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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-10
SEWING MACHINES

YOU DON'T TAKE QUIET WALK INTO THE
woods to seek business; you keep near the
crowd. You should not advertise your
wants except in the newspaper that car
ries 1.-The crowd Of want Ads and that
is The Journal.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-10
COWS. DOGS. POULTRY. ETC.

FOR SALE FRESH DURHAM AND JERSEY
COW; rich heavy mixer. Apply ~ VIM.
Browne. Minnehaha Park.
FOR sALEGooD COW, NOT FRESH. APP
ply at 425 10th st s.
FOR sALE-FREsH JERSEY COW, WELL
bred 5 years old, at 1870 Van Buren, st, st.
Paul (Hamline), MINI
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-10
Knit Shdwls

August days are apt to be hot and
August evenings cool. Just the
time for the beautiful White Knit
Shawls now, on sale.5 Wool ones Soc
and up, silk ones So and up. A bet
ter line of styles would be hard
to find. r. -... T.. ..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-10
ODer the Border.
i
II Stirring Story gfMs English Parliamentary Var
By ROBERT BARR

Copyrighted. Robert Barr)
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-10
TYPEWRITERS

ALL TYPEWRITEaS FOB RENT.
Typewriters for sale.
MAKES. Repairing q speciality.
Minneapolis Stationery Co., 405 Hennepin aT,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-10
WOOD AND COAL

~~~~~~~~~~~~~ >~~~~~><so-~-c.~N>NsrS
AND SCREENED, $3.50 PER
ton; coal is scarce, buy now. Heavy gang,
S2.T5; slab, 1915: this years cut. Both
phones. Washburn Coal Co.. is 4th st 8.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-10
HORSES, CARRIAGEs-sALE

NURSES, CAhh4A0Eo-0AA
FROST & CO.'S SALE STABLES, HEADaUAR-
tiers for the sale of all classes of horses. A
large assortment always on hand. Part TINA
xnd guarantee given. II I'd st N.
LARGE STOCK SECONDHAND HARNESSES
horses, wagons, buGgies always on hand
Call and see US for bargains. 414 Sd st 3.
Widmayer & Prendergast.
HORSES, HoRsEs-THE LARGEST AssoRT-
ment Of horses in the entire northwest always
on hand; sell on tims payment II SO desired;
every horse guaranteed as represented. Sas-
rett & Zimmerman, Midway Horse Market, ct.
Paul, MINI. Take interurban street car FROM
either city.
NEW DOUBLE BREEoH1NG WORK HARNESS,
complete, $685. 400 set secondhand harness
(all kinds) 81. so up; 10 cowboy saddles, $3.50
up Midway Harness Co., 1850 University aY,
ST. Paul. opposite horse markets.
FOR sALE-CCNsTANTLY ON HAND FROM
80 to so draft and general purpose horses,
wagons. busgies and harnesses; cash or easy
Hoass raa
BROWN MARE, s YEARS OLD, WEIGHT 1,I50;
u beauty; city broke, sound; will sell right or
FOR sALEFoUR LIGHT HORSES, SUITABLE
1,500 horse. 20S Washington n.
phant- your hands when you have ceased b
have frequent or continuous for him. You
can turn him into 'tCash-on- your-hands" By
advertising him for sale in these columns
STICK SEAT BIKE WAGONS, srANHoPES
and driving wagons; low figures, to make
room for new stock. Fuller & johnson Mfg.
Co., 34 Fire. st N.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-10

WoMENS DISEASES CURE. Call OF write
DR.. BLY,, 412 Mic. av. Sd floor: new book. 25c.
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE FOR PARALYSIS,
rheumatism, Indigestion, constipation sleep
]essness and female weaknesses. 1914 18th ay
S. T. G. Tel, 1925.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-10
MACHINERY AND ENGINES
DYEING AND CLEANING
DETECTIVE AGENCIES

McNr1TY DETECTIVE AGENCY. 80 KAsoTA
building. Detective work in all its branches
respectfully solicited. Reference: e. J. Con-
roy, chief OF police, Minneapolis. Northwes-
tern phone. 272O-J1.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-13

Streifs in AuBlanb - iper sipei.
felt nod on Der gibiliiation bes
nddtisen 2anbes? 5riiber bdtte bod
bic anute 10 ettpas berbinbert.
