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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11
STAKE RACE is WON
CLEVERLY BY OCYROHE
Bay Horse Runs Over His
Field in the Stretch at
The Meadows.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SEATTLE, June 10.-Ocyrohe captured
the King County selling stakes at The
Meadows this afternoon. Second at the
start, he was always within striking dis
tance. and ran over his field in the
stretch. Tocolaw opened favorite, but
performed badly. The feature of the day
was the race of Billy Mahan in the five
furlongs. The sprinter from Idaho was
q 10 to ! shot against Misty's Pride, the
to 10 favorite. After passing the half
mile pole he held the Oregon horse at a
safe distance, and while Mistys Pride
made tremendous effort in the stretch
Mahan passed the stand a neck to the
good. Corn Blossom, Is to a shot in
the same race. made a good showing The
results:
First race, FIVE and a half furlongs-
Sweet Tooth 70 to 2. to s, to ~ won.
Chief Aloha Is to 5, to u second, A
Spark q to p third. Time, 1:O71z.
Second race, six furlongs-Nullah a to
1, 6 to 5, 2 to 81 won, Miss Provo g to 5,
out) second, Toltec 6 to 81 third. Time
1:1411.
Third race, six furlongs-Anona g to l.
even, l to p won. Light of Day g to /,
EVEN second, Lillian Ayres q to 10) third.
Time. 1:14ls.
Fourth race, six furlongs, King County
selling stakes-Ocyrohe a to 5, 2 to 5, ouD
won, Sterling Towers (even. ouO second,
Tocolaw (out third. Time. 1:13.
Fifth race. five furlongs-Billy Mahan
90 to I, 3 to /, even) won, Misty's Pride
q to 4. out) second, Corn Blossom q to
p third. Time, leo.
Sixth race, seven furlongs-Moor Is to
2, even, 2 to s. won. Uppercut 6 to 2, 6 to
81 second, Foxy Grandpa (even) third.
Time, 1:2S 2-5.
Seventh race. one mile-Mountebank a
to 3, to 3, ouD won, File dor a to g.
out) second, Blue Ridge Il to p third
Time, 1:41A.
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WHITNEY THoRoUGHBREDS
BRING sosEE HIGH PRICES
T,veEty-Nine Head Are Sold for n Total
of SI37 500 at the Gravesend
RacPtrucix

NEW YORK, June lo.-The entire
stable Of twenty-nine two -year-olds be-
longing TO the estate Of the late W. c.
Whitney were sold in the paddock be
fore the races to-day at Gravesend.
The lot sold for a total OF S13T, 500.
With but one or two exceptions the
colts and FLIES were by Hamburg.
Harry Payne Whitney, under whose
colOrs some Of them have started. was
2 liberal buyer and was forced to pay
big prices.
Burgomas aster. winner of the rich
Great Britain stakes last Saturday, was
the star OF the sale. He was bought
by Harry Payne Whitney for $4,000
Mr.. Whitney paid $4,000 for Queen Of
Hearts. full sister 10 Artful, winner
of last years Futurity; $4,000 for
Pegasus. $1,000 for Israel 5000 for
Ironsides, $1,000 for Fairy Prince and
$4,000 for Battle Axe. Duenna was sold
10 Tom Walsh for 5000.
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KEENE STARTS
CLEVER COLT
Bohemian, the Bay Son of
Florizel, Takes the IRE
mont Stakes in Fine Style
Special Dispatch to III. Gail.

