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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-01-27
Fielding Academy News.

In point of student attendance Fri
day Philosophical session was the most
successful of the present season, Bp.
Clark's lecture on that occasion was of
eminently practical character, the musi-
cal numbers were attractive, and the
Search-Light.' the Academy paper,
was listened to with animated attention
from first to last.
Athletics have been revived after
long period of total inactivity. All the
classes have their respective teams and
vigorous playing has already begun
The old organization has been cast off
and a new one effected, with wide
awake students in each of the officers.
The hest kind of work is being done
at present in all departments. We are
proud of the class of students that we
have this season, and look forward to
the very best results at the close of the
years effort.
Student Nellie Pearce is at present in
charge of one division of the first year
preparatory reading class.
The first year Preparatory Department.
has been divided into two parallel class
es, which recite independently through
out with the exception of penmanship,
for which both divisions meet in room
302.
In Philosophical Society to be held on
Friday evening Bp. Price will deliver
the lecture, ID. G. Kunz will read "Gone
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-01-27
Paris PickupS.

A change has been made IN the
hello.girls at the central office here.
Miss Mammie Linford is serving as
day girl; while Miss Sarah Pendry
serves on the night shift.
The anniversary festival of the
First Ward Relief Society was held
at the Ward hall last Thursday
evening. A very good time was
had by all if we might Judge from
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-01-27

with a Handsomer Man." Miss Lottie
Nye will give instrumental music, Miss
Nora Wilcox will sing, and number two
of the ''Search-Light" will be read by
the editor.
"The Reformation" has just been
completed by the second year prepare
tory class, and the Restoration of the
Gospel" is now being taken up.
The following program will be rem
dered in General Theology on Wednes-
day morning, Feb 8th:
Talk on Etiquette-Ch Oh
son.
Duet Bertha Grimmett and Nina
Christensen.
Current Events Arthur Pendry.
Reclta tion-Mary Findlay
Dialect Reading Inst. Richards.
Answers to Questions:
(a)-Dayid Orr.
(b)-Seth Bulge.
Critic-Jacob Sarbach
The funeral of Elder William Hokan-
son. whose death in the Southern States
Mission was recently announced, occur
red in st. Charles last Sunday.
1t was largely attended by friends and
acquaintance both from this valley and
from Star Valley, and appropriate and
consoling remarks were made by those
VINO spoke. The cause of Elder Hokan-
sons death was blood poisoning result
ing from erysipelas. Bro. Hokanson
was a missionary student of the Acad-
envy two years ago, and was of the most
faithful, dutiful, and humble young
men of the institution. We extend our
heartiest sympathy to his bereaved re-
latives.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-01-27


Interesting Items Cleaned from Our
State Exchanges,
A new steam laundry plant will socn
be in operation at Weiser.
During the season Of 1904 the Payette
Fruit Packing company shipped 70 car
loads Of fruit to Chicago.
The Short Line has made rate of
so cents per 100 pounds on seed potatoes
from Missouri river to all points in
Idaho.
A $4,000 school house will be built in
Blackfoot this year on block of ground
donated to the school district by the
Idaho Land Co.
Arthur O'Keefe, well known pioneer
of Owyhee county, died last Saturday.
Deceased was 70 years Of age and had
been resident of Owyhee county for
40 years.
The Tribune says thatethe population
of Caldwell increased 80 per cent during
1904, and that the country Immediately
surrounding the town has increased i'll
fair proportion.
D. Worth Clark, the well known Ida
no Falls attorney, has moved to Poca
tello and formed partnership with F.
s. Dietrich, general counsel for the
Short Line in Idaho.
The Malad Advocate says that it is
reasonably certain that no difficulty
will be experienced in securing the
right of way for the extension of the
Short Line to that city this year.
A family at Challis lost their home
by fire the other day, but before the
smoke from their burning home had
died out, neighbors presented them
with $1,000 with which to build a new
home.
The completion of the new steel
bridge at Weiser, put out of use one of
the most conspicuous of pioneer Snake
river ferries. For over 40 years the
Weiser ferry was one of the chief gate
ways to Oregon, and many historical
characters entered the '.Webfoot' state
by means of the old ferry boat.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-01-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department. of the Interior.