Cine Der dlteiten Nattonalbanfen
penniplDania's ift pertraht. Gjes
tpObnlid finb's bic allerneuelten sesnz
itttute bieier Nrt, tpel9en 1olhes peh
besesnet.
Die iiberipiessnbe 4n5abl 9eaete@
rianer itno niat Die, tpel1e feinssleiIh
lpollen = ionbern bic teins haben!
8eleeentlih eines Diners i'm glIfs
burD parf - 10 tpirb aus 8oiton be.
ribtet - mar bas Menu auf einem
3ebnboIarfdein sebruft. Was n1anz
4en 2euten on @etIt abgebt, erIeBen
lie bnr9 9roBenbaftisteit.
NuBlanb foII fi1 nit syapan aiits
lib per1fdnbigt haben. Der Breis Des
llebereinfDmnlens mar bic Mednbfhuz
rel; b. 3. RuBlanb hat ipieber einmul
Nles betDmnlen, iDas es berlangt
bate.
Die mtiiten MfGnner nehmsn cine
@robbeit piel ipenissr libel, als eineu
gnts1 Natb. ~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-13
0urdl lteberfahren

Gm'Den. Durd) 1teberfa6ren
getDeiet fpurbe beim 3ungenuqai Dei
8eideniteaer 8rietnlann.
Sbiebe. Gs brannte bas Saus
Der Witttpe Girdboff. Sci ben 20i6z
orbeiten fpuroen gum eriten Meale biz
5poranten Der bieSigen MaKerlsituno
benubt, unb es geLang balb, Das syeue1
auf feinen 9erb gu beIdrdnten, 10 Dab
nur Der Oa6itirbl bes Sauies nieber=
brdnnte.
Bors felbe. cSn 8elpfe tpurbe
Der S6ulfnabe Rurl W1ilcp bon eli
mem 8eipann bes 5teinbru6sbeIibers
Sdul3 iiberfabren uno get0btet.
0rSeasurs ano 2ae6renBnrs.
Ooberdn. Der etipa flint
Sabre dlte Sogn zines 9(rbeiters fiel
in Gem bena4barten 5tiiloip bel benz
5pielen in einen tiefen 8aHerqraz
ben. Der 12id6rtge Mil6elm S0rner
elite na6 benz 8raben unb iah, baB
Der Rleine bsm @erIinfen na6e mar.
Shnel entf4lDfen fprang Der &nabe
tns Wafier unb rettete bas Rinb por
benz grtrinfen.
Use berg. = Oas in unIez
rer unmittelbaren Nd6e qelegene 8ut
Orofeootp, 8eItBer 6err $. Mtuler, lit
tiir ben preis bon 187, 1000 Weart an
Or. meb. 0iibriien Berlin bertauft
tpDrDen.
8ertepfe1b. = 5err Mmtseinz
ne9n1er Stlmann Aier 1T pl0bli9 Der=
f9teben.
9orumerItel. - Oas au
Minfer : Otter 9lttenbei9 6eleqene
2anbgut Der grben Der Wittpe bes
&atfmanns 8. s. Siibmil6, 35,1544
0eftar grpB, tpurbe fir 10000 Wearf
an ben Sanbtptrt9 6errn Siaben 5u
Warien bertduft.
artau. - Gs 1Gllua Der
8ltB in bas 5tlbebranb'f6e 8auernz
bdus 81 8r. Bartn Elm. 9os 8ebGuoe
brannte total nieber.
2sroptas sSeGen.
8ebrd. 5ier berI6ieb ber tpeit
itber unfern Srt bindus befunnte8iirz
germetlter a. .. Gopp i'm poGenbeten
78. 2ebensia6re.
