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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-09
AYCOCK OUT on A
CAMPAIGNING TOUR
Confident the Democrats viii
Have q Solid Delegation.
A BREWERY FOR RALEIGH
New Charters Issued by the Secretary
of the State-Locke Craig Resumes
His Joint Canvass With Sen.
ator Pritehard.
espec,al p1spascn to me rtmes.,

tspeclal D1spaecn to The times,
g RALEIGH, N. c.. October S.-Governop
Aycock left last night for MARSHALL. N.
G., the home of Senator Pritchard. where
he spoke today. He is off for another
two weeks political campaign tour The
Governor says that after campaigning
through every part Of the State he ID
convinced that every district will elect
Democratic congressman, and not more
than 4 dozen Republicans will be elected
to the General Assembly. which con.
yenes next January
The situation. he says. is little short OF
astonishing. He had naturally expected
some reaction unfavorable to Democracy
after the foreeful campaign Of 1885.
"A BREWERY.
Mr. Burton G. Smith, Of Norfolk, and
Mr.. Leo Won Schultz. Of Cincinnati. are
here prospecting. with view to locating
rated by syndicate that already owns
breweries In Augusta, Ca. and several
other cities.
They are undecided as to whether they
will locate this one in Raleigh or Will.
mington.
The Secretary Of State chartered the
Hicks Company. Of Wilmington. $4,000
capital. and the Lick Company. OF Win
ston-Sa1em. 5000 capital. The Hicks
Company Will succeed TO 1H9 ouStAAeso
of Mr.. R w. Hicks in Wilmington, one
Of the largest importers OF molasses and
syrups and manufacturers OF vinegars
in the South.
JOINT CANVASS.
Locke Craig, who has been touring the
State III joint canvass with Senat tor
Pritchard, spent last night here and left
this morning for Statesville to resume
the joint canvass. which closes Satur-
dav at Ashsville, the home county OF
both Pritchard and Craig. Sentiment -
much divided as to whether any real
good to the Democratic party is result
ing from the joint canvass.
Democratic opponents of Craig eandi-
dacv fo- the Democratic nomination 70
the United States Senate claim no eooo
vii, come OF it. and that the party has
really lost by it, It is probable that It
has cost Craig what prospect he had for.
the nomination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-09
YOUNG MAN ARRESTED
His Friends Think Some Mistake Muse
Have Been Made.
fsnecial C,spatcl to The Times.)

Especial sC,spatci to The Times)
HAMPTON VA. October s.-The grand
jury to-day returned a true bill against
Charles Arnistead for the larceny OF .
yatch alleged to have been the property
os sarah Green Steine. Mr.. Armistead Is
a popular young man. motorman on the
old street railway line. and it is thought
by his friends that there must be some
mistake, or at least that he can easily
clear himself before the court. He Is
brother OF Assistant Postmaster Claude
Armistead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-09
CAMPBELL.5 BODY FOUND.
The Remains Shipped to boswell. his
Former Home.
(specta1 Dispatch to The Ttmes.)

tSpeclal OlSpdtGii " nc
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. October IN
The remains OF Thomas Campbell. tho
young Chesapeake and Ohio checking
clera. whose tragic death by drowning
hes excited the entire community. were
s,.,ipneti to Boswell. the former home OF
the deceased for internlent. on the 80
train this morning.
Mr. Camobelrs body was found at the
bottom of the river at the end OF Pier.
NO. 6 last night about s O'Clock. The
ghastly discovery was made by Robert
Campbell, mis- wfe's brother. and one OF
the pier watchmen. The pair had been
dragging the river all day for the BODY.
which was found near the spot ae winch
C,.,rnobell Is supposed to have fallen over
board.
Mrs. Campbell is In a critical condition..
AND nhys:cians are constantly in attend
arce upon her. She is delirious.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-09

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-09

SHREVEPORT, LA passenger train
on the Arkansas Southern was wrecked
near Jonesboro. La. last night. Engineer
c. S. Culpepper was so badly scalded
that death ensued in few hours The
fireman. J. F. Barnes, was Slightly In
jured. Traffic was delayed for several
hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-09

