusion Of morning
business
IN connection with the bill Mr.. Mason
also introduced joint resolution declar-
ling that the doctrine Of reciprocity. as
stated in the act Of 1850 known as the
Mckinley bilD, and in the act OF 1897
known as the Diugley bid. is the true
doctrine and - in the interest Of the pros
perity OF the United States. and that the
treaties pending in the Senate should re-
ceive consideration and action at the pres
cnt session Of Congress.
It further declared that the United
State should give TO the island Of Cuba
broad commercial reciprocal trade, which
would be Of advantage to the commerce o.
this country and the discharge Of our
duty toward the people Of that island.
Popular Election of Senator'S
Mr.. Dubois udaho) introduced a joint
resolution providing for the election Of
United States Senators by a direct vote OF
the people.
Mr.. Berry Welcomed Back.
Mr. Berry Dem, Arly.). who had been
detained At home by an accidlnta! injury
| during the Christmas recess. was in his
/ seat at the opening OF the session and
( WAS congratulated by many of BIS friends
Ambassador Choate says Cood-isy.
! Ambassador Joseph Choate was an early
morning visitor az tBa White House today
/ lie called to tfd the Presiaert eood-ss
previous TO his departure fct England.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13

NEW YORK. Jan I2.-Tbc steamer Au-
eueta Victoria. which arrived from HAM
burg this morning reports meeting the
sreampr Penn Manor from Rotterdam fct
ph71od,tuffa az sea The steamer was
uEmauage4JIe, but declined assistance
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13

Wants Collector Young Renamed.
Representative Overstreet OF Indiana
called at the White House rh-s morning
To drge the roappoinment Cf Nr. a. A.
Young -as collector OF customs az Indian
rpclis- The President inUmat-d that the
1lappoirtmcn, W 9uld De made.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13
Library for Bedford, Ind.

BEDFORD. Ind. Jan. I5.-AIrs- Joseph
r. Torfs has received letter from An
drew Carnegie. saying he VIII give BED
ford $4,000 Tor a library The city already
has a Gnc Iib-a-y and the present site
VIII be used.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13
CHEYENNES NOW QUIET.

Indian UH-ce HtHFs + FVIl Ii NJ I''S4
Agency.
The Indian Office received this morn
ing a telegram from the agent al the
Lame Deer Agency in eastern Montana
20 the effect that tbs trouble among the
Northern Cheyenne Indians there was
QUieted.
Troop F Of the Thirteenth Cavalry left
Fort Kcorh for Lame Deer Agency yes
terday. bu; it is not thought likely now
that their services will be needed.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13
Admiral Walkers Commission 70 Meet
EtIt Thursday.
TOCOESIDER FRENCHPROPOS.TIGN

Isthmiau Waterway Fight Well on
i'm COuEres--The week Promises
To Re one Of Marked Activity ia
This Ljnc-OE-ciais of Panama Cor
Poration Given Another Hearing.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

Fair: continvei cold tonight and Tuesday
fresh west winds.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13

Span mare mule colts, j. I.
johnson, Mexico % dollars.
Chief Tccumseh of Twin Rocks,
boar. Cunningham Bros, Caruth-
crsvillc. 30 dollars.
Beauty of Twin Rocks, SOW,
Cunningham Bros, CarnthorS'
vile, 81 dollars.
Maid Orient Of L. s., SOW, Ed
Kellerhalls. Mcxico,2S dollars.
L. $. Queen of Twin Rocks,
SOW. W. Bolcs, AuXvassc, 60 dol
lars,
Model Of Twin Rocks, SOW, sam
Rice, Mexico, 20 dollars.
/ L. s. Maid of Twin Rocks, sow,
Cunningham Bros, charlottesville,
80 dollars.
Sow and 3 pigs, J. ~. Glandon
Mexico, lG dollars.
Red SOW. b. Il. Middleton,
Mexico, - dollars and - cents.
| Pig. J. Bolcs, AuXvasse, l.
dollars.
Pig, J. Boles, 10 dollars.
Pig f. Skelly, Littleby, - dol
/ lars
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
s. p. BARNES,
Passenger and Ticket ACT.

GEO. j CHARLTON,
GEN. Pass niger Agt., C.&A. R.R., Chicago.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
TRUSTEES Sale.