5rdrf furt a. 81. - eS1r bem
9dufe Nibbaitrabe go. IL tpurbe bas
21iGbrige 0tenitmdb9en 8ortentpeiler
bon tbrem @eltebten erI6oFen.
eyn etne WuffenzSanblung in Der
Ju6rgai1e trut bas @bepaar 8ebl, I'm
elnen @intauf gu MAIDEN. 9prt 6an>
tlrte Elm Wednn NIT einem 6ebolper,
ben er erlteben 1polIte. YlDBlib traaz
te Elm @6uB unb bic 33iG6rige Gbez
frdu 9ebl fieG gu 8pben. Sdtper perz
lsBt tpurbe lie ins Setligsei Itz9oIpi=
tai gebra6t.
Srokbersastbum Ssegsn.
Muerb a 6. gea6 lanqem,
I9tperem 2eioen peritdr6 6err 8iirz
Jermeiiter Srdpier ba6ier.
9rpB 5sIbu. = Gs Feiette
Der tpett uno brett betdnnte biefige |
8aItiptrt6 4uspar 80l5tng bas Set |
Der goloenen !6p95eit.
Seftgenftdbt. Nadbem
Of. 8iirgermeiitsr Sober su8ab=Nauz
)eim infolge zines 5er3f9laoes pl0bz
t9 aus benz 2eben I9ieb, lit Inn ietne
m beiten Otter 1tebenbe Satin Marz
aret6e ieBt i'm So0e gefolst.
Sontsrei6 Sa6(en.
. ben. Ser bier peritorz
enc 8roBtdufmann WloriB Sugo
Ieihmdnn bat unter anberen Ser
la6tniifen au9 $4,000 Mart gu benz
'nede ausgefeBt, baB bic 3infen
Bitttpen id3fifber Grena= unb
5teuerhsamten, iotpie 9enbdrnenz
'ittlpen als ltnteritiiburg setpdbrt
'erben follen. Der 0eritorbene mar
er Sobn zines Steleraufiebers unb
lnnte bic 8sfh!peresn unb gefabren
Is Stenites bteIer MMGnner aus
linen Grfabrun9en i'm elterli9en
auie.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-13

&odiid. pie geier bsr gOIz
Denen 9o65eit beging bierleIblt oas
srnit Niebnert'fbe Gbepaar.
2eip5tg. Der M1oI6inenfuz
brlntant Sobann 6einri6 9dnbI6 IN
setp5lg ReuihDnefelb lit Durd g(bs
rutiGen elmer 2eiter, beim SAlteBen
zines Sd6fenfterS in ieinem @runbs
ttud 3dubdenipeg SO, bier 5tpd bod
IN oas Sreppenbaus abgsitiirst uno
out Der Stele berItorben.
Snfolge langtpteriger ardnt6eit bat
lit9 in ibrsr Bp6nung cine sSrau
Smile Sreppens bur9 Grbdngen entz
leibt.
8 # nj B. - Bon Der perftorbe=
men Yrtbata &eiltg lit Der Mrmenfa5Ie
Elm 2egat BON 1000 Marf ausgeIebt
tporben.
Scnisra6 SauerG.
Wt Ii II 6 n. - Der lebtqe 36idbz
Irt9e Wtaurer 2ubipig 8uIb BON bier
/ bat ietne Gefiebte, etne At Sabre alte
gei9teoene Wonteursfrau aus gaupz
pertsberg Mbeinpfol3) nit einem
Uteher le6ensgefdbrli6 berlebt. 8lei6
oarauf bra6te Der Sbdter it9 felbIt
brei erhebli6e 9ti9punben unterbdlb
Der ltnten 8ruitIeite BEL.
Der @etitlibe Ratb unb 5tabt=
Ipfdrrer Simon 8nplI BEL Mariabilf
IN Der Nu feierte iein 5OiG6riges
prieiteriubilGum.
y am Ser g.-Sem Mdurer @0lz
Ter in 3eegenborf tpurbe gelegentlt6
elmer Streiteret bic onldBlicb ber
Ret9stagsmabl ausgebrp9en mar, elm
W}aBtrug 10 tpubtig an ben Ropf qez
i6(eubert, baB ba. S9Gbelba6 serz
trlimmert tpurbe. G01ler lit oeftorben.
