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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-21

s % t s665 ts s r taPS d 10 shGi
% srse fancy Iiaiisc; choice iois91c good to
prime ~ aIoc DO common . iair sq9c DO light Sims
81 a6c good 5s5l=c; common to fair 2isgbc; do
EGsRecegts day g IA cases Arrivals sonting nue.
strong hardening Western advices the market
shows sight advance and closes strong We quote:
90 average finest isi3GI9c; DO nrsts Isle; Western
iGi 17c checs 16c; duck eggs Isa25c goose eggs 30.
cranbsrTes dull and weak eTangSs selling fairly with
ard higher We quote APPLF-s Poneroy fair 70 prime
90 Northern spy 81 as4 King fair choice 50 500
50 % do BALDWIN fair to prime = 9CgSS 60 GTeninG
90 Roxbury. 81 25a$2 5o all kinds fair 81 500
81 Western as TO kind Per box SlG$2 =; CRANBFt i
{o 0gS = $S R ~ P 20 FRTIT FTaa per box S Sc 90
S$Eeiins per quart 25a$o. do Charleston 2508oc.
tinues light and market generally weak Very little doing
Small fruits IN limited supply, California fruits IN
CHANGED We gu9e: APPI1lS eyap9Iated facy ner To-
far lg3,-G do Canadian sun dried quarters 4q41sc; 30
ern. sun dried sliced 3ac do coarse cut, 2lsg3ac;
So Sa2Pe6 Per lfq r. 81 4Z 9U 40 SFT n ana
II III l3539l4c; Sc
oglic: PRIMES California "a a6lsc
HoPs-There - s;Il absence OF any important de
nan1 but remaining stocks to 6e marketed are compaTa-
awaiting developments no disposition
sales AT concessions late asking
state 1908. choice. per II, 34d35c DO good
prime, S1G33c do fair 27d20c Pacific Coast,
1903 choice 3oa31c; do good prime. 2SG2ac do
mon 10 fair, 2G21c state and Pacific Coast 1902 choice.
562 6c: do common to prime 2224c do older growtns,
1Cn14C
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-Receipts have been running
IN excess OF the general demand The TOP grades have
been ready sellers but compared with last week prices
are shaded We quote: Prime. large bales 100 n
" q5c: No 90. 90c: No DO SOQS5c; No 3 do. 1OQ
15c. clover, mixed 10I15c clover clear 60q62l3c. Re
cepts Of hay and reported the Produce
Exchange at noon today BY Hudson River Rail-
road 90; Erie l4o PENNSYLVANIA. go; Delaware Iaca-
wanna and Western. West Shore. 60; lehigh Valley,
200. baltimore Ohio so Jersey so:
river boats 10. total 1o2G Receipts OF 40
tons. Exports for week. in bales: Havana 1S41: Del
Eay, 26 Bermuda 1872; Glasgow. 442; various.
STRAWBERRY steady for domestic: long rye 81 0D
~ 70; rev foreign bales exceed 81 10. The Holland
America Line steamship Noorfam. from Rotterdam. is
landing S3l bales and 30 bales wheat
MILK AND CREAM-The MIX Exchange price re
mains at 2sc quart the shipper The receipts
milk ana cream. in 40 quart in tho city the
week ending April 10 follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-21
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeE-Yo-k. April 20 1904.
COrFET-The oorTee market opened steady
cfsrred prices advance q points moderate
demand that seemingly aroused ty the absence ~
weakness abroad and rather smaller primary
GENTS Following the cali the market ruled quiet. and
owed l-.le just before the close when
broker a order,
sr5 little coffee Offering the market close. Iru a.
-e- gain 10 POINTS. estimated at S2,.'o
The DAYS news contained Nctie 10 incite fresh
either % the European markets Han
f-c unchanged and NaE.e closed unchanged
4 franc higher Becef-ts a. the two Brazilian ports
rss-.1 bags. 5vSt half reported
ire previous day the interior Santos movement
So n than been led expect 10y the
r5r-cr Tuesday only 52oo bags received
the pointer looked Ike a slightly heavier
Rio declined Iue res but Santos remained
,rrt rather better demand Tor spot coffee
recently does To- he continuing ana the
Stree market ruled quiet At the same time. the
today did indicate that bears inclined
nj sen aeEress veIy trade interest recently
0rrnse5 market contented 10 compare
the mC being Wall Street did
sore az buying ana 81 reported that importers,
while operating .i-tle either bought than they
The spot msrlgt IS steady, with quotations oE The
ise Cf sc for Rio 40 Z.
The range oC contract Irices local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-21

