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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF.
Department Of the Interior,
United States Land Office.

United States Land Office,
Boise, Idaho, September IL, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that Florence v Chipps
of Middleton, Idaho, has filed notice of intention
to make proof on his desert land claim No
1900, for the SWA NE114 Sec. 80, T. N, r. 2
W.. B.: M. before Clerk of Probate Court at
Caldwell, Idaho, on Monday, the 26th day of
October 1903.
He names the following witnesses to prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation of said land
Francis NJ. Kerby Of Middleton, Idaho, George
Little of Caldwell, Idaho, Jacob Russell OF
Sweet, Idaho, Cora Bean of Caldwell. Idaho
S19-O24 HARRY j. SYMs, Register.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-10

WANTED-Ten tons of hay. Apply al
TRIBuNE Office for further information u
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-10

Total .................6,73o,oo 900, 900
The prospects are that the major
portion of this timber, when sawed
and dressed, will pass through Spo-
kane on its way to the east.-Spo-
kane Spokesmau-Review.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-19
CRIMINALS IN BIRDDoM
Bold, Bad Members of the Feathered Tribes Leave
Trail Of Destruction Wherever They Go.

Bold, of the Feathered Tribes Who Leave
Trail of Destruction Wherever They Go.
The lovabe side bird lfe writes Landon Knight in
the frequently brought before
1ayman persuaded that all birds are
deserving of protection. This great There
eathered murderer robbers
no deserve sympathy than their
in niquity.''
OF the feathered criminals most widely known, Mr..
Knight cites the common barn owl
He will sit for hours and permit mocng even
TO heap upon MIN every kind OF Insult without the
least show OF resentment Then he will go
only kill but torture field mice
treats scores OF tnese just as cat does mouse often not
eating them at ALL but tormentng them
of hearing their cries seeing struggle
popularity is, rather farmer
enemies Of whose crops the barn destroys
Then the goshawk to be strong the
denzens of the is fond of exhibiting his strength
swiftness just show that
fun of the thing without pausing VIC
TINS He has been known upon chicken yard
half dozen times of morning, tearing legs
wings of fowl swoop fly away leaving
their flesh unasted He likes fighting
His pugnacity sometimes leads him into udcrous
mens as in the case OF one whom Mr. Knight
skunk return defeated encounter
ing evidence of the most intense disgust.
The great horned owl is, however, Hindu
thug Of the kingdom Of the birds He would worship
goddess who must be placated with unceasing victims,
their For unless
pressed by famine incident his nocturnal
of slaughter he does not kill
would gladly rid His preferred VIC
squirrels, song kinds and
of these he eats only the brains sconfuy abandoning
rest of the carcass pair horned owls will provide night
young, when obtained enough food for
lion cub Mr. Knight found in nest the bodies a
squirrels robin, all
freshly killed
From this it is plain that the criticism often given
Of worse
than wild animals because they kill they
without foundation Of
the dog and cat would have shown the alsehood
comparison. It said however
had their natures
That explanation does not explain the goshaw
the great horned and other carnivorous birds
not butcher bird, attempt spoils
They KILL like the .'big bags"
merely the fun Of the slaughter
All which to show Mr.. Knight well says,
point character unlike individuals
Some good; others bad, And it
goes that there is just much just
much falsehood belief pious
is in the theory a
philosopher life that nothing the
right to live it its to survive
Chicago Inter Ocean. 9
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-19
MI HnEApoL1s MINNESOTA, SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1903

