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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-30

instead Of seeing him every round
they went they would see him only
every fifth or sixth round and that
he appeared TO. act strangely. His
horses we're found in the barn har-
messed and the supposition is that
when he qui, work for noon he com
mit,ed the rash act A wet pair OF
shoes. which he had exchanged for
a dry pair which he had on, was also
found in the house. The deceased
was thirty-fivc years Of age, unmar-
ried. and had been a resident of this
country for several years. He was
a member of the w. of w. and car
ried $1,000 insurance in favor OF his
mother, who resides in Nebraska.
His brother is the only relative in
this country. The funeral services
we're held Monday and the remains
inferred in the Mohler cemetery.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-30
Conrad Lshr Suicide,

Word reached Nespcrcc Saturday
afternoon that. Conrad Lehr, living
ak miles northwest OF town. had
committed suicide by shooting him
self In the head. From what can
be learned OF the case Il appears
that Phillip Lehr. brother of the
dead man, called at the house about
noon for some seed barley. and
found the unfortuna,s man lying on
the floor in "a pool of blood, face
down with his arms doubled under
his body and bullet hole in the
forehead. Fresh blood was On the
wall and evidently the shooting had
just happened. The man was un-
conscious but not dead and medical
aid was a, once summoned, but he
died at 80 without rcgaining con-
sciousness. The weapon used was
q twenty-five caliber rife which lay
near the body with an empty shell
in the barrel. The bullet had en-
tered the forehead and penetrated
the brain. Neighbors, working in
a nearby field, say they saw Lohr
occasionally Saturday morning, but
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-30
Real Estate Changes Hand,

w. z. Larson. the Pioneer Real
Estate Man, did a rushing business
this week and the following lis; OF
ranches sold by him goes TO show
that Larsen Moves the Earth. "
The William Baily ranch Of 100
acres, FIVE miles Southwes; Of Nez-
perce was sold TO Tom Haley. Of
Egypt, Washington. for IS 300.
The Peter Klaus place of loo
acres, adjoining the town Of Fletcher
was sold TO Andrew Kuhnen, Of
Occur d'Alene City, for 81 500.
The Jessie Jefries place Of 100
acres. seven miles northeast OF Nez-
pcrce was sold TO DR.. Price, OF
Mohler, for $1,000.
The J. A. hanafee place OF so
acres situated one half mile south
of Mohler was sold 70 c. M. De-
Witie, Of Clearwater, for $4,000
The Smith place. six miles south
west of Nezperce, was sold today 10
John Schroeder for $4,000.
Mr.. Lzrson also sold lots ! and 2
in block so. to J. F. Buck for 5000.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-30
the following persons we're nOmi-

the following persons we're nomi-
mated J. d. Graham, J. F. Strick
fzden, c. F. Thomas, n. B. Miller
z. L. Parker. B. J. McRae and c
B. Workman. The result of the
ballo, showed Messers McRae,
Workman, Thomas. Miller and
Parker 10 be the choice of the
caucus. each receiving about seven
iy-fve votes. About eighty votes
were cast. P. z Miller and II.
Lewis received complimentary votes.
The ticket will be called the "Ciii-
sens' Ticket" and will be the only
one in the field. The election takes
place Tuesday, April T.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-30
II. G. Murcb is a visitor this week

II. G. Murcb is a visitor this week
from Lowe, where he was recently
engaged in business.
Get your pure, fresh milk at the
Nezperce Dairy, Sc per quart. w.
Bowlby, proprietor.
E. P. LANCER and wife left this
week for Spokane, where they will
reside in tho future.
E. w. Post left Tuesday for
Juliaetta, to visit his family now
located at ths, poiat.
A private communication from
Oscar Olson states that he has
located at Twin Falls.
If you desire any draying done
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-30
consult Chas. Pomeroy. He is al
ways within easy call.