Fenlt9 Na9ts ftiir3te fidb bic g6Sz
faru bes tnreitaurateurs Stetrinz
ger (3um &iibesbeimer) bom britten
Stod Der Dobnung bur6 bas Srepz
pen9auS in felbftmOrbertI9er N6f6t
in ben 8orpGab binab. Die iunee
hiiblbe 8trtbin, tpel9e Dor etnem ball
ben Sabre erit betratbste unb frii6er
In Starnberg gelebt baben i'm, aog
it9 etne 3ertriimmerung ber 9interen
S@dbeloede gu. ~
2seeinpfais. -
2ubptg sbafen. -- Die in
Der sSdgerittaBe go. IL tpobnbafte
Gbefrau bes CUR 3ett abtpeI Ienben
S4tffers Sat. 8rabt tppllte auf bic
brennenbe 2ampe eptroleum auffiilz
len. Die petroleumtdnne etplobirte
ieoo9, unb fofort itanb bic sruu in
bellen Sldmmen. Sbglet9 iGnmtli9e
9ausbetpobner CUR 6tlfe eilten unb
bic SFrdu nit Deden iibertparfen,
muBte lie bod in bas &rqnfenbaus
geI4afft fperben, tpo iie na9 tur3er
3eit unter ben grdBliditen S9mer5en
perfdrb.
Wt a / t a mer. - Sn Der bie1iz
gen Srtfdaft, lpo geru0e Rtr6pei6 |
ltdttfano, itno benz 3entner sSafob |
Wtgbelm aus beKen Mohn3immer
our9 Gtnbru6 10,47O Mdrt in 8aqr |
unb pfan6brtefen, iotpie eine qolbene
Oamenubr, 4 Srauringe, goIbene
59mudid6en uno 2(nberes 9eitpblen |
pprben.
Sonigret6 2Siirtem6ers.
. Sbertiirfbeim. - 8ei elmer
Fabrt, tpel6e bic 8riiber ST. @ottl. |
Wun5enmaper ausfiibrten, rutf6te
81. Wt. aus unb fam unter ben Mdz
zen, to baB bic Rdbsr i6m iiber ben
fopf uno 9als fubren. Ser 8ez |
'auernSnertbe, benz beibe 9eine abqez
abren tpdren, gdb na9 tpenigen Wltz |
Ilten ben 8etIt auf.
% olpertstpenbe. - Wobnz
IND SetonomiegebGube ,bes 8auern
Sobannes 5la3 brannten polltGnbig
!ieoer.
3ainingen. Die gheIeute
59eel bsgtngen untsr gr0ber 8etbetz
lgung bic 5eier Der goloenen So9seit.
Der 40nis lieB benz Subelpaare einen
& ~ " l
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-13
AassltittntIri1ea.


Berlin. Dds 25id6riae Sc
ffaftsiuoildum begingen Bic WeuIter.
ilaio &sifetoiFsr J;Sa6rit BON u. 2erh
Reue 5ris0tiHitraBe 3, tDis sStrno
gerrbaro 8ottfng, 2uruslnooel, 3its
terItrabe so, nao 5datbnaherneiiter
!osrmonn 9artlrdnn, Gartsnfr. rs.
Der Nrbetter paul RDrner fpurbe
daf htr Sreppe Dss Saules Gtralauers
itrobe A tobt aufgafltnben. Gr 1T
permut9iib Die 5reppe binabaeitiir5t 81
nnb bat babel Den 5po gefunben.
Drebbuu. Sm bena4barter
Derfe 2ubo4op erbGnste ii9 in ieiz
mem Wo6n1aule Der 3ii1ter alnb Qebrer
JrieDri6 S6ober. OerIelbe, Der be-
rsits 38 Sabre 2e6rer tpur, Iplte am
l. Dttpber D. s. penlionirt iperoen,
uno bat bermutbt;h aus bisIemGrun0s
ben nngliidliGsn 56ritt getban.
g eelo N. - Gs feierte Der i'm
Dortsen Sabre gesriinbete Rreiszarie=
gerperbano 2ebus in nnIerer Stdot
fein erites 8erbunbsfeit; Der Ginlabz
ung bes 8oritunoes iparen 80 Nereine
nit ettpa 1000 Mttgliebern gefplgt.