GRAVEsEND. June Ie-Five pro-
nounced first choices and one second
choice flashing past the judges stand ia
the lead, more than Il. 5000 persons cheer
ing, the track and racing conditions
ioeal-thst sums up to-day's sport at
Gravesend. II was the second best day
Of the meeting and a feather in the cap
OF the advocates of a s. gate.
In the performances OF the day two
events stand forth as important TO racing
men. One was the decisive victory Of
Cairngorm in the Brooklyn Derby and
The other was Bohemians run and win
IN the fremont stakes. James r. Keene,
the owner Of the two-year-old. said he
believed James Rowe, his trainer, had
uncovered one OF the best two-year- olds
Of the year, and many agreed with him.
Summary:
FIRST RACE-Abou1 six furlongs: three
year-olds. selling:
8 % 2-keator. los lNalsh). 49,. 4 l 1871 10
10 1T Wadel, III (W Davis 4 h
l6 70 5-ousdrille 100 Csperling) ? 1888 b
Time. l:l0 Start fer. Won easily. Win
ner. +. Farreis b. g by CharaNus- -t5enerine.
King Cole, Aeronaut, Grand Duchess Sinyada,
Jerry c. Hannibal Bey, Water Mirror, NopaL
George +. McNesr. Lochinvar. finished as
named.
miles Empire state steeplechase handicap:
four-year-olds and up;
2.
II 10 b-F. Buttress l57 CDnhuel 8 3 y 20
10 10 l-Bonhre. lao tE. Heider) 2 Is
Time, 4:56 Start good. Won easily. Win
ner.. 7. Hitchcock Jr.'s b. g. by Meddler-For-
get. Russell sage. Bacchanal. Messira, Arian,
Dromedary. finished as named
THIRD RAcE-About six furIongs; fremont
stakes: two-y ear-olds:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. St :. Fin.
10 5-Bohernian. 115 0yRe).. ? 1la1 SO
~ 10 l-Ecorhees, us Omen. 3 22
is 10 5-Ja oobite. 1l9 w. Davis ! H3I
Time, l.Io 5-5. Start good. Won hsndily.
y inner = r Keene's b. C. by Fiorizei II
Rosegsrland. Timber. Green Room, Quorum,
5usgier. nnished as named.
FOURTH RACE-One and half miles; the
Brooklyn Derby; three-year-olds:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
] 10 2-Cairngorm. lis davis. II
10 I-Migraine. lis 0O'NeiD--. y . .
70 merry Lark lis d.yne)- p =
Winner, S. Psget's b. c. by star Ruby-Linda
Vista Won Tromp also ran.
FIFTH RACE-one and sixteenth miles;
selling: rhree- -year-olds and ~:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey St q Fin.
% l-Oars1an, ll5 CBurns).- 5 y
e 70 Wizard. SO (kclly)...... 8 3 IIz3 n
Tine. ]: rs. start gcod. Won driving Win
ner, l. kempnsrs ch g: by Hsstings-o
onatas, Jane Holly, Nolladay. Duke Of Ken
daL Cottage Maid. Hyland. Queen Belle and
Cagueta finished as nsmed.
SIXTH RACE-Five furIonss: handicap:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St a Fin.
70 5-Astronomer.lls cBaird).-. % 81
20 10 l-iSeaufort. Io9 CDravers). h 3 h
Time. I-lL start bad Won easily Winner,
4. Gtdeon's ch. c. By Dieudonne-star Crime.
Geutan. Sardrnark. BzllctboX. Miss Margo
and Lady Valentine finished as named
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Harness Horses in Exhibitions.

SAN JOSE, June l0.-The San Jose
Amusement and Driving Park, which has
been reconstructed by F. s. Granger was
opened to-day with a race meet. The bal.
loon ascension and parachute jump ar
ranged was Interrupted by an accident.
There was a large crowd present. The
race programme was as follows:
Match race between Dedalion and High
Fly. Dedalion won in 2.21.
Just 1t paced an exhibition half-mile in
1:10 to beat the three-year-old record.
Millbrae, Dewdrop and Birdcatcher
started in the ZIP trot, best two in three
heats. Millbrae took two straight heats
In 2:15 and 2:17sz. Birdoatcher threw a
shoe in the first heat.
Alone (2:19iz), owned by T. w Barstow,
went an exhibition mile to beat zoe, but
only made 2:171a.
T. c. Barnett's Paloma trotted an ex-
hibition mile in 2:2s1z. The stallion Near
est trotted an exhibition mile
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81. Tammapy Loses to Little Giant.