OT.
Lana once at Blackfoot Idaho, Dec. 81, 1904
Notice is hereby given that the FOLLOWING
named settler has filed notice of his intentin55
TO make final proof in support of his claim. and
tnat sald proof will be made before DeMeade
Austin, U. s. Commissioner, at his Office Mont
peiier' Idaho, on February 5, 1905. viz:
ALEXANDER ALLENBACH, heir o Christian
Allenbach deceased i'eian
for the W. SW14 Sec 30, NE14 SEA. Sell NFlx
Sec. "a TIP II S. r. As E. b. NJ 80
He names the following witnesses 70 nrove h;s
continuous residence upon and cultiYation p Of
said land, viz: fa'ion VI
= George Fleehert. John Rlechert. Fred
idaho. va "a oohefd,
LORENZO r. THOMAS
Register.
First pub Dec. d
Last pub Jan. e7pd
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-01-27

hare in my possession The foltoving de-
scribsd animals: One bay mare, two gears
old; star IN forehead; left hind foot mhite,
no brands.
One roam cow with spring calf; coz
branded J p ON left ribs; ,0attle on the
forehead, half under crop on riqht ear,
taco Sits IN left ear d. w. HESS,
Georgetawn, Idaho.
Taken up Dec. rs, 1904
Filed Dec. 2S, 1904.
hare an my possession the folIoWing
described animal: One black horse, com
ng flee gears old, one hand foot arhite,
branded Ia on left shoulder.
Taken up Dec. Ell, 1901 James Walker,
Filed Dec. 81, 1904. Bennington, Ida
hare IN my possession the foUoming
described animal: One red, short gearing
muiey steer, blotch brand on right hip no
ear marks. Il. W. Dimick
Taken up Dee. co. 1904. Marlboro, Ida.
Filed Dec. 81, 1904
hare In my possession one tco gear old
heifer NTH a Rttie calf, heifer branded on
RfE Hfy NUN OIuUU FeSeMOtHy quarter
circle S lazy s, suaii0W fork under-bit IN
right ear, half crop in left ear.
Taken up Dec. FL 1904. Henry TsaScher
Filed Jan. 4, 1906. Genera, Ida.
hare ia nay possession the Jolioming DE-
sc,15ed animal. One black AID mhite
yeorlinq heifer, branded " TcombiHed on
left rib, smdii0m fork IN left ear, upper
sioDa In rSghf ear, Ed Tuelter,
Taken mp Dec. 81, 1904. Genera, Ida
Filled Jan 10, 1915.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-01-27

1 hare IN my possession the following de-
scribed animal: One dark roam yearling
steer; branded L II combined ON lett hip;
brand blotched. r. 4. Damick
Taken up Jan. 2, 1905. Marlboro, Ida.
Filed Jan. II, 1905.
haze IN my possession the following de-
scribed animals. One red tWo year old
steer branded B combined on riqht side
and G on left side, uaddle on right side OF
neck no ear marks.
One small brindle gearling steer branded
fiji on right side, under bit in right ear.
One aOhite yearling steer with red neck
square crop and slit IN right ear half crop
an lett ear no brand uisibe.
Oscar Dalrymple
Taken up Dec. 2S. 1904 Ward6oro,
Filed Jan. 6, 1906. Idaho,
4 hare IN my possession one roam tao
gear old steer, branded d on left RIBS and
diamond II on right ribs. Upper bit in
both ears; under half crop in left ear, hole
an right ear and split out, dehorned.
One foco-year old red heifer, white spot
an forehead, mhite on belly, uhite on tail;
branded &C on left RIBS. Edges of ca,
look like they mere frozen off
WILLARD STODDARD,
> Georgetomn, Idaho.
Taken up Jan. 5, 1905.
Filed Jan II, 1905.
hare an my possession the fOllouinQ
described animal: One dark red 3 gear
Old steer, With a0hite on tip of tdil; under-
crop out Of left ear; blotch brand on left
side. GEORGE JOHNSON.
Taken up Jan. 1, 1905. Oeid, Idaho,
Filed Jan. IL, 1905.
haze an ing possession the follominQ
described animal: Ore dark red yearlinq
steer, brand resembling JEE on left hip:
square crop off right ear.
J. 4. BERREY,
Marlboro, Ida
Taken up Jan. 8, 1906.
Filed Jan. 18th, 1905.
1 hare an my possession the follouino
described animals: One red uearlin0
heJer, branded NC on right hap, square
crop and too underb,ts an right ear; sli,
and half upper crop IN left ear, little mhite
undef betty.
One red roanish gearing heifer, silt IN
each ear; brand resembling 8 and j com
baned on teh hip, Vhite under belly.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
Orid, Idaho.
Taken up Jan 6, 1905.
Filed Jan. Is. 1905.
Ihdee IN ny possession the fohoming de.
scrt6ed ANIMAL; One red and White spotted
vearting he1er,; blotch brand on tie Ief
h p; smallom fork and undefbit on right ca,
Taken up Jan. 10, 1905.
Filed Jan. q, 1905.
d. c. STUART,
Hurd6oro, Idaho
mare IN my possession TIC fo10Wiaq de-
scr bed animal: One ban Uearlin0 mai
colt; no brands or marks riSible.
n. H. DUNN,
Taken up Jan. 10 O5 GeOroetorn Ldo
Filed Jan. 20, 1905.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-01-27
ESTRAY NOTICES.

