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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-02-14
Candidates Galore.

Already candidates for nomina-
tions on both party tickets are com.
ing in sight. The belief is general
that the commissioners will raise the
salaries slightly for some of the
offices, notably the sheriff, assessor
and superintendent of schools.
There are recognized as being rather
too low for efficient service.
AS is usual the sheriff's office
catches the eye of most men and
there will be nalf dozen or more
aspirants IN both parties for the
nomination.
The assessors office will have
plenty of seekers as will also the
clerks portfolio.
All the offices will have some as
pirants, but not as many as those
already mentioned.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-02-14
said report Witness our day January
Louisa A. COLE,
County Treasurer.
JAMES E. HART,
County Auditor

Lake and reporting to him the con-
dltions existing in Bear Lake Coun-
ty, with relation to politics. That
he had told him SO at the time and
reiterated this fact to us.
eve also called his Intention to
the interv Jew of James <. Hart, as
published in the Salt Lake Herald
of November 4th, 1900, in which
Hart gave synopsis of his inter-
view with the First Presidency, and
informed Pres. Snow that James
E. Hart had been denounced as a.
traitor and betrayer of the con
fidence of his brethren and had will
fully and maliciously falsifed, and
that the First Presidency had in
structed Pres. Bulge to make that
fact known, to which Pres. Snow
replied, emphatically and unequiv-
ocally, that no such instructions
had been given by him and that
there was no traitorous act in what
J. Z. Hart had done and that he
was justified in doing it,
At the conclusion of the above
report the Chairman asked Judge
Rich If he desired to offer any cor
rections or add anything to what
had been said, to which the Judge
replied that the report made by E.
M. Pugmire was correct.
After some farther Informal dis
cussion the committee adjourned
subject to the call of Chairman Hoff.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-02-14
Hens. Eggs as Money.

In some parts of Peru-for example,
In the province of Jauja-hens' eggs
are circulated as small coins, forty
eight or fifty being counted for a dol
Lar. In the market places and in the
shops the Indians make most of their
purchases with this brittle sort OF
money. One will give two or three
eggs for brandy, another for indigo
and third for cigars. These eggs arc
packed in boxes by the shopkeepess
and sent to Lima.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-02-14
Don't Live Together.

Constipation and health never go to-
gether. DeWltt's Little Early Risers
promote easy action of the bowels with
out gripping or distress, Are safe. sure,
gentle. through. Purely Vegetable. F,
A. Lyman, Druggist.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-02-14
Mr.. Pugmire's Report.

after it came from the press, the de-
mand being due to the fact that it
contained Nj. Pugmlre's report to
the democratic central committee of
his visit to Salt Lake. So many re-
quests have since been received for
copies of last weeks paper. that we
again publish the report IN this is
sue. 1t is af follows:
ssMr. Pugmire also made report
of what had been done in regard to
the political trouble, which occurred
at the last election, and which he
had been instructed by the commit
tee to inquire into and find out from
the Presidency of the Church if
authority had been delegated to
Pres. Bulge to use the ecclesiastical
position he holds, to influence voters
and to represent the authorities Of
the Church as having empowered
him either directly or indirectly to
say that it was their wish that the
Mormon people, irrespective of their
political faith, vote for republicans.
Mr.. Pugmire said that on the 31st
of August of last year, he and Judge
Rich visited Pres. SNOW III Salt
Lake City and informed him fully
of the political troubles which oc-
CURED during the latter part of the
campaign, and inquired if any such
instructions as Pres. Bulge claimed
had been given to which he answered
emphatlcally, "No."
Addressing the committee further
Mr.. Pugmlre said:
"After going over the matter
thoroughly President Snow gave us
a guarantee, as President of the
Church, that such methods as had
been employed by Pres. Bulge in
the past would not occur again, bbt
would be eliminated from the poll
tics of this county, and If Pres
Bulge attempted to use any sueE
influence or methods IN the future
. he, Pres. Snow, would remove hin
5 from every ecclesiastical position b.
q holds, saying: 81 despise this us,
9 of Church influence in politics as
q despise the gates Of hell"
$ owe accepted this guarantee O
2 Pres. Snow as being satisfactory t.
9 the Democratic party of this county
p p SO far of the political phase of tn
: difficulty was concerned. We the
~ drew his attention to the embarras
sing position occupied by James E
20 Hart, who had been severely con
DO demned by Pres. Bulge for goin
% TO Salt Lake and reporting the effol
81 which had been made to coerce hlr
% and others into voting the republ
30 can ticket. Pres. Snow said he di
a. not understand the situation in TIL
% stake so far as it affected Brotht
70 Hart. He was not aware of tt
~ fact that he had been suspended ;
Supt of the Y. M. NJ. /. A. +
or said also that Jas. e. Hart had Dor
u0 x,a,,41r, r,yhf IN s,o;nep d0wri En- Go
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-02-14

