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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-03
Mrs. H.A,RusseII Dead

One OF the saddest Incidents occufr-
ing in our vicinity for some time
took place Sunday last. when Mrs.
Fl, A. RlIssell passed into the great
eternity. Mrs. Russell was i'll from
an attack OF pt'ritonitis and her sui
fel'ings We're intense. An operation
was performed by DIR. HinKle 6f
Troy, assisted by Dr. Hunter bnt she
was beyond medical aid. Her neigh
bors and friends assisted in the care
of the house ana nursing, and the
Rathbone Sisters serured II nurse.
The body was embalmel, await
ing the arrival of Mr., Russell, aud al
SO Mrs. RIsseil's Mother and sister
who are enroute from Kansas.
The funeral will he held Sunday
and the body buried in the Moscow
celnetera. The escort will take the
Sunday morning train, aud retHrn
on the afternoon train
1t was ut first intended to lay the
rdmain to rest on the ridge but the
abOVe.arrangement are in accord
ance with MIR Russells wishes
One OF the children is in h@tl seri-
ousE sick. and at last accounts
doubts We're had-as to his recovery.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-03
HINES ARTSTUDIO
A Brief Description of a Model
Building

The Hines Art Studio located on
Main street Is now complete and the
proprietor is busy taxing the photos
OF his patrons A slight description
OF the Studio will not come amiss
The building is brick, two story
and occupies commanding site on
Main street. The upper story is oc-
cupied by the family and consists OF
>ix rooms besides II bath room and
plouty ofelosete; it is furnished with
hot aud cold water and all modern
convelienees. Th. lower story built
expressly for II studio. You first en-
ter the reception room which Is tast-
fully decorated with plants ana hung
with frames and photos; u poltiere
which are well equipped with the Ia
test methods Of photography. con
tains some Of the best cameras in the
west and all the stock necessary for
q stamp up to n l0N2i photo. we al
SO wish to speak Of the light, which
is suberh; having a north exposition
built in an incline and having IL dim
elsion of l0X20 # is possible TO Use it
to advantage ut all hours and every
day. From this room opens the
dark room where every thing is CON
venintlf arranged for prompt and
thorough work. a large room as
yet nnoccnped by AIR. Hines also
has IL front entrance ana Is intended
to be used as an. enlarging room The
front windows are large plate glass
ana the building has IL finished ap-
pearance. MIR. Hines uses nothing
but the best ant! latest methods OF
photography and guarantees salts
faction, whether in face, form or
view Work In the last two years
he has worked upa large ANA lucra-
tive business, both in scenic work
and photos ana the prospects for the
future are indeed bright with pro,
mise.
| Mrs. Moore, mother OF Mrs. Fiier
hrrived last week on a visit from
I Rockford, Wash.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-03
ESTRAY MOTTO r

Notice is hereby given, that +, Geo.
Brewster residing at keudrick In
l-athh County, State of Idaho, did
on the lst day 1f January 1905 at my
place tn e III, as estrays certain
animals described az follows:
One RED yearling bull white face no
marks or brands visible, also one
roam NenriiH% steer, no marks or
brands, white faced,
me owner, or any person entitled
tu tile possession Of estr;tys, isnoti-
lied to appear within ninty da+ $
from the Ming of this notice with the
county Auditor, and prove title q
said estraNs and pay nil lawful char
ses which have been Incurred In re-
tation 20 the same, or the said es-
trays will be sold according To law.
Dated this 3rd day OF January 1905
Geo Brewster.
Notice filed In this Office on the 3ls t
day OF January 1868
AXel 7. Ramstetit, County Auditor
3y G. v .1Qnes. Depntv,
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-03
Council Did Business
The Special Bonding Election
Called The Franchise X He'd
Judges Appointed

