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Arizona republican., 1905-07-05
VERDICT AGAINST COULD.
Architect RecoVcrs for Services in
 Drawing Plans for Castlegould.

New York, July IA verdict for Abnor J. Haydel an architect, to re- cover $24,1S3 from Howard Gould for services in drawing plans for the Gould castle at Port Washington, L. L, was awarded by a jury in the New York state supreme court at MineOla, L. l., today. This amount represents about ? 1-2 per cent of the original contract price of $967 900. which it was estimat- ed the CastleSould would cost.
 Haydel had sued for $6O,000. The ar chitect had testified that he had been sent to Ireland to make plans of the celebrated Kilkenny castle, to be used in the Could castle, and that Mrs. Gould ordered many changes in his plans and ordered him out of her pres ence at the hotel where he had gone to consult her as to plans.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-05
BIG WOOL SALES IN TEXAS.
Competition Brisk Among Buyers
 From All Over the Country.

San Angelo, Tex, July 4.-The en-
 tire eight months spring wool clip of the Concho county. the largest clip or short wool in the state, has been sold. The clip amounted to 1,145,00O pounds and was bought by two Boston firms. Prices are held strictly secret, but are believed to be between 20 and P cents a pound The 12 months wool clip, also the largest in the state, amount ing to 8OO,OOO or 9OO,OOO pounds, will
Arizona republican., 1905-07-05

be disposed Of this week Competition is brisk among the buyers here, every big wool house in the United States being represented. Sheepmen are de- lighted with the prices an advance of to 8 cents over last year, and the highest price since 1893.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-05

A decided blonde may be a brunette who has decided to be a blonde.-Chi- cago Ne--s
Arizona republican., 1905-07-05

There is a lot of satisfaction to millions of people who have done ie, that there $ no marrying or giving in marriage in the net world.-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-05

There's something terribly generous about the way a man can spend some other fellows money for him.-N. Y. Press
Arizona republican., 1905-07-05

It's easier to criticise people than it is to appreciate them.-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-05

The more money man has the more faith he can afford to have in his pfIysician.-N. '. Press.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-05

Many a man lives like a lord. be- cause his wifc's folks are willing to stand for it.-N. Y. Press.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-05

When some men go to the dogs, it's pretty tough on the dOgs.-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-05
POStnfn Food Coffee

in place of the old fashioned. The change in health came quickly. He concludes in his letter: 'I enjoy Postum as much as I ever liked coffee and what's more my health is now
Arizona republican., 1905-07-05

After a man has lived in one neigh borhood 40 years, you couldn't tell him anything.-Chicag News.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-05
PROFESSIONAL
NOTARY PUBLIC
AssAYER AND MErAlluReIsT.

J. Q. A KING, ASsayer and MtsaIIurelsf Cyanide, concentration. mill and shelter tests. lS N Second Avenue. ThoeuiK. Ari- zOns-
Arizona republican., 1905-07-05
PERFECT"

This mans name and address giv- en by Postum Cereal Co, Ltd, Bat tie Creek Mich.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-05
FACIAL TREATMENT.
SANITARIUM.
PATENTS

PATENTS-Hazard & HaFPAan- Les Angeles. Send for free book sR Fstesats-
Arizona republican., 1905-07-05
,"There's a Reason.''

Get the !ftt!a took ''Thc Road to Wellville,' in each pkg.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-05
PIANO MUSIC

MRS l. H. HANES-teacher ci piano. s1- N
 Second St. Special Summer rates
Arizona republican., 1905-07-05

If a man has a wife who is capable of making him shake in his shoes, he isn't to be blamed for sneaking upstairs in his stocking feet Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-05

It used to be the custom for to hear her papa say: Can you support my daughter in a com fortabIe way?" But now the old mans crafty, and he wants to know today The exact amount of alimony you're prepared to pay.
 Philadelphia Record
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-03
WAS PREMEDlrATEp MURDER
Fred White Had no Intention Of Com
ing to GranseviIIe for Trial