MAYOR WOULDN'T TAIk-
Among the citizens, however. there are
many who distinctly take POSITION
against the proposed legislation lney
do this not 50 much in advocacy OF the
saloon as in the belief that the OH IL =
troduced by Mr.. Crenshaw does not Ut
the situation.
There are a few who decline 20 discuss
the matter one way or another. Mayor
Taylor was yesterday asked Aor M, nus
opinion Of the proposed lncreas Inc
Mayor said he didn't know any nins
about It.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-09
THE OTHER BRANCH
Meeting of United Daughters of Wash
ington and Lee University.
(CnocioJ nien.tcI, IN Tho aTfvoe7 9i5 ~

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
LEXINGTON, VA. Oct. S.-The Grand
Division Of Virginia United Daughters
Of the Confederacy began their eighth
annual convention here to-day The
meetings are held in the chapel of Wash
ington and Lee University. which is
tastefully decorated with Confederate
flags.
A cordial address of welcome was made
by Mrs. Andrew d. Estill, president Of
the local chapter, and the response was
made by Mrs. Robert T. Meade, OF
Petersburg. president of the Grand Divi-
s1oA.
A patriotic poem by a poet of repu-
tation, Our Welcome" was feelingly
read by Miss Annie White, librarian at
Washington and Lee University. The
convention will be in session two days.
Tne question Of union between the
Grand Division and United Daughters
will come up tomorrow. It Is thought
the delegates here favor union.
About thirty delegates are present A
reception by the local chapter was given
this evening at the home Of Mrs. D. C..
Humphreys.
Imperial press and farmer., 1902-05-17
A PIONEER OF THE IMPERIAL
 SETTLEMENTS.

Thomas H. Sisbee was one of the first men to be- interested in the lands of the Colorado Delta and
 his pioneer experience has caused his to be perma nently and prominently linked with the future develop ment of this country for the future health and pleasure of the Imperial Settlements and in fact of South
 l California, the eastern border of that beautiful sheet of water-Bue Lake-1as been named after him Sisbee.
 Mr. Silsbee born in Wisconsin at the close of the Civil War; When young he drifted westward to Kansas thence to Colorado, and finally landed the Pacific Coast, where he engaged extensively in the cat tie business He brought many droves of cattle times thousand at time, from Old Mexico New Mex co and Arizona into this Delta country via the Southern Pacific through Flowing We'll, driving them this trackless desert where Imperial is located long be-
Imperial press and farmer., 1902-05-17

fore this town was dreamed of These cattle were taken the line and fed and fattened mostly in Lower California between the Boundary Line and the head of the Gulf. He became thoroughly familiar with this country, and knowing he did the fertility of soil and that this section must of necessity become wealthy ,etemen when water was obtained for it. he carefully watched every made towards securing the water supply.
 As soon as the first move was made by the California Development Company, Mr. Ssbee secured large tracts of land around Blue Lake and induced his friends to do
 likewise Recently he united with the leading of the Imperial Land Company and incorporated the Blue lake Town Company for the purpose of developing and placing on the market the town which has since been named Silsbee
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-04-23
ONLY One Travelled.

There is only one route which ap-
proaches horse trail so far-that is
the route via Council and Warren.
1t is said horses have been taken over
the Elk summit, opening the trail in
to the district, but the report has
not vet been verified. That is the
route over which the travel has been
going to far, excepting that few
have gone over the snow trail from
the north.
The above extract from the States
man of Monday is its first champion
ship of the Weiser- Council Warrer
route. Until Boise has an oper
trah of her own it is the duty o.
her papers and citizens to defend
neighboring route, which her owl
people travel daily and know to b
the only one open. Therefore ~
arc glad to $50 the Statesman COM
out fatfooted for the W. &C. W., ant
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-04-23
Will Work on Boise Road.