stat. tss
tountyo TS'
of
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-02-14
QUARTERLY FINANCIAL REPORT
OF BEAR LAKE COUNTY. JAN. 8, 1902.
Oct. 10 To balance on hand

ocf 70 To balance on hand
1on.ve Miscellaneous Licenses
Rent rinc dIntere States Land
Feesr omC nnntyO hicersc
urnedf SchoolDistr
sold for Taxes zoo 90
ale o 8
r Hart
ecial Tax
StockFu nd
& Fund
Nv warrants redeemed Current Expens Fund
d
Interest Coupons various SchoolD
Order tJudge
Witness Cerfcates
Lake County
Treasu RECENT
' County ntandent sodefor freight
" Ealanc
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-02-14
.Jan'y s To Balance in Treasurery
z. By amounts standing to the credit OF

WA (AAu -
State School Land
City of Montpelier
Road e Bridge
State Account
County Sinking
University Land
Migratory Stock
Sheep Bounty
Schools Sinking
School Districts
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-19

Apropos Of tine truning down Q
Congressman Sheldon by his own
county, it may not be amiss to en-
phasise the fact that it is well to stick
to old friends aud treat them in a
civil manner as well as 70 choose ones
Of the butterfly species Mr. Sheldon
has acted upon the hypothesis that
every man who was not hard at work
for him was personal enemy and
some Of his most staunch friends OF
other days have met with absolute dis
courtesy because they dared intimate
that there was other good congressional
timber in the district. The Current Il
saying nothing personally derogatory e
Mr.. Sheldon it has only to say that his
own mistakes have been his undoing
Norway Current.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-19

today was his Judas tomorrow and
Sheldon Was bartsred for the shekels
with little regard as the congressman
hsd.evidence when the friend was
snapped for q new political alliance.
There was constant FIVE under the con-
gressional cauldron and each day added
fuel to the flames and fury.
The congressman fighter and the
longer he lasted the iercer became
the fight and the stronger.the drift Of
the ship of republicanism towards the
shoals Of disaster. 1t made no differ
ence with them how he won so long as
he won. Contesting delegations, per-
eprthetic postmasters and dual conven-
tions were unknown with us until his
regime and so frequently have such
methods been resorted TO by Mr.. Shell
den that Sheldenism has come 20 be
known throught the district as a
banacle on the ship Of political har-
mony and progress. He had come to
be regarded as political brigand and
men went cunning for his political
scalp with full realization that in
taking il they were relieving the pol
itical atmosphere Of the peninsula of a
character that was obnoxious and
dangerous. much in the same manner
ms the deputy whose bullet lays Harry
Tracey low will consider that he has
done humanity an act Of charity. The
longer the congressman lasted the
greater the number of hunters on his
trail until finally he was laid low
1t is TO be hoped that his successor
will profit from the mistakes of Mr.
Sheldon and that peace and harmony
may result from the elimination Of
Sheldenism from Upper peninsula
politics
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-19
CONGRES SIGNAL
II. Olin Young.

