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The sun., 1903-03-29
TILLMAN'S TRIAL NEXT MONTH.
Case VIII Probably Be Heard in Columbia
--Senater Tulmaa's vlst.

CHARLrsroS, 8. c., March zs.-Ths trial
OF James H. Tllman, formerly Lieutenant.
Governor Of South Carolina, for the murder
Of N. G. Gonzales. editor Of the Columbia
State. will probably begin IN Columbia
on April Is. Solicitor Thurmond, the
chief prosecutor. announced to-day that
the State was prepared to 90 70 trial, and
while the counsel for TYllmsn has made no
intimation OF their plans, II 10 understood
that the case will Be called at the April
term. There was talk OF obtaining .
change Of venue to some other county, but
this will hardly be allowed. and, In fact,
1t is said that Tillman prefers 70 have tho
case heard In Columbia.
1illman Ia still II jail and he Il chafing
under the restraint Of prison bars. Mem.
bers OF his family have called frequently
to Zee him. The most significant vidt
was that OF Senator Tillman, who went
from Washington to have . talk with his
nephew. II is said that the differences
between them have been adjusted and tbs
feeling is that Senator Tillman will do
what he can to secure the acquittal Of the
younger Tillman His efforts In this direc-
ton will be confined, however. TO consul
tations with the lawyers In outlining
plan OF defence.
The sun., 1903-03-29

uneempvonlsiasix oeAsssd - ~ I.4y
Huntworth'A Expsrimeut.' vas substit0ted
sSssa nr.s y ~ L,sss erss cS
van. Bessie Tyree,and Isabel irytas'"' s.id
willing 70 weer the costumes thsy hsd %:
sssned e dscorous seh.estues fss boys
sons suficient Justification for the. com
mittee In choostng the play. But the
opposition 70 the wearing Of any COSTUME
that might seem lLke mans dress proved 100
strong and the Pinero comedy bad 70 be
wear golf skirts but that wss imprActicable
As II robbed the ecenes Of al their point
The sun., 1903-03-29
Payp Up Rsck Csrfares.

An envelope containing two one-dollar
bills addressed to young, Hudson and
Hoboken Trolley Company was received
at the Office Of the North Jersey Street
Railway Company in Jersey City. General
Manager David Young said ne guessed
dodging conductors on trolley cars wanted
to ease his conscience.
The sun., 1903-03-29
We Announce for Monday, March goth,
Our First Spring Sale Of

prices less than Of production, consisting Of many
thousands Of dozens Of strictly rst-class quality these
attractive prices.
The sun., 1903-03-29
Bashsp Coaaty's new ChsrsA

The bulls assigning Bishop County, the
retiring rector OF the Catholic Untvuraty,
10 the see Of Los Aneelss wefe reoslved st
the Apostolic Delegation yesterday. II 70
believed that the paIlium win b conferred
upon him at the same time that Il u given
to Archbishop Farley Of NsW York and
Archbishop Quigley Of Chicago.
The sun., 1903-03-29
nookxEErER sIs.ooe ,.sHORTI.
sessieress q ,fAs Saavssn-lDSsk@ htfk
Consunsw Ssood q 0loOoo DaAA -

rsvid Meskleretd. Who hAd bsen en,pioysd
q Q hookke3per by IL Sh@son. .OScksr
Mix Company ana who hves ~ dIs xssa
FHty-ninth strset. waA W. for exAsninseise
70 the foraville pcascs oouEs ysstecIsy Jese
gwen 3 him g Ssposk Z Il. sshf f. @ a.
COMPANY. 3 3"r4sE "a. s,lab
When he was arrested he wa laApktAa
" q 400 bail. Alfred n. Whei{, ths sffiSfH
the company, told Magistrate rsuhAee eo
had been discov8ted in tbs bpokke1Sq.A
accounts and he sadsd that tss 49, sSlEk
wss not yet coaJpleted. 9T ts1 sbsy or
Ths haIstrsss tnsrssssa - - W
$4,000. when the csss ma kdJdarsdt "a
The sun., 1903-03-29

CHICAGO, March ~ Major Gen. !. @.
Bates, until recently eommaadsf q tho
at Omaha. to-day suoeeedsd AA{or-0sn.
MaoArthur - commander of tho Depart.
nent OF the Lakea Of the Vnitsd etAfss
Army with headquarters tn CAtAse. Gen.
Macarthur has been appointed poAnAndsr
The sun., 1903-03-29

The now circu,ar of Tesohars' College.
Columbia Univsssaty, VIII announces. a
new courve h the history and principles
% % Se Sssn onty nsa s..p q bs
dent Butler a Columbia and Dean Rus
sell Of Teaohsr' ColAke. Dr.. butler's
Moons % that public school teachers may
The sun., 1903-03-29

,Proosedinls IN the 5efsson' ski3e
polios eoSrt wors tenpers4st seapsSdtA
yesa erdAy wAn Jaek blnnrse. - MlnisisS
ptssdekfr. sppsased - ttsaA000r ~
MorIts, ~ vat6f, Tor esallae Ave dlsHoBA
nnes. lDgris was held.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-10-09
Indians Need More Care.