Pearls are worn in Syria by young old mothers
the Bedouins sing their children them The Arabs
Sometimes around their ankles fastened bands
like bracelets filed with bells that they have music
wherever they co.. is hands, feet
and fngernais.
At the weddings after the ceremonies and the
is their custom to gather about the story eers and listen
to their tales Here is Of these tales called The Girl
and the Kadi Cudge) but Clyde Fitch did not select the
germ of his play from this This is story:
Once there little girl who bought lit
little coin. bought olasses)
it on the shelf but there little fly and drank it all
little fly and said: o kadi judge rightly
be blinded! Then the kad called and said Depart you
to the kad Said the little girl win not until give
righteous decision Then said the kadi Tell your
case. So she began follows:
"Oh, Kad, great, very small!''
Said he /" IT'S because you not tall!'
oh, kadi, bought little house."
Said he Big enough small nouse!"
"oh, Kadi, I swept it with all my might"
Said he "No doubt it was clean and bright"
Oh, Kadi I found coin vice."
Said he, Twill be for the Kads fee!'
ooh, Kadi, I purchased dibbs SO sweet"
Said he, For sweet girl that meet!'
"Oh, Kad, I placed it the shelf"
Said he, You were keeping it for yourself!"
"oh, Kadi the little fly one day
Flew down and took it all away;
And now come to plead my
beg judge her by the laws
Said he, 'Whene'er you see a fly
bid you smite it till it die!'
The Kadis words hardly said
When she espied upon his
little fly, who gravely safe
Upon the Kadps shaven pate
So taking the slipper her foot,
The Kadis head she fercely smote.
Saying, .eWhene'er you a fly
I bid smite it till it diet"
The Kadi groaned from smarting pain,
When she her slipper raised again
To smite fly upon the pate q
OF the Kadi's grave associate.
This Naieb grave sued for grace,
And said, "Whate'er adjoins my
Is mine by heritage right
And you've legal right smite;
But in the noble Kadi's
I'll give you justice all the same"
Then filling her hands with shining money,
He sent her home to eat bread honey.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-19
Put Yourself In Their Place.

And just
Cruelty.
Suffering.
Unnecessary suffering helpless to resent
yourself lin the place Of these Gagged animals
Imagine life in whether the field, the for
Think what it would mean to be captured
cared thru the country and finally set down in crped
matter how they seem to
quarters animals accustomed to
they will add this the crowds and crowds
of people who come to Them they
the of confinement, the presence of
beings ritate helpless capves. When there is
this the pokng. punching and other dozen
teasing known to ingenious human minds, the
be imagined the dumb animals
Probably really thinks of the cruelty
he thinks that the swapping and snarl
Ing growing providing back and forth nat
ural acts of the animals Perhaps
given doubt the fact remains that
think allowed explain altogether too such
Of cruelty
The next time temptation to the animals
you their place and how the
teasing would from that side.
One of funny papers, recently
page of should naturally follow the travels
Liberty to place in the country for
purposes o exhibition. There Bunker Hill monument
at the ST. Louis exposition; the tomb of Washington
towed by tug; Plymouth Rock sandwiched be-
the elastic and the bearded lady at dime
seum Mayfower touring the lakes and Mt. Vernon
Orleans Mardi Absurd, yes But
in absurd than the toting about of the Lib
Bell which jeopardy time it boards
train.
ssa& -------------------
All sorts ideas have percoated into the heart Of
since the memorable 1900 when she learned
foreign devils strength; but
nothing greater in ideas than the recent
that Chinese taken stand
against small Moreover in council
resolutions in quite the of the western world
There is hope for China yet, it seems.
After ALL it is said that Jules Verne is to enjoy the
tal restoration of his sight, will be able the
work which he loves. 1t has always been his ambition to
write hundred books possibly
plish it, light of the scientific demonstrations the
past his works the wild creations
imagination they
-
Cats certainly must have than life, the old
superstition claims them, Thomas the hurled
mile explosion forcite, could
fright. Thomas J. talk,
might able give valuable information
motive power to the builders of modern arships
There is combination of molasses
they probably
have lightning strike place.
fractions invented in 1854 by Johann
Ter Of Nuremberg There good Juniors feel
this the things made in Germany which
they would gladly go without.
THE "sEvEN CITIES OF GOLD"
Gle oft Had
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-19
THE "sEvEN CITIES OF GOLD"
Legendary Of the Atlantic Which Had Temples
o