Whereas. George 'IatcrS and Sarah Jane
Waters. his wife. on the 18th day of
September. lSg~. by their certain deed of
trust. recorded in Book for trusts No. 10.
Page 3S2, in the Recorders office for Au-
drain county. Missouri. conveyed to j. X.
Jesse, trustee, the following described
real estate, situated iu Audrain county.
Missouri, tO-Wit:
PIT. :. T.. Cor. :. T.. ~ f.. Sec. 80. Up.
-. Z. ;: beginning at the :. T.. Cor of the
l.. pit, of the :. = of the n. +. part of Sec.
-, TIP 80, Il. :, ran thence north one
hundred and twenty and onc-halr yards,
thence west l2Ois yds., thence south l?Oi9
yds.. thence east 800 ydS., to the starting
point, consisting Of three GcrcS.
Which said conveyance was made in
trust to secure the payment Of Il certain
note therein described, and, whereas, de-
fault has been made in the payment Of
said note. and interest, now, therefore,
|. the undersigned trustee
will at the east door of the Court House
ut the City Of Mexico. Audrain county
Missouri. ON
FRIDAY. DEC. ;, 1902,
between the hours of 10 Il. m. and 3 p. N
Of said day sell said land to the highCs'
bidder for cash To satisfy said trust.
| j. Il. JESSE. Trustee.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
Notice Of Final Settlement

All creditors and others interested in
the estate Of l.. T. Ritch". deceased. are
notified that tn" undersigned. executors
Of said estate. intend to make Il final set
Element Of said estate at tn" n"Nt term OF
the Probate Court Of Audratn county. To
be- holden at Mexico, in said county, on
Il. 20 second Monday in November. 1907.
w II. and i. :. RlTCIllE.
Executors.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
Poultry Supplies

Beginning July we will sell 5,
c. b. Leghorn, Barred Rock Light
Brahmah aud Pckiu duck eggs at
81 90 per setting, Emberden
goose eggs So 80 for I. Low prices
on poultry supplies.
OGRE POULTRY YARDS,
Thompson, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
FLOUR.
MADE By THE.
MEXICO R0LLER
CUSTOM MILLS.
LIST Grade, 0. (. Patent
I'd Grade, Straight Patent
Sd Grade, Standard.
4th Grade, Eagle.

Special price made on 800 lbs or
over, Highest price paid for
grain. Exchange with the farm
ers speciality. Full stock of mill
feed on hand. Satisfaction gum =
antccd or money refunded.
EUGENE e. JONES, Manager
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
SHORTHORN SALES.
Thousands Invested in Fine
Cattle.