The hired man of our friend Dir
attempts, in an air Of injured in
nocence, through the columns Of the
Ontonogan Herald, where he i rat
thing around in the shoes OF Henry
Powers like a prematurley picked pea
in an oyster can. to call us down for
a statement made in, these columns q
few weeks ago to the point that a
certain person openly boasts that he
stood al the polls in the Ontonagon
township caucus and changed ballots
from the hands Of the Young electors
We gave the storey as il was given
TO MS by the gentleman hin self Per
haps he tol d falshood The Shell
den supporters had reputation for
being strangers to the truth. but
whether he did or did not, does not
effect the statement that we made
viz he boasts that he did the act.
Our esteemtd brother invites us up to
Ontonagon TO experiment in the act.
No thank you. We are not held
postmasters commission and have
troubles enough Of our own without
mixing in any other fellows pie. We
desire, however to say that we have
not now and never had any intention
OF slurring the good people mp there.
III one of their number comes down
here and tells such yarns we certainly
cannot be accused Of wilful Islander
when we repeat them Nor on ght
the Herald man be too exacting
ON mis- constituents 1t is customary for
the inhabitants Of small places like
Ontnagon, Rushvlle etc. when they
get out in the world to let their
tonges run away with their discretion
in an effort lake people believe
them Mp umes. BE charitable,
bro.h9 ~ instead Of exeausting
your energies in an effort to say
something funny at our expense employ
time your in Installing into your readers
the maxim that silence is golden, and
don't forget TO let little Of it sink in
60 your own caranium for you may get
away from home some day yourself
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-19

state government, and that the capable
and discerning management OF that
corporation had wisely considered it
desirable to give its employee vote
in the Legislature, preferably in the
senate, where one vote counts for three
times as mucn as in the lower house.
In accordance with this apparent plan,
and in view Of the faithful and
answering devotion to these interests
which sentaor Smith has displayed in
the past, he was yesterday nominated
in the republican convention Of the
thirty second district II is a great
pity that the public cannot have re-
representatives. at Lansing of equal
ability and fidelity Detroit News
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-19
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
STATE.

Governor-Aaron II. Bliss.
Lieutenant Governor - Alex.
Maitland.
Secretary of State-Fred M.
Warner.
State Treasurer-Daniel McKoy.
Auditor-Perry f Powers.
Attorney General-Charles A.
Blair.
Commissioner of the State Land
Edwin A. Wildey.
Superintendent Of Public In
struction-Delos A. Fall.
Members of the Board OF Educa-
tion-Patrick II. Kelly and l..
l.. Wright.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-19
MANSFIELD NOTES.
(From our special correspondent

3s1-ea. ssa-e.a-a-r.a. - o. 49, 6-ss5
Rev. A. A. haywood condcuted
services in the school house last Thurs
day evening.
s. q Chadbourne has been prevailed
upon by a. nnmter Of the foreigners
residing here to start night school
AT present Mr. Chadbourne has about
twenty who are endeavoring to learn
the English language, and reports
that they are proving apt scholars.
Miss Bertha Broad has been visiting
at the home Of her sister-in law, Mrs.
Thos. Broad.
ID. w Moore runner and Ed. Wanzer
craner, on the steam shovel have been
transferred TO the Michigan Mine at
Amasa when they are operating as
shovel Thos Broad master machinast
is running the shovel here while Lab
aroun Margison is craning.
August Sohaal reports having seen
five bears while he was out fishing
last sunday in the direction Of Camp
Six on the Michagamme.
Overseer Of Highways, Martin John
SON. is doing good piece Of work ON
the roads iii this yicitity
The mine Office has been treated to
much better coat Of paint which
helps 60 bring It's appearance ia living
with the other mine buildings IL is
rumored that the Laboratory. Dry
and other buildings will be painted
if the artist who performs the work
does not become ossified through slug
gishness
A new Suction pipe for the boiler
feed pumps is being laid to the river
The old pipe 20 one will be left in
place so that ether or both may be
used as necessary.
Mrs Thos. Broad accompanied Miss
Bertha Broad to Negaunee last
Wednesday Mrs Broad will stay FOR
u week OF So
+. G Menhennet and Peter Quinn
+. left for q couple Of days stay at Ish.
peming last Wednesday, They
expect 20 see all the wonders Of
Buffalo Bills Wild West while three.
We are now ready 20 serve lunch al
all hours Of the day All home made
goods az Mrs Z. n. Berg's Lunch
and Confectionery room.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-19

