davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18

8etrout. - Sr. Charles =.
3ulollf bon Nr. POP, Noro.@ oibilrg.
tonitroBe, murOe on lebten Mittpoh
9tad)nittog nm 4 ltbr in Ser @ob.
nlln9 Der GItern Der 8raut, Nr.t5t0,
@oltern = glOemlc, BON Eoitor e. 80.
@pIter nit Sri. WorD q. So68 gum
8unoe fiir'& 2eben pereint. gtl8
9rnltiun9icru nllgirten Die SrlS.
Minnie s. mo Srieoerife SodS,
SdllueItern Ger &rallt. Die Neuber,
mGblten crbielten piele mertbpoae
@eid)enfc.
Sn ieincr Eiorrpobmng, Nr.
1881 SIt.8oltimoreItroBe, treute
geitern 9(beno @uitor s. ~. @siter
Srn. Sobn s.. Guminaboat bon @r.
1926, @%ougbitraBe, NIT Sri. Wooe'
line Gam bon gtr. 615, Siio.Dtont.
foro . @pemlc. Die REORGANIZATION
meroen in Nr. 1925, @ougbltroBe,
mobneH.
Subren nod ser alien SCH
matb. - 3wci 6efonnte beutide
9eluo6ncr bon Norooit : Baltimore
begeben iid in brci 8o6eH ouf Dem
9ompfer D@ronOenburg" nod Der
olten Seimotb. @s iinb Dies Sr.
Seinrid S6Gier bon Wr. 600, Noro'
GoItleItroBe, Scfretdr, mo 5rib
Sobn, bon WOmlment un0 Cattle
ItroBc, Sfutmciiter bes oOit.golti.
morer Metoer@&ereins." Sr. Soldier
pirb Iif 5t @crlponotett mad Mor.
burg begebcn unb Sr. Sobn beiufJt
iein SeimotbIono Soldier.
ST.. Mi6ocl 9altntdhit, Elm &c.
Fainter ocntiher Sngenieitr bon 9tr.
2fO5, Orlcunsitrnbe, beeiebt iid am
nadIten N}ittipo6 oitf Dem IoroO.
2lop66ompfcr nNtedar" mad 0eutIdD.
lonb, Inn ieine in Sulmba6 oni6iii-
ae rs Sabre oltc @utter, Die er ieit
% Sobren riAt 9eieben, 81 beiud)en.
Der .GiItrift Hr, ia, 9. Il. g." II.
Die ,gsiGclm 1ea'2oge, 9. 8. g.
st." neroen linn oaS @elcit 5llnr
9amsier gebcn. Sn Giirnberg miro
Sr. gammnnn ald Die Mittter ocs
Serrn g. arnlis, Collectors elmer
bieiiacn grolerei, beiufen, uno i'll
am6erg, gnpern, icinen Snfel @eorQ
ganmann Der oaiel6lt Elm grobe;
! gmaiQe.8 eiddft betreibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18

aIten SobneS SanueI u. @oiparn
9egen Solomon @innel einreiden.
IS miro in Der 9loge beboliptet, oaB
Der &nobe in Elm Sod Dor Dem Sarie
oeS @ertlogten fieI.
Ger 9Gfer g8m. z. @oli6 muroe
bon Notbon arobis INN $1,000 S6a.
0enerios oerfIogt. Gr iogt, ooB er
BON einem @ogen oeS &erfIogten
iiberfabren unO perIeet luuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18
Tr6eiter gereins. SalcnScr.