below the
liakctG Improvement
oIr situation Minneapolis only 500 bbls
having teen ground 0af.g he week. compared with
le'htV hbs the preceding week This meant that de-
rnand for cash wheat OF TIE kind.
stocks az Minneapolis have already Increased 81 eco
this week ON the other hand Total interior -eiPs
the bash. compared vi col
bush IN contrast TUesday's activity along
eEot lines. business developed to-day. although
prices zero lower No rcd closed AZ 81 % elevator and
81 olTSl % % g aeoat: No Northern Duluth, 99is
rlCat. fTDtiN-AU1tler heavy selling
Nav Chicago srnaefrl the market
Fis1 affected an cthe- 6-,ive-ie- both West
Jaly jae close 1dIi.c ua'er She previous night
ARtf-a Increase q cscr.1cs influence
So tie decline. heavuess mostly result
less selling 7nd leading elevator
r. Chicago. Interior receipts little ahead
The export trade amounted - six loads here and
i.o1 a1tyose. 80 - closed At G3a.c q D
uGra-. 10 zh.tc SC a.. 40 yellow z a1ioat
s6eraf!e Liquidation weakened The market for
DAY. iu sympathy with ofhs- grains. No . oats closed
44i-c white - Sc No white 44iAc: standard
white 45c. EyF-Market weak. No . Western. "a to
e-.Ise. r-oruat shipment. BARLEY dull
inV Quoted 1T $50 Nev-York. and mating at
, & Ist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-21

Cash quotations follows; FLoUR-Dull and
easier. WHEAT-Spring: No 3. s4G95c: No red; esSg
81 %. CORN-No . s91=45Oc: No : yellow; 10. H99c
choice mating. 44a65c FLAXSEED-No i. 81 90: NO
NOrthwpstern 81 lie. TIMOTHY SEEp-Prime - 70
CT.OVER-Contract grade. $40 20. PORK Mess per Dbl
sii s7lk6$12. LARrl-Per 100 10. S64l'3@sG 90 SUt
clear sides boxed So 5oGSG 70 wHIsKEY-Basis Of
high wines 81 % Produce Exchange to- day the
butter steady. BUTTER reanleres. ItR
2Sc: diaries 13q21c realistically az marx cases IN
Guided 1854 Gle CHEESE-Easy. 0dlO@c
Duluth April 2o-Close-wHEAT-No l hard 81 sc:
No Northern. SD'sc; No NOfIhSFh may S"S~'
July, oOIsc; September. STAG.
milwaukee, April 2O--WHEAT--No Northern, 9Ic: No
Northern 93c: old July. S6GS6lsc bid. RYE-No l. &c
RARLEY steady: No ,. CSC: sample, 3SGOOc. OATS
STANDARD 43c. CORN-No B. 4Tg4Sc. July. iSfsc asked
Minneapolis April 2O.-wHEAT-May 0i1sc; July.
SIIsdS Nc: September s11a GSlSc track, No hard
83hc: No l Northern. e2lsc: No Northern: sSSise:
S4 clears. 81 56nS3 90: second clears " SS9
81 as BRAN bulk $l59Sl6 90
philadelphia. April 2O.-wHEAT 1c lower: contract
grade. April. 81 OLA GS1 or. CORN. &c lower: April
491s Q49Ac OATS quiet. hut steady: No . white
ural 46G46lsc: do clipped. 43lsI47c- BUTTER firm;
25c. EGGS steady: fresh nearby. 17izc
Western. 17c mark; fresh Southwestern iTlsc
fresh Southern. lie CHEESE steady;
New-YOT full creams, choice TO fancy. 1O4G10tac:
cepts-Fiour 1000 bbs 269 600 sacks: wheat
$500 bush: $500 bush oats -. 800 Ship
mentsWheat. 3200 bush; 10000 bush II 600
bush.
Louis. April 20.-Close-wHEAT-No 2 red cash.
elevator 95ihc; May, 90c: July s2Qs2lsc; No hard.
OATs-No cash. Ale: May 3sssc: July, 364c; No
white, 45445sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-21