T. A. Clark Of this place, hss
been engaged by the Boise Thunder
Mountain road committee - locating
engineer, and the Capital News gives
him the following merited compli-
ment; sE. r. Forshay Of the sur-
veyor generals office was originally
selected by the committee = leoetlng
engineer, but owiRg 70 the dRties ~
biz position ~ - Raas,lla n a(11llg!tt
the committee Ia ~ labers. II ~
plaos be recommended Z. A. Ciaxk
of Weiser, the engineer who located
the Oregon Short Line. Mr.. CLARK
is veteran engineer and for many
years was identified with the con-
struction department Of the Union
Pacific. He is man who stands at
the top OF his profession and, thu
Thunder Mountain road COMMITTEES
is fortunate In securing his SERVICES.
He will arrive in the city this even
ing
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-04-23

day was the hottest day in April in
15 years. The thermometer At 5
p M, reached 95. the highest pre-
vious record being 81.
A dispatch from Falls City says
the mercury reached 100 In the shade
at that place and that the fall wheat
is suffering from want Of moisture.
Other points in sou utheast Nebraska
report records for April broken.
Up TO IL o'clock last night there
was little moderation of the high
temperature in this city and . high
wind blew.
The temperature at the beginning
of the day was tri6e cooler thar
yesterday, but still the heat IL
oppressive. High wind prevails
throughout the state.
CHICAGO, April Il. The city is feel
the effects OF the hot wave Relief
in the central vest is promised by thu
weather bureau, where . storm 0
considerable magnitude is gathering
There Is great fear Of the effect 0
the heat on winter wheat.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-04-23
Early Closing Agitation.

The clerks of this city are anx-
lously looking for an agitation to be
commenced in favor of the earlier
closing of the business houses of
the city. An agreement of this kind
is in effect at Boise, and promptly
at 7 o'clock the doors are locked and
the proprietors and employers are at
liberty to enjoy themselves for the
remainder of the day. In order fol
the movement to be successful pub
lie sentiment must be created in its
favor, and to this end the co-opera
ton of the Outlook club, thu
churches. lodges, etc., will no doub
be invoked.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-04-23
j. s. Land Office.

The following applications for
homesteads have been fled at the U.
S. land Office:
5718-Orrin Purcell, Weiser,
southeast quarter northeast quarter,
10; southwest quarter northwest
quarter, III, III, NJ 4 W.; 80 acres
b718-Orayal A. Purcell, Weiser
east half southeast quarter, 10
west half southwest quarter, II, IL
N. W.; 100 acres.
5720-Nephi Purcell, Weiser
southeast quarter, northwest quarter
lots 2 and 3, Z, IL, N 3 w.; south
east quarter northeast quarter, IL
II, N. 4 w.; LAT acres.
572l-George Kser, Weisei
south half nor,ewest quarter, mort
half southwest quarter, IL, IL, N.
w 100 acres.
5722-AlbertT T. Jennings, Weisel
northwest quarter, northea~tquartel
north half, northwest quarter, Il
northeast quarter northeast quartz
Is, IL, N. a W.; 100 acres.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-04-23
Didn't Like Web-FMt.

An emigrant wagon passed through
Weiser last week and stopped to do
some trading. On one side OF the
wagon cover was the inscription
stGod Bless Our Home" That il
would be their home for two or three
months yet was made plain from
this verse painted on the other side
We came from Western Oregon,
And we're glad to get away;
And if we get back to Iowa
Well be pretty sure to stay.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-04-23
Asking For Patents.

Mineral applications have been filed
by Frank Harris, attorney for E. D.
Ford of Weiser, for the following
claims: Summit, Hilltop, Lakeview,
Gold Com and Gold Coin extension
lodes, and Millsite and Maid of Erin,
Snow Bird, Hidden Treasure, Victor
and Lakeside lodes, all in Mountain
View district
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-04-23
inform its readers that it is now and
has been the past winter the only
practicable route into the district.
Condemned in Missouri and Conhscated in
New York.

Judge Clarke of St. Louis has
convicted and fined heavily num-
Der of grocers for selling baking
powders containing alum.
The week before the Health De-
partment of New YORK seized guam
tity Of stuff being sold for baking
powder which they found was made
from alum mixed with ground rock,
and dumped it into the river.
The health authorities are thus
taking effective means to prevent the
introduction into our markets of in
furious substitutes in place of whole
some baking powders.
AS alum costs only two cents a
pound, there is a great temptation
for those manufacturers who make
substitutes and imitation goods, to
use it. Alum baking powders can
be detected by the health authorities
by chemical analysis, but the ordi-
nary housekeeper, whose assistance
! in protecting the health of the peo-
pie is important, cannot make a chem
ical examination. She may easily
|
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-04-23
THE TALE TRUTHFULLY TOLD
Interview With Reliable Miners Who Have
Been Eye WITNESSES to What They Relate
Rich Assays Secured from Many
Places.
Statesman.