w. w. Pollock had a big sale at
Littleby Station and 5. p. EN-
mons had another in Mexico. Mr..
Emmons' sales were as follows:
Victoria's Cut, red, little white,
calyed 1902, got by Victoria Baron
sold to Jack Harrison, AuXVassc,
5000.
Oneen of the Roses, roam,
calved Dec. %, got by Victoria
Baron, sold to Jack Harrison,
Auxvasse, $3.50.
Lady Sybil Abbot, 2nd, white,
calved 1900, sold to Phil Quiscn-
berry, Santa Fee, $3.50.
Long Branch Sybil, 22nd, red,
calved 1901 got by Victoria Baron,
sold to Frank Harrison, Aux
vase, $225.
Lady Sybil Abbott, red and
white, calvcd in 1879, got by Duke
Abbottsburn, 2nd, sold to j. ).
Brown, Hatton, $40.
Orange Princess, 18th, red,
calved 1891, got by Victoria Baron
sold to W. A. Dulany, Long
Branch, $500.
Orange Princess, 18th, red,
calved 1901, got by Victoria Bar
on, sold to NJ. b. Guthrie, Hat
ton. 1910.
Orange Princes, llth red,
calved 1900, got by Victoria Bar
on, sold to G. l.. Cunningham,
Caruthcrs, 1878.
Mary Sybil, 2nd, red, calved
1896, got by Victoria Baron, sold
to John Maxwell, Mexico, $50.
Fish Branch Lady, red, calved
1900, sold to G. +. Clark Mexico,
$3.50.
Orange Sybil, red, calved 1900,
got by Orange Baron, sold tc
Branstetter Bros, Nandalla
$3.50.
Village Queen, red, calved 1901,
got by Victor Scott, sold to b. Il.
Middleton, $30j.
Butterhy's Luster, red calved
1901, got by Butterfly, sold to I.
j. Warnel, Liberty, $l35.
Abbottsburn' Luster, red, LITTLE
white, calved 1901, got by Duke
Abcottsbum, sold to l.. Emmons
Concord, 800.
Mary Victoria, red, calved 1900
got by Victoria Baron, sold to {
l.. Cunningham, Charlottesville,
5000
Victoria's Cambria, red, calVet
1899, got by Victoria Baron, Sol'
to j. Nj. Stevens, Laddonia, S2lo.
Rose Victoria, roam, calved 1870
got by Victoria Baron, sold Il
G. S. Brown, Mexico, $l25.
Scotch Craggs, 9th, red, calve
1902, got by Victoria Baron, sol'
to Z. j. Warnel, Liberty, 500
Victoria Josephine, roam, calve'
1901, got by Victoria Baron, sol
to IL. p, McElroy, Louisiana
500.
Abbottshurn Lass, roam, calVe
1900, got by Orange Baron, sol
to c. l.. Cunningham, Caruthers
vile, $lG0.
Primula Smiley, red, calve
1900, got by Sybil's Duke, sold t.
c. l.. Cunningham, Caruthers
vile, 5000.
Scotch Cragen, red, calved 100
got by Victoria Baron, sold to !
IL. Hurt & Son, Clifton Hill
5000.
Baron Cupbearer, l7lO69, roal
calyed Oct. 10, got 10y Nictorl
Baron, sold to }, Il. Smith, Han
nibal, $500.
Scotch Vail, red, calved 100.
got by Victor Scott, sold to g. !
Cunningham, Charlottesville, $l'
Long Branch Lady, red, calv'
1900, got by SPILLS Duke, sold
Branstetter Bros, Naudalla Sl4
Maid of Molino, red, calv'
1894, got by Duke of Moline, SC
to Huntsman & Son, Jacksonvll
Mo-, $40.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13
pOLIOCK'S SALES.

Butterfly of Prairie View 4th,
red COW, calvcd 1898, Cunning
ham Bros, charlottesville. Mo-,
$14O.
Buttcrhy's Orphan. roam,
calved 1899, NJ. b. Guthrie, Mex
leo, $3.50.
Red Scotch Rose, red COW, little
white, calvcd 1897, Cunningham
Bros. Charlottesville, $50.
Primia Rupert, red COW, calvcd
1891, Cunningham Bros, Caruth-
crSvillc, $50,
Lady Liverpool 9TH Of Stolled
Plains, red COW, calvcd lSJS, W.
l.. Wright, Nandaliu, so 80.
Crags 3rd of Stakcd Plains, red
COW. calvcd 1899, NJ. b. Gnthric,
Mexico, $50,
Lady harrington 18th Of Staked
Plains, red COW, calved 1899, and
calf, II. p. Moore, Mexico, 5000.
Lady Forgathorpe 3Oth, caIVed
| 1900, c. f. Clark, Mexico, 800.
Lady Forgathorpe 3lst, red COW,
calved 1900, c. +. Clark. Mexico,
500,
Aidric Wild Eyes, red COW,
culvcd 1901, l.. $. Harlan, Clifton,
Hill, Sll5.
Mller's Cup, red cow, calvcd
1899, } J. Alderman, Mexico.
Melrose, red COW, calved 1899,
| f. ID. Weber, Laddonia, $40.
Cornelia, red COW, calved 1898,
| c. f. Clark, Mexico, $ll7.5O,
Blossom, red COW, calved lS91,
Branstetter Bros, Nandalia, $SI.
80.
Victoria Amelia, red COW, calved
1901, j. O. Akerman Mexico, ~ y
Amelia Cloverda!e, roam COW
calved 1900, VIM. Smith, Rusl
Hill, $3.50.
Princess Amelia, red roam
calvcd 1902, and calf, VIM. Bis
hop, Santa Fc, 5000.
Grace 2nd, red COW, calved 1899
j. W, Weber, Laddonla, 500.
Sheriff Cherry, red COW, calvc'
1899, Robinson Bros, Loddonla
$50 80.
AbbottSburn Cherry, red cow
calved 1901, =. Quisenhcrry, San
| Ia Fe, 800.
Cherry's Victoria, I'd and whit
COW, calved 1902, j, w, Weber
| Laddonia, $37. 30.
d Princess Primula, red roam COW
). calved 1902, NJ. b. Guthrie, Men
leo, 800,
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13