federation Of 2obor" Ser
iommluneen ieoen Mitttpo6 gIbeno
in Der nNe1obite .So1e".
.N0bclorbeitersllnio 0r. 1893,
II. 9. of 6. & s." - 8eriommlin9
icoen 9onnerito9 i'm o2ubor-2p'
ccum," 0r. t0tt, SIt.9oltimore.Str Str.
Bier glusfobrer . Union Nr. 173"
= @|eriammlung ieOen onoeren
Sonntag.
nTfaidiniiten. uno Sei5er.llnion"
8eriammlrng ieoen onoeren
9ienItog.
nWebger.llnion Hr. 80" Ser.
ionmlung ieoen onoeren Sonntog
i'm Ronot, Nn6mittogs, I'M n2o6or.
Spceum".
r8auidreiner.llnion Rr. Al" -
8eriommlung ieOen 0onnerltag I'M
y2obor.2pceum".
Daiifer.llaion" 8eriNumlltn9
ieoen onoeren 0ienItaa, abenos INN
8 llbr, I'M o2abor.2pceum".
.Gralorbeiter.lln Nr. s" -
@eriommlung ieoeu onoeren Conn.
tag, NodmittogS, I'M D&abor-&p'
lelm".
.9Gder.llnion Nr. t2" Ser.
Iammlrtng ieOen 5ipeitcn Somltag
i'm Monat, Hadmlittogs, i'm n2obor'
2pceum".
yNrbeiter : &ronfen. mo Sterile.
Gaiie, 8rotld sc" - 8eriammllng
ieoen lebten Wontag i'm Wtonat I'M
n2abor-2Dceum".
yWlIifer.ltnion" - 8erIommIuno
ieoen eriten 5rcitag i'm Wonat, Dor.
mittogs, in Der DWedonics' Sa1e"
an Der @eitsS oDette-S traBe.
vSat. mo &appenmaher ltnicn"
- 8eriommllung icoen SomItag in
Sr. 915, SIt'Bratt.S troBe.
.NlIgemeiner arbeiter . &roafen-
llnterItiisungs.Bere bon Sft.9olti'
more" - 8eriommlrtg ieOen 9ien'
tag in 9ooenitciner'S Solle, Hr.1234,
OIt.Sapette,S troBe.
,Nrbeiter . &ronfen. lin0 Sterbe.
GoIie, 9rand 100" = 8eriammlltna
ie0en 5lpeiten un0 Iebten 9onneritoa
/ Wonat IN Ruib'S Salc, @de Gle.
n ent. uno Solpion.S troBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18
&uroti i'm 81 ii der Ser g II i

Vt lNl II II q CIT DER " II l.
eu.
g S + 10 II q, t6. SSllni, s llhr
Wor9enS. - Seit geltern Abeno miro
in Der Hidtlln9 pnn 9oi-Gbou beut.
lid Scuer gebort. lin 0fitternod)t
iogten 5nci @ottericn grtiaerie oilrt
Die Stobt. @cltern Nndmittog mllrs
De geneloct, boB sic 5lucite 9ioiiion
bon General <rnti'S Nrntce ge9ell
8oi.6ou morihire, INN 0en Seine I'M
Hiiden ST. %ioiien. SIS lit oils aetpiB
befonnt, ooB bic ruiiiiden Streita
frGite in Der ltulgebunG bon Sni.
Gbou qetbcilt iino. Die SGlite lit 81
&oi-Gbou uno Ser Heit unQeidbr %
Weilen 6itli6 bon BORT. 9aS gon}e
Corps 5G6lt $4,000 MonlL oorrnter
600 &oioden.
@eriibtc iibcr &Gulpfe 81 Sort Or
tbltr iin0 bier i'm llmlaui; cS beiBt
Dab ole Soponcr beinobe in ser Stoot
icicn.
Sin @ripot6rief BON Wufocn ioat,
sic oortigen |rcB Gorrciponoentcn
bitten feline Soffnlrng, bon Den Hlli.
len Nodritten 81 crbolten; ole Hlli;
len 9Gben ibnen I'M @cgentbcil 10
oeutli6 5u oerItcben, bob lie BORT nidI
gelpiiniht iino, bob mond)e GORE
%iponoenten iiG 5ltr Sbrciic onididen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18
y@crmanin Manncrdjur."
9eomtenpobI Ser @ciona5icftion.-
,arbeiter : M0nucrdor."