Indian Agent A. M. Anderson, who
is 10 charge of the consolidated agenz
cy for eastern Washington, has fled
report at Washington in which he
makes strong recommendation that
the Occur d'Alene reservation be TAX
en- from his territory and resident
agent be placed in charge, He states
that the territory he now has Is too
large to he successfully attended to
ly one man. He says:
IL again urge that this tribe of In
dians be taken from under the juris-
dction of this agency, and given a
resident agent; also that their lands
be allotted sn severalty at the earliest
practicable date. At present this
agency is unwieldy. The Colville
and Spokane reservations, lying to-
gether, are alone much larger terri
tory than / can effectually oversee,
and larger than any force of employees
which can be allowed can cover.
The Occur dAlenes is detached geo.
graphically, and it is seldom possible
for me to visit it, and never possible
to do SO when 1T is not equally necess-
ary for me to be elsewhere. A resi-
dent agent Can do more in two years
than / can in Ave to push the Occur
d'Alenes into proper utilization of
their opportunities and get them
ready for ctizenship."-rTekoa Blade.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-10-09
Do Good--It Pays

A Chicago man has observed that
"Good deeds are better than real es.
tate deeds-some of the latter are
worthless. Act kindly and gently,
show sympathy aud lend a helping
hand. You cannot possibly lose by it'
Most men appreciate kind word ana
encouragement more than substantial
help. There are persons in this COM
munity who might truthfully say.
"My good friend, cheer up. A few
doses Of Cham berlain's Cough Remedy
will rid you Of your cold, and there is
no danger whatever from pneumonia
when you use that medicine. 1t all
ways cures. know it for it has help
ed me out many time" Sold by DR..
T. Wenz.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-10-09
Fierce Fight With Bear.

The following, from the last issue
of the Newport Miner, is the latest
bear story to handled. Johnson,
local bear hunter had narrow es-
cape fron being killed by bear, the
other day. He had started Oh the
trail of bruin and meeting two cubs,
killed one but the other got away.
After hunting for 1T for some time,
he gave it up and throwing the dead
cub over his shoulder started for home
he had not gone far and was just at
the edge of hill, when he received a
heavy blow on one shoulder, which
knocked his gun from his hand and
sent him and the cub rolling to the
bottom. The mother bear followed
ard ponnced upon him before he
could rise, it was then taat hand to
hand encounter took place. He
stabbed the bear in the neck, she
then gave him slap that sent the
knife into his own hand. Using his
| left hand he again stabbed the bear
striking vital point and she rolled
over dead. Johnson's clothes and
flesh were quite badly torn hut he
was not seriously injured. He will
be out again in few days
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-10-09

change of venue to the district
court of the second judicial district
was granted.
In the cases of the State VS. Andy
Bennett; grand larceny, and the
State VS. ]. w. Beeler and Burt
Fletcher, conspiracy, dismissed
and discharged.
]. Lindstrom was admitted to
citizenship.
This summary of court news will
be continued in next weeks issue
Of the TRIBUNE. Court was not in
session yesterday. The jury will
arrive Monday.
Thomas Martin, of Standpoint,
will receive the appointment as
jury bailiff.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-10-09

Since the electric road or trolly line
has been constructed between Spokane
and Occur d'Alene and will soon be
In operation, lumber companies that
have had spoilers cruising, for years.
among the forests tributary to Lake
CtssarR' Alepea Sa4s Qpws buying up
the heea W. W sytlse >9seHtons and
sixteen companies or individuals now
possess SIX billion feet OF the fifteen
billion feet OF cedar, tir. tamarack
and pine which stand in primevai
solitude along the three rivers tribu-
tary to the great waterway. It's be-
lieved that all tins timber can be
logged to the mills for So per thou
sand feet. In other words the inag-
nificent forests around can he cut
down and tloated into the lake for
ninety million dollars.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-10-09
State News.
STATE IRRIGATION
SOCIETY ORGANIZED.