GRANGEVILLE, Mar. 2.-Sheriff
Greene and Coroner Irwin have re-
turned from their trip up the Salmon
river where they investigated the cir
cumstances of the death of Tennvson
Wright and Alfred White. They saw
that there can be no doubt as to the
correctness of the facts as stated in
recent reports. There can be no ques-
ton as to the fact that White ended
MS own life. and the powder marks on
his coat showed that the gun had been
pressed close against him when the
shot was fired The bullet passed d.
rectly through his heart
The evidence in the case they saw
shows that White had no intention of
coming to Grangeville, but left home
with the avowed intention of killing
Wright. They were both sitting in the
waiting room at the hotel. White had
arrived late, his horse lathered with
sweat, and when he entered he did
noa speak to any one. A performance
very different from his ordinary action
as he usually was very sociable. He
was asked by Mr.. Lavender il he was
going to Grangeville. He nodded that
he was. He was asked il he wanted a
ticket. and only pulled out a 81 bill
shoulder never taking his eyes from,
Wright. When it came time to go to
bed every one else had left the room
and White and Wright remained alone
1t is supposed that each was waiting
for the other to leave Wright finally
made start, and he had no more than
stepped outside the door when White
sprang to his feet and was after him
Riggles who was standing in the door
saw him draw the gun, and spoke to
him. but White turned the weapon
threateningly toward him. and he KEEP,
silent. An instant later a report rang
out, "Oh" was the only exclamation
which came from the wounded man
While shot him twice more as he was
falling, and a fourth time as he la!
PROSTATE on the ground.
The weapon used was an automatic
Colts, that belonged to Wright. 1t is
supposed that White has had the
! weapon ever since their trouble las
fall. 1t is supposed that White heart
Lavender and Riggles coming after
him and fearing there was a mob tha
would end his life. he decided to turr
| the weapon upon himself rather thar
be caught. White was buried at Rig
gins and Wrights body will be take,
| to Caldwell.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-03
GAS PLANT
now READY
Business District viii be Served
About Middle Of This
Moath

Manager Williams, OF the Lewiston
Gas company. states that everything is
now practically in readiness for the
Of gas and that between the
tenth and fifteenth of this month that
service will begin. Mr. williams states
that the fires were built in the furnaces
at the factory and that the test was
but that a further test will
be made in a few days. He states that
the orders are beginning to food in
from every part of the city and he has
a force of men at work making con-
nections and putting in the fittings at
many of the business houses of the
city. He predicts that the company
will enjoy most lucrative business
during the present season.
All the preliminary work Of installing
the machinery Of the plant in East
Lewiston has been completed and Mr..
Williams states that as soon as he Is
entirely finished with the work of
equipping the plant before turning the
gas i'm the mains that the officers and
directors of the company will arrive
here from Spokane and inspect the
works.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-03
LuMsER DEALERS aso.oAn,xe-
Met in se;ss and EAetsd ossesrs fer
Year

BOISE, Ida. Mar. 2.---The Districl-
Lumber Dealers association met H.,
this city during last week and reor-.
ganiyed under the name Of the IdaAo.
Lumber Dealers association. A con-.
stitution and by-laws were adopted.
and the following officers were chosen-.
President--George Clithero. Boise--
Vice president-W. A. CouehanouI.
Payette.
Secretary and treasurer--F. f. Gla-
zier, Boise. /.
H. d. Andrews. Caldwell with the pEes-.-
ident. vice president and secretary, act
Ing as directors, q toard OF ive mem :
bers Is constituted. Four meetings
per year are provided for. and the time
and place is left to the board Of dr.
rectors.
Quite a number Of dealers were fm
state as well as from distant points, on
account In part of the concatenatfon,
of the Hoo Hoo which was ADVERTISED
to take place in the evening. Those in
attendance were rs follows: J. s.
| Hamilton, Portland; w. b. DOrgan.
Colorado: George NJ. Cornwall, PORT
land: w. A. Coughanour Payette: FREQ
c. Platt. Parma; w. b. Knowlton:
Nampa: Eugene Emerson, Nampa.-.
Sanford Emison. Nyssa, Or; Thomas
, T. Koh0ut, Ontario. Or; Guy e. Mar
tin, Rock Island, H.. III. d. Andrews,
Caldwell: c. L. Robbins Nampa; J. p
Nibley. Hilgard, Or; George ClitheroL
r.. s. Shaw John A. Ketchen, w. n.
Briggs. w. r. Sandeis. r. W.,Wood, J.
]. Shaw. c. r. Shaw, w. H. Riden-
baugh. Boise.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-03
EIGHTH SESSION NEAR ITS CLOSE
PROBABLY ADJOURN SATURDAY
Boise Will Entertain the SoIons With Elaborate
Banquet...Appropriation Made for New
Capital Building

