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Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31
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Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31
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Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31
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Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31

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Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31
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elf Dan % ale 5orisg paa at iaa en-
m arissminiiter itranoeSe, oa ale,
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rat Oct iamme.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31
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Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31
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Arizona republican., 1903-12-24

Forecast for tOday-Fair.
Data for "A hours ending p. m. yes
terday:
Arizona republican., 1903-12-24
Of Local.
Interest.
90
THE WEATHER

Local daily weather report for the
Arizona Republican,:
Arizona republican., 1903-12-24
AN ARIZONA pOsTMAsrER-A.

AN ARIZONA POsTMASTEa.-A.
w. Flores has been appointed post
master at Supai Coconino county.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COM
missions were issued yesterday to w
NJ. Fickas of Phoenix and ]. T..
THOMPSON OF Clifton.
A WAITING TELEGRAM.-Tne
Western Union has an undelivered
telegram for Amos b. Zimmerpan,
formerly i'm the bicycle business here.
D. A. r. MsETING-The Daughters
of the American Revolution will meet
Saturday. December %. at 2:30 o'clock
with Mrs. Walter Talbot. sos North
Seventh avenue. All visiting MEM
hers are cordially invited.
UNDERGRADUATES CHRISTMAS.
The Undergraduates Christmas tree
and frolic with Santa Claus will occur
this afternoon, at 4:3O O'Clock. in the
Christian church. corner of Monroe
street and Fifth avenue.
AN IOWA SlNGER.-Miss Daisy
Ware. formerly of Keokuk. Iowa but
directly from Colorado Springs, Colo,
where she has been teaching a large
and interesting class in music arrived
in the city yesterday morning and Will
be the guest of her sister. Mrs. Frank
Caldwell for about three months. Miss
Ware is a vocal soloist of rare ability
and member of the A. NJ. E. church
choir of the last mentioned city
a CHRISTMAS SERVICE.-There
will be unique and pleasing Christ
mas service at the Presbyterian church
this evening. at : O'Clock shadp. There
will be speaking and singing, the pro-
gramme being closed with the render
ing of a pretty little cantata called
The Charmed Garden In this Miss
Dixie George will be the fairy queen,
Wilma Richmond, Grace Graves. Ber-
tina Graves and Fay Mckee the fairies
and Santa Claus will also be on hand
for the benefit of the members of the
Sunday Sc hool.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of
the following corporations were filed in
the office of the county recorder yes
terday: Cricket Gold Mining & Mill
ing company. capital stock, $1,000 600
incorporators II. c. Sloan and j. Roe
mer; Carpenter HarbCr company. cap
ital stocy. $4,000 incorporators ID. o.
Carpenter, c. E. Harder. F. G. Du-
cOmmun and others: Gold Coin Mining
and Milling company. capital stock,
81 Loco, 600. incOrporatOrs w. w. Thorne.
w. J. Clearihue and f.. A. Hayes.
ACCUMULATiNG PHYSIcIANS-A
great many new physicians, that is.
physicians new to this territory are
applying for certificates TO practice
one has recently been granted by Il
special examination 70 DR.. II. Reeve
johnson who will engage in practice
at Springerville, Apache county From
the number of letters that have been
received on the subject of the admis-
sion of DR.. Johnson it appears to have
been made Il county matter. 1t was
represented that until he could be set
tued down the people OF Springervile
We're in constant peril.
NO PLACE LIKE HOME.-Mr. ana
Mrs. Church Bergman and the mother
of Mrs. Bergman, Mrs. p. p. Lowry
arrived in the city yesterday morning
from Macon, Ga. or rather they re-
turned from Macon, Ga. Mrs. Berry
man left here about q year ago for her
former home and last spring Mr.
Bergman followed with no intention
of returning But it is no easy thing
Arizona republican., 1903-12-24