ysrbeiter : W}0nuerhor."
Gle @ciurgSicftimn 0c3, @crmonia-
WGnnepborS" belt nod ibrer aeitri
gen S~tugIhnoe iBre i06rlihc @cnc<
r~aloeriammIuRg mo &eomtenpobl
ob. Sn Der @eid)ajtStgung lplroen
&orbereitungcn fir Oen 9llSfll0 noh
@en-Mor om nGditcn Sonntoa &c.
troffen. Die 8eom!cniuob( botte fol
aenoeS @rge6niB: EraiioGpt Sr. :.
$. @Gbmonn; &iccE rQii0ept, Sr.
Goiparo &iinne; SetrctGr, Sr. Gon.
roo 9uielnteier; ShotmeiIter, Sr.
Gbeooor Giener; MhtItf Gmite, sic
S&. Is. 9uieImeier, s. 3inrmcrmonn,
NllguIt Wtprttu quo Gorl 2GQeIer;
@ibliotbeforr, bic @&. @coro @cimie
uno Mtor @reiB; HobucntrG0cr, sic
$50. @iuiom MottbciB lm6 $. Sc.
NoIf; Giri9ent, Sr. (bcooor SENDER.
ger (per Nfflomotiou). Gem 9iri.
gcnten pllr0en nod iciucr einitimmi.
gen @o6I bon Sen SGn0ern cine
ber5Ii6c GGmonitration oorgc6rod)t.
@r6Iioent s. s. @1bmorm belt cine
@ro~tuIotion8 > NnIprahc an Srn.
&cmbcrqcr, peldc Don &eBtcrcm be.
antmortet mur0e.
oIrbeiter. % Gnncr6ur."
Sn Ieiner geiriQen @cI6Gits-
iibllng trof ser nNrbeiter = WGuncr.
dor" beinobc ml5ihlieBti6 @orbe.
reitlngcn fir oie ow uGfIten Cont
tog itottfin0enoe GrfurIion nod)
6airoielp. g8ie 0oS aus sen $50.
Sreo. Sen0rids, GhorIc3 Tpdn Otto
@ienedc, gilbert &6iiler rmo @arl
Slider beItebenoc ARRANGEMENTS
Gomitc ncrliderte, itrbcn olcn Gbeil.
nebmern ongencbmC llcberroi6umgen
in IltSiid)t.
0So3iaItitiidc 2te6er.
tafel."
Die oSo5ioIiItiidc Qiq6ertofel"
belt in 8oImer'$ @oCc al ser @eIt,
9rottItroBe cine out beiudte Sing,
Itunoe ob. Inter &eitung 0eS 0iri.
gelten q. Toblmnm muroeu 2ieoet
cingciibt, meld)c bci'm n16Iten Nus.
illlg Oe8 &erei13 nod 2ooic'S 8ori
an Scr 8oibington . Hoo0 geilrnqer
perocn Iolen, Sn ser 0orolf folgent
ben @cihdftSiibung muroen Die CT.
item arrangements iiir cine @oiier,
fobrt nod Summit Gropc am Stont
Greet, Gnoe ocS GllIi, "gctroiien.
80 St0uep0crcin.'
Der n@oOenier 6rnilelocrein'
belt Oor9eltern 9lbcno in Mcien
berg'S Sale on9toro YocoItraBe IeinC
monotIifc discriminating ab. 0el
8oriit fiibrtc 6roJl e. Sebalo uni
ooS @rotofoa 6fau g.. arobmeier
Die 6rolrcH 90. 9ormitnrf mo Sc
Berger wltrocn ais Ritglic6cr ouf
aenommcn. Cine @iitlaSlmg oc<
v@oOcuier @dmcrpcreinS" aur 0}it
pirfing bel Dem i'm o&eitcno.G orf'
ob5uboltcnocn booii6cn &oIfSicltr
ipuroe oneenommen uno bei6loiicn
ollie Scbel in 9emegung ST. icecrl
Oicicm edit ocltidleli @oIfsfeIte einel
al6lBcuoen erfoIg 81 iidern. Nad
GrleOigunG Der lo,lfen0en @ei6Gftt
fam mie immcr Die booii6e @emiitb
lidfeit 81 Nedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18
Spdteite SriegsSepeTden.
&Or6ereituugcn 5nm cntideiOcnOcn
Snmpf.
Wtit 100000 Mona poGen sic S5opu
ner Sort @rtbus bGitarmeu.