enjoyed upon the people of the south,
as the vote had revealed the fact that
they did not themselves desire it.
. Only twelve members of the entire
house voted in favor of the bill, and
OF these five We're from North Idaho
and two from counties in the south
which do not have a mile of railroad
within their borders-Boise and
Owyhee. The other five representatives
who hailed from southern counties
having railroads who favored the bill
were johnson Of Ada, the author Of the
bill, Donaldson OF Lincoln, Gorby of
Gilmore, Democrat, Powers of Ada, and
Fuld Of Blaine. Thirty votes were cast
against the measure, insuring it's death.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-03
MISUSE OF MAILS
Postoffiee Department Now Looking
for Guilty Person

Inspector F'ullinwider of the postof-
fee department is now looking up evil
dence relative An envelope which came
through the mails to NJ. H. Harbaugh
Of this city. The envelope contained
literature OF an obscene nature and
Mr. Harbaugh Immediately turned the
matter over to the postoffice authori-
ties with the result that the perpetra-
tor is now known to the authorities
and it is understood that as soon as
he can be located that he will be placed
under arrest. 1t is stated that the
guilty party has flown from the city.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-03
''jOKERS" MAY
Be ''j0KED''
H0Idup at Lake Waha Reported
to Nave Been a
Fake"

The holdup at Waha recently is re-
ported about the city as having been a
fake the innocent victim being r. N.
Names a recent arrival in the city
from Indiana on whom the perpetra tors
had played a practical joke. Names
is now i'm the city and reports the hold
up believing in its genuineness and at
the time of the occurrance suffered
such a nervous shock that he has not
as vet fully recovered. Parties who
have known of the affair for several
days state that Names was known to
be a stranger i'm this part of the coun-
try and unacquainted with the ways OF
western life. This became known to
several Young men in the vicinity of
Waha Lake who concluded to perpe-
trate IA practical joke. The result is
unders TODD to have been harmless with
the exception of the nervous shock 10
the victim and ii is stated that the
"hold-up" was made in the postoffice
which fact ii is asserted Will cause an
investigation and the consequences
made to go hard with the 'jokers. II
was impossible to learn the truth OF
the report concerning the loss to Mr..
Hames and others at Waha which iHs
been reported but from information
brought to The Teller office there is
little doubt that the affair was fake
Mr.. Names is a friend of'Judge E.
c. Steele. OF the district court, having
come from the section Of the country In
which Judge Steele resided in Indiana.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-03
pEsATeAs SELECTED
WaiIa WaIia to Compete With Lewis
ton, Former City Taking Negative

WALLA WALLA, Mar. 2.-The try
out for the debate between the Lewis
ton High school and Walla Walla High
school was held during last week and
and Corwin Waldron, for alternatives
were selected to represent Walla Walla.-
The question Has Resolved, That the
United States should permanently hol0
her present possessions, only with the
avowed purpose of admitting them to
statehood"
In the debate with the Lewist0H
team. the speakers of the Walla Walla
team will protect the negative phase:
of the debate.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-03
NEW GOVERNMENT BUILDING
New Structure at DoiAs Nearly Ready
for Occupancy

BOISE, Mar. 2.-That the new gov.
ernment building is a thoroughly we'll
built structure. complete in every de-
tail and finished in a style that admits
OF no criticism was the verdict Of the
legislators and the legislative attaches,
who visited the building during this
week. A stream of Official visitors
passed the door Sunday afternoon and
were piloted over the different floors
Of the building by Judge Beatty. who
with Superintendent of Construction
Quigley was warmly complimented
upon the structure.
!, The finishing touches are yet to be
added to the building to make it in
proper shape, but it was determined
to give the legislators an opportunity
to inspect the government structure.
especially in view Of the proposed con-
struction of new capitol building. be-
fore they left the city. Practically
everything is now arranged, however.
and most Of the furniture is in the
building although not put in place.
f The ceilings and wallis have not yet
been painted, and Superintendent
Quigley is in telegraphic communica- :
ton with the authorities at Washing
ton to determine whether this shall be
done before he federal officers have
done before the federal officers have
decided to move into the new building
before painting. 1t seems now that a
portion at least of the new structure
will be occupied by March Is. The
painting would probably delay the oc-
cupation for another two weeks.
The legislators seemed especially
pleased with the marble finishing of a
large portion of the building. and the
attention paid to details. The care
taken in the selection of material was
pointed out by Judge Beatty to the
different parties OF visitors. with the
resulting perfection of construction.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-03
NAY INVEST
IN RAILROAD
Mr. J. P. VolImer WIN Sesf IN
Engineer to Inspect Pro-
posed Line