market clio dull . points
slalce Oh TIE rnI5Illng upland and
slc tlt niddiiaE Gulf The sales included - bales 10
epefs fo-laF and bales sold late
- southern markets telecraphcd fol
go hol-e trU ana unchanged lac sales, 400 bales
$3.50 -a. and easy. unchanged al Is sc; sales, !
- Ni---nEtun nothing doing Norfolk. quiet and IN
atefe ar l4cs bales. Baltimore nominal
tAai!eston, nominal Augusta quiet and unchanged
SO t-es 2s bales. Louis. nominal. &c lower at
- sew Orleans. frn and lice higher al Il 3lec:
80 500 bales. including 100 z a1oat. Estimated
,s a leading points for tomorrow: At Nev-Oreans.
.n 1000 q $500 bales. against 1854 last week and
t-p ast Galveston from . 700 1900 bales.
sA1ifst 80 last and 3os8 year Hous
o. ron 800 10 500 baes. against 1lG1 last week and
ls-- last rear.
Receipts Tire ports points to-day.
p~iel R-th the Gay week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-21
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
ri RAILROAD.

sTA Nb f4S5 g VEST SREEr
e., The leaving time fTon, De-brosses and Cortands
street station. Except
For GhiGaS9 IndiaHaP8Lis and L0gsv sIssD,
smoking. and Observation cars Cincinnati. Indian,
1oaS 4. H. oq PEyS g9ihgT SST 1IxrED-Puan
3ar,me caT n Fa5 5Ha. END eo nd
1.55 p. NJ. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EMPRESS
For Nashville tva Cincinnati and Louisve). Indian
ass PG P h GE2 St 5oqis P PHns Ssr s,eeunr
SnokinS. and Observation Cars. For Chicago. To-
~ Sc LoTIs R RXPkEss-For Pit,sDur
Car. For Gary. W. Va via shenandoah Valley
SIS r. N. WESTERN ExPREss.-For Chicago. For
* aolSdo except S2i9rd2y- DlniHs Car ...,
ledo. and Chicago. For Knoxville. daily via shenan-
Goah Valley Route Connects Tor Cleveland except
PREss.---For Pltts6urg. Cleveland Cincinnati In
s aa r. P PrE 81 +Sgis sPEc7.,x FOR PITTS,
,WAsMINGToS AND THE SOUTH.
sgG Gs 2GR st2.., M s "a s. le
Limited all PsroT and Pini9g esrsl ?g5 Ia 2S
2 m. 1919 night sunday s2s :? IS '1o55 a m
nhnr ca ar % Is S Pss1T AND AND
soUTHERN. RAILwAY-Express. 1885 s25. as
4. 2 m lr 13lC C night er daily;
sEAB6ARp Air LINE .RA1LwAY-EzDress 1885
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
fRs hsE qLsaR' OHIO 10 RAHL S1 m
days and 4.55 D. m daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK-7.55
a. m weekdays and SIS p daily.
ATLANTIC CITY--9.55 a. m and z55 p m week
Sundays 7.55 a. m. Through Vestbuied Trains
Buffet Cars and Standard Coaches week
days Parlor Smoking Car. ParlOr Cars. Dining Car.
and Standard Coaches on Sundays.
G G6R BRANCH ksBrRT FSR
days.. Ocean Grove. and Point Pleasant (from West
Twenty-tbird Street station SIS Il %, 325.
4.55 D m. and III night weekdays sundays.
1910. % p and ass From DesbrOsses and
Cortandt Streets. 900 a 1870. $40. $40 D m
and 12.15 night weekdays Sundays. 12i5. 9-4J
FOR PHILADELPHIA
SO IS tS.55 St Louis Laitedt,
40 10 GDesbrosses ard Cortlaudt Streets. 10 20).
stO IS CPenna Limited. sI055. Il SIS a. "12. S.
255. 425. - 20 Ass t"4.55 Chicago Limited
Philadelphia Oniy "5.55 IS. 155. IS. IS
(e.55 North Philadelphia onlv) II. 10 night
weekdays. sundays, sos, '1.55, SIS, '9.25. ('95
30 So a. m sfs IS. si55. - IS -4e5 - SO chit
caFo Limited for North Philadelphia onlyI. Ass.
'555. 1855. SIS. IS Ce-55 for North Phila delphis
onlyb IN. 1910 night.
"Dining Car.
Fifth Avenue tbelov ed ST.; 263 Fifth Avenue
29th ST. Aston House. and stations named
above Brooklyn. Court Street. SEQ Fulton street.
500 Broadway. and Pennsylvania Annex station The
New York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through TO des
TeIephorc "545 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad
" " STTERBI-RY j WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r Traffic fana ger.
GEO BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-21
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETS.