In the Cicago Herald Of Sunday the
Lansing correspondent Of that paper
sizes mp the position Of Michigan
Democracy as follows
1.-THE effort Of the Democrats Of
Michigan to get together furnish an
abundance Of amusement to dis
interested on lockers. There was a
rantankreous lot of free silver men in
Michigan during the memorable
campaign of 1896, who can never
forgive that very respectable minority
who refused to stand for Organism
and followed the banner of Palmer
and Buckner They hate gold Demo
crat with deep and abiding hatred
and they are suspicious OF nearly
every prominent Democrat who. in
1896, was not on the stump sm lining
his arms and crying about the crime
of 1873.
Nov that there is conceded to be a
possibility that, with proper organ
lLhllOu anu EODh NOMINATIONS AiA'
Democrats may carry Michigan this
year, the hatred Of the gold Democrats
is accentuated, and a large portion Of
the free silver element in the party
would sooner see the Republican party
triumphant than to have a gold Demo
crat honored with the nomination for
governor
The Republicans of course, are
doing nothing TO allay this feeling on
the part Of their political adversaries,
and the indications are at present that
instead Of harmonizing the two elements
Of the party, the Democracy Of Michi-
gan will be more hopelessly divided
than before.
With the exception OF "conceding
that there is possibility that the
Democrats may carry Michigan, the
review OF the Michigan Democracy is
decidedly truthful and accurate size
m
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-19

Carl Sheldon Is politically dead and
buried. In all the long six years
that he was in power he did not sue
coed in drawing to himself one friend
that stands today the sepulcher con
tanning the remains Of his political
ambitious and drops a tear that springs
from the fountain of true political
friendship. Some there are who regret
that ne has been scurfed off the poll
tical horizon but their regrets are
those arising from sense that any
expedenc from which they expected
To avail something has been eliminated
Sheldon made no friends To the
contrary he was prolific Of enemies.
He placed men under obligation 10 him,
never falling TO call for the reciprocal
and swept them aside when he had
done with them az easily and with as
little conjunction IA q man might
sweep mosquito Of his ear The
political etheics Of his regime were
based on paradox of the golden Rule.
Political utilitarisian was the pilot Of
his ambition that swept aside All OBJ
position much in the same manner a.
a mogul engine might pillow through
q herd OF cattle with fully as little
regard Tor Justice and no regard for
the ruin that was spared In its wake
Such a standard could scarce miss
causing a srunoil creating enmities
and discord sheldens friend OF
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-19
IF A MAN LIE TO YOU.

And say some other salve, ointment
lotion, oil or alleged healer is rs good
AZ. Bucklen Arnica Salve, tell him
thirty years of marvellous cures Of
Piles. Burns, Boils, Corns Feolns,
Ulcers, Cuts, Scalds Bruises and
Skin Eruptions prove it's the best and
cheapest. % cents at J 9. Wilkinson
drug store.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-19

Mr.. Wright of Houghton won out
in the convention Of his county Wed.
nesday afternoon, he being permitted
70 select mis- own delegation II was q
great victory for him and CORE
spending loss to Mr.. Sheldon. II would
have been far better for the latter had
he remained sc home and secured the
twenty two delegates instead Of
spending his time and money in Iron
and losing the four votes there. The
postmasters should have made head
quarters at Houghton instead of in
Iron and schoolcraft and Baraga
Still, As they were a rather SMALL
lot they may have thought the job
too we'll in the counties where they
did set mp their tents. Iron Ore
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-19

Postmaster Ryan certainly maligned
the good people OF Delta when he
selected that contesting delegation.
One didn't need TO ask where he got
them; the question was in which
place were they found and how sober
were they.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-19
NOTICE.

We have been employed to act as the
Attorneys for the Trustees Of the Mil
itary Road Lands belonging to the
Aver Estate TO protect said lands az
ainst trespass and pilliage. The prompt
communication to us Of any informa
ton as to tresapss on said lands vii
be esteemed favor.
Eldridge q Miller.
Marquette, Mich
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-19

The steel trust INA y be able 70 select the
upper peninsula representative in Con
gress but the copper kings will not be
wholly cast down 20 long as they are
permitted to send the Hon. Charles
Smith back 10 Lansing where he
can interpose one thirty second OF the
power Of the state senate to protect
the interests OF his friends against any
measures which inexperienced and
incurred statemonship may propose.
For seven or eight years now II has
appeared as If il had been part of
Mr. smith regular duty. a. an en-
ploye Of the Calumet a Hecla Mining
O. 20 represent It % the seat Of the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-19

And for all of the enmities he has
created and the dirt he has resorted
to Willis n. Mills Of Menominee has
drawn a blank II will probaly take
deal of figuring for the gentleman
to demonstrate wherein he mas protited