| to so away from Phoenix and stay
away. They brought back with then
q little Miss Bergman whose first Visi
10 Arizona this is. Mr.. Bergman says
/ that he would not stay away from
! Phoenix for the whole state ot
! Georgia.
REQUISlTlON FOR eRoWN.-Ap-
plicatiOn was made yesterday TO the
Office Of the governor for requisitior
on the governor of Texas for the re-
turn of George W. Brown to the au-
thorities of Cochise county. Brown
who is better known as Sailor
Brown. is one of the men who escaped
from the Tombstone Jail a week ago
last Tuesday night Three or four
days later while the posses were hunt
ing for him in the mountains of Co
chise county he was standing in a
saloon at IGl Paso shaking dice with
the bartender for the drinks. Brown
was thirsty. He was recognized by
d railroad man who informed the po-
lice and he was taken into custody.
The day before his capture word had
been brought TO Tombstone that
Brown was in the hills with a foot so
badly injured that he could not travel.
easy victim.
THE HUNTER HUNTED.-Late on
Tuesday night Juan Sonoqui hunted
Justice Burnett up and demanded a
warrant for the arrest of Julio Marion
for assault SCEoauis face was Gov
cred with blood and it was evident
that he had been assaulted by some
body or something. He was also drunk
and was thrown into Jail. Yesterday
morning the warrant was served on
Marion and he was brought before the
court. He denied that he had hurt
Sonoqui. He said that Sonoqui had
come to his place drunk and quarrel
some and he had pushed him out of the
house but he had not damaged him.
Sonoqui corrCborated the statement
saying that he did not remember hav-
ing seen Marion and he did not re-
member having made a complaint
against him. Nor could he recall that
he had a fight with anybody. Marion
was discharged and Sonoqui was sent
to jail for seven days.
PRISONERS RELEASED.-It was
mentioned by The Republican, d few
days ago. that there were three prison
ers in the county jail at Nogales whom
the authorities wanted to turn loose
and didn't know how 10 proceed. They
were fugitives from the south side of
the line and had been detained at No
gales at the request of Consul Mas
carenas who was going to arrange for
their eXtTaditiOn. Last week the con-
sui abandoRsd the extradition proceed
ings and reqhested that the men, Jesus
Veierane Reeves Nalenzuela and Jesus
Chaves he released. But it required
something more than 2 request. The
men had been detained by the order
of the governor and the affair had al
ready become International Somebody
had to pay the expenses of the 49,
and detention. A telephone MESA &c
was received here as to the matter ana
Acting Governor Stoddard having Sc
cured a record of the proceedings from
the consul, thus fastening the respon-
si0ility on the Mexican authorities.
yesterday telegraphed the release Of
the prisoners.
Arizona republican., 1903-12-24
THE UNIVERSITY MONTHLY
A Very Artistic and Well Filled Pub
LEGATION.

The December issue of the UNIVERSE
ty of Arizona Monthly. Volume g.
Number is very artistic and excel
lent number. Local interest in the col
lege paper is intensified BY the cir
cumstance that two members of the
staff are Phoenix boys, Ross NJ. Rus
sell business manager and Leo. NJ.
Rosenberg, exchange editor. II cen
tains a full page portrait of President
Kendric Charles Babcock of the uni
versity and a very well prepared b.o-
graphy Of him.
There is a story, The Second Time, g"
by c. r. MoorfCot, Of the class of 'O6.
The plct of it is ingenious and the tell
ing OF it is skillful. The story will
compare most f;rvoTa:aly with the bct-
ter class of short stories of the better
grade of popular magazines. There is
also very good verse. The Tongue.
not the Heart" by G. r. NJ. evidently
Mr.. MCorfoot)
the editorial department is crisp and
devoted for the most part to the az
fairs of the university and to educa-
tional matters throughout the terri
tory. The exchange matter is well s.
lected with reference to the things in
which students ought to be most inter
ested. There is beside a very inter
esting article made UP of an. abstract
Of remarks by Professor Blake on ra-
dunn.
The University Monthly appears to
be well supported by the business men
of Tucson who have been liberal in the
way of advertisements. The printer
has also performed his part well and
altogether the publication is one of
which the staff, the university and the
people of Arizona need nct be ashamed
Arizona republican., 1903-12-24

to so away from Phoenix and stay
away. They brought back with them
little Miss Bergman whose first visit
10 Arizona this is. Mr.. Bergman says
tAat he would not stay away from
Phoerix for the whole state of
Georgia
Arizona republican., 1903-12-24
Temperature

Maximum temperature 63. minimum
81
Average relative humidity, SO per
cent.
Total precipitation, 0.
Character OF the day: Clear
NJ. E. BLYSTONE,
Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1903-12-24

ARE YOU A STRANGER-In town
and want a good Christmas dinner?
II so come to the Sixth avenue hotel
to 1880 p. m. Corner Sixth avenue
and Adams street.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-05-15
County News
Settlers Disappointed.