The Idaho State Irrigation Associ-
alton has been fully organized with
the following officers: Hon. James A.
MCGEE OF Nampa. presidents; Judge
O. G, McCutchecn, president:
Robt. Hays, secretary; G. II. Hickey,
assistant secretary and E. III. Dewey,
treasurer, These gentlemen, together
with Chester Call, Thomas Galloway,
Burton l.. French, o. v. Allen and
Mr.. Burke, Of American Falls, con-
stitute the executive committee. j.
II. Lowell Of Caldwell, was selected
to look after the interests OF Canyon
county, and j. w. Fenton of Meri-
dian, for Ada. Other counties, where
men were placed on the executive
committee will select others to take
their place.
At the meeting at Ogden the fol-
lowing committees were appointed
from the various counties: Fl. o..
MANI, Gilmore; o. G. Moore, Fremont
Judge McCutcheon, Biugham: Robert
Hays, Bannock: O. v. Allen, Ada;
William t. Jack, Cassia; Frank
Gooding, Lincoln; Geo. Parkinson,
Oneida; II. II. Dalyrample, Bear
Lake; James McGee, Canyon: Burton
French, Latah; Il. III. Libby, Nez
Perce; Byrd Trego, Custer; w. r.
Rawson, Blaine: w. B. Hepburn,
Shoshone; r. J. Shields, Owyhee;
Thomas Galloway, Washington;
Timothy Dore, Lemhi; Levi Magee,
Idaho, and G. L. Heitman, Kootenai.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-10-09
Governors Father Dead.

Governor Morrison received Thurs
day the lst the sad intelligence of the
death of his father, John Morrison, at
his home at Brockwayville, Pa. The
deceased was a prominent citizen Of
the State in which he lived and had
reached the advanced age of 80 years
and four months. Official duties
made it impossible for the governor
to attend the funeral.-Caldwell Tri-
bune.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-10-09

Action to Recover Possession
Mining property:
Jos LaRoque VS. Concord Consoli.
dated III Co ct al.
Action to Recover Judgment:
Horace Harrington VS. Coeuf az
Aiene Ry & Nav. Co.
Appeal from Justice Court:
N Il Solomon & Co VS. Il G Ribsteirf
Chas Anselmo VS. G N Ry Co; Jos
Welch VS. G n 1sy Cu; Emil + Grun-
ert VS. N p Ry Co.
Action to Condemn Right Of Way:
N p Ry Co vs. Alex Quirrie ct al;
Kootenai Co. a municipal corporation
VS. Mrs. Jennie Miller.
Divorce:
Adam John Gaisell VS. Maude Edith
Gaisell; Bert II. Rabideau VS. Clara
Belle Rabideau; Phoebe Eklund vs.
Swan T Eklund; Ollie F. Esasser vs.
John Il Elsasser; Waldo Van Vlccs
VS. Cath Van Vleck; A q Harvey VS.
Idaho S Harvey; Henry Sage VS. Mar
tina Sage; Louis King VS. Mary J King
Margaret Hendryx VS. VIM Hcndryx,
A A Green VS. Lucy L Greens Eva
McManus VS. VIM McManus; CATER
ing Ewing VS. Chas L Ewing; Addie
Il Wallen VS. John = Wallen: Roxy
Van Ambaugh VS. Chas Van AM
baugh; David Ager vs. Ella L Ager;
Jennie L Parshall VS. Isaac III. Per-
shall; Anna L Blair VS. Robt I Blair.
Action To Enforce Conditions OF
Contract.
Clarence Chambers vs. Occur d'Aler
lumber co.
Writ of Error:
Humblrd Lumber Co vs. Kaotenai
County ct al.
Appeal: Humbrd Lumber Co vs.
Kootenai County ct al.
Dissolution o. Corporation: M. d.
Wright company.
Continued on page two,
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-10-09
Granite.