Liverpool April 70. p. m.-CorToN-spot better
demand: prices points higher; American n!ddling
seed; good midding. sod; mddng 7eid; low midding
day 600 bales OF which specu-
and export and included 500 American. Receipts
5000 bales American. Futures opeEed nrm
steady. American middling. April. 1850; April and
May T6Id; May and June. 1891: June and July T.5Td;
July and August 7.53d: August and September 72sd;
September and October 66od: October and November
5000: November and December 622d: Decemb.r and
January e2oc; January and February. elSd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-21

coffee Caoies.-l'lo-.l'0free market dun: No Z Rio
rho United states. COCO bags: stock 64s 600 bags
Sartos-CCfee market inactive; good Santos.
TS70 receipts bags: stock S6I hays. Hamburg
coffee market opened unchanged. 2:30 N net
unchanged. sales. $4,000 bags. HavreCOffee market
opened unchanged az j. n unchanged; al
changed franc higher. 30 unchanged. total
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-21
NAVAL STORES.

slightly easier noted for spirits turpentine
with machine made barrels quoted 6s1c and demand
fairly good Rosin steady. without important
change IN prices Tar ruled steady and unchanged
quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE. oil and machine bills Stag
6sitc.
TAR-PIne. bbls 81 S.: oil bbls S5dS5 -.
POSIN-Common to good strained. So so: L. So 81: r
81 50 95: II. 50 10: /. 50 IS: X. 10: NJ
81: y. "a O5gs4 10: W c. 81 IS. and W. 81 25gS4 s5
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosin bbs IA $50
Spirts turpentine bbls $50
- e. 1,
savannah April 20.-TURPENTINE steady. BAKE;
sales 402 bbls receipts 392 bbs: exports 200 bbls
ROSIN hrm sales 7ss bbls receipts 937 bills exports
go bbls Quoted: A. b. g, D. So 40 e. 81 F So
9: 50 60: II 81 90 SO so; X So IS; NJ So 20: H. s. as
w G. So 60: w w. SO 90.
Charleston. April 2o.-TURPENTINE and RosIN
nominal
Wilmington. April 20-SPIRITS TURPENTINE steady
b4hc; receipts. lac. RoSIN-Receips. 100 bbls. TAR
firm. 300 bills receipts. TURPENTINF-Cr,da
firm. 81 %. 50 1884 receipts. % bbs
New-OIleans April 20.--Receipts-R OSIN, IT bbis:
TURPENTINE. 81 bbIs. - @'
London, April 2O-TURpENTINE-spi as Cd
RoSIN-American strained. Is Cd: nne lis 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-21
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

sraiIy fDaIIy. except Sunday. sSunday only.
Orices Liberty 81 Ferry South Ferry Astor House.
1900. 1854 Broadway. 1S2 5th Av. IS
Union Square West 153 East t25th St. 275 West I25th
St. 245 Columbus Ave. New York Court St. 544.
SEQ Fulton St. BrOOklvn $50 Broadway. Williams
burg New Transfer Co calls for and checks
baggage 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-21