IA The following described ANIMALS
! not claimed and taken away on
s'sof before the expiration of ninety
days from the dates of fling with
the county auditor, the stock will
be sold according to the provisions
Of the estray law:
hare in my possession the folloWing de-
Scribed animal: One Sorrel horse, four or
fire gears old, star in forehead Branded
10 on right shoulder; branded on left
thigh with figure 2 or s. Weighing be-
tsueen 1000 and 100 pounds.
THOMAS HITLER,
Genera, Idaho
Taken up Dec. 10Th, 1904.
Filed Dec. Goth, 1904.
hare IN my possession at the AndreW
johnson place at OUid, idaho, the follow
ing described animal:
One black tao year old mare, both hind
feet white, little aoIite on left front foot,
achite strip IN face, aueight about 500 pounds
no brands visi6le. Lorenzo Johnson
Taken up Dec Is, 1904. Ouid. Idaho
Filed Dec. Ss, 1904.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-01-27

1 hare IN my possession the following de-
scribed animal: One dark roam yearling
steer; branded L II combined on lett hip;
brand blotched. r. 4. Damick
Taken up Jan. g, 1905. Marlboro, Ida.
Filed Jan. II, 1906.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-06-01
illuminate Broad Street

The idea preached in last weeks is
sue of the SILVER BELT met with
warm commentator on all sides. 1t is
quite probable that Newman and Glib
son will place an arc light in front OF
their new hotel building, independently
of any public movement. Chas. Ban
ker, when approached on the matter,
announced his willingness to pay his
full share of the expense of maintaining
the necessary lights. 1t is evident that
concerted action on the part of few
of Globes hustling and enterprising
citizens will bring about the desired re-
suit in the near future.
June 10, the surplus fund in Globe
townsite treasury is to be apportioned
for necessary improvements. What
better use can be made of part of
this money?
The board of supervisors meets Mon
day, July 8, and their cooperation
should be urged. Let Globe join the
enlightened and lighted group: Phoe-
nix, Tucson, Prescott, Bisbee, Doug
las, Winslow and Flagstaff and be
quick about it.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-06-01
AND THE GAR WEPT

Official dispatches from the Japanese
government to its legation in Washing
ton announce crushing defeat admin
istered by Admiral Togo's fleet to Ro-
jestvensky's squadron. 1t is claimed
that nineteen of the cars war vessels
of different types have been either sunk
or captured. 1t is rumored that Rojest
vensky was wounded and Nebogatof
was captured with 5000 men. History
chronicles but few such calamitous en-
gagements on the sea with so little
damage to one of the engaged forces,
for Togo reports officially that his ships
suffered but little in the attack. Any
other nation would now seek to arrange
terms of peace, but with true Russian
stubbornness, the government may
elect to await the humiliation of Line
vitch's army before realizing that they
are hopelessly beaten.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-06-01

The census taker is causing vari-
ETY. of unpleasantness this season and
many municipalities which aspire to be
classed among the get-big-quick cities
are up in arms against the official
guesser. Ell Paso is highly indignant
at being credited with less than 5000,
whereas. by the rule of directory, as
sertions of the boomers and other
equally dependable authorities, she has
been advertising a population of IS, 600
Tucson is putting forth claims to l6, 600
on the strength of her school census
returns. If man had to pay tax
of ten dollars before being eligible to
count as one of the population there
would be an awful shrinkage in some
towns we wot of.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-06-01
An Equine Plunge Bath