ner Sort &rtbus bGitarmeu.
Gbeioo, 1G. Stunt, Nittogs. -
Nus 5nperIGIiaer 0Aeftp miro in @r,
fobrllng oCbrodt, BOB Die Soponer
Dor 3e6n Gogen ouf Ser Salbiriel
2iao.Sung 10000 Wom batter.
Wton 9Iau6t, oaB eS ibre Nbiift lit,
5um augriif auf Sort Grtblr 100000
Wtann SIT oertpcnoeu. WtoqIider
8eiie miro eS pier3cbn Gage Oouern,
bis iie ibre 8orbereitAngen gum @n.
9riff bollenOet baben.
Sin Gbineie, Der IN Sen NIo'diuenz
8%ertitGtten 3it Bort Nrth,tr ungs.
itellt nor, lit NutoritGt fir oie InQo,
be, bob oie Reporoturen an Sen ruff
i6en SrieQSidiffen MIR 0orin beitou-
Ben, OoB StablpIotten iiber ole beifd.
oigtcn S6iffStbeile beieItiQt muroeu.
SIS murbe fem &erlub gcmobt, bic
beihGOi9ten Hippen SIT erIeben. gtltd)
heltatl9t Der Wtalln 0le trltDeret d)I-
neiilden Mcl0ungen 0oB bon Ger
6Iotte bon Sdlo6tIhifien uno &relr-
jcru MIR flint inn Stonoe limo, iid)
ouf cin @efebt cin3uIoiicn. Ger be-
item Snformotion nod lin6 6ieS Ole
SdIo6ti6iffe oSolrtolpo," nSeuoa
Itopol" mo ole &reu5er r9opon,"
ngSfoGo" mo oNooit." Monde be.
boltpten, baB 6oS Shlodtihiif nYe.
rcSipiel" mo Der Sreu5er o0iono"
nift bei6G0iQt ieieu.
Ger dineiihe Woidiniit iogt, SIC
Wtoibinerie zines groBeu S6iifeS,
Oeiicn Nome linn mbcfonnt iei iei
ourd cine @ronote 3ertriimmert nor,
Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18

Nus ocrS d - Cine nieos
lide Intiport CAB Gin 81 Oitern elm.
getretener u 9 SdiIler in 2iiben.
Phi Die 5roge Oes SebrerS, pluoS aus
Den @iern fomme?" meloet lid Der
fleine Gripin uno Idymettert ilber5eu.
oungSnoa in ole alaiie: neiertu.
hen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18

l1nentbebrIif. - 9eomter:
.Serr Siireoltd)ei. i) erloltbe mir,
Sbneu mit5utbeiltr, oaB id mid
oemn1dlt perbeirat6e." giireolt.
del: sSeirotben - limo sic BEL
Croft, ia, iuer ioG oenn oa ben Crit
ten bei'm Sfat maben?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18
6 narpss9 eThGfts.

" " Y l v . VIZ W v &c.
9elrp &uefeIp &c Son. 8. Ofspratt'
Strube.
Sunters8 bisteD.
70. CANADIAN &c Son, 205-207, 49,
GambfnsS trabe.
Rorburps2 pe Wbistep.
5ifAer Bros. So. 406, WefsGambens
StroBe.
3affee - ~gebrLnnt un6 ungebrdnnt.
Sbe @%ntsrpriie Coffee Co., 528, Norbs
galberts@ 5traBe.
2anbpirtbTddftIide @erdtbe unb sd.
tnereten.
@riffitb &c turner Co.. 205, Hor6s
PucasS traBe.
Srnamentate 9rahts 4rbeiten.
Dufur e Co., 81, H.sSoparb~Str.
puB> unb @eibpaarsn.
armItrone, Gator e Co., 106-108,
Soptinssplaee
Sbiiren Senferrabmen uno Roufeaur.
5ronf Q. Botfins & Co., Bratt. umo
prslioent.S trabe.
Gntetaits @efddfte.
Siamanten unb S9mud5ahen.
Weli6 .. Bros. Co.. 1923, Horb.
GhdrlessS traBe.
Hinnenz unb Weibpadren.
Mebssrs unb GinmddesW ert5euse.
5. g. Pfeiffer &c Son, 200, Rorb.
pdcasS trabe.
gfart &c Stsbens. 212 Horbsg hdrIss.
StraBe.
8udbunoluns.
@ltntGer's oeitide 9iidbanoIitna.
S0S, Sft9altimore-S trabe.
TriebbSfe.
2oubon part gemetsrp. Office n
MeftsS arotosasS troBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18
@egwrilrr
bon mpfe6lenswertben Sindns'r
Gaerus- RnS gnSetail.@ eidGfen.
StHaRsieIIeA
HnufRa