ftIION-It as and Irregular
cav ID cotton, but Ia the market seemed a
IKE ler as 10 unlertDne. with the bears plainly less
6gfess.re perhaps in anticipation = that partial re-
cover mat would be natural after the recent
te--ls Tho upward tendency encouraged ty se'no
more legitimate Developments however. Exports for tEe
e were very heavy. amounting 10 over 2OO5 bales;
lat SID business reported at NcT -orleans, AUD
beng of .-l6c.
Itfhet Was higher with sales NJ y bales %
spinner Wrie sac 1000 bales made LATE tho
pietlu-s reported. Ia addition this
vas reported trat freight had been engaged
~ -se -sH faes from local stocks. and the weather.
Ni-t promising 90 d. favorable Thurstay,
Witty many SECTIONS ro-laF- and
li d. t- and central belt The bulls. however,
tg-ael y have Htrit aoCUce au- ir only just
b-i-ie .te Rose Iar market showed re2! h-r
49, a- ilI 81 looked be- the result q covering
e p demand fyr long account cables ConEi1ora
bs better t1aL before the market opened
Ner We're received from NeW-Jrcals continued
tp'l demand. There # "a better inquiry
~ COTTON goods from China and private cables told of
g. business doing in Manchester. The market orlv
Ia.-ai' lts -Lng these Influences opened firm
A4te-e az To- % points TaIer the increased
ieN -n5s. hHt there continued pressure ana
llle ~ tefE few nnure- the Eit 81 demand Oiled
az prices had been Grve1 Gown about the closing
l-4 li ile previous This attracted how
N-le s-teTNard showed considerable
l.Its-att fhe rceral tendency seemed be upward.
- p market lu~llv firm At The best Of the session.
3FtOH0
INC range ~ prices iocs! market to-day
was aS follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. April 2o.--FLoJ-R STEADY. WHEAT. spring
cob. 57G5sc. OATS steady: No white 45c:
No . mixed. &C.. BARLEY, 52Q6Sc for Western RYE,
Nc ! quoted at soc on track.
chicago April c0-Tko leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-21

NEN JERSEY CENTRAL II. X.
Liberty street and south Ferry thine from souts
Ferry ave minutes earlier than shown belOW)
EAsTOS. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOwN AND 1EAUCH
CHUNk-z4O 90 us Eastou onlyl. $40 A ". 40.
go. 500 (5t5 Easton ony) P. II Sundays 81
wfIkFsBi 4, RE- AND scRaSroS-s4o.. 80 A n.
500 p VI Sundays. q. Is A. NJ. Loo y ~
BARNEGAr-z4.00. % 40 A. NJ. q. % C5.4O. Lake
wood and Lakehurst Only). +10. G5-00 P NJ (SOs
p. NJ Saturdays). SUNDAYS. 40 A. NJ.
ATLANTIC CITX-s940 y. II. 1910 2 N.
yINELASD AND BRtDGETON-@zA00 A. NJ, fzf 30
long BRANCH. AsBURy PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINTS
z40O. "a 1I30 A. ~. xL20. AS. $50. 6.3O. 30
NJ sundays except Ocean Grove. 300 A. NJ. A0c.
PHIIADEIPHIA-CREA TERMUNALl sAzs
e 90 - % 400 t,aoo, I'll 90 4 ". %. = %.
s4TH AND CHESTNUT sTREET-sA25. +a3o.
1910. Ills a VI. 100. t'340. 500. 200. 20 IS
KEADING HaRTISBUKG. louisville AND WILL
IAusPORf-lt4Oo. zt25, tS0-. It91Q. GO 90. II 90
Reading PottsvIlle and Hrsbs oEiy. ftO0. p 81.
EFron Liberty Street only sDaily. fDaily. except
Sunday. ESunday only tParIor only lVia
TamaGua- xSsturdays- aExcept Saturdays
House. 1877. PSI 434. 1900 1854 Broadway. ISs 5th
is5th st. 245 Columbus Az. YORK. Court
Sf4. $50 Fulton St Brooklyn 900 Sroadvay
iansJurg y Y Transfer Co. fo- and checks
baggage - destination
". g. BEST.EP- II BURT.
Vice-Pres ard Gen Me- Gen PaSs'r Agt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-21

EeceTts az nreadsturs interior points I'm thousands
last three Cphsrs omitted nCuT bbls. grain bush
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-02-26

ELSEWHERE is an official invita-
aion from the Lewis and Clarke
Exposition Co., of Portland, Oregon,
to Kootenai county to participate
in the Centennial Exposition to
be held in that city next year. The
Lewis and Clarke Centennial Ex-
position is an event all citizens of
the Northwest may take great pride
in, and we should be giving the
matter the thought and considera-
ton it deserves.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-02-26

out over the valley and ranches,
destroying vegetation Of all kinds,
hence the ranchers are bringing
suit for damages as claimed. Judge
Stohl of Spokane and Edwin McBee
of Rathdrum are attorneys for the
ranchers. The mine owners have
their regular attorneys. The cose
will attract much attention. The
writer bias been on some of the
lands damaged. and can say that
there can be no question that the
settlers have been injured as
claimed.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-02-26
All Eyes on ST. Louis.