COW, calNed lJOZ, WIN. DlShop'
Santa Fee, $3.50.
Rose Tucker, DIST, roam COW,
calvcd 1898. G.. +. Clark, Mexico,
$llj.
Lucy Van, red and white COW,
calvcd 1898, Frank Mcclure, So.
30.
Rose Tucker, Doth roam COW,
calved 1897, w. l.. Wright, Van
dalia, 800.
Annie Cleveland, red COW, calved
1898, Branstetter Bros, 1929.
Fashion COW, calved 1897, Bran
siettcr Bros, Nandalia, $l2O.
May Curtis 2nd Red Girl, red
COW, calved 1900, Cunningham
Bros, Charlottesville, $l3O,
Roam Ortiz, roam COW, calred
1896. j. n. Rosscr, Rush Hill,
$50.
Red Mary, red COW, calved 1871,
l.. c. Keithley, Centre, Mo-, $50.
Mary Sharon, red cow, calved
1902, c. f. Clark, Mexico, $l2O.
Lady Reg, red cow, calved
1894, j. \. Glandon, Mexico,
800.
Craven Knight, l5GSlG, red bull,
calvcd 1900, james Oifut, Mexico,
SIG.
Ortiz Adelaide, roam bull,
calvcd 1902, VIM. Atkins, Mexico,
50 dollars,
Orange Cup, roam bull, calved
1902, VIM. KinsIow, Mexico.
Lord Liverpool, lSl4j0, red
bull, calyd 1901, j. IL. Wilkins,
Mexico, lOj dollars.
Buttcrhy's Violet, light roam
bull, calvcd 1902, l.. ). Harlan.
Clifton Hill, 81 dollars.
Baron Plato, roam bull, calved
1901, Il. c. KcithIy, Centre, Mo-,
- dollars and 30 cents.
krklevington Duke Of Twin
| Rocks, red bull, calved 1902, NJ
Guthrie, Mexico, 10 dollars.
! Forggathorpe Duke, red bull,
little white, caIvcd 1902, NJ. b
Guthrie, Mexico, Gj dollats.
Baron BurgOmastcr, red bull
calved 1902, ii. l.. l.. Smith, Rusi
Hill, 50 dollars.
Crag'S Duke, red bull, httl
white. calvcd 1891, Il. Holtkamp
Mexico, A. dollars and % cents
King Airdrie, red bull, caIve
1901, c. w. Owens, Mexico, :
= dollars.
George. bay gelding, jaime
e Weaver, Mexico, g. dollars and GO
n Gray Squirrel, Iron gray gelding
j. w. Criswell, AuXvasse, 50 dol
Il lars.
+ Mis- Denmark, black lilly, q. /
Dowell, Nandalia, 40 dollars.
/ Rex Monrose, brown horse, j
W. Criswell, AuNvasse, 3O5 do
lars.
Il Lady Montros. brown mare, J
> O. Edmonston, Mexico, 1870 dol
lars.
d Forest Denmark, black weanin
d horse colt, c. F.. Clark, Mexico
30 dollars,
l Brown BeSs, brown mare, J. \
}. Rosser, Rush Hill, 81 dollars.
', Miss LIE Grand, bay hlly, J. "
}, Criswell, Auxvassc, 100 dollars.
Alick Moore, bay filley, j \
', Winfrcy, Benton City, 100 dollars
l. Indian Girl, dark bay mare, J
O. Edmonston, Mexico, l9j do
ii lars.
D. Rysdyk's Maid, brown weauin
}, fllcy, W. b. Branstcttcr, Wanda
liza, - dollars and 80 cents,
:, Bird, bay saddle and harnet
mare, NJ. b. Guthrie, Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-11-13