Mrs. McWilliams was a Spo-
kane visitor the first of the week.
Chas. McRae returned from the
sound country last Sunday.
]. S. Kelso is building a new
house for Andy Meeker.
Geo. Straugn expects to leave
our city soon.
The railroad company's we'll is
nearing completion.
Frank Scott is building a new
house on his homestead.
G. G. Lohmire was in Granite
on business Tuesday.
The old school house was sold to
J. c. Epperson for the sum of SIS.
II. Feldenstein is building an
addition on VIM. Gribble's house.
VIM. Belford has gone back to
the Kings Spur mill to work.
VIM. Tilly has quit the employ
of Severance and Hoffman.
Contractor Clark came up from
Athol Tuesday to build the new
store for Gribble & Epperson.
The new school house bell was
put up Saturday. Granite now
has one of the largest bells in the
county.
School will soon commence in
the new district east of here.
Mrs. M. A. Leadbetter was a
Spokane visitor the first Of the
week.
Last week black smoke was
raising from the eliot air" mil
but today it is quietly sleeping
again.
Shorty Green gave wedding
dance Saturday. The hall wa:
crowded.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-10-09
Ferry Boat Finished

r. NJ. Wark returned Wednesday
from Boomers Ferry, where he has
been building a ferry on the Kootenai
river. Mr.. Wark informs US that the
commissioners have pronounced the
ferry satisfactory and accepted it.
He only had two men at work, but
completed and launched the ferry in
twelve days.-Harrison Searchl light.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-10-09
Accidently Shot.

Andrew johnson, OF Hope, Idaho,
a laborer on the Northern Pacific con-
struction, accidentally shot himself
Sunday while examining loaded
revolver, the bullet inflictlng only a
slight scalp wound. Mr.. johnson
was taken to Spokane by DR.. J. O'Shea
the company's physician, to the Sac
red Heart hospital. He is expeeted
to recover ia few days.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-10-09

A remarkable horse is exhibited
this week at the Spokane Interstate
Fair. lie is doc NJ" the gudcless
PAGER. Betwcerr heats in the racing
program, he PAGES mile In 2;2o,
going without driver or any urging
or assistance frun any one, and with
out competitor on the track. 1t Is
really Wonderful exhibit. Ttis Is
ore of the many interesting features
which Manager IL. G, Stinncl has
gathered together for the Spokane
Interstate Fair this year.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-10-09
Take the Tribune.

Ii you want to get the official
news OF Kootenai county, as well
as the local, personal and gener-
al news, every week, you ought
to have the TRIBUNE by all
means. $1.0O per year, soc for
q months. Subscribe now?
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-10-09
KoorENAI COUNTY.

e-Senator-John +. Yost.
Representatives-Wm. Ashley
Warren Flint. James Reid.
District Judge-Ralph t. Morgan.
Sheriff-E. L. Whitney.
Auditor, Clerk and Recorder T. l.. Quarres
Trcasurer-Ge l.. FitZsimmons.
Assessor-Robt @. Thompson.
Supt of Schools--Robt. c. Egbers.
County Attorney-Thos II. Wilson.
Probate Judge-F. A, Mccall.
Surveyor-W. II. Edelblute.
Coroner--T. A. Bishop.
County Physician-Dr. r. Wenz.
Commissioners lst district. Joseph Fisher.
End . A. A. Merritt.
Ord g Alex Quirie.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-10-09
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE OF IDAHO.

Senators-Fred Dubois. W. B. Hepburn
Congressman-Burton l.. French.
SUPP eme judge. f, Alshie.
Governor-John T. Morrison.
Lieutenant Governor-J. NJ Stevens.
Secretary of State--W. ii. Gibson.
Auditor-Theodore Turner.
Treasurer--H. III. Coffin.
Supt. Public Instruction-MayL L. Scott.
State Attorney-J. Il. Bagley.
inspector of Mines-Robt. Bell.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-10-09

If you want your property insured
against loss by fire call On The ran
handle Abstract Co. u
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-10-09
THE COURT CALENDER.