The lands around Pack river, were
opened for settlement, Wednesday of
last week. About seventy-flve settlers
went to Standpoint or to Occur d'Alene
to file upon their claims. But nearly
all were disappointed. U. S. Land
Commissioner We'll, of Standpoint,
and Register Budlong, Of the Land
Office, Informed them their filings
could not be accepted, except from
those of bona-flde settlers who had
settled on the land prior to March 16,
1899, and had lived on same contin-
ueously ever since. It was explained
that the department had granted the
state so days time to fle upon lands
selected for state purposes. The set
tiers will therefore be Obliged to wait
until June 9th. 1t is remarked that
as the railroad company has every
other section, very little good land
will be left after the state has made
its selections, Some who have set
tied upon their claims for one to three
years will contest the states right to
prior selection.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-05-15
The Electric Road.

The contracts for constructing the
Spokane & Occur d'Alene Electric
railway were awarded Monday, at a
meeting Of the directors in Spokane,
M. D. Wright and S. A. Eslick, OF
Spokane, got the contract to grade
the roadbcd, and Porter Bros were
awarded the contract for the bridge,
The directors authorized the general
manager to procure overhead fixtures
and electrical supplies, and President
f. A. Blackwell was authorized to
purchase the necessary rolling stock
and other equipment for the line.
He Immediately departed for the east
for that purpose. Poles, ties and
steel have already been purchased.
About 300 men will be employed.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-05-15
Death Of Colonel Dewey.

Col. VIM. II. Dewey died at his
home at Nampa, May Sth, aftef
lingering illness Of several months.
William H. Dewey was born In
Adams, Mass, Aug. l, 1923. H.
came to Idaho in the fall Of 1863 ard
located where the town of Dewey
now is. Later, with others, in March
1864, he laid out the town of Silver
City. He became interested IN min.
ing and began to acqusre much pro-
perty. He still operated a number OF
mines in Owyhee county. He erect
ed a 20-stamp mill at Dewey, besides
hotel and numerous residences and
business houses. He had also con-
structed railroads. He spent much
money in the Thunder Mountain dis
trsot, inspiring confidence In that
mining region. His estate is valued
at 81 100000. His wife and children
survive him.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-05-15
Granite.

Attorney Wilson drove up from
Rathdrum, Sunday, looking after
county interests.
Mrs Abbie c. Morriton returned
from Spokane, Tuesday.
Miss Anna Clark has been suf-
fering with an attack of the la
grippe, the past week, but is now
convalescent.
Miss Nellie O'Donnell is work
ing for Mrs Leadbetter, in the alb
sence of Miss Clark.
A movement is on foot to organ
ize stock company for the pur-
pose of building a town hall at
this place.
Mrs. E. E. Lamberson has
White Pekin duck eggs for sale.
H. Feldenstine accidently met
B. Lamberson in the road one day
last week, and, judging from the
looks of his (Feldenstine's) face,
he must have run against the real
thing.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-05-15
State News.
Work Of M. W. Of A.
State Camp at Lewiston.

The state camp of Modern Wood
men of America was in session al
Lewiston, May 9Th, 65 delegates from
all parts Of the state being in attend
ance. 1t was decided by unanimous
vote that the next session Of the state
camp, In 1905, shall be held in CoeuI
d'Alene City.
DIR. l. M. Meeker of Soda Springs
and j. II. Lewis Of Nez Perce, were
elected delegates from Idaho to the
supreme camp at indianapolis, with
A. A. Darknel OF St. Maries and j
E. Kinney of Blackfoot, as alternates.
The following officers were elected
for the ensueing year: Venerable con-
sui, +. e. Stookey of lewiston; wor
thy advisor, J. II. Harris of Weiser;
banker, e. II. Burnett of Salmon;
clerk, J. G. McMullen of Soda Springs;
escort, Geo. Watson OF Melrose; watch
man, p. T, Irons of Ferdinand: SEN
try, j. L. Molloy OF Fraser.
AT the forenoon session resolutions
were introduced, aud after consider
able discussion were adopted by a
large majority vote. The resolutions
oppose the step plan Of readjustment
of rates, and advocate that plan OF
readjustment be formulated at the
session of the supreme camp and re-
ferred to the votes OF the local camps,
the adoption OF the plan to depend
upon majority vote Of the members.
1he resolutions favor the removal OF
the present head officers, and condemn
their action in appropr;ating large
amount of money for the expense ol
conducting the campaign In favor ol
the step rate plan Of assessment.
The delegates from Idaho to the su
preme head camp were pledged te
support the demands Of tho resolu.
tions.
Adjournment Of the state camp was
taken this afternoon IN time to meet
the Spokane train, which brought a
degree team from Moscow camp
This team exememplifled the secret
work, initiating a class OF l3 at
lodge meeting at night. The session
Of the local lodge was attended b,
nearly 800 members of the order.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-05-15
Post Falls.