Legendary Isle Atlantic Which Temples and
Houses Precious Metals.
The Seven Golden Cities" of the popular
legends part the ages said
island of the African island
Astounding in gold, with magnificent
and temples, high which great
distance legend also relates that the time
Spain Portugal by the Moors when the
habitants direction to slavery
bishops, followed number people,
put boldly the high After tossing about
for some time, they unknown island the
nous spot which in after became the seat Of the
Seven Gold Cities
island Heylyn was exactly in mdoeean'
landed safely the wise old bishops burned the
to followers deserving founded
vhc famous song story.
mysterious sought the early nayi-
in search of it and returned
popularity believed been detained by its
habtants
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-19

published Minneapolis journal for
Northwest AMI above the nth
grade devoted principally their writings There Is NJ
welcomed competitors The editor
and suggestions from teachers
to the Elor Joarn, junior
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-19
Alaska,s HIGH Mount.

"
New measurements confirm the report that Mount Nc
Kinley in Alaska is the highest peak IN North America
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-19

0 baby girl, brother here
Will never let me hold you dear;
May he be rich in bags of gold
May he be young cen when he's old:
And to pray for his good I will always remember
From the first Of July to the last of November.
Not all of the slumber like one, however
is to Bedon babe by mother,
suggests ride Cockhorse to Banbury Cross:
Come little Bedaway, sit in my lap,
Pretty pearls shine your cap
Rings
Rings in your nose
Rings your fingers
And henna your toes.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-10
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

j. W. Pu",; came up from Carlin this
morning.
Ham Mccain, the weather prophet,
il down from lIalleck.
Evening services at the prrsby terian
church will begin at 100 hereafter in
st"nd 81 !.
The -cccip,s 81 the Carson postofiice
for the past year were as, O33l2. The
Office will be raised from third Ia second
class.
The thriBtian Endcavor ,amale and
ice cream social at Mizpah Hall last
night wns well ]patronizcd and n neat
sum Was Hdded to the Society treasury.
Mr.. j. VI Fulton, Division Freight
Agent, came mp from Reno this morn.
ing. He attended the institute ID the
forenoon and took III the Cattle Assoria.
ten this afternoon.
Seventy miners were rntombed yes
teriay by nu explosion IN II COR! mine at
Walkcsbarre. Penn. It Ii said to have
been II 81 the worst explosions in the
anthracite region Tor many years. Ii IL
thou tht the cntomhcd mincnf will be
rescued.
y San Francisco dispatch of April Brd
says: Tho jury III tine casc 81 Walter
y. Dimmick. Accused 81 stenIing $50
DOO from the Cuit Il States mint. after
failing 10 nsrc" Yesterday afternoon,
reached a verdict ~ guilty this morning.
Scntcnc" will he imposed next r!cdnes.
day.
While passenger train No. / was in
the yards AT Carlln this morning M EN-
CINE, which WA being moved ont Of the
rOundh0usc. IN some manner sCraped
against four 81 the coaches and splinter.
td them considerable. No other dam
age was lone aside from frightening
the passengers.
y letter received this morning from
DR.. Stubs stated that Mr.. Mead would
not he at the Institute owmg Ia the fact
that the authorities ut Washington
would not allow his transportation.
"hil" tiis is II disappointment, Mr..
Mcad's absence will partly be com
pcnsntcd Tor 10y the addresses TINT will
be given tonight.
The uli story Oi anxiety over the
water SITUATION comes from Luvelock.
III" Tribune says that AT present the
rnuchcrs may" not enough water tn meet
their demands. Reports Of plenty OF
water com" from up the Humboldt.
But this IL not what il needed nOw. II
to bring it up. lhorc will bc plenty Of
water later on. but thnt does not help
ont the present necessity Silver State.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-10
hOne>SfI~ made
Levi Strauss Coos
CoPPer-riveted
OVeTallS
l& ~
Mystery Of .'0uaE.''