Council transacted considerable
business Wednesday evening, with
the exception OF u. 5. McCrea there
being afull attendance.
The report OF the finance commit
ter, on current bills was favorable
and the council ordered warrants
drawn for the respective amounts
which aggregated Slls.ll.
The recommendation froM the
Streets land Alleys committee was
accepted and the bats and debris
from the st, Elmo block was ordered
placed on Main St between 9Th and
Sth streets.
The Fire, Police and Nralth report
Nt.A llS aere.TGd ana the council
ordered AL hogs ana pens removed
within y hours.
The Gas aud Carlide franchise ord.
nance was killed by II vote Of three
I one.
The petition for u warehouse on
the south half ui Railroad street he
tween 4th and 9th was read, also a
remorstrance against same. I he
petition on report OF special commit
Tee WAS granted.
The petition for decd to the NJ f.
church oi the east half Of Kirby
street, north of Main to tue alley,
which had heretofore been vacated,
was granted and deed ordered to be
drawn.
An ordinance calling for special
election for purpose of bonding was
passed. See ordinance in this issue.
4 he Chair appointed j. ". Roush,
j. f. Brown, judges: Mrs, J. G. Bihb.
distributing clerk: Mrs :. L. Grow.
II. l.. Durbin, clerks OF the coming
municipal election ~ be he'd April
ith "A caucus was called for March
Sth ut 1:30 y. IN. in Crewes' hall.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-03
sHERlFFs SALE
NOTICE or sHERIFF'S SALE az REAL
ESTR1E UNDER EXECUTION
Il z. Hull plaintiff. ys.

NOTICE or sHERIFE,s SALE nF REAL
ESTR1E UNDER EXECUTION
Fl =. Hun, Plaintiff, w.
J y, brown. Defendant
BY virtue uf an execution. issued ont of
uhe District Ctlir. in and for the County oi
Eat;tll wherein II p. Hull, Plaintiff and J..
II Brown, Defendant, upon u Judgment, rcI-
elerel thr SOth day Of January, 1908 Tor ] g
sum 0f Niue hundred six and 25-1OO dollars
an gold coiii ksSi,le~ interest and costs, have
this day eyiaf-iipOn oil the right, title cli i'm
stnd ilterestif said defendant, j, F. Brown
sf. in ana tn the following described real es-
i5ei liz % block ninety seven toD
ggakes slddtlpa to the town of kendrick,
county t,i I4tth. state uf flaho.
Public nntice is hereby given that viii
an MAndlsy ihe Goth day ui March a. d.
1905 az 2:So o'ciiiciS p. IN. Of that, day In
front oi the eoRrt hpase Ia Moscow, l.atah
county. Idtlhos sen at public auction, ror
United Sittes tsnlsl1enin, til the right, title.
clatta nd Interest nf said defendant J. r..
BruSn n o. IN aud to ths above described pro-
ID s.ts or 50 much thereof ~ utay be necessary
10 raise sufficient amount 10 satisfy said
Judgment. with Atenest and costs, etc, to
the highest and best hilder.
Dated thie 23rd day of February, 1905
W. : Robbins,
Fly a. H Robbins, deputy Sherin LatahCo
Have you chickens?
Hotel Kendciek buys them
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-03
ORDINANCE NO %

Entitled an Ordinance providing for thu
holding nj a special Election for the purpose
ntlssueinp Municipal Coupon Bonds OF the
Village OF kendrick Latah County State 81
Idaho, for Il system OF water works nut
saver system and providing for the payment
o' S'id Bonds and Interest.
BE it ordained by the Chairman and
Bnnrd of Trustees OF the villa ge of Kentlriek
State of Idaho.
See l. There shan hea n special Election
held in the Village of Kenerlck Latah County
State of Idaho, ON the 18th day Of April rDOb
between the hours # 9 o,cluck A M5and 4
o. Clock T, !i said day, by the quuiitlt0
voters of said Village, to vote upon the
question of ISsucing (SS. .1o01 eight thout.
and five hundred dollars in bonds OF the said
village 70 he issued in denominations OF
Isl 900 and $4,000 one thousand and fiv,
hundred dollars for the purpose uf erecting
and maint'ining.a complete ss stem of water
works, ,ahi tS't,"nol three th"usane five
hundred dollars in bonds OF the said village
to he issued in like denominations for the pur
pose of installing a sewer systeHi,said Bonds
20 he tepaTable ~ twenty years from the
hate o. Their issns, together With lnttrest to
he paid annually, ut the Office the Clerk ui
the village of kendrick. or ot any Ranking
houS"in the city OF NeAv York, said Bon,ls
shall be redcemable AT any fine after o
age Of kendrick. ts
See p The voting at said Election must
he by kallpt ana the bailo;s used shall be in
the following form In favor nf Issueine
Bonds to tie amount of twelve tho nsa nj
Dollars for the purpose stated in Ordinance
No. - ana npninSt lssueing Bonds the
amount Of twelve thousand dollars for the
purpose stated in Ordinance No. ~.
Sec B. II at such Election twa thirds OF
the qualified electors whoars Tax payers H.
said village of kPudrick voting at ~ iii elrc.
tion, assent to the Issuing Of said Bends am
must be issued by the Trustees Of The saiu
village of hendlfrk.
See / If suid Houds ur, I..u,,d ,ba ,rr,,,
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-03
American Ridge