Miss Holiday, red and white,
calved 1900, got by SPILLS Duke,
sold to c. +. Clark, Mexico, $40.
Queen Harriet, red, calvcd 1907,
got by Victoria Baron, sold to Is.
X. Middleton, Mexico, $50.
Orange Brown, red, calved
1902, got by Golden Crown, sold
to c. l.. Cunningham, Coruthcrs-
vile, 5000.
Baron Sybil, 9TH, roam, caIved
1901, got by Victoria Baron, sold
to J +. Mckinney, Cairo Mo, $20.
SYPHILIS Lad, red, calved 1901,
got by Orange Baron, sold to A.
G.. Retire, Benton City, Sl6j.
Prime Goods, roam, calved 1901,
got by Victoria Baron, sold to q.
II. Brown, Mexico, 800.
Darlington Victor, 2nd' red,
roam, calved 1901, got by Victoria
Baron, sold to Il. 5. p. Wiley
Santa Fe, $50.
Long Branch Duke, red, caIved
1901, got by Orange Baron, sole
to j. f.. Jesse, Mexico, so.
Baron Hutton, red, calved
1902, got by Victoria Baron, sole
to Il. p. Marshall, Long Branch,
500.
Ortiz Prince, red and white, caIve'
1901, got by Lord Lieutenant
sold to Thomas IIuntsman, Jack
sonville, H., 500.
Lord Lieutenant, 2nd, red, littl
white, go by Imp Lord Lieuten
ant, sold to Jim Johnson, NlcNicc
$50.
Ortiz Violet, red, little white
calvcd 1902, got by Lord Lieut.
cnant, sold to w. Y. Potts Mex
leo, $50.
Crnggs Duchess, red, calvc'
1891, got by Duke of Airdrle
sold to {. h. Cunningham, Ca
ruthcrsville, $50.
Victoria butterfly, red, calvct
1901, got by Victoria Baron, sol
to J s. Brown, Mexico, $500.
Victoria Butterfly, 2nd, calNc
1902, got by Victoria Baron, sol
to W. \. Delaney, Long Branci
$500.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-10-25
SoTfCE OF SALE oETrMBEG

Notcr ia hereby given HAT on Monday the Iuth
day 81 November, t'Nr 40 30 1'riu,k e ~ thrr,
viii D." offered tor sale, pursuant ~ itw ut pull.
llc auction. 40 the court huu<e IN idaho Ctty.
bOiRe county, Idaho, the timber 1u the Statr
special Grant and school lands situated in Boise
county, Idaho. iu the following tnWushtp4 more
particularly described a. follows. towlt.
M "" timber owned hy the state ~ Idaho IN
township eleven, north range three east town.
ship twelve north range three east township
twelve north range four east township thirteen
norm range three east township thirteen north
range Tour east tnHnshp fourteen north range
Three east township fourteen north ranup four
sast the west half 81 section I'VE, aud north
west quarter Of section eight ia township nftppu
north range Three east township fifteen north
range four east Lots :, and ~ and south half
Of the southeast quarter ~ section nineteen lots
., . and west half Of the southwest quarter Of
section twenty nine north hall ~ the northeast
quarter and southeast quarter ~ the northeast
quarter of section thirty. vest half ~ serfion
ihirty Two iu township sixteen north range three
oH7t township sixteen north range four east
township seventeen north range four east. and
dll ~ states holdings IN township eighteen
north range three excepting sections three aud
This timber viii be offered In one tract en-
bfaciug Hll the timber on the Special Grant aud
-cHoul Lands belonging 10 the state II Idaho
situated IN Boise county, Idaho rs above de.
-rribed
Terms and conditions NJ sale will he found In
An Act Defining the Duties Of the state Board
n Land Commissioners" NTH session laws.
NgTE No timber VIII be- snld for less than ia
feet, which together with particular description
estimates and Kind 81 timber may he found at
The oflich 81 the state Board ~ Land COMMITS.
7ipners ~ Boise, Idaho.
Terms, cash.
By order u TIE state Board n Land Commits
sipHeTs. FRANZ MARTIN, Secretary
Iy e. - sTErSESBEHG, chief CLERK
sep - nor1
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-10-25
Proposed Constitutional Amendment.
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION No, :. BY MOORE,