Statesman.
Quite a remarkable story comes
from Thunder Mountain respecting
the Dewey mine. Since the mill
was shut down because of the ina
bility to get fuel only dozen men
have been employed in the mine.
These have been opening up rich ore,
letting it stand. In doing this they
have run through more or less low
grade ore which has been thrown
over the dump. The rich ore is en-
countered 80 frequently that 1t is
difficnlt ~ plan the work SO as to
keep tAs miners engaged. They run
into rich ore at one place, and, in
pursuanps of the policy of allowing
it to stand, direct their attention
elsewhere, only to run again in a
short time into the rich stuff This
thing has been repeated until the
management is in quandary to keep
the men al work. The story reveals
the richness of the mine.
The rich chute uncovered near the
surface by the Caswell boys has been
cut something like 120 feet below
the surface. 1t is estimated there il
enough gold in it alone to justify al
the expenditures tina. have beer
made up to date, including the pur
chase price of the claims, 500, 600
Practically everything picked vi
around the Dewey mine assays. ON
man who spent some time there re
ports that he assayed some whit
stuff that began to melt and run lik
quicksilver as soon as it was warmed
1t assayed over $40. BY mistake
the same authority relates, piec
of mud like stuff was thrown in wit
some samples that we're being assaye
by the Dewey company assayer
was assayed and went over 500
the ton.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-04-23
Hot Wave Throughout Kansas, Ne
braska and Missouri
IDAHO COOL AS CUCUMBER
Another Striking Object Lesson on the Ad-
vantages Of Mild Climate.

The violent extremes of heat and
cold which affiict the western prairie
states has in the last few years
caused thousands of their inhabi-
tants to look yearningly toward
Idaho. Their thoughts will be put
in the same channel little earlier
this season than usual While We
are enjoying ideal spring weather
the thermometer there is up to 100
in many places, and damage to wheat,
etc, is already great.
Situation In Kansas.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, April I'll
The hot south winds that swept over
the greater part of Kansas yester-
day prevailed today. Great damage
to vegetation of al kinds will doubt
less result. In central and north
eastern Kansas yesterday the ther-
mometer was go to 96 in the shade.
Record Breaking Weather.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. April 21.-The
hot wave continues The prospec
lis the thermometer will break th'
record today.
Report From Topeka.
Topeka, April 21.-A dry, no
wind, blowing 80 miles an hour, pre-
walls in this section of Kansas to
D day. Many telegraph and telephon
0 wires are down. Yesterday was th
hottest day in April In 16 years ez
cept 1893. Wheat is badly injured
u Sundays Heat Played Havoc at Many Place
e ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, April 21.-Th
d mercury began to climb about
> o'clock Yesterday morning and I
noon registered as high as 80,
change of more than 40 degrees
6 hours. A high south wind BILE
all day.
In Kansas City.
< KANSAS CITY, April Fl, A fur
,e GUS hot wind blew all day Sunds
er The maximum temperature was 9
of The weather bureau reports
I'd promise of relief in the next
ly hours. The indications are
nd scattering showers. The bight
at temperature recorded yesterday "
he 100, at Concordia, Kansas.
'Or Damage to Crops.
b. OMAHA, NEB April 21.-Yest
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-04-23
Deal Fell THROUGH.

Rev. Father Van NistIeroy last
week wos negotiating for the Ayers
place on north second street, but We
understand that before tHs deal could
be closed tile owner, Richard Foster.
telegraphed from Oklahoma asking
5000 more for the property. Rev.
Van Nistleroy is planning to establish
convent in this city.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-04-23
Who Will be The Boardels.?

Nsmpa Leader.
Hotel Dewey, the most magnificent
hotel in the west, will be open for
the accommodation of the travelling
public at Nampa the 1st OF July.
So says e. H. Dewey, who has just
returned from the East. Work will
begin on the power house back of the
hotel proper next Monday and this
structure will be rushed to early COM
pletion and will cost from between
S12, 600 to SIS, 900. The interior
finishings Of this hotel are the most
elegant Of anything in the West,
San Francisco not excepted. The
city sewerage system, the delay Of
which has prevented the hotel being
opened sooner, can, 1t 10 estimated
be completed in 60 days, which In
sures the opening for July l.
White lawn school haudkerchiefs
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-04-23
An Incendiary Fire.