A cloud Of mystery has settled over
the quagnire on the Lucn cut.ofT.
Owing to the accident in the lake, no
one is allowed to visit the scene and the
utmost secrecy is maintained regarding
the quagmire, which continues to battle
the skill OF the engineers, says the Salt
Lake Herald. A new scheme will be
adopted to see il a solid foundation can.
not be obtained. Instead OF dumping
in the loose ballast, cradles of timber
will he constructed, aud these will be
titled with rock and allowed to settle.
IL Is believed that Il firm foundation
can he obtained in this way.
The quagmire really consists Of two
bnd places. One Of them is in Bca- river
bay and the other in North A ran, With
the exec ptiuu of one ten mile stretch,
where the trouble has been experiuced,
the road is about completed. 1t is not
known how much time may be required
tn get a solid foundation. The northern
part Of the lake is somewhat heart
shaped, owing to the mountainous md
"''EC SuhpCh ar" WHICH eSteOUH lDIO
the lake from the north
The 3ut-otf extends almost due eas,
and west across the Lake, anu crosses
the southern end Of the promontory. \
solid roadbed extends into the hike for
miles from the east shore. and for about
four miles from the west shore. The
ends of the road are connected by trestle
work, which extends east and west into
the water frora the promontUry. One Of
the Iuagmires is in about the middle OF
Bear River bay. where the rcad crosses
1t. The other is similarly located in
North Arm
There has been trouble At both
-quags. The eustern -quag" is said
I" have swallowed an engine and six.
teen cars last fall. The track Mt that
point has since settled several times,
although cars are hauled over it.. The
engine III which Il fireman was killed
and an engineer hurt is IN North Arm.
|; is estimated that the twenty.cight
miles Of road across the lake will cost
the company nearly ~Si.0C0,000. The cut
oil is about l02 miles long, and will cut.
oil a distance Of fOr;y.eight miles, be-
sides saving the work OF IA battery OF
seventeen pusher engines which helped
the trains over the grades Of the old
line.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-10
Tho Carney Case.

Tho jury in the case Of the Statc Va.
James Carney. indicted for assault with
intent to kill Patrick Barry ut Ryndon
last S~eptembe-. brought III n verdict %
guilty last evening. This WINS one OF
the most holly contested cases tried IN
this county Ter a long time u con
siderable bad blood has been aroused
between Constable Mccoy md Attor.
noy Wilson who defended Carney. Mr..
Wileon IN his argument spoke very
harehly NJ Mr.. McC'0y whose work IN.
der the instruction ~ District Attorney
Henderson contributed lnrgcrlv to Car.
ney's conviction. Thus resulted in Nc
Coy making MI assault OH Wilson nj the
Depot Hotel last evening Sheriff
Clark and Others ihtcrferrrd and separ.
atrd the parties before any damage was
done. Mccoy was taken before Justice
Morgan md entered II plea ot guilty to
the complaint Of assault aud battery
made by Mr.. Wilson. Judge Morgan
fined Mr.. McUoy s23 which he paid.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-10
NEW IN DENTISTRY.

Porcelain inlays. Decaycd
teeth restored to their natural
shape and color. The highest
art in modern dentistry.
My challenge to compete
with any dentist i'll the State
i'll the five higher branches of
dcntistry,viz: porcelain crowns
porcelain bridges, porcelain
inlays, continuous gum work
and gold plates, is still open.
Come, give us a taste of your
quality
Those wishing high-class
work arc invited to call, as
this will probably be my last
year i'll Elko.
G. T.. WILSON.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-10
GRAND BALL
The Ladies of E1ko
will give n social dance
at the Depot Hotel OH
Friday night, April ID.