Blue Line " Collier is doing his best
to provide incidents or accidents that
viii give the news seeker something to
write about besides the new buildings
and the general good times in Globe.
Last week a cesspool was built near
the railroad tracks on Cottonwood
street 1t closely resembled a wickiup
though made of brick and projected far
into the atmosphere. Filling up the
ether to street grade required much
dirt and hustling William put team to
work hauling the filler. Driving too
near to the GROWING edge Of the struc-
ure, which was not yet closed at the
top, one Of the horses struck against
the newly laid mortared brick and
made dive for the bottom. ten feet
below where two feet Of water was
waiting to cool his heated hoofs Willie
once saw picture Of an elephant be-
ing loaded on steamers deck with
swinging crane, the animal being sus-
tanned by heavy bands under its great
est circumference just like an Indian
would carry home new pup in a ban
danna handkerchief tied at the corners.
So he rigs a block and tackle and Sc
cures the broad chest protector and,
getting safe hold on the corners.
swings the animal up towards the top.
But the horse was too long at both
ends and realized the fact, so he en-
deayored to lend helping hand by
paving his way out forward and kick
ing a road TO freedom in the rear. Re
sult-a second dive But William al.
ways gets there and after series of
more or less cuss provoking incidents the
horse was taken out upon terra firma
and after a night on the hay and bar
ley prescription was none the worse for
his experience. The incident is closed;
the cesspool is closed; but the dirt pile
has not grown any higher lately. Mr..
Collier is thinking seriously Of training
the animal to make thrilling leaps into
a tank of water from dizzy elevations
and exhibiting him at the territorial
fair.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-06-01
THE SCHOOL TAX ELECTION
The Date Postponed to June n. Court
House the Polling Place

The special election for voting a tax
for the purpose of raising the amount
necessary to enlarge the Central school
house was postponed at the eleventh
hour and is announced for June %. at
the ella county court house. 1t was
decided late last week that the school
house was so inaccessible TO voters
that the friends of the proposed tax
would find it inconvenient to 90 to the
polls, whereas 1t was morally certain
that those opposed would make the
most of the oversight and rally in full
force.
But the notice of the proposed change
to the court house was deemed too
short and on Monday morning hand
bills We're hurriedly scattered broadcast
announcing a postponement of the
election. 1t is certain that the friends
of the children and all progressive citi-
zens who are qualified will need to de-
post their ballots if the vote is to be
Eyes"
If they do not we will witness the
spectacle Of 100 pupils to one teacher,
divided sessions and overworked teach
ers giving half the usual instruction
scheduled properly for the scholastic
year. More than this there will be
children who cannot find place within
the buildings now provided.
Bisbee is spending many thousands
for a new high school now being built,
and has already arranged for two new
schools to be completed before 1906 or
early in that year. Douglas is making
like effort to provide for its growing
population. Prescott has splendid
buildings and ample accommodations
In fact, every other important city in
Arizona except Globe has voted all the
money asked for to increase its educa-
tional facilities
Globe simply cannot afford to hest
tate moment in meeting the demands
of the situation.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-06-01

The Chicago strike still drags along
but there is less violence by strikers
and more cases in the law courts. The
Cook county grand jury is looking into
both sides Of the dispute and there is
hope of a settlement without more
bloodshed. Threats of officials to sum
mon the regulars from Camp Sheridan,
only few miles away. has had tam
ing effect on the anarchistic element,
and brains will be given chance to ar
bitrate instead of clubs and pistol shots.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-06-01

The recent attempt to corner May
corn In Chicago has gone the way of
Letter, Gates and other historical
failures. The price dropped eight cents
on Friday last and another six cents on
Saturday. Meanwhile the farmer has
unloaded part of his crop at better
prices than he could have done had the
obliglng gamblers not boosted values
for him. When bulls and bears fall out
the horny handed son of toll is apt to
catch few crumbs from the "corn
dodger " they are fighting over.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-06-01

The Bisbee Miner is making vigor-
GUS crusade against the filthy places in
that thriving city. The editor sticks a
prod in the health officer and calls his
attention to localities. naming the Of
Tending owner thereof and, as a result
of this publicity, the health of Bisbee
will be better this year than ever be-
fore in it's history In Globe it will
not be necessary to mention the delin-
quent' IS name because the people will
take the hint, and for their own pro-
lection and for the benefit of their
neighbors give the subject their per-
sonal attention at once.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-06-01

The Douglas city council has held its
first session and before that body is
properly organized for business the
advisory committee" has gone into
perpetual session and the infant will
md plenty of outstretched arms to
prevent its falling while growing strong
on its legs. The number of invitations
little Douglas will have to play on the
various backlawns of ambitious citizens
would spoil most kids-or the pulling
and hauling will dismember the victim
of too much hospitality.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-06-01
The Zaok Booth Case