b. G. Rawson, OF Cornwall, and
Howard Campbell, OF Boise, We're
visitors with Grant Evans the past
week. Mr.. Campbell wishes to locate
on one OF our ridges.
The litarary last Saturday was
Interesting. the subject he.
ing whiskey vs.. wilr, a considerable
nunb"r of Kendrick young people
attending.
The frost isabout ont OF the ground
Oh the ridge
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-03
A FINE PROGRAM
High School Celebrates Washing
tons Birthday in an Appro-
pirate Manner

Washington Birthday, February
22nd was celebrated by a fitting pro-
gram in the high school, The rooms
were tastefully decorated and the
following program was rendered iD
good form.
Owing to lack Of knowledge on the
part Of the citizens and patrons, not
as large an Attendance was noted as
should have been present
The Atchison block is forced to
completion.
q. w. Snppiger was in lewiston
on business last week.
Opening Chorus, ,,....... Battle Hymn
III the Republic.
Praye., Led by Rev. Geo. A. Pe;se.
Willie Brown.............The first in the
Hearts OF his Countrymen
Eddie Atchison........, Washington
still lives.
Elsie keene. ..,.............. Biography Of
Wasllington... -. Essay.
Hope Becky ...washingtons Birth
day.
Dora Powell. Webester's Eulogy.
Anna Petrick. k..............W Wasnington.
Lester Hamey. Instrumental
Organ Solo-"The Heather Rose
Ivan Collins. The World Remen-
bers WaShingtOn
Earl Vessels. ..............B Banners Of the
Republic.
Young America by Four Boys.
Mary Haney.... Birthday
Month.
Alma Crews and Estella Hill. Duet
by the Tomb OF Washington
Bertha Dougherty..,.......America,s
Heroes.
Bernice Yersens. Great Men
Pass.
Bertha Davidson ana Georgia Hupp
Duet "Our Washington
Albert Terry y....,.-.... Which general.
FRANK Ellis...... George Washington.
Chorus. All Hail! Tliou Glorious
~
| Morn.
Myron Reed. leone Little Hatchet.
Dialogue and Drill by Ten Little
/ Girls.
Was Washington the True and the
Brave, by five Little Boys.
Private Jones .,..... Bonald Sinclair
Chorus.-... BE Like Washington"
! Bethal Jollnsoil..,....,.......No No Section
Closing Cliorus......" America
| The following comic selections
We're given us an after show"
! hdl IL IOie.-,-.s.. MIIcP.
Mona Benscotter"a.How they Study
Running This Exhibitton..",A Farce
| Roy Durlpin. Allen Carlton, Marvi,
Craft, Neir BiBb, Louis .Iessup, Wad,
Keene,
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-03

We wish 70 call attention to the
statement of II. p. Eorang. to the
effect that he can supply his well
known cigars in any quantities, and
especially for the lodge occasions
smokers, etc Halt boxes or boxes
kept moist and ut box rates are. ad-
vaDtages which wiz he Appreciated
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-03
NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION.

Unitc1 States Land 0ftee.
lewiston, idaho Feb. :, 505.
Notice il hereby given thst the following
ma med set tier has fled MOTIFS nfhis Intention
40 make Gnal proof IN support of his Claim,
aud shat said proof VIII be made before tbs
Reg ster aud Receiver MT Lewiston, Idaho on
Mar IA goth, 1905, viz:
MARIiN i VESSELS
OF Kesdrick. Idaho. Tor he s1a NV Il and eta
swi "a see -, tp rs 2 ", b. IA.
He names the following witnesses tn prove
ais eontfhnous residence upon and cuitva-
sie.l of said land yis
Louis Cldag, Andrew Eptman, Frc1eriek
Schoetier, nllo Cameron ana RI. L. Vessels
ss5 kendrick, Idaho.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-03
ABOUT BUTTER