Nus 4nfub bes SSeites Batte un1er
5tabthen Elm 5eitgetpanb ongelegt,
ipie mir es nod ni4t seieben.
2'rouins 0Rpren6m.
GDniqsberg. 6err profeIz
ipr 9r. Rarl 6einriA Hitt6auIen, Der
frii6ere Ngritultur@gbemifer unIerer
2llbertuszllniosrli litdt, feierte in eetitis
ger 5riI4e iein 50id9rtges Dpttoriuz
bilGnm.
Memef. Die 6id6rige 5p6ter
beg 8siibers PoIingiss in Stanteiten
tpur obne Q(uflt6t geGaf1en unb purbe,
dl3 bic @ltern naA 6uuIe tamen, perz
mtBt. 8ur3e 3eit Daruuf ipurbe bas
&inb IN benz in Der Ndbe beftnbli9en
@itpirBezSluB gefunben uHo tonnte
nur a!s 2eide aus bem @afer ge5ogen
tperben. ..,.>...,s;s. .rr+><..~
gr. SoIlun6, geim sgti6ed
ertrunten 1T Der 8nsGt Reinbolo Gin
beDblatt aus 3aIlenFetDe in elmer ttefen
Mafertaule ietnes DienI nItberrn, bes
Beiibera 9uItao Ssd.
2sroptns 2seapren6en.
8dn5ig. Nus Mn[aB bes 25z
iG9rigen 8eite4ens Der 3iinbipaarenz
5abrit 0es 9errn &arl 8unfoipsti in
GangfnAr uno gu gbrsn 'bes profuriz
item Der 5abrtt, 6errn @buaro Witt,
bate Der Sn6a6er Der Sabrit, 6err
8untotpstt, ein 8artenfeIt beranital=
tst, ben ous geIamrnte psrI onal, ettpa
80 perionen, beiipobnte.
Reutei9. Die 8eiibuna bes
9errn 5agen in a0nissborf, 5 2I3
9uftn tulm. groB, lit nit Ydnmtlt9em |
Snbentor ltnb 8orrdt6en fir ben
Breis BON $4,000 Murt in ben 8e5ib |
oes !9errn Qaropirt6s @rnit QGiebe |
aus ReuteidsDorf iibergeganeen.
3oppot. 8eim geubau bes |
ebangelii4en 9emeinosz unb 8ereins=
9alties ereignete iih Elm befla9ensz |
rpert9er ltnfa[l, inbsm Der 2rbeiter
Wfurtin 8igus uus betrGdtlider S09e
bsrubftir3te unD Iicn einen mebrfa6en
Rippenbru6, ioipie einen 8ru4 bes
rehten Oberifentels 3u5og.
grOpius gommern.
RiBnop. = Der iieb3isid6rigs
S4iffsaimnernpanu Rabloff fat ii6
in ieinsr Wo4auns erbdngt. 6eftise
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-01-10
Great State Paper-ShOuld Have
Wide Currency.
GIVEN IN SYNOPSIS EORM
A Few of the Many Recommends
tions--OffiCes Recommended
To Be Abolished. ,'@"

BOISE, an. O.---NoNSi Hot ~ "a oirA - ;
sons message, read before the legis7
iature today, has excited many
favorable comments from both sides
If the assembly. The keynote is
reform of existing abuses. In large
?art the message follows: ST..
"a disposition to create new de-
oartments and new Offices rather
ian make more comprehensive and
ficient those which exist, when
.,dulged, as shown by past expert
nces, has met with public condem'
alton and the offices created proven
title less than political sinecures.
