The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-04-26

G. B. Klopf and daughter Bula,
departed Wednesday for Wisconsin
on business trip.
Carl Christensen and Ham, Carlson,
veterinary surgeons of Great Falls,
Mont, we're In Rathdrum last night.
A large delegation Of Odd Fellows
and Rebekah's left this morning for
Spokane to take part In the anniver-
sary proceedings.
Mr.. Armand Perrenoud, the Coeu,
d'Alene Hardware dealer, announces
that he has just received carload Of
Baker Barbed Wire. Write him for
prices. Also . carload of doors and
windows which will be sold at bottom
prices. II
A marriage license was issued last
night to Thomas N. Linton, Of Occur
d'Alene, and Sylvia Mikesell, Of
Springdale, Wash. Justice Dyer was
called GU and tied the nuptial knot,
after which the young couple de-
parted for Occur d'Alene City.
Monday q marriage license was is
sued to Jacob Nelson 0f Aberdeen,
WASH, end Mary Nelson, Of Penn
yam, New York. Wednesday similar
documents were issued to Alfred
LIndstrom and Alice Fisher, both Of
St. Maries; and G.. d. Sutton, Of
Spokane, and Mrs. Ruth H. Rice, Of
Saginaw, Mich.
Rev. T.. A. Walker returned the
tirst OF the week from Bonners Ferry
where ne had been to attend y meet
ing Of the Spokane presbytery which
convened at that place last Tuesday.
Those who attended this meeting en-
joyed listening to some excellent pull
pit oratory. The next meeting which
takes place this fall will be held in
Spokane.
VIM. Coleman, who has been doing
work on the Hayden Lake Mining &
Milling Co.'s property on Hayden lake
has finished a hundred foot tunnel
contract and the showing In the mine
was 40 encouraging that he was given
a second hundred foot contract which
il over half finished. Mr.. Coleman
was in Rathdrum the 6rst Of the
week but has returned to the mine to
finish his work. The principal por-
ton Ut the stock of this mine Is
owned by Messrs. Bradbury and Eilert
Ut Rathdrum.
E;mie Baca, the Mexican who has
been in Jail here for some time await
ing trial for rape, took French leave
OF Sheriff Dyer last Saturday and up
to the present time has baffled all
attempts of the officers to get track
Of him. Deputies Bradbury and
Bourn were both away summonina
jurors and the sheriff stepped into
the court house for a few minutes on
business and when he returned the
prisoner had disappeared. 1t was the
custom to let Bacca out Of the jail
during a portion of the day to d.
chores and saw wood and it was while
he was engaged at the wood pile that
he escaped. Sheriff Dyer at once put
a deputy on the case and done all II
his power to 6nd a trace of the fugi
tive but as yet has not been successful
Bacca is S feet 3 inches tall, weigh,
about 1856 pounds, black hair anl
eyes, string halted, walks lame, hal
very thick lips, dark complexion, had
two weeks growth of beard, yer!
black and thin, wore brown coat and
vest, coat cut square, grey pants
brown canvass leggings and black hat
A reward OF $25 will be paid by Sher
III Dyer for his arrest or reformation
leading to his arrest.
1t has been the practice OF Spokan'
fishermen to come up this way 70
two weeks past and 70 out to the ad
jacent lakes, fish for day or so ant
then take basketball home on tn
, return trip This can be done quit
easily as the night trains furnish
them chance to come and 20 unde
tected. They telegraph ahead t.
have carriage In waiting for tn
1880 p. m: train aud when it arrive
3 they are driven out to the lakes. Til
I return trips are also made In tn
night as the 1855 train bears then
3 home. These fishing excursions. ar
y In direct violation of the state Ia,
e and should be investigated by tn
= state game warden, whoever he II
IS and the guilty parties punished. Th
o citizens of this state are not Above
to catch Dish until May l, and VIII
y these people from neighboring sta,