A NJ Martin has returned from a
business trip to Spokane.
After being without water since
asst December, Post Falls now has a
good supply pumped up by the Gable
Milling Co.
Mr.. Whetmore's new house is near
ing completion and promises to be
one Of the finest in town.
The gasoline engine of Mr., Ben
nett's boring outfit refused to work,
An expert engineer was called and
soon placed it in working order.
Mrs. Vaulk has moved to the home
of her parents near Stateline.
On Saturday passing automobile,
frightened Ed Nogle's team in the
street. 1t ran home but did no dam.
age.
Miss Kate Vent, sister of Mrs. e.
T. Dell departed Saturday for hel
home in Colville, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pasklll, parents Of
our genial agent, spent one day last
week with Mr.. L. T. Dell and family
Mr.. paskill is N. Z. agent at Ritz
willie, Wash.
G. II. Metsyke, through his agent,
| Mr.. Hardy, has placed fine monu
ment for Judge Kennedy on the grave
of his wife, in Evergreen cemetery
Also tombstone over the grave o
Mrs. N. Loudingtons infant child
The first load of ties for the elec
trio road were put on the right Of wa.
here, last Thursday. The contractor
! M. d. Wright, and his PARTNER, Mr.
Esllck, were in town Wednesda,
morning looking over the route. Mr.
Wright informs US that work woult
commence this week. They wen
down to Judge Kenedy's where tn,
heaviest work is.
Post Falls has an epidemic of scar
let fever. Miss Emma Cummings
aged II, daughter of Prof, and Mrs
| w. O. Cummings died last Friday o
the disease. Miss Estella Cumming
is i'll with the fever also. The Slacl
and O'Dell families are convalescent
Prof. and Mrs. Cummings and family
have the sympathy of the neighbor
! hood in their affection.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-05-15

Prof. j. G. Merriam, OF the depart
ment of geology, university of Cali
fornia, is coming to southeastern Ida
no, this summer, to hunt fossils.
His search will be for reptilian re.
mains in a horizon of the triassic for.
nation lower than any of those in
which such remains have previousl,
been found. He will be assisted by
Herbert NJ. Evans and accompanied
by Prof. James Perrin Smith, of Stan.
ford university.
Eastern Capitalists have arranged
to establish at Boise one of the larg
est lumber and iron manufacturing
plants in the west. The plant will
cover hund.eds OF acres of ground
and will employ 700 men. An arti
fetal lake covering 500 acres will hold
the logs. Mining machinery ant
other tools, now shipped from thu
east, will be manufactured.
Willis Sweet. of Occur d'Alene, has
been regularly appointed to succeed
James Ii. Harlan, resigned, as at
torney general Of Porto Rico. Mr.
Sweet was once associate justice fol
Idaho. He has also represented hi,
state in congress, and has the lega
ability to discharge the duties of hi.
new position,
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-05-15
General News.
Roosevelt'a Tour.

President Roosevelt continued his
tour, visiting Los Angeles. Hotel del
Monte, Santa Cruz, and other Cali
fornia towns. He refused an escort
in a II mile drive along the beach at
Del Monte, Sunday. San Jose was
visited Monday and the presidential
party reached San Francisco, Tues
day. The President Is received every
where with open arms. While in the
sequoia forest near Santa Cruz he OBJ
served that one great tree was defac-
ed with business cards. He strongly
dlsapproved of such vandalism and,
when he departed for walk, the
mayor tore the cards down.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-05-15
Russia is Evasive.

At the close OF last week interest in
the Manchurian question, was con
centrated epon the United States.
Whichever side the United States fav-
ored, it was said, would be the victor,
Russia or the Anglo-Japanese alliance
Russia is evasively concillatinY, but
Japan is actively preparing for war.