Banter.
atpF Rational 9anf, IS, &eFs5aras
toga~9troBe; 5. D. 5er9ufou,
prdFbent; 8. 8. DilcoI, aafftrer.
Farmers unb Mer9ants' Rational
8ant, 3O1. NorbzG barles> StraBe;
Gbas. 2. Crane, PrGfbsut; Garter
8. Osburn, Raifirer.
9eutI4e 8unt, 2eTingtons unb 6oIis
bapsS traBe; u. $. S9uI3, prdfis
bent; auguit Beber, &aiitrer.
Commercial anb 5armsrs' National
8ant, Soparos uno 9.rman<Str
MeftsrR RattonaI 8dnt, ID. 9OrDs
GutcnzS Strap; SoTbua 8. 9arbtp.
PrGfpent; 90. Mdrriott, Safitrer.
8antiers uno Mater.
Sambleton &c 60, IL, fs2eringtoHs
StroBe.
Robert u. 6tf6sr &c Co., 2O9, ct.
paulzS traBe.
8dntiers.
&leranbcr 8rplpn &c Cons, 8dlti.
more uno Goloett-StroBe.
SruStsSompagnie'n.
SS Security Storage C SruIt Cons
PAM, 10, Nort9 4penue, fertiet
Seftamente aus unb fungirt ais
Observation-Disclosures unb Na6s
laBberpalterin.
Merrantile ErrtIt & 9cpoIit Go, Clio
SIP, @atbebraIzS truBe; Sobn
Sin, prIFbent; Sobn MeSenrp.
S4uBmetlter; s. q. DdIter. SER.
Narblano SruTt SO. gourtIanbs unD
2ertngtOnsS traBe; AlIan Mc2dne.
6equeIter.
2ebensOer Iidsrungss gompagnie'n.
Rorpldnb 2ife SnIurance Co., 410,
BeItsS upettesS trabe; SO. 8. 8lads
foro, prdiioent; Sohn 80. 9anTon,
Setretdr.
Seuers8 erIidsrunsss assnten.
Rpbul SuIurance Co., 210. Sf.
2eringtonsS trabe.
SnbuitriuI> 8e rfiderungssg Comp.
6ome SrisnoIp Societp. 1926. 2inSen'
Npenue.
SeuerIi6ere M6beIs 2%aeerung.
39e Security Storage &c Sruit Co.,
1913, NortbzQ penue.
Srabam's WarebouIe, 4psnus
unO 9Olp4insS traee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18

Stats Nu It c + n-Y oli5ei.
Gapit1ne. - Die StaotSbauten.
bcboroe belt QcItern in InnopoliS
cine Sitrng unO %erluGblte Den Capt.
1bomos &. 9. Somnro bon 0or6e-
Iter-Gountn BON Hellcm oils 9efeblS.
bo6er Der Stoot8. Nultcrn'Yoli5ei
Scrner murOcn iolGcnoe Gapit1ne
fir Ole berl6ie6cnen 8ootc eriudblt:
yWc2one" (0ompfer), SnmeS 81.
Gltrner bon @icomico . County;
yNnna 9. Smith" Soicpb y. 0om'
nep BON &ent.Gountp; v8rolic,"
Sobn $. SoncS BON Queen anne's
Gountp; a@li5a Sopmoro," Gritten.
Don 6. Sarper bon 5nlbotsGountp ;
oSulio Somilton," 3bomas %.
@bentIep BON 9ordeiter . County;
ogtcaie Sadion" Robert &. Molter
BON @ieomico : County; oSelcn
9ougbmon," slfrco Z. 2apion BON
SomerietsGoltntp; oWtop 9rolun,"
@iQiom s. SounoerS bon anne
4runoel-Gountp v0oiip ar6er," s.
S.NoneQ bon Slime Grunoel-Goustp ;
n6oap," =. 8bomoS 9onO, jun., bon
Ct. Mtorp's County; o9eiiie Sones,"
6. U. Noooor bon ct. Marp'S
GoifltD.
Heorganiiirt = Sic Sour.
nal.Gompanp Of baltimore" bat &c.
itern on Stelle oes peridpuuHoencn
Y%rdlioenten z. Sulius Shaimloffel
Srn. y. s. Sennisbouien gum Yr1ii.
benton eripablt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18

She Wlbers &c 9ids Co., l04, SlbS
SoparbsS traBe.
Bidder unb Gonoi.ors@ erf3suge.
Gusuf WaG9. 105, SanppersS traBe.
3dubola Sbiiren unb Senfterrdbmen.
otto 0uder &c Co., PrefeentsS traBe
unb GantnnsI Denue.
8aubpl3s6 GnbIer.
Sbos. Wdttbtps &c Con, Gdntons
Npeune unb Nlbemdrles Strabe.
SEQ. s. Sloan &c Bro, Ala. Sight
StraBe.
8leds unb emaiIirte Stahtpadren.
Rational @nameling &c Stamping
Co., 100, 9anopersS traBe.
Sidmdntsn unb S9mudfdden.
M. s. Sppcnbeimer &c Cons, 321,
Meits8dltimores StroBe.
~ausnGrtige II. einbeimiI9e probutts
DampfmuIdinen aeFeG unb Bumper.
Dalldce Stebbins &c Cons, Charles
unb QombdrbsS trdbe.
Sroguens6 gambler.
@ilpin, 2angbon 90 Co., 300-302
mPIt Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18