If you abolish some Offices the
uties of which can as rightly and
.hciently be discharged in other
ways; make, in laws now extant,
lhose amendments and changes only
which experience and changed con-
titions have demonstrated to be de-
rable; enact a few needfu1 new
laws, and help to a wider and more
Useful employment of the executive
apartment. you will make legis-
iltive record worthy of the oppor-
unity which now confronts you"
Attention is drawn to the embar-
:assing delays in sending in reports
the governor from officers Of the
>xecutive department and the vari-
Gus institutions. As remedy the
sovernor recommends the passage
d law making it incumbent up
IN the officers indicated to have
iileir reports available by the first
lay of December preceding each
session of the legislature.
UNIVERSITY AT MOSCOW.
Of the State university at Mos
low, the governor says:
Its location is established by
statute and confirmed by the consti-
luton. There have been obstacles
in the way of development, not the
east of which has been a disposi.
lion to ignore the university ides
and locate some of the colleges ol
departments in other sections of the
state. A resulting lack of loyalty
toall the interests Of the university
n measure retarded its growth
and avoided a moral and materia
support essential to its best interests
Local and temporary consideration.
have, at times, induced criticism O
the location, and urged the diversi
led idea of schools and a conse
quent weakening of that which
should be the great center of ou
educational system. Friends, les
wise and less diplomatic than earn
est and urgent, have sometimes an
tagonized by claiming the institu
e'on as theirs and advocating it
support from community interes
and local pride. Happily these an
Kindred opposing influences hav
oeen largely relegated, and the uni
Verslty advanced to the front ran
of State institutions. ..-
NEEDS OF THE INSTITUTION.
1T is of first importance tn.
men of character and fitness I
placed in position. Such men ar
N demand and command good sa
aries. Idaho must meet the situ,
''on as her university grows. Te
years measure the time since RI
,~ u0ors first opened. They ha,
Oeen years of growth, yet the nm
Versity has reached but small Il
gree Of its possibilities. AS +,
state develops and our popu1a,ic
multiplies there will be deruap,
.Ot new buildings, enlarged accor
Iooatlons and equipments, ne
departments, increased facilities /
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-01-10
Southwestern Section of the State
Receives Tribute of Praise. s
GLORIOUS LAND OF PROMISE
When The Water Question is Solved
viii be the Greatest Spot &
u Of the World. .,@.

Within the space to which I am
confined it will be very difficult to
give any adequate idea of the
growth and progress of southwest
ern Idaho during the last year. The
best that can possibly be done is to
pass in general rule the more i'm
portant developments. First in in
terest is the agricultural growth of
this section, and am we'll within
bounds in saying that, speaking
generally, the development in 1902
has been phenomenal.
Beginning with Elmore county,
it is safe to say that the cultivated
area has increased at least IS per
cent, and this county shows less
growth than any other within the
section am about to cover. A
number Of extensive irrigation en-
terprises have been started there,
but none of them has reached such
stage of advancement as to be of
practical advantage. Within the
next year, however, two or three of
these enterprises will be completed,
resulting in great development and
activity in that county. >.
1tis unnecessary, in this article, to
dwell On the great Twin Falls irriga-
tion and power-developing project.
Judging from present reports, active
operations will take place for the
construction of that plant within a
few months. But, as I understand
it, the Tribune wants only for its
New Years edition facts concerning
what has taken place and not
prophecies with respect to the fu-
ture.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-01-10
IN THE COUNTIES.

ftOgTeSS III ADA county mas Deen
very marked. Large areas of new
land having been put under cultiva-
ton, the agricultural products have
been increased by at least rs per
cent. The more important feature
in this county, however, consists in
the extensive improvements in the
principal towns, which I will refer
to later.
Canyon and Washington counties
probably show greater increase in
agricultural development than any
Of the other counties in this section.