During the present week Mr.. J. H.
Abbott, president Of the East Washfng-
ton Construction company. was IN the~
John p. vollmer Mr.. Abbott y active
ly promoting the proposed stAaze rsak
between Pennington, WASH. and Ie--
land, Ida.
The road as proposed will be stand-~
ard gauge and will run from Farming
ton south to the Palouse river thence
easterly and southerly to Leland tSav--
ersing the large agriculture and tim
ber country not now served with
transportation. During his visit here
he was accompanied by Mr.. voilmss-
and together they visited the PotlatelA
country for the purpose Of going ovsss
the matter.
When seen yesterday Mr.. vollmer
refused to be interviewed concerning
the road but confirmed the report tAser
he will send an engineer out on IT,
proposed line with a view Of investinGs
in the project should the report Of the
engineer be favorable. Mr.. vollmss-
has many thousand acres Of valuable
lands in the country to be served by
the proposed line and Ii much interest," .
cd In the project. He II also largelysr
interested in silver lead mining. prop
erty In the Ruby creek district which,
IL served would be made immensely
profitable to mine.
Mr. Vollmer would give no further
information relative to the probability
OF the road touching the Snake river -.
this point. There Is much speculatf0E<
as to who the real people are that are~
behind the deal. 1t Is understood the
proposed line when completed woulda
make trafic arrangements with either I
the Northern Pacific or o. r. 4 N. .
line which both touch Farmington.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-03
Jenerson's Birthday

NEW YORK, Mar. Arrangement
are being made by the democratic club
III this city to celebrate the birthday
VI thomas Jefferson with a dinner on
Hprii IL, to which representative DEM
''rats from all parts of the country
VIII be invited. Replies already have
'een received from 400 persons.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-03

SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. Nv. w.
campbell, director of the Lick Observ-
a'ory. announced today that another
satellite Of Jupiter has been discovered
py Assistant Astronomer Perrine of the
LICK observatory staff. 1t will be
Ano"n as the Seventh satellite.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-03
WHITMAN COUNTY DISPLAY
Special Effort to Make . Big Showing
at Portland This Year

Whitman county sees a golden op-
portunity for advertising at the Lewis
and Clark exposition this year and is
engaged in taking advantage of the
big fair. A special from Colfax to the
Portland Telegram says:
Whitman county. Is to be well rep
resented at the Lewis and Clark ex-
position in Portland this year. To a
fine exhibit of livestock made by the
Inland Registered Stockbreeders' asso-
ciatioA and the Whitman county ex-
hibit provided for by the county COM
hibit by the Whitman county educa-
tional association. composed of the
schools of the county. A committee to
prepare this exhibit is to be appointed
by S. NJ. McCroskey, county school SUI
perintendent. To The Telegram corre-
spondent Mr.. McCroskey said.
''The object Of the exposition Is to
advertise the northwest. All the ex-
hibits are placed there for that pur-
pose. We are trying to secure desir-
able immigrants through the medium
of this advertising. We have decided
that the way to secure these Is to show
all OF our advantages which will in
terest them, and the man with family
to educate will be more interested in
our schools than the quality OF our soil
or the kind of stock We raise. We hope
to have a fine exhibit at the exposition
one that will show that we have az
good schools as any portion of the east
and we believe this will be a great
drawing card for immigration"
The Patrons of Husbandry. OF
Changers. are also taking a deep inter-
est in the exposition. and will assist In
gathering and preparing the agricul-
tural exhibit. They expect great re.
turns from this, for they have already
had sample OF advertising in Port
land. Last November, at the annual
meeting of the National Grange, six
of the local oranges of this county had
a creditable exhibit OF grains. grasses
fruits and other products OF Whitman
county farms. These attracted much
attention from the visiting Grangers
from eastern states. and after the Ma.
tional Grange meeting had closed these
exhibits were given to the visitors. who
carried away many trunks full OF tht
products.
Since that time the Whitman county
delegation has received many letters
telling OF the surprise created by thes,
exhibits in the east, north and south
and making inquiries about the coun
try. c. b. Kegley, Of Pullman, VIII,
had charge Of the Whitman county ex'
hibit. received letter few days ag,
from w. +. Hill, master OF the Pennsyl
vania State Grange, stating that tn,
exhibits OF Whitman county products
he had secured at Portland were takeI
to the annual meeting of the Pennsyi
, vania State Grange. where they at
tracted much attention and favorable
comment. Mr.. Kegley Is now activel
engaged in urging farmers to grow
products for the Whitman county ex
hibit and assist the committee in max
ing an exhibit which will do honor I
the county. This movement ist b
taken up by all the local oranges.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-03
Especial Staff CorrespondenD