FLOOR DIRECTOR MRS. Il IT, DUNN
rLooH NASNGEus.
Cora Tnh"r. IIcssic Keith.
Mic" Lowe, Mrs. NJ. H. Wallace
pouHK EErrus.
Mrs i'"ohcr. Mrs. NJ. II. Miller
CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES.
MRS. J.. l.. BRADLEY.
RECEPTION CuMMITTEE.
Mrs Iioinhnrt. Mrs Wright. MIS- IIrain, Mrs
George Iiruco. Mrs Mcbride. Mrs Henry and
Mira Mayer.
SUPPER
Mrs Thomos Hunter. Mrs Fitzgerald, Mrs
walter Kline, Mrs. Mallc,t, Mrs. u. Casper.
Miss Ruth Russell.
MrsIC COMMITTEES.
Mira. Joe Tnhor, Mira. ". willis, Matte
Keith. Hattie Clark. I'crmnlin Henry,
n~Ec0RATiOSs.
Mrs, loo Harris. Mrs. Ray Harris. Mrs. u.
i. Allen. Mrs. Gins. Henderson. Miss Cora
Tnhor, Miss violet i'ricn, MIss Lotto TITloy.
HEFHEsuMESrs.
Mrs. Chas. Henderson,, iIrs. Gco. brown,
Mrs. John Henderson, Miss EssIo Hunter, Miss
T.. Mnllctt. Miss DplIic Russell.
tSyIrhTi0S Committee
Wells Mrs. u. ~. Corycll, MIRA. Dr Dim,
stead, Miss Matte McMuilcn.
Dccth- Miss Nottic Armstrong. Mrs q. I.Rr
son.
iinllccIS--M Mrs. II. Mccain, Miss Lnura
EiPsicr.
CnrlIn- Miss MoIiollIps. Miss Enuor.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-10
(FROM FRIDAY DAILY
Salmagundi.

The editor returned from Reno last
night.
Elmore Il Doita are making arrange.
menis to burn "a half million brick.
Col. MaXoD came up from Reno to-
day. He will return this evening.
The attention ed thuse needing dental
work is called to- the al OF DR.. Wilson
Governor Sparks has appointed s. II.
Day Of Carson Assistant AIjLSant
General Of the State
Miss Clara Ta5er departed u No. 3
today for San Francisco. where she will
visit friends Cor several weeks.
Governor Sparks has appointed Phil
Triplett OF the Wells Herald "a Director
| OF State Agricultural Society.
Governor Sparks and Lieutenant
Governor Allen have joined the Reno
Eagles. They may he able t" fly in
1906.
Winn'mucca has Il case Of diphtheria.
Tie patient has been quRrartined and
precautions taken against the spread Of
the disease.
Winter seems to have crawled back
into the Imp of spriug. Judging from the
raw, cold wind and the SNOW squalls
that have beer i'll evidence all day.
Governor Sparks liz having published
in pamphlet form his veto messages to
the Legislature, giving his reasons for
failing to approve thirteen bills passed
by the last Legislature.
Miss Dollie Russell entertained about
twenty Young people at her home last
night. Whist and several novel and
amusing contests. for which appropriate
prizes were awarded. made the hours
pass very pleasantly until after mid
night. Delicious refreshments wore
served during the evening.
Articles Gf incorporation NJ the State
Agent and Transfer Syndicate have
been filed in the Secretary Of States
office at Carson. The incorporators are
G. II. +. Hardin, =. Is. Ellis and j. A.
ierington. The purpose of the syudi.
cate will be to attend to Nevada bust
ness for foreign corporations. The cap
ital stock Of the corporation is placed mt
100000.
The most hazardous section OF the
Manila telegraph cables is that com.
pleted between San Francisco and Hon.
olulu, i'll which the sea bed is precip.
itous, with valleys 81 600 feet deep. The
next two sections. extending to Guam.
will cross level plains OF mud at a depth
OF about $4,000 feet, while tine last sec
ton is over a series OF mountains.
About the only institution in Carson
City which in suffering from Il dearth Of
business is the Navy recruiting party IN
the district court room. The Carson
boys do not seem incliucd to look with
favor upon the navy and the outlook
seems to justify the prediction that this
city will not furnish any recruits
News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-10
Heavy Damages Awarded,