We have ON our table II letter from
the Hazelwood Go. Spokane quoting
raDch butter at l0c per pound, Lob.
spokane and stating the market is
loaded at Tint. More we can not
state ut this writing but win try
and investigate the situation more
fully 10y our next issue.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-03
Rebekah Social

Tuesday evening the Rehcknh's
VIII hold II social ia the Grew : Hall
The social will be spcnt.il games
and amusements and u fine lunch
will he served during the evening
Eight p. m. is the time set and l5c
the price of admission, The public is
cordially invited to attend aud en-
joyxthe evening.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United states Land Once

United States Land Office
LIwIsTuN, InAHo, Jan 20, 1908,
Notice Is hereby given th6t the following
nanle settler has filed notice III his inlentop
to make finili proof in support uf his claim,
and that said proof viii he made before the
Register and Receiver Mt Lewiston, Idaho, on
Aarea II tn. 1905. Wig:
CLARK JRNKS
of Crescent. Idaho, for the ei9 neA and el2
seA Df sec II, tp rs w III
He names the folio wing witnesses to prove
ais continuous residence upon and culttTa-
tion of said land. viz: David kunes James
n une4, Henry j. Starr ftll OF Crescent, Ida,
and William Benner " Linden, Ida.
J. b. WEST, Register.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-03
NOTICE roR PUBLICATION.

''hiNtd SNdteS lsluu pHtch.
Lewiston, Idaho, Feb. II 1905
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
tion to make final proof In support of his
claim, and that said proof will he made be-
ioFs the Register and Receiver at lewiston,
Idaho, on April lth, 1908 Wig:
Albert l.. Frank
OF Leland, Idaho Tor the cla nwh nw14 neA
SEC II, tp 3f ~. r , b M
BE names the follow witnessss to.prove his
continuous Residence upon and cultiyatlo OF
said land. viz:
Fred keil, Jack Slater. Emmn l. Frank. all
Of l-eland Idaho Michael Black of Cameron.
Idaho
J, h. WEST, Register
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-03
EstEaY Notice

Notice is hereby given that L. Jacob Mic.
hazel residing one and one half miles sc uf
Crescent, in Latah county, State OF Idaho,
on the 9th day OF February 1908. 5tt my
farin take up as estrnys certain animals de
~erlbed as follows:
One dark brown nearly black horse wgt
about 1000 lbs, white star un forehead
One buckskn horse. hla1ctf face weight
about 1000 iha brand lei on left hip
The ownlr pr any person entitled to the
pear Within ninety daNs from the filing of
this notice with the county auditor, and
prove title 10 said c>tFays nni pay all char
ges btwful. which have hecu incurred in re
lntiun to the same. OF the said estrays viii
be sold according 10 law.
Dated tins 10th day 0i February, 1905
Jacob Michael
Notice dle,! in this office On the goth day
'of Februney. 9o5
A xel p Rnustedt
BY q, 4, Walker, deputy County Aud
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-03

In our account OF the Green BAN
'ner sample, while it was very rich,
we added one % the assay, 1t should
have read $500 Instead OF So, 600
The first is pheHominon when it
comes to surface rock. A
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-03
.I A. RoTHwELL, MD,

Physician and Surgeon
K ENDRdCk IDAHO
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-08
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Mrs John Carroll of North River side street is visiting her parents i'll Philadelphia.
 John Killoughey, the druggist, who has been laid rp for some time with sickness, is around again.
 William Mccarthy, who is home from college because of poor health, spent yesterday in New Haven.
 Several of the star hunters of this section are off on trips, so be pre- pared to hear some good stories in a few days.
 Tt looks as if the Cadets and Ori- ents will not come together Sunday and the former will probably play q team in Danbury.
 The committee in charge of the Brooklyn Athletic club dance at Eagles ball on Thanksgiving night, is hustling to make it the social event of the season. Lallier's orchestra will play all the latest and up-to-date music from a dreamy waltz to a gliding two step and all round dances. Try one. The members are selling tickets now and they are going fast.
 The election returns were awaited with large amount of interest in this section last evening. When it was learned that Mcclellan was elected there was much enthusiasm, but tie Hearst followers never gave up hope Nh1, defeat of Mulvihill of Bridgeport and Charters of Ansonia was, also q sur prise and many regretted to see them bite the dust.
 The petition for some improve ment in the crossing at Devils Pass will probably receive the same atten- ton as did the one for the lighting of the Bank street school clock This has come up several times at the meetings of the board of education, but nothing definite has yet been ac- complished. Such conditions will ex- ist until the people get enough push and ambition to make themselves heard and compel the city fathers tc do their share in Brooklyn.
 It is now time to think of replacing broken window glass. It is easier to set it now than in cold weather. We have an exceptionally fine stock of glass ill the reguht: sizes and 1t is clearer then you usually see. We can supply you with either single or dou. ble thick at lowest prices. A. c. Walk. er 756 Bank street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-08
NUTMEG CRAVINGS.
Interesting Items Boiled Down For The Be of Our Busy Rssfia.ndsri.