pear on the court calender OF the
present term. There are 1l7,-all civ
II cases. A considerable number Of
new cases will undoubtedly be added
from day to day as the term progress
eS:
ATTACHMENT.
Arthur d. Jones & Co., VS. VIM. e
Grav
DAMAGES.
Frank Buckle VS. VIM McConegaay;
r M Mears ct al VS. st Paul, Mp'ls &
| Manatoba Ry Co; Franciola vs. N
Sweeney: Donald II Chrisholm vs.
Kootenai Valley Ry Co; st Joe Lum-
Der Co, vs. Q r & N CO.
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.
NV and Pac Hypo Bank VS. James
G Chapman ct al; N w and Pac Hypo
Bank VS. Pat J DIVER; N w and Pac
Hypo Bank VS. Edwin McI3ee s. Clara
McBee.
ACTION on Promisory Note.
Heber Brew s. Mailing Co VS. NJ w
Caldwell.
Action on Promisory Note, Appeal
from Probate Court.
| Robt. Owen VS. John McQuaid and
M II Whitcomb.
DAMAGES.
w L Sharai VS. N P Ry Co; c S
Smith VS. Alberta s. B G Ex Co; ]. l..
Robinson VS. James Monaghan ct al;
JuGson Van Keurcn VS. Cameron land
Co; JOS Smith VS. Koot Val Ry Co; J
Fl Van Keuren ct al VS. Cameron lum,
o..
Action for Cancellation Of Deed for
Damages.
Everett B Gallagher VS. James A
Brown and Jos. w Roof.
| Foreclosure of Leins.
Jos Stitch ct al VS. Louis Howe; w
II Winegarten VS. Herman Ellersick
ct al; Ralph w Wilcox ct al VS. d ii
Tandy & l Well; M G Barnes VS. NJ
| w Caldwell.
Mandamus.
| w E Foore vs. Ell Carcallen ct al.
Appeal from Justice Court:
| II w Lee VS. John W Willis; Albert
Hunter VS. Robt Il Rogers.
Appeal from Justice Court Damages
b + Grace VS. Kootenai Val Ry o.
Action to Remove Cloud from Title:
+ H Bradbury ct al VS. Flekenstelr
& Meyers, co-partners.
Divorce and IDjunction:
Victoria NJ Underwood VS. Isaac
Underwood.
In the matter of the Application d
Louis e Eilert to remove cloud upor
title.
Action to Recover on Judgment:
Jos Boyd VS. Cd'A Ry & Nav Co, ;
cor; Geo Phipps VS. M S Lindsey; .
, II Gardner ct al VS. Dora Yates.
Petition for Appointment OF Re
, ceiver:
II M Strathern VS. Idaho Lum Der {
Mfg Co.
Action for Recovery on Bond:
Village of Harrison VS. 0 G Smitl
, and James Castiebury,
Action To Annul Order of Co. Com
v School dist No 60 vs. School dist N
"a and Kootenal Co.
, Action for Foreclosure of Mort
:, gage:
N w and Pac Hypo VS. Byran
Traux, ct al.
Action to Recover Real Property:
N p Ry Co vs. A w Post and Mar
Post.
Action on Account:
n Humbird Lumber Co VS. Peter Nj
Arthur, doing business as McArthu
Bros; Thomas Grady VS. p Scallor
A L Bredwald VS. Occur d. Allen
Lumber Co.
Action on Account-Appeal froI
Probate Court:
II VIM EldcIton VS. Louis Ammermar
Action to recover Possession (
Real Estate:
q n p Ry Co VS. X Wanamaker
6 Wanamaker; N p Ry Co VS. N G 81:
son ct ux: G N BY Co corp. VS. M
+ B Smith, Smith, M B Baker
Ellen Baker.
Action to Recover Money:
White Pine Lumber Go vs. r Ro
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-10-09
DISTRICT COURT
in SESSION.