ST. LOUIS. June 1o.-Union Park re-
suits:
First race. five and a half furlongs-
Or. Mcclure won, Lady ChisWick sec
ond, Sweet Flavia third. Time. 1:09.
Second race. mile and a half-Goo
Goo won. Royal Arms second, Doeskin
third. Time, 2:37 3-5.
Third race. one miIe-Maggie Brown
won, Chief Bush second, Dorothy Dodd
third. Time. 1:44.
Fourth race. mile and seventy yards
Henry Luehrmann Jr. won, Limerick
Girl second, Morendo third. Time
1916 2-5.
Fifth race. mile and a sixteenth
Little Giant won. 81. Tammany second,
Major Daniels third. Time. 1:4SM.
Sixth race. six furlongs-Parisienn
won. Clsndestine second, Yosan third.
Time. 1:I41-5
Seventh race. mile and seventy yards
-Hortensia won, Thora Lee second.
Ingolthrift third Time. 1:45 1-5.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11

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HorsemaB IL injured.

HEALDSBURG, June 16.-James
Guerin. we'll known race horse man
residing at Lytton Springs. was thrown
from his racing sulky and injured this
afternoon. He was trying out a fast
tretter on the race track when the ami
NAL became unmanageable and crashed
into the side of barn and hurled the
driver against the building with ter
rife force. The racing suIky was en-
tirely demolished. The driver escaped
with a broken rib and q few contu-
sions.
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BIG GARvIN EASY TO HIT.
Jake Atx's Home Run Comes Too Late
to Hclp Giants.

to Help Giants.
LOS ANGELES, June 10.--Los Ange-
les took to-day's game from Portland
by the score of to 8, winning with
out effort. Goodwin kept the hits well
scattered until the eighth inning, when
Portland fell on him for a base on
balls, a single, double and a home
run by Atz, totaling two runs. Gray
replaced him In the next inning and
held the visitors safe. Garvfn was
batted freely. The Los Angeles line
up was somewhat changed. owing to
the absence OF Flood and Toman, their
places being taken by Brashear and
Eagar. Score:
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SUMMARY

Errors-Doyle. Lynch. Hogan, Frary, Nc
Hale. Struck out-By Keefe 4. by Boyle 2
Bases on balis-or Keefe 2, off Shields 3, on
Boyle 3. Wild pitch-Keefe- Stolen bases
kemmcr. Sacrifice hit--Lynch. Two-ba hits
--Sheehan, Houtz, Feeney. Three-base hit
Keefe. First base on errors-Tacuma !, Seat
tie ?. Double plays-Doyle to Eagan to Nor
dyke: Doyle to Nordyke; Feeney to Hall to
Kemnler. Left on bases-Tacoma 8. Seattle II.
Innings pitched--By Shields T. by Boyle z.
Hits-On Shields S. OFT Boyle s. Time of game
One hour forty five minutes. Umpirc-Pe-
riYle
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SUMMARY

Stolen bases-Bernard t2), Smith. Ross. Err
rors-Ross t2). Tfits--On Garvtn 10. on Good
win Z. on Gray l. Home run-Atz- Two-bass
hits Householder, Cravath. McCreedie. Garvin.
Sacrifice hts-Spies Van Buren,. Left OIL
bases-Los Angeles s. Portland T. Bases OH
ealls--On Goodwin 3, on Gray /, of Garvin
/, of Jones Il Struck out-By Garvfn {.
Double plays-Eagsr to Brashear to Dillon;
Van Buren, to Atz. Wild pitch-aoodwin Hit
by pitched ball-Bernard. Time OF game-One
hour SO minutes. Umpire-Bray.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11

BOILER MAKERS PICNIC.-The members
of the Boier-makers' Union and the Iron Ship
builders Union spent yesterday with their
families and friends at Camp Taylor The
usual run OF dancing and competing for prizes
provided the entertainment An unusually
large crowd was In attendance.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-11

COLLIDES WITH SAND WAGON. Henry
Mangels OF 26z0 Natona street ran into n
sand wagon yesterday at noon while speeding
his bicycle on Golden Gate avenue and FILE
pital suffering possible fracture of the skull.
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TIGERS DON BATTING SUITS.
Shields Gets His and Boyle II Treated
JUST the Same.