The eyes of all che world will be
turned toward st. Louis during the
year 1904. Everybody will want
to get, from first hands, the news
of the Creates " orld's Fair which
the world has ever seen. Our
readers are advised, therefore, to
subscribe fer the greatest st. Louis
newspaper newspaper which ac-
knowledges no equal or rival in all
the west, and which stands in the
front rank among the great news.
papers of the world. Subscribe for
the ST. LOUIS GLOBE DEMO.
Graf and get all the news of the
Worlds Fair, all the news of the
national campaign, and all the
news of the earth. See advertise
ment elsewhere in this issue.
AMONG tie fourteen senators WIN
voted against the canal treaty we
regret to note the name of Senator
Fred L. Dubois of this state. In
so doing the Senator grievouslv
misrepresented the wishes of lis
constituents.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-02-26

THE Panama canal treaty was
ratified on TIE Gay last by the U j..
S. senate by vote of 81 to IA. All
the republican senators were for
the treaty together with 16 demo-
Gratis. while II democrats were OPP
posed. Some were paired, however,
so that the vote Tailed up as given
and the result is very gratifying to
the President, as the treaty was
distinctly presidential measure.
The ratification of the treaty means
that this gigantic enterprise will
start under Mr.. ROost velt's adj
ministration. Little is now lacking
in the way of details to prevent the
throwing of soil.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-02-26
FOREST RESERVE LIEU SELECTION

In the United states Land Office at Occur
d Alene Idano February %, 1904.
Notice is hereby given that the Sante Fe
Pacific Railroad Company, by c. f. Moulton, its
attorney-ln-fact, whose pOstOtiice address is
Tacoma, Washington, has on February 3 1904,
June 4, 1897 GO Stat. 36) the following described
lana tO-wit:
NWl4 Of seq of Sec. 20 in Twp n, Range ?
East h. NJ.
w, thin the next thirty days from the date
hereof protests or contests against the selec-
ton, on the ground that the tract is more valu-
able for its mineral than for agricultural pur-
poses, or is claimed under the mining laws
VIII be received by aforesaid land Office and
noted -or report to the Commissioner OF the
General Land Office.
D. H. BUDLONG, Register.
2-26-4-1
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-02-26

c. A. Hastings of Lewiston,
treasurer of Nez Perez county, has
announced himself candidate for
state treasurer La speaking of his
candidacy he says: "lf elected l
pledge myself that any profit, or
any interest from the state funds
while ~ ing in bank, shall go to
the state and not to me-" Mr..
Hastings can well afford to make
that pledge. The people will de-
mand 1t of any candidate they hay
choose to elect state treasurer. The
"rake-off' OF the present state
treasurer is not less than $4,000
and perhaps more. The supreme
court declared the law Governor
Morrison labored for to correct this
evil unconstitutional, but the
people are clearly of the Governors
opinion in this matter. They could
not be otherwise, and Mr.. Hastings
helped his candidacy by his an
nOuncement.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-02-26

A big damage SUIT amounting to
half million dollars was filed in
the district court few days ago.
1t was brought by settlers on the
Occur d'Alene river in this county.
against the big mining companies
of the Occur d'Alenes. By reason
of turning the tsilings of the mills
back into the river, the water is
polluted with Shiny aud poisonous
substances. When the river over
flows these polluted waters spread
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-02-26

StoCkmen end ranchers desiring
to lease school lands can secure in
formation concerning terms, etc. =,
by inquiring of the County Treas
urer or writing Norman Jackson,
Chief Clerk State Board of Land
Commissioners, Boise, Idaho.
2-19-5t
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-02-26

MAYOR HAwLEY. Of Boise, ia
being spoken of in connection with
the democratic nomination for
Governor. The democrats always
have place for Jim when there is
a fcrlorn hope to lead.