lar session. Court was called at
10 M, but the judge not being
present the clerk adjourned the
court until 2 O'Clock p. m. At 2
O'Clock p. m. court met with the
following officers present:
Judge, Hon. r. T. Morgan.
Sheriff, E. L. Whitney.
Clerk, T. L. Quarles, by Chas. A.
Erviu, Deputy.
County Attorney, Thomas II. Will
The first work was the appoint
ment of E. Wheeler, of Harrison
as Bailifr of the court.
Judge Morgan then settled down
to the work before him, and by the
close Of the afternoon, had flnised
all the preliminary work, concern
ing the calender, A number of
attorneys were present to press ac-
ton on cases which their clients
have pending. Before the end of
the first judicial day final action,
SO far as tlnslter of the court is
concerned, was taken on the fol-
lowing cases:
Stricken from the calender,-
0. c. Smith VS. Alberta & B. c.
Exp. & Reclamation Co.; Matter
of application of L. E. Eilert to
remove cloud from title.
Dismissed Henry Sage VS.
Martha Sage, Joseph stitch ct al
VS. Louis Howe plaintiffs cost,
Occur d'Alene & Spokane Ry. Co.
VS. Lion Lumber Co. ct al, Joseph
Smith VS. Kootenai Valley Ry. Co.,
Kootenai County VS. G. E. And
rews ct al, w. E. Foote VS. E. ].
Caoscallen ct al, A D Jones & Co.
VS. Vim E. Gray ct al, Henry
Wolff VS. Paul A Steinke plaintiffs
cost, Albert Hunter VS. Robt E
| Rogers.
Continued for the term,-John
w Graves VS. Robt Martin, Whit
comb Bros VS. w S Megguires, Co.
lumbus M Parker VS. Reclamation
Co., o G. Smith VS. Alberta & B c
Exp & Reclamation Co, w F Sha-
raj VS. N P Ry Co, Everett B Gal
lagherv Jas A Brown and Jos w
Roof, John P Reddy VS. Jas A
Brown and Jos w Roof, Geo H
Lamar VS. M P Whitcomb ct al.
| The following cases were placed
on the calender: Christian ensen
VS. N P Ry Go, John E White ct al
VS. H D Johnston ct al, N P Ry Co
VS. Michael Fenlon.
Other proceedings were had as
| follows: In the case of the State
VS. VIM. Riley charged with the
crime of burglary, and that of the
State VS. H. L. Bidwell charged
with the crime of embezzlement
it appearing to the satisfaction o.
|
the court in the affidavits of Thos
; H. Wilson, county attorney, tha
there is good cause therefore i
was ordered by the court that eacf
of said charges be dismissed, ane
that the said VIM. Riley be dis
charged from custody.
On information of County Attor
.. ney Wilson charging one Sojonsol
, (real name unknown) with thu
, crime of murder in the first degree
!, and that he is fugitive from jus
tice it was ordered that bencl
warrent be issued for him.
Information charging one VIM
1 Sutton with the crime of burglar,
g in the first degree was filed.
Information charging Hugh Cor
: lev with the crime of rape wa
; filed.
Information charging Frank w
Flint with the crime of assault
with intent to commit rape, filed
S Chas. F. Fisher was admitted t
5 citizenship.
On Tuesday divorce was dc
creed for plaintiff IN the case
Catering Ewing VS. Chas. L. Ew
= ing. In the case of P. J. Fransi
!, ole VS. N. |. Sweeney, motion 10
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-10-09
R-I-P-A-N-S Tabules
Doctors find
A good prescription
For mankind

The 5-cent packet Is enough for usual ocs
casiOns. The family bottle (0O cehts) con-
tains supply for ayear All druggists sell
them.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-10-09
County News
KOOTENAT'S FINANCES.

The report Of the Treasurer and
Auditor Of Kootenai county, for the
second quarter of the year 1903, end
ing, July llth, gives the revenue
from all sources, as $24. 90. This
is apportioned and transferred as fol-
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-10-09

ScCOuN QuuI lSI.O lHC 9Cdl 1.-Two, Giu-
ing, July llth, gives the revenue
from all sources, as $24.1l5. 90. This
is apportioned and transferred as fol-
lows:
State fund $15lS,s4
Current expense fund 3S290l
Bond and int rest fund 397.79
General school fund 5S6.76
General Road fund 176S.28
General Bridge fund 100.l5
War'nt redemption fund 1f,6l
State wagon road 1888
District school special 43lS.15
District school general 6764.00
District road 230.58
Tax redemption l56.30
Institute fund 1900
Towns 3746. 90
Fish and game Licenses 4S7.80
Total 24,1l5.O9
The bonded debt is Sl10, 500. 90.
This, adding the outstanding war
rants, with accrued interest, Of the
curtent expense fund, $54, S08.6S;
general road fund, Sl4. 463. .43; general
bridge fund, So, 1891, and deficiency
bond and interest fund $4.44. makes
a total debt of $l95, ,S00.46, which,
less the cash in the treasury, to the
credit Of these funds, $5,547.01,
leaves a total net debt of ST 80, 25I As.
The district school general fund in
81 districts, amounts to $i7,962 95:
the district school special fund IN Il
districts, aggregates Sl4,520.94.
The are $19,906.37, in the district
road fund. This includes that for
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-12-18

There are many curious features In
connection with the canal. At Pan
anna, where the range of the tide IL
eighteen feet, a ide-lock is required,
and the channel has to be dug far out
from the shore to ena BILE vessels to pass
from the ocean into the canal at lows
tide. On the Caribbean side, at Colon,
to reach the proper depth of water
dredging will be continued into the sea
to a point forty-six miles from this
port. On the Atlantic side the canal
has higher elevation than on the Pa
cif1c, where it runs near the base of the
towering mountain, Picacho, which
looms up in back Of the city of Panama
to a height of 1900 feet. The greatest
constructive obstacle in the shape Of
excavation is the Culebra, or summit,
cut, which for a distance Of half
mile has an average cutting of $50 feet.
The depth Of the canal is about twenty
eight feet.