consult Chas. Pomeroy. He is al
ways within easy call.
The volimer-Clearwater COMPANY
has contracted 5000 acres Of ia;
for delivery this season.
Opening days al the Leader Mil
inery Parlor will be Friday and
Saturday. April and 8.
Miss Grace Motter arrived Sun
day from Spokane, where she ha.
been spending the winter. 4
DR.. Powell reports the birt4 Of a
twelve pound boy this mornfg tc
the wife OF James Marker.
Wilson Bowiby left Sunday for
eastern Washington to look into an
irrigation scheme in ;ha, locality.
For frs, class horse shoeing call
at the Ne1perce Machine Shop.
Corner Maple and Seventh avenue.
Typical March weather has pre-
vailed on the prairie this week.
Rain. snow and sunshine al all times
Of the day.
Er-Probate Judge Reese was a
Nerperce visitor Saturday. Mr..
Reese is nov residing on his farm
near Gilbert.
Charles Childers. representing
"The Boston," of Moscow, trans
acted business in Nezperce Friday
and Saturday.
Frank Fike, who has been attend
ing the Spokane Business College
for the past month, arrived home
Tuesday night.
W. F. Emigh accompanied by his
father, o. NJ, left Tuesday for Twin
Falls. where they will engage In the
sawmill business.
Mari Meimoe returned Saturday
night from a trip to south Idaho.
Mr.. Melmos says Nezpsrce prairie
is good enough for him.
Pure, fresh milk delivered at your
door every morning or evening at Sc
per quart. The Nezperce Dairy.
W. Bowlby, Proprietor.
Don't bother with blue stone.
Fcrmalin is much easier to use and
certainly kills the smut germ. Al
derson Pharmacy has il.
Tailor made suits to order from
$40 to SIS. Fit guaranteed Stiles
is the tailor. L. E. Gorrell & |
Company will take your order.
Why not &c, dry lumberi Go to
he Golden Rule Lumber Company
which carries the largest stock of
Try lumber in Nezperce county.
We have jus, received a carboy
If Formalin, The Smut Destroyer"
md are prepared to supply your
demands for it. Anderson Pharmacy.
Martin Kuehn, proprietor of soft
rink joint here for the past year,
eft Monday for Lewiston and Spo-
,ane, to be absent for some weeks.
Corwin Stout is visiting friends in
Serperce this week. Corvin re-
urned last Thursday from Mexico,
Vhere he has been for the past
ear.
Charles Bleisnsr returned Satur-
ay evening from Spokane. where
c has been for the past three
,cnths. He will remain here in the
lture.
B. F. Richardson, matchmaker
nd jeweler. Watches, clocks and .
,welry repairing. All work on
'atches and clocks guaranteed for 4,
ne year.
Wells sunk from one to three /,
undred feet or more. Terms {
'irt SOC per foot, rock s2.2s to 200
.et. Address T. P. O'Conner, :
ussell, Idaho. II
For SALE House and lot, c
'catcd on Pine street back of '
amey's residence. Enquire at '
lis Office or address Nora Kress. '
Iszpcrce, Idaho. c
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-30

Cephox Welch. A. A. Bzrdwell,
Paul Johnson, L. &. Gorrell, w. (.
Crumpacker, Frank Williams and
Henry Fink we're arrivals this week
from Twin Falls. where they secured
valuabls tracts of land. DR.. Co.
bum is en- route overland from
Council. Martin Melmoe, who was
also one Of the party on the down
trip, came back last Saturday.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-30
Ticket Nominated

About eighty citizens attended
the caucus last Friday evening
which was held in the Idaho Store
Company building on Maple street.
for the purpose of nominating FIVE
trustees to serve for term of two
years. The meeting was called to
order BY P. w. Mitchell. P. E.
Miller was chosen chairman and
Mr.. Mitchell secretary. Nomina-
tons we're declared In order and
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-30
Supreme Court Kills Bill Creating
Lewis and CLARK Counties