TACOMA, June 10. = The Tigers
slaughtered Shields, who lasted four
innings, and also took kindly to Boyle,
who finished the game. Seattle started
with two runs, but stopped there.
Keefe was found for hits in every
inning. but he toyed with the visitors
and showed great form in tight places.
Score:
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San Francisco 8, Oakland 4. Struck out-By
Whnlen I. by Wheeler 2. by Hogan 4. Hit
by pitcher-Wilson, Irwin. Double play
Irwin to Spencer to Nealon. Wild pitch-Ho-
gan. Time of game-One hour and forty i've
minutes. Umpre-Davis.
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R. II. f.
w doLiAStOu .-sssssssssssssss.......4 D
OhiCdSO
Batteries-Townsend and Heydon;
Owen. Smith, Altrock and Mcfarland.
PHILADELPHIA, June 10.-PhiladeI-
phia had a batting matinee to-day at the
expense of Kitson and Mullen and defeat
ed Detroit by the score Of Is to s. Attend
ance Il, 100 Score:
r. H. E.
Detrelt ....-..'.........''........- ~
Batteries-Muilen. Kitson and Drill:
Coakley, Bender and Schreck-
NEW YORK, June 10.-Loose fielding
by St. Louis and timely batting by the
New Yorks enabled the home team to
score a victory in the first game of the
series. Home runs by Dougherty and
Kleinow with men on bases gave the
Highlanders commanding lead. At
tendance 1890. Score:
r. H. z.
New York. k....-....................9 IL
81. LOUIS
Batteries-Powell and Kleinows sud
hoff. Morgan and Sugden-
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SUMMARY.

Hits--on Whalen 5. off Wheeler 4. Stolen
Errors--Streib. Gochnauer. Francks Lohmar,,
Hogan. Three base hit--Whalen Two base
hit--Nealon. First bare on errors--San Fran
cisco 2. Oakland 1. First base on called balls
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SIXTH RACE-One and a sixteenth miles
three-year-oids and up: selling:
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey. st. rim
y 10 5-Dociie IS fSewelD.... u ?
il TO 1-cotiliion. 81 u. RusselD , 4
3 10 l-Kenton. 50 tMcGee) 80. 4 3
Time Las Start good. Won easily. Win
ner Lockhart Bros br m (D by ST. Blaise-
Docility. Bravery 90. Bavarian 81, Lacy
Crawford los. finished named
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sEyENTH RAcE-one and an eIghth miles;

SEVENTH RACE-One and an eighth miles
four-year-oide and up: selling:
betting. Horse. weight Jockey. st. q Fin.
TO 2-T. Shandy. l07 FeichO l
s 10 Hubbard, NJ (Iarris). y Il
G 70 5-Athena 95 (SewelD -. y 3 n
Time 55. Start good. won driving. Win
ner. E. Trotters br. &. % by Tristan-Long
Salr Sairn ie2 George vivian Io5. finished as
named
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FIFTH RACE - One and three sixteenth
miles. handicap: three-year-oIds and up
Betting Herse Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin
5 10 i-Taby TcEa. loo Qs Wms) ! y
to Don't Ask Me, 50 fMcGee) l ! 2
IS 10 b-K Eliswth, iO7 (FeiehD 2 1193
Time. 2:o1 s-5. Start good. Won driving
Winner c. b. Burnett's gr. g. 90 by LIE Pre-
1,1ier-C;ray Bess. Neversuch 81, also ran.
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.Batted for Lohman in ninth inning.
RIMS AND HITS BY INNINGS.