A Joint Resolution TO be submitted To the
electors ot the state of Idaho, Tor rejection or
approval, proposing an amend ment to Section
OF Article ID, OF the Constitution OF the state
OF Idaho, cOnferriug certain additional powers
upon the legisl allure.
Re it enacted by the legislature of the state OF
Idaho:
SEDuoN l. That section , OF Article Is, OF
the Constitution OF the STATE Of Id4ho, he,
amended 10 read as follows.
Not more than eight ~ hours actual work
shall constitute lawful days work on all state
aud municipal works, and the legislature shall
pass laws 70 provide for the health and safety
ot EMPLOYEES IN factories, smelters, mines and
ore reduction works
See. >. The question TO be submitted 70 The
electors OF the state at the next general election
shall be a. follows, towit;
"Shall section >. OF Article - % the conStItu-
ton OF the state OF Idaho be 50 amended as 10
empower the legislature to pass laws for the
protect ton Of the health and safety OF employees
IN factories, snelters mines and ore reduction
works
Passed the House, January Vi, 1901
Passed the Senate, March ), 1907
STATE OF IDAHO
DEPARTMENT OF STATE. -
1, g. :. Bassett. Secretary Of state Of the state
OF Idaho, do hereby certify that the foregoing
Is full, true aud correct copy Of a Joint reso-
luton, adopted by the legislature OF the state
W Idaho, at the sixth session, submitting a GER
tain amendment 10 the constitution 10 the
electors OF the state, as shown by the original
enrolled Joint resolution on tile in this Depart
mcnt.
In witness whereof. have hereupto SET nv
hand and caused % be affixed the great zeal
90 the state. Done at Boise, the Capital,
this twelfth day OF september IA the
year of our Lord, one thousand, nine
SEAL hundred and two, and OF the hide
pendenee Of the United States OF Amer
lea, the one hundred and twenty
seventh
g. J. BAssETT,
Oct, ll-nOv, l. Secretary Of state
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-10-25

THE Capital News very peril
nently says, that, The voters of
Idaho will not lose sight of the fact
that there is a real issue before
them this year. The democracy in
six years has reduced the debt
legacy of republican rule fully
$500, 900, and succeeded in reduc-
ing the tax from SO cts on the 500
to 40 cts, and no amount of par
tisan mud Singing can cover up
the facts. The record is a remark
able one and the result of it is that
Idaho is the lowest taxed state,
on account of the close economy in
its administration, west of the
Missouri river. Oregon and Wash
ington, sister states with quadruple
the amount of assessed property,
have tax rates double that of our
own, which would be convincing
proof that no money is squandered
here. This is the only important
issue before the people, because the
democratic position on national
affairs, the tariffs and trusts, has
been endorsed in the republican
state platform. 1t is simply for
the voters to say whether or not
they want to return to Mcconnell
ism with its high tax levy, defcien-
cy warrants and $500, 900 increase
of interest bearing debt Morrison,
the republican candidate for COVER
nor, in his speeches squarely en-
dorses McConnellism and thereby
approves of it as an issue in this
campaign
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-10-25

THE Nampa Leader and Emmett
Index are first, last and all the
time for Col. Dewey for United
States senator" 20 says their
editor. The way to help Cole
Dewey is, first, to help the demo'
cratic party elect its ticket, and
that is not what these two papers
seem to be doing. Without demo-
cratic success Dewey will not be
due in the senate for a number of
years to come
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-10-25

In the good old days when our
infant industries needed protection
it was a good thing, But the
infant has now outgrown its
parents-the people-and is show
ing its ingratitude by charging
them more for its products than it
charges the Englishman or Ger
man. The infant industry has
grown to the trust giant and has
one hand on the throat of the
people while the other is in their
pocket.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-10-25

A COMPARISON of the two tickets
will make favorable showing for
the democrats and with the good
record behind the state and county
administrations there is no good
reason for a change Let we'll
enough alone.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-10-25
Estray Notice.

Taken from my barn two miles west
of Occur d'Alene on the night of Oct.
4th, one black mare branded J d on
shoulder, weight about 1900 pounds,
foretop cut. Any person giving infor-
alton that will lead to recovery of same
will be literally rewarded.
]. z. HEALY,
Occur d'Alene