The bill creating Lewis and
CLARK counties out OF Kootsnai was
I declared unconstitutional by the
supreme court sitting al Lewiston
this week. The following opinion
handed down by Justice Ailshie and
concurred in by Justice Sullivan.
states the points on which the bill
wen, out,
ITO my mind, the controlling. and.
in fact. the only serious question in
this case. is the power Of the legis-
laiuge 10 abolish and destroy co1n-
~ existing al the time Of the adop-
tioa OF the constitution. II this
question is resolved in favor OF the
exercise Of such power. then. in my
judgment. The act under considsra-
ton mus, stand. II such power
does not exist. then the &C, is un-
constitutional and void. There is
no question IN this case but tha, the
legislature has power 10 create the
county Of Lewis and establish the
county scat thereof at Standpoint
had they lef, the remainder OF the
territory organized as Kootenai
county. With the county seat al
Raihcrun, as ], had previously ex-
istec. Il is also admitted tha; had
they not changed the name Of Kooi-
ensi and had reorgsnised the county
containing the old county seat. the
legislature would have been power
less. under the constitution TO es,ab- I
llsh county seat a, Occur d'Aiene /
for the same county in which the old 4
county seai-Raihdrum-was locai-
Cd. Nov, then is j; possible by
saying they abolished county and
by the same act reorganized the
territory containing the old county
seat under ncv name, with
county seat al another town, they
could accomplish the ends forbidden
BY the constitution and thereby cir
cnmveni iis operaiion5 ], seems TO
me. then, authority granted by the
10 create new counties
does no, mean 10 reorganize an old
county under a new name. II mus,
mean new county. an additional
county, and no, reorganization or
naming OF an old county. Suppose
some county should so far forget
itself as TO elect a set Of officers
TO the powers that die
late politics and fortunes, and the
legislature should suddenly conclude
hat the county ought as a matter of
political erpedisncy 10 be abolished
and a new county organized from I
he same territory and new officers
appointed, who would conform to
heir ideas of government. with the
county sea, in neighboring town.
Is il possible that such an act is
within the purview of the constitu- ]
ion1 think not. /, follows from !
vhai has been said that / consider i
he act under consideration in viola J
ion OF the constitution. II is so
'eld and the writ will be quashed
nd the proceedings dismissed. F"
Justice Sullivan said
IL concur in the conclusion 8
cached by Mr.. Justice Ailshie. \
iowever there is one proposition
iscussed by him that | am no,
llly determined on a, this time, but 8
hink he has arrived at a correct !.
onclusion. -
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-30

Parties contemplating buying mon
uments viii do well to see Claytol
Jones. Of Ne1perce, Idaho. agent TO
The Roberts Monumental Company
Prices and work guaranteed.
Mrs. U. r. Warnacut closed he
restaurant on Oak street Saturda,
night and will shortly move TO th,
farm southwest of town, where shs
viii remain during the summer.
Deputy Sheriff Charles Monroe
was in Nezpsrce Friday conducting
the sherifrs sale of the Buffalo Pitts
Company W. William Tavis. He
vas accompanied by w. L. Jamison,
who represented the Buffalo-Pitts
people
D. W Eaves, formerly manager
of the yollmsr Clearwater Company
here in NeIperce. arrived Tuesday
from Montana, where he spent the
winter. Mr.. Eavss viii leave shortly
for Anaconda, where he viii remain
during the summer.
/ have a 100 acre homestead
which must be sold between this aAl
Saturday. Ranch goes for less
than $500. This is a bargain for
anyone who has a homestead night.
Will take horses or cattle. Would
prefer to sell to some young Lady.
W. Z. Larson.
W. F. Cargill and family arrived
Saturday from Helix, Oregon. Mr..
Cargill recently visited Nerperce
prairie and purchased two ranches,
viz: the Marion Hill place west of
town and the David Johns place
north of town and viii make the
latter named place his future home
z. A. johnson, With a crew of
men, started for KAmiah yesterday
morning With three car loads Of
hogs which he will ship to parties in
Spokane. The hogs are a choice
bunch and we're fed At Mr.. Johnson's
farm east of town. They averaged
about ESQ pounds aAd commanded a
little better than market price.
Miss Whitney, of the Leader
Millinery Parlor, has taken the
agency for the David Martin Cloak
Company. Come and look over the
styles and samples of ladies' suits,
wash suits. silk shirt waist suits.
dress skirts of all kinds. coats. caps,
petticoats and the finest line of
coats ever shown in this
w. h. Niles, residing northwest
Of town, returned With his family
last week from Agricola. Kansas,
where they spent the winter. Mr..
Niles says there are many settlers
in that country Who are talking of
coming to Idaho next fall. as they
have had two failures there in the
ast two years and they want a
change. c. c. Crawford accom-
panied Mr.. Niles on his return
home.
A petition is being circulated this
weck to secure enough names to en-
,ble the filing Of ticket With two
lanes in opposition to the ticket
nominated last Friday night. This
'etition was carried BY Mrs. w. D.
and Mrs. L. N. Sutton
nd contained the names Of DR.. ].
I. Lewis and William Schumacher,
hese two names to be substituted
or any two names on the regular
'Citixens ticket"
T. P. O'Conner, Who has the con-
ract for sinking the deep we'll for
;. A. Jshnssn. was in town Monday
nd stated that he would move his
utfit here from Russell just a. soon
. the coedition of the rosds would
ermit and he could get enough
orses to haul the same. which he
xpected would be some time this
eek. Mr.. O'Connsr stated that
hen operations commenced he
ould run day and night until the
oatract vas completed.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-30
Bond Deal Closed.