On Saturday last the territorial SUI
preme court denied the petition of lack
Booth for rehearing of his case in the
territorial courts and he now must look
to the governor for whatever degree of
clemency he is to receive. There is
talk of an appeal to the supreme court
of the United States, but it is said that
the case is not appealable under the
circumstances. The supreme court has
reviewed all the evidence adduced in
the lower court and approved the find
ngs. Contrary to usage his attorney,
Judge Edwards, was allowed to make
an argument for re-hearing and after
hearing his reasons and citations the
petition was denied. If the governor
declines to interfere Booth will meet
death on the gallows.
A nice line of Huyler's candies at the
Arizona silver belt., 1905-06-01

The anti-joint statehood convention
has been held, resolutions adopted and
committees appointed. The gathering
was all that the promoters could have
hoped. Democrats and republicans
agreed perfectly on program and now
the active campaign begins among the
people of the territory. If the presi-
dent ignores this majority report" in
favor of the minority voice Of political
schemers he will have toreverse his ca
reer TO date. The anti-joint statehood
league is the result of the convention
and the territory has been distrieted by
counties. Chas. T. Martin is vice pres
ident for ella county and J. j. Keegan
ecretary-treasurer.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-06-01

Further remarks regarding the wild
and woody west by New Workers will
be considered very bad form he reafter
On Friday last, Mrs. Mary Ellen Lease
wnllom, product of bleeding Kan
sas, who worked the well-known pop
ullst mine on short term Lease, was
held up and robbed in her own home
in the heart of the metropolis with the
accessorial revolver of the wild west
days. Mary Yelin'" lost diamond
pm a bank roll of $ll0 and sundries to
the tune of $500. 1t may have been a
political plot against what there is left
Arizona silver belt., 1905-06-01

William Jennings B N is reported to
be on the verge of making a tour
around the world No doubt effete
monarchies of the degenerate old world
will run much more smoothly after TAX
ing counsel with the worlds greatest
advice dispenser. He may find in some
of those old pre-Christian-era ruins
now being explored a well preserved
issue for the 1903 campa ign.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-06-01

The Stafford Journal has made its bow
to the Graham county public, and Incl
dentally to the wide world, and has laid
out an ambitious program for future
aggressivness. Editor Thornton has
started hustle with which he de-
clares it is his purpose to create a
foothold big enough to stand on for all
time. Success to his efforts.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-06-01

At last Philadelphia has a mayor who
possesses the temerity to oppose the
great machine which has disgraced its
history by long reign OF graft, and
has plundered the taxpayers of millions.
Singularly enough, Mayor Weaver has
triumphed, busted his opponents and is
now in control of the situation. The
voice of the people has at last been
heard and although the peoples serv-
ants (O-the councilmen voted al
most unanimously to sanction the gas
ring lease job they will be obliged to
reconsider and rescind their former ac-
ton, no matter what their personal
financial losses of prospective Doodle
may be. Philadelphians win scarcely
feel at home for some time under such
unheard-of conditions.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-06-01

Tucson newspaper circles are agitated
by certain utterances of Editor O'Brien
Moore of the Citizen, rejecting on Ed
itor Hughes of the Star. The latter
has caused the arrest of the former on
separate charges of libel and felony
and the courts will soon be called upon
to determine Hughes who, or whether
O'Brien is Moore or less.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-06-01

Spectator Brown, who made millions
on the New Orleans exchange when
cotton was on the hills near the twenty
cent summit, again wears the horns of
toro and sees visions of short crop
and fifteen cent market.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-06-01
SILVER BELT STAFF STRENGTHENED

We are pleased to announce that R.
II. Rose, who has had wide experience
in newspaper work, is regularly EN-
ployed as assistant editor of the SILVER
BELT, and his excellent work is already
apDarent
Arizona silver belt., 1905-06-01

of populism to show that the high
priestess of the cult had feathered her
fiat with the down of plutocrats. Dia
monds. Ellen? Bank account, Mary
How about it? Shades of hoseless
Simpson and Windy Whiskered Pfeffer
rise up and explain.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-06-01
Notice

My wife Jesse Knoepfel has, undo
threats of criminal prosecution, pre-
vented me from living at my home.
will therefore not be responsible TO
bills contracted by her.
Z. c. KNoEPFEL.
Globe, Ariz., May %, 1905. 3t
Arizona silver belt., 1905-06-01

Yuma built 900 linear feet of cement
sidewalk last week. Globe could use
about six blocks of ditto, both sides of
Broad street, to good advantage.
Yuma has in all POPS feet of this work.