(Speclal stan COrreSpOndenO
BOISE, Mar. To-day is the last
day of the constitutional session of the
Legislature. and any time after today
spent by the solons In consideration of
proposed new laws will have to be OH
their own time. They will receive no
more pay after today. 1t is probable,
however that adjournment will not be
taken until Saturday evening.
monster reception in honor Of the
legislators is being arranged by the
citizens Of Boise. 1t will probably take
place on Friday evening and will take
the form of a banquet, covers being
laid for $50. A committee OF promi-
ment business men have the affair in
charge, and no pains nor expense are
to be spared to make it a thorough
success in every detail.
Both branches Of the legislature are
digging down to their work as though
their lives depended upon it. The
house on Tuesday, for illustration,
either passed or killed. or in some man.
ner disposed Of no less than forty five
bills-a task that in the early days of
the session would easily have consti-
tuted a months work.
Both houses, among their other work.
have made arrangements for the con-
struction of a suitable capitol building.
The present structure, besides being
ante-dated in style and far beneath
the dignity of the state in appearance.
! lacks a great deal of being large
| enough to accommodate the different
| state departments. No less than seven
of the state Offices at the present time
are quartered outside Of the capitol.
among thm being some of the most
important branches OF the state gov
ernment az the state engineers de-
partment. state school superintendent,
adjutant general. immigration COM
missioner, etc.
! The funds for the construction of the
new building are not to be taken from
the general fund. but are to be derived
from the sale of state lands belonging
to the public buildings funds. From
this source total of $350,0O0 is to be
devoted to the purchase Of block OF
ground adjacent to the present capitol
building site. which is at present oc-
cupied by one Of the city school build
ings. and the erection of capitol
building in the center Of the two blocks
So apparent was the need for such a
new building that the bill passed both
the house and senate without single
dissenting vote.
Representative Magill of Nez Perce
became very sarcastic at the expense
of the South Idaho members the other
day. The occasion was when John
sons bill making the maximum rail-
road or steamboat fare in the state
three cents per mile came up for fina
passage. A great deal of opposition
to the measure had been engendered
largely through the evident antagon.
ism all during the session of the author
of the bill to the Oregon Short Line
When the vote was taken. Magill with
held his vote until all the others hat
been heard from. and then stated, iT
explaining his vote against the meas
ure, that North Idaho already hat
three-cent fares on all her railroads
and he for one did not feel disposed Il
force any lower rates than they nov
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-03

NEW YORK, Mar. 1.-Seventeen
young natives of Argentina have ar
rived here to put in four years
course Of study at various American
universities. The ages range from Is
70 20 years and they will study agri-
culture, mining. civil and mercantile
engineering.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-03
Immigration Statistics

NEW YORK, Mar. 1.-Immigration
s'dustics show more than 1S0 per cent
Increase of new corners during the
'"oh'n OF February over the corre-
'pohding period Of last year.
me arrivals OF the month were 53,-
'so as against e3,4Io in February, 1904.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-03
Extend Mail Service

PECK, Mar. At is stated that
Central Ridge citizens are now strong
ly considering the advisability of pc
titioning the postofiice department to
extend the Peck-Steele mail route to
Mohler. This arrangement would
benefit the entire ridge, as free delivery
would be established for distance OF
more than twenty miles
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-03

SPOKANE. Mar. deputy Sheriff-
Robbins of kootenai county, Idaho,,
placed four men in the city Jail thisr
morning for safe keeping. The men,
James O'Brien. George Delmar, Albert
Allen. and Joseph Howard are on theiar
way to the Idaho penitentiary at Boise
having been sentenced at the last ses--
sion Of the superior court at Rathdrum,