The case of the Occidental Mining
Company against the Cometock Tunnel
Company same tn II termination last
evening, when :he jury after being ont II
short time--Eomo two or three houre-
returned Il verdict awarding the Occi.
dental Company $4,000 damages.
The Occidental Company alleges that
the Tunnel company would not allow il
to string certain electric wires through
the Sutro tunnel, aud winch wires we're
clnimcd to be essential to tho proper
working If the Iadig DRIFT.
The mining company asked damages
in the sum 81 sl27. geo Caraon News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-10
Mig Dninngs suit.

Tho case ~ Peers against the Nevada
Light and Power Company il being
heard in the United States Conrt NJ
Carson before n jury.
Tho plaintiff in administrator. On the
Let Of March, 1907. Frank A.. Wrlls. II
young man Of Reno, vns killed by com.
ing IN contact with IL live wiro in the
town Of Reno, aud the jury IL mhed to
nssesa damage against the company Mt
100000. Tho mother md brother ~ the
dCccHsed were in court.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-10
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Salmaqundi.
Sam Wheeler is here from Reno.

Sam Wheeler is here from Reno.
s. \. Iiighteld Of Carlin spen. yester,
ia. i'll town.
J.. l.. Bradley aud Harry Dunn wen,
up to Wells last night.
Alex Garden, one OF the prosperous
ranchers Of Pleasant valley. is speeding
the 'lny in town.
II people OF Carson are making
great preparation Tor the reception OF
President Roosevelt when ne visits that
city.
The editor left Oh No. ; today Tor
Keno to attend a meeting Of the Board
OF Regents. lie will return Thursday
morning or Thursday night.
Howard Riddle came up from Love
lock last evening. returning ON No. 2
today Tie siys Lovelock's prospects
Tor the coming year are very bright.
The purchase 10y the government OF
1000 900 ounces of silver 9 month for
ten mouths Tor the purpose OF coming
silver pesos Tor the Philippines. ought
TO advance the price OF the metal some
what. innsmuch ms the stock IL all pur-
chased IN this country.
An exchange says: Tuberculosis can
be prevented by inoculating children
with a serum Rs soon as they are born
Infants will soon have to be diagramed
III squares to allow room for the numer
Gus kinds Of serum iucculatiuLs that
modern medical science prescribes.
Joe Josephs has been rr-appoipted
Superintendent of the Orphans Home.
The News says the State Orphans
Home Board met on Murday afternoon
and took mp the business Of selecting a
superintendent Tor that institution. On
the first few ballots each member Of the
Bonrd supported his individual candi.
date, but upon the twelfth ballot each
member voted for Mr.. Joseph. making
his choice unanimous.
w. w. Connolly who came from Hin
ois to attend the iria! nf Fred Stone.
charged with the murder 81 Charles Is.
Connolly, left for his home this morn
ing. Before leaving he requested the
lSDErENDESr in say that ne WIS ,er
fcctly satisfied with the result. 81 the
trial and would take with him no i'll.
feeling against Mr.. Stone or anybody
else. He wished this statement made
hs reports were III circulation that he
had threatened Stones life in case OF
his acquittRl. These reports. he ~aid
were false and without any foundation
The verdict Of acquittal was accented
by him MS it should lie by all law.
abiding citizens.
On Tuesday night John Hall, former
ly Of the White House. was held up by
foot-pad- Just back OF the O'Brien resi-
dencc in the lower end OF the town and
relieved Of Il watch md chain and $50
III money. Mr.. Hall had drawn the
money during the day to make a pay.
ment on some property he had purchu.
but there was some hitch in the
transaction ~ he WIS taking the
money home with him. 1t is presumed
that envious persons who knew Of his
followed him aud committed
the crime. As usual in such cases in
Tonopah, there il no clue to the perpe-
Miner.