The final arrangements are now
completed for exchanging the Nes-
perce City warrants for bonds and
the deal will be closed and the mon
ey forwarded as soon as the war
rants are presented to the Farmers
Safe Bank. Those holding war
rants should present them without
DELAY.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-30

LoST-Betveen Nezperce and w.
(. Larson's place north Of town, a
hack seat The finder will please
leave same at the Nezperce Livery
Feed & Sale Stable.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-30

Are you going to put in city
water7f If SO VIC want TO figure with
you for piping and fittings.
KAMIAH TRADING COMPANY.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-30
For Sale or Trade

Five imported Poland China boars,
ready for service, will sell or trade
for good stock hogs Call or address
w. A. Burghardt, Mohler, Idaho.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB RACES.

-rb.osors D. Wells. Frederick Viuiar and Ear-
old 6 Lee the regatta committee Of tho Atlantic
Yacht club have completed the schaduls OF races
for the season OF 1896. They begin on Memorial
Iav with races for Class L and below. the yachts
sailing over the short course and starting az
y. m. The other races are scheduled as follows:
1uns s-Four,h Ravens 1904 Cup rsosi Classes and
Tune I0FTst Underwood Cup race Classes and above.
JuBs i5IThty-ninth annual resattA CLASSES long
Juns i7-Powar boat races
June 24-Asuc Yacht Club. hrst championship fer
Ciravesend Bay Yacht Racing Assoclation pennanti
Glasses L and below
July First Ravens 1905 Cup race; Glasses and
July 4~open regatta; Glasses L and below.
Glen Cove July July s. oyster Bay Norris Cove;
July . Norris Cove 20 New London; July :. New
London Shelter Island, July 10 Shelter Island 70
Block Island. July II. Block Island 20 Newport
july 15-Secoud Underwood Cup race. Glasses ? and
July a2-CIasses 7. Marine and Field club.
second for Gravessnd pernant-
thIrd for Graveseni pennant-
August Fifth Ravens 1894 cup race Classes n ard
below.
August iS-C1nssss below. Bsaonhurst Yacht Cius
fourth race for GraveseDd penren'
August 26-seeond Ravens 1893 Cup race 'assss 2 AKA
Septen7ber 2-Ccean Yacht race Underwood Gun.
Sra.er1rcr labor ray1-SNth Haveos 1875 t-- ace
glasses NJ below. third Ravens 1915 up race.
glasses & and below
sec-s1Sb4r q-t9asses L anil below; Nev-Ycrk Carss
CIuo. NTH for pennant
September 2C-F ai regatta All classes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
POLO At MEADOW BROOK.
Series of Club Contests to Begin To-
day-VeteranS at Practice.