Totals .3s II IL o7 IS
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FOURTH RACE-One and half miles; the
Brooklyn Derby: three-year-olds:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. z Fin.
] 10 2-Cairngorm. lis davis. II
% Merry y's LARK k us IS dsy1 Ggneo. 22sa
Time, 2:35 e-5. start good. Won driving.
Winner, s. Psgets b. c. by star Ruby-Linda
Vista Won Tronp also ran.
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IDAHO DIVISION BETTERMENTs.

Northern Pacific to EHpeRd Large
sum Of Money.
Northern Pacific officials are await
ing with interest the announcement
Of plans for betterments on the sys-
TEN during the coming year. 1t is
assured that the Idaho division will
fare we'll in the apportionmsnt Of
funds for improvements, but details
are unobtainsble as yet-in fact, the
recommendations for this division
are only now being prepared for sab
mission to the management.
Heavier steel is to be laid on
considerable section of the Idaho
division. The mileage thus to be
improved has not been stated, bat as
the company relaid As miles Of main
line last year and the demuad for
heavier steel is even greater than was
then the case it is presumed that the
mileage will be eonsiderablely larger
in 1906.
The policy OF the Northern Paci-
&c is to replace all lighter rails on
the main line with IS pound steel.
and a considerable mileage is already
relaid. The total main line mileage
on the Idaho Lewiston is 4O4. OF
this only Is miles is laid in sc
pound rail-, the balance Of the light
steel in use being - pound material.
Sidings and branches are equipped
with sc and y pound steel cast from
the main line from year to year The
section Of Sc pound trackage will be
eliminated without regard to the gen
sral plan Of betterments, in grade
divisions now under way. a largo
quantity OF lighter steel is desired
for branch line extensions and sid
ings generally, so that the material
replaced by the heavier and more
costly will not be wasted Incident
ally the company disposes Of cou.
siderable quantity Of cast rails an.
nually for building purposes, S25 pei
ton being the price usually placed on
the material thus sold. Light rail
finally cast from branch lines is sold
to eastern rolling mills, where it i
sues in manufactured forms.
With the enormous traffic nov
handled on the Idaho division tn,
heavier rail is the cheapest in til,
end. Light material suffers from ex
cessiye pounding Of continuous traffic
aud increases cost Of maintenance
The heavy rail has the structure
strength to resist wear and tear, anC
charges for maintenance are reduced
on sections where 81 pound steel il
employed incidentally the weraiuI
surface adds to the comfort Of pas
sengsrs over the line.
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H. A, Miller has good assortment
of wall paper, new aud second
hand goods at the lowest prices.
Phone A4b.
Big range for hotel or camp at
bargain. Good condition. Apply
to ii, A, Miller.
One good business room in the
Scott block ON Fourth street for rent.
II you use Ceretana -four, you
always have good bread. E. b,
Keller Il Co.
DO you like a good cup of coffee?
Try Golden Gate at 40 cents per
pound. There Is no better at any
price. The Idaho Mercantile Co.
Our tailor made suits from $40
up. A perfect at guaranteed. The
Wiggett / Empey Co.
just received fresh stock of New
York first prize Buckwhsat -four.
Oarnahan Supply Co.
We carry the best ladies' shoe In
America. The wigRett L Empey Go.
Dry wood-FiF, tamarack and pine,
sixteen inch and four foot. The
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A new and complete line of caskets
| az ~ u HalaIpa
A good s room dwelling, and full
sized lot in desirable location, at a
low price. For sale or rent. See
Jas. III. Harte.
For hack service, call up me
Occur 'Alene Drug Store.
Csretana fiour IL the best
George F. Steele has several flns
farms for sale on reasonable terms.
Give him call aud look over his
prices.
For bargains In wall paper, go TO
Perrenouds, Scott block Paper
from five cents double roll up.
For the largest stock, and newest
styles In misses and wumen's zktFts
at moderate price, you want 10 see
our line. The Idaho Mercantile 90
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BUSINESS BRIEFS