1t is estimated that the cultivated
area has increased within the year
between IS and 40 per cent, and
the population OF these counties
has increased between 20 and 80
per cent. In them will also be
found the greatest activity along the
line of perfecting irrigation enter
prises. Within the year the people
of Caldwell and surrounding country
have come into possession of two
large irrigation canals, the Phyllis
and Strahorn. These canals were
operated during the past season by
the people themselves, under the ir-
rigation district law. This district,
known as the Pioneer irrigation
district, embraces nearly $4,000
acres of arabic land. Of this area
only about 20 per cent is now under
cultivation. Develop ment has beer
retarded because of an insufficient
water supply. However, contract
have been let for the enlargement
of the canals to an extent which en-
able them to carry sufficient water tC
irrigate every acre of this land, anc
at the present time a large construc
ton outfit is employed on the work
This district was the first to be or
ganized under the district irrigation
law, which is an adaptation of tn
California Wright law. In the frs
year of the management of the irri
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-01-10

Continued on page 81
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-01-10

No subject, touching the well
fare of our, State deserves. at your
hands, more careful consideration
and comprehensive inquiry than
does irrigation. That its import
ance may not be underestimated 1
beg to invite your attention to the
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-06

Of the senator-makers. They win be
found to be unit IN the final effort
70 make winning combination.
The Marion county delegation Is oc.
cupylng a position that is pivotal, and,
II maintained, will determine the re.
suit, 80 far as any one county can de.
termine the result
Two votes cast for Fulton, and six
for Geer. Mr. Kay has leanings to.
ward Fulton, but takes the position
that he viii stand by the majority Of
the delegation.
In this he shows great wisdom, be.
cause If Mr.. Fulton could get six votes
IN Portland with six more from Ma.
rlon. he could be made senator, and
Marion county would determine the
election and divide the honors with
Portland.
II would appear from all the cir.
cumstances that caucus Of all the
Republicans would release many men
from their present positions and
would tend to secure a result peace.
ably and harmonlously
A hold-up TO the last moment Is
fraught with great danger TO all the
vital interests Of Oregon, and should
be avoided II possible A caucus alone
will bring about that nuency and free
dom from restraint that WIN produce
a credltable result and re.establish the
precedent Of harmony among Repub
llcan factions
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-06
HuNcHEs 10 soloNs-

The altwlse manipulator OF the
Smlth-Premier typewriter who grind.
out these editorials. Is OF the opinion
that the following features Of pend
ing bills are clcErly "onconstlioosh
unal"
Kuykcndalrs bill TO regulate em
ploymeut OF clerks. experts. stenog
raphers by succeeding legislatures. OF
by this ono The only sovereign pow
or ia the state cannot limit its own
sovereignty one hairs breadth.
The bin 10 put into effect the Inltla
tive aud Referendum which creates
a new right OF appeal from a state OF
fcial 10 tho cupreme court direct Ev.
ON an arrested case of intellect knows
better than that
The Smith bin to compel manufac
turers Of patent medicines and pro
prie'ary articles 20 print the formula
ON each package. by which the article
can be romade by any one. Is an inva.
sion OF the right OF property,
An these compositions are patented
or copyr!ghted You don't have 10 use
thom, hut the dIscoyorer or com.
poundor has property right In his
formula that you cannot by law com.
pei him 20 publish the same
These Legislators moan we'll but
they have not probed the rights guar.
an.ood under the constitution 10 the
bottom. They have not Immersed
themselves deeply In the fountains OF
lnslIce
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-02-06
STOP THE LAND CRAFTS.

The Williamson irrigation bin
should be reported by the committee
and passed at this session. Il is not
right TO proceed any further under the
present law
Senator aud Congressman William.
son can prove 70 any man or body Of
men that. under the present state law.
cooperating with tho Carey act OF
congress not settler can ever got
his water rights, but viii have to pay
for an the improvements. and finally
the corporation win own the whole
plant.
Under the operation ot such an un.
Just law 100000 acres have been an.
piled for and tled on .u Eastern ore.
son Il is high time this we're RENE
died.
There viii he little excuse for this
legislature 20 adjourn without right.
ing the wrong already accomplished.
as Ear as possible. although IL Is
doubtful II anything done under the
present law can on should be an.
nulled. unless Il Do by the courts.
but the Williamson hln Is right and
should be passed without failure an.
less Ne are going 10 make presents OF
ne best arid lands IN blocks of hun
ireds Of thousands of acres 20 corpor
.iions. and forever exclude the set
lars.