The initial polo tournament Of a long series Of
club contests will begin to-day at the Meadow Brook
Club. Hampstead. The match viii be between
the Great Neck and Meadow Brook first teams.
and viii be the first Of three games fer the Hemp
stead cups limited TO teams having an aggregate
handicap Of sixteen goals or less W. r. Grace and
]. P. Grace will be seen in their usual places on
the Great Neck team, while the other two PLAYERS
Will be J. s. Stevens and r S Conoyer The home
club will enter H &. Phipps, A. S. Burden r l.
Stevens and r. l. BeeCknlan, back. The handi-
caps Of the teams are twelve goals each The
Country Club of Westminster and Rockaway VIII
meet tomorrow in the second game and the win
ners will play the final match for the cups on
Thursday
The Westbury Challenge Cup contest, played
without candicap allowances Will be the big match
of the club tournament. II will be held on Satur-
day June 3, with RockaWay and Westchester as
the only competitors. For Rockaway the players
vii! be FoXhall Keene. J. L Cowdin. D Chaupcey
Jr.. and r. La Montague, ir The Westchester
quartet Will be Harry Payne whitney e 6
Reynal, J. NJ. Waterbury. ir and J. l. Blair
Polo viii also be formally opened this week by
Squadron A at Van Cortlandt Park Many Of the
troopers have been practising there for the last
week two, and match game between picked
teams from the squadron will be played next Sat
urday. Joseph II. Hunt is chairman Of the polo
committee. and he has been making arrangements
for a number of interclub games during June.
Invitations have been extended Yale
Princeton. Providence Hartford and Albany clubs
Practice has already begun the old polo field
OF the Essex County Country Club, at Orange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
CROWDS ON THE DRIVE.
Erecting Brushes Witnessed 0y
.Cpeedcag Enthusiasts.

That frequenters OF the Speedway prefer I'M
rronaptu brushes to formal races was hd4ca'eu c.
terdav. when a crowd fully five times larger 'naiI
The road drivers matinee attracted last ThuTsday
-. w. sunday morning sport It was estimated
that ten thousand persons visited the oIl'e
day.
OF the many fast trotters out. Walter NJ Jermyn s
handsome bay mare Mary 10 was perhaps the e'ai
She has repeatedly shown sIeeo enough 20 vi" -
the best of company this spring but has rarely
1assed the winning post in the lead. After having
been beaten yesterday by slower horses the meet
daughter Of Endrino was turned for trlaI OF
speed with Andrew Phillipss bay geldlhg Ion
Riley 2:o one Of the fastest horses on the Speed
way and won by head after race that delighted
the crowd on the sidewalks.
Baron De Shay. 240S]2 driven by the owner Of
Don Riley, and Nathan Strauss spotted gelding
MaIacca 21SIR, had q spirited brush. and the geld
ing made the Grand Circuit crack step close 70 ms
limit win by two lengths Princess fIq - =,
driven by Thomas B. Leahy, won more P 9 IS
rapid succession Lucette Epaulet Nelly Wilkes wilkes
Jo4ess newly matched pair Of trotters. Governor
crowd by their ne, free upheaded way Of going
10 pole Henry Il. Meyer drove Royal Wilkes ana
In brush with PatrcR Ryans Rita E and isrlght
ness MI Meyers team won ceyerly; I'd mere "'ie
Among the PAGERS Charles Weilend's bay mare
sdFtes of z T brasRes With Emil eeg PAGER
Leo s., 2lz12, surprising speed Mr. seeing Is
instantly killed in Central Park on SATURDAY by an
automobile Isaac A Hopper the Bulitq1dng CoIn ra
Black Belle Fred W. 20Sl2. won several good
brushes, beating George Dumond, David Muscovite
and other FAST PAGERS Don Riley by d length
in spirited bolt with 2 J Il Places bay PAGER
,TTixje twice defeated the midget PAGER Carrie c,
but was beaten in turn by Dr. GilFs Lady Direct
TopIitz's well known show horse, Judge Boardman,
2:2SI2. fought out two exciting brushes each win
ming a victory Hopper Grass 214lP. driven by
John schoonmaker, ouurotted J. F; Gibbonss. Or
tine 2.22sl Charles Strauss Bolton, Jr beat
George Young's chestnut PAGER George A. Andrew
Crawfords Belfry Chimes won by nose in
brush with c. II. Lofts Sprightly Eagle. Medium
defeated s. T. De Sees Mary Jane, and the Chi
cago PAGER in turn won from the local horse
Fred