For sale-Lady's ticket 70 st. Paul,
cheap. Inquire at this office.
An interesting story Of life. as We
see IL daily 10 our own midst is de-
picted in an entertaining manner in
why Women Sin" the attraction to
be presented at the Auditorium next
Friday, Nov. 10. The author. Will
c. Murphy. has shown a remarkable
knowledge Of human nature, and
wove together a play with an intense
plot, enilvened with original coined ~
situations.
For sale A good so acre ranch,
we'll situated. close to town. hfty
acres under cultivation, good fences
and buildings. This il a bargain for
some one if taken at once.
2t. f. p. BRENNAN.
Copies Of the new School Law, and
of the State Constitution may be oh
tanned Of Hon Will H. Gibson. Sec.
State, Boise, Idaho, at 30 cents and
p cents respectively. nov. 1 80.
Will the lady who took the wrong
fur boa at the pavilion Friday night,
return to Hotel Idaho without fruthsr
trouble.
For sale, one acre lot, about 80
rods vest Of Corbin's planning mill.
Has small house, barn aud shed and
chicken house. Water close by.
Terms Frank Carney.
VI. r. Robinson's milliner store
has been moved to a new location
next door to Seats real estate office
on Sherman street. where old and
new customers are invited 10 call for
the latest and neatest in the millin-
cry line.
The ladies Of the Woman's Relief
Corps will give Harvest Home din
ner Friday, November 10th, at the
old Pavilion from 1880 to 1880
O'Clock. At this time the ladls
will also have a quilt and some
smaller articles for sale. Dinner
p cents.
When you see an especially attrac-
tive carriage passing, you may won
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Watts is Offering at a bargain.
/ If You are In need OF insurance,
get in on first class standard com
pany, and let George f. Steele FIX
you up policy.
7. +. Hsdal, the furniture dealer.
will sell you $50 high grade sewing
machine for s35 and $40. This ID
your opportunity to buy at a small
margin above cost.
+. b. Keller & Co. have Just re.
ceived a car Of Ceretana, the famous
hard wheat -four.
Thirty-hve choice lots In slmm's
addition at a special price for q
short time. Perfect title. See james
II. Harte.
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Teachers Examination.

Notice Is hereby given that an OK
animation of all applicants for teach
er's certificates Of the first, second,
and third grade, will be conducted
at Rathdrum, Idaho, November %,
"a, and %. Examination session.
will begin at nine o'clock a. m. each
day.
Dated at Rathdrum, Idaho, thi;
3Oth day of October, 1905.
r. Q. EGBERS,
County superintendent.
nov. AIS.
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= A MoEMAN TENET.
Practice Of PoIygamy /. Increasing
Rapidly.

ETfASiief OF rory Kamy l. Increasing
Rapidly.
People from the outside hamlets
report that unknown numbers Of
Mormons are taking plural wives by
some system Of sealing which is
known to the faithful. The Nor
mons in those villages do not hest
tate to talk about the matter to Gen
tile neighbors, aud tell the names Of
men and women thus ensuared.
As rule, they treat such things as
jokes, which the parties Interested
did not mean to have found out, at
least not for a good while to come.
In little while, however, the talk
dies down, aud when an unexpected
baby carriage appears on the scene,
1t hardly excites remark In nor
thern town the tongues are all wagg
ing because very prominent saint,
one OF the former chief educators of
the state. has drawn to himself an
other victim. He seems to be utter.
~ incorrigible Ia his Zeal to serve
the Lord in that way, Goodwin q
Weekly.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-11-04

The Santa Times says that crew
IL at work on the construction Of a
dam on Santa Greek which the River
improvement company Is putting IN.
The dam will pc built on the meadow
in section ID, A. west, owned by
the Occur d'Alene Lumber company.
The dams are being built to hold the
waters In reserve for the navigation
Of logs and will be an immense ben
eft Ia driving on that creek. This
year about so, 600. 900 feet is being
logged on that creek which will all
have 10 Dome down during the spring
freshets. Last year only 5000, 600
feet Of logs came down that creek.