9runbeigentbumss MdtIsr.
pierce 6. 9ugan &c Repbetp. 16.
2erin9tpnz StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18

8dders HequiFten.
2be Mpers &c 9ids Co., 104, Glib
SOparbsS trdSs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18

Bidder unb Gpnbi!ors@ erfaeuge.
Wod9, 105, SanppersS traBs.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-01-22

The receipts at the local United
States land Office, at Occur d 'Alene
for the first week in January, were
the largest for any single week in
the history of the Office, and
amounted to about SIo, 900. There
has been an unusually large num-
ber of patents received at this
office for the past two weeks
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-01-22
IDAHO NEWS.
Personal and Political.
From Our Washington Correspondent.
Tup,,oru 10 1ONi

From Our washington correspondent.
# - January lS, 1904.
s. Your correspondent interviewed
Congressman French concerning the
hystery which it is alleged surrounds
be identity OF his private secretary,
oseph II. Peterson. Mr.. French
Explain ed that Mr.. Petersen has re-
lded in Idaho since 1884, nearly the
ghole period In Pocatello and Preston.
He graduated in 1897 from the Poca-
tello high school, after which he was
Engaged In missionary work for two
years. He spent four years in college
but continued TO regard Idaho as his
home. He is poor hoy and during
his sojourn in Washington is working
his way through law school.
Il Mr.. French has been very regard
&ful of the interests of other young
R,nen from Idaho, having been success
Sfui in securing the reinstatement Of
&c. A.. Davis OF Boise, in the Navy
department. Mr.. Davis is finishing
a course in law school here. George
Fields, Of Moscow, who is also a
Kstudent, he placed in position in
Itbe House post office, and Emeric
! Leonard, Of Boise. has secured an
zappuin tment to the Annapolis Acad-
8emy.
Sealed proposals will hc received
xtill February Q, by the Second Assist
and Postmaster General, for carrying
the United States mails for the term
from March !. 1904, to June 30, 1906.
on the following described route, in
cluding the depositing and collecting
Of mails by schedule stated, subject
to such changes as may be prescribed
by the Postmaster General: From
Carlin 70 Harrison, miles and back
2 times week. Bond required with
bid, $500.
Congressman French has been inde.
fatlgable in his efforts to secure an
early hearing On the Fort Hall bill,
which throws open to entry the lands
within the flve-mile limit Of -Poca'
tello. Some 00,OOO acres are involy. 3
which, under former ruling, cluld
not be sold for less than $40 per acre
Senator Dubois secured the passage
of the bill through the Senate, but il
met with difficulties In the House
At the committee meeting last week
Mr.. French secured a unanimous
favorable report, and the bill viii
doubtless pass the House in shor
time.
Senator Hepburn recently intro
duced bill providing that action
ON mining claims brought in supper
of adverse claims filed against an
applications shall be deemed action
At Jaw and tried as other actions a
law are tried in the jurisdiction wher
such suit arises.
The Sen 4tor said it was not tn
intent of Congress to grant eve
numbered sections Of the public land
of the United States to the railroa
compan es, but that they should L
reserved for individual settlemeu
and purchase under the law pIovidin
for the sale Of such lands. For tn
reason be introduced the bill direc
ing the stay OF all proceedings lhs
may now be pending, and purpos,
staying by it until the bill bec0lne
- law.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-01-22
County News

On Jan. IS, Senator Dubois suct
ceeded in having his bill passed in
the senate, granting pension to
Capt. James Graham, of Occur d.
Alene.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-01-22
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE OF IDAHO. !