The residence Of Mrs. Taylor
Thompson of east Weiser was burned
to the ground last Friday night. The
loss was completed, nothing being
saved. The fire department respond
ed promptly to the alarm, but the
Hre had gained too much headway to
be checked.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-04-23
Pack Train Of Thirty Mules.

NJ. F. Young Of Telluride, Colo.
was here yesterday, and today went
to Council. He 10 advance agent for
several men who own pack train Of
80 mules. They will come from
Grand junction whenever he says the
trail is in fit condition for animals.
They will engage in packing and
freighting
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-04-23

On motion the Board adjourns un-
til Monday the 2lst at 9 a. m.
Monday, April 81, 1902.
The petition of n. W. Anderson
and Others for change of the road
on Hornet creek is laid over to the
July meeting.
The resignation Of Thomas W.
Kimbrough as overseer of road dis
trict No. % is accepted and on pc
tition James H. Sutcliff is appointed
overseer OF said district and his off,
cial bond approved.
On petition Gay Kilborn is ap-
pointed overseer OF road district No.
8 and his official bond approved.
The petition for the appointment
3 of deputy sheriff at the town OF
G Council, to be paid salary by the
: county is denied.
The following claims on the Cur.
l
Il rent Expense Fund are audited ano
allowed as follows and the auditor
o authorized to issue warrants there
fore.
William Fifer, Probate Juror Cert
= .............. s2.7'
~ r. E. Wilson, Taking Dep. Stat
is VS.. Hendle. ....... 49,. slO. 4
s. A. Alder, Nursing Shaw an
z Potter family. sou U
W. M. Pearson, Supplies to l. h
Smith. $50. S4V'V
Austln Groseclose, Judge
Election and Labor $40 D
W. D. Lovejoy, Salary Co. Alto
ney ......... Slo1o
Watkins Furniture Co., Chair X
Court Room ........... WI c
B. s. Varian, Taking Dep. sta
vs.. Waln ct ai............ al .$lo.e
Charles Clay, Care Of Mrs. Ha
rington. .............''..'S' 80
F. W. Beier, Juror Cert. Dis
Court. ...'.... Po''
1 N. G. Phillips, Juror Cert. Dis
Court. ......' e4A.
James Jefreys, Assigned Jur
and Wit. Cert. $246.
G. W. Tracy, Services as Bail
Dist. Court .S3o.
Opp & Davis, Stove and Suppl
to Mrs. Passey .............S $50.
James Jeffreys, Juror Cert. d
Thos. Nelson, Pub. Commission
Proceedings ...............$43.
Coakley Bros. Meals to Jury ID
Court ....... ~oV'
Deaton & lowell, supplies to N
Passey VA
State Bank of Idaho, assigI
Cert. Dist. Court. .@l78
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-04-23
The Future ROSeate

Alex Houlahan of Heath has been
out the past week on business at this
place and Boise. He is enthusiastic
over the bright prospects of Washing
ton county and Idaho generally.
The Thunder Mountain influx will
prove quite beneficial, in his opinion,
making better market and securing
many permanent residents.
sHow to Locate aud Hold Mining
Claims" "a book that tells all about !
in concise form for sale at Sigma
Office only. Every prospector need
one-for safety.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-04-23

Thompson glove fitting corsets
straight front and girdle styles a
Sommercamp's.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-04-23
Mail Contract Let.

Clarence White and Esten Free
msasli1s been awarded the contract
for q pg the mail from Grange
vile to Meadows.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-04-23
Expept | 'HaIne and Party

VIM. E. L'Hame, of Covelo, CAL,
the expert upon whose report Col.
Dewey decided to buy the Csswell
claims at Thunder Mountain, arrived
here yesterday. A party of his
friends will arrive in day or 80,
when they will outfit for Thunder
Mountain from Weiser Mr.. l., Hame
has claims here which he located
during the past three years. The
opinion OF the famous expert u
sought from all quarters of the
country. Evidently his judgment
on routes 10 also good.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-04-23

White lawn school handkerchief
csc Der dozen 1t Sommercamp's.