Dubois, w. B. Heyburn.
ngressman-.Durton L. French.
pI eme Judge--J.F, Alshie.
ohm T. Morrison.
tutenant Goyernor--J. NJ. Stevens.
eretAry Of StatU-W. IL. Gibson.
Turner.
basurer-H. n. Coffin.
|I,t. Public Instruction--May L. Scott.
ste Attorney--J. 7. Bagley.
bpector of Mlnes--RObt Bell.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-01-22

JOB PRINTING 5Sas 5Sas S5t1asl' g ths TFI !.
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kinds. Address all orders to
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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-01-22

Ifyou want 40 up-to-date sectiona!
map Of Kootenai County send sl.00 to
the Panhandle Abstract CO.. tf'
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-01-22
FRIDAY, Jan. l5,s The following

FRIDAY, Jan. l5;s The following
BILLS were alloweds'
Bushong Co record $3.50
Culp Bros printing $50
II Kellner iauitor SO
Mrs g n Osler keeping co. chge A3 ~
Shaw Borden supplies %
Jas Patton wrk on I'd dist l3 -
Jos Fisher repairing boom 90
VIM Hayes painting $50
,Culp Bros publishing $50
Jas McDougal wrk on road 3S
A Macarthur ~ SO
1t appearing to tho board that Sp-
peal actions are pending In the dis
trict court CT the first judicial district
Of the state Of Idaho 10 and for the
County Of Kootenai, numbered as fol.
lowss No. 1929 whercin Humbird LIui
Der Co. a corporation Is plaintiff and
Kootenai county and board Of county
commissioners are defendants; No.
l24s, wherein Northern Pacific Ry.
CD. corporation, is plaIntIff and
said Kootenai county and said board
are defendants; No. 1853 whereIn the
Great Northern Ry. Co. corporation
is plaintiff and said Kootenai county
and said board are defendauts;. No.
1854 wherein Kootsnai Valley BY. co,
a corporation, is plaintiff and said
county and board are defendants; In
which are involved the constitutional
Ity Of an act "Provlding for special
property road tax and declining the
duties OF officers In the levy and col.
lection thereof" approved Mar. 5;
1901, and the levy. assessment aud
collection OF many thousands OF dol
lars OF taxes under said act and the
revenue laws Of Idaho levied and as7
sessed against the property Of said
plaintiffs and tax payers Of Kootenat
county; and it also appearing that
actions will be appealed to the SUI
preme court Of Idaho: and 1t further
appearing that II is necessary to en-
ploy counsel to aid the county attor.
ney 10 the defense Of said actions snd
in the prosecution and defense Of any
appeals to the Supreme court; where
fore II is ordered that G. w. Bealei
attorney at law, be employed to AID
said county attorney and that he shall
be paid retainer Of $3.50 to be imme-
diately paid to him, and the addition.
al sum of 5000 for all services 10 the
premises.
The following bills were allowed:
Ell Whitney expenses S442.45
tslass&Prudhome supplies Is Oh
A Christensen ferry boat - 10
T r Dunson wrk rd dist 5 10
Whltcomh Bros rd dist Al 202 40
Graham & Co sup for surveyor %
w IL Cleland livery ror surveyor SO
| I" !" sheriff 43
| . $" co attorney12 SO
/. 60 comm'rs
! z P Dyer supplies aud work 225
II Reiniger sup to court house %
\ I" sup rd dist 8 O5
Pioneer BIndery sup CO sup't 33 SO
! I" sup to recorder q SO
r A Mccall salary 800
RI Kellner night watch 81 sc
+ Wenz sal and expenses IA &C
J MBrookshier beef for h0spitle II 81
G Mccarthy cruising timber lO9 o.
A ] Kent constable fees bill
$50. 80. allowed 81 4(
A ] Kent do. bill $86. 10 all'd 45 81
Bushcng Co sup to assessor 8
EE Taylor sal and supplies 160
A A Darknell transportation 10 81
, Bancroft Whitney Co books
0 for county attorney 6 q
D Rath Water power co water rent45
VIM Wartzell burying co chge IA
0 J w Ramsey assisting at teach
S ers' examination 12
0 o r Shern /" II
D The bill Of w. II. Ed-lblute for So
for rent of transit was rejected.
0 continued next week.)
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-12-22
a Christmas Game

\ luletide We rsion of the donkey
party is played thus On sheet
sketch or paste a design of a Christmas
tree. Have each branch of the tree
terminate in circle containing
number, using the numbers from one
to ten or one to twenty-five, accord
ing to the size of the tree. Each per-
son playing is blindfolded in turn and
is given a rosette with which he must
decorate the tree" Each person
aims to pin his or her rosette on or
near the highest number of the tp@N
Each competitor has three trials,
three numbers to which he pins nea
est being written down to his credit
by the hostess, who keeps tally. The
one whose three numbers added to-
gether gives the largest sum total
wins the first prize.