Following his shutting out of the suggestive drama, Mrs Warren's Pro. fesslon,' Mayor Studley of New Ha- ven announces his intention io look Il little more closely after theatrical posters having female figures in scan ty raiment.
 Prosecuting Agent X. J. Greerislit or Hampton yesterday prosecuted Moses Lambert of Moosup for viola ton of the liquor law. He was charg- ed on three counts and the case was heard by Justice Bradford of Daniel- son. Lambert was fined $1TJ with costs.
 Michael Mueller, 33 years old. em- ployed at the New England Enameling Cos works at MiddletOwn, was struck and killed by the train on the Valley branch at 4:;JS yesterday. The accident occurred near the factory of the Omo Manufacturing Co and death was instantaneous. the body being badly mangletl. Mueller leaves a wid- Ow and two children who are in Ger many
 Miss Clara McAlpine. the young daughter of William McAlDine. of New Hartford. and recently a student at the Gilbert preparatory school, is tile only woman town clerk in the state. having qualified fO act in Inc absence of Town Clerk F. A. Jewell. who has gone to Buffalo for an ex- tended stay. She issues marriage Il. censes and discharges the other duties of the office
 Charles LeffingwelI. who was kupek. ed slown and injured by an automobile several weeks ago at TOrringtOu. res terdav brought suit in the court of common pleas against W. D. Northrup. the owner Of the auto. Mr I.efiingwpll asks damages of S4.JO0. I.efIingweiI was run over on Migeou avenue and was severely bruised % that be was c0nfinesl to besi for several days. Norfhrup Is the master mechanic of the c9e Brass Co at TorriHgtun
 August sIeer. tie Ilftle son of John Sleer of Bridgeport. swallowed tI. contents nf a sample box 0f pills thrown Into the hallway of his hone and but for pfompf medical aSsixt- ance might have diesL It. -iS supposed that the pills were thrown into the house by some advertising agent. The boy founsi them. and thinking they were candy. swallowed them aIL He snrn texNme de4faly sick and when fife daetor arrived the tGy had vozn- itp-I su1rSp of flBe pills. hut be was in &Es Wa rr e ~-srss he swallowed about tweufy-dTe rlElz The ffreezfon1 cn the box sad. scne e tuo pIliz for bts1ache-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-08
PROCLAMATION
Nov. 30 Named as Day of TAah ksgiv.
 ing in the State of Con nee cticut

Hartford, Nov S.-The proclamation of Governor Roberts, appointing No vember 30 as Thanksgiving day. was made public last night. It follows:
 State of Connecticut. By His Excellency, Hon Henry Rob erts:
 "A Proclamation:
 Tn willing obedience to custom observed and hOnored in this state for many generations. hereby appoint Thursday, the 30th day of November, as a day of thanksgiving and praise, and l recommend to the people of this commonwealth that in spirit of char ity and brotherly love, and with hearts fali.ef- gRatutude for the peace and prospierity which abound they meet together in their houses of wor- ship on that day to return thanks unto Almighty God for the blessings that he has so freely bestowed.
 Given under my hand and seal of the state at the Capitol at Hartford this Sth day of November in the year of our Lord, 1905, and of the indepeu- dence of the United States, the one and thirtieth.
 signed,
 HENRY ROBERTS. By His Excellency's command,
 THEODORE BODENwEIN,
 Secretary"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-08
FATHER SL0CUd JUDGE
Heard Debate By Forum Club of St.
 hary's Aiumai.

The opening. of the new parlorS in the Mulcahy Memorial building toUk place last evening, a rarge number of the members of St Maryfs alumni be- ing present.
 Former President William Ryder opened the entertainment with short address on the purpose of the alumni and urged all members to take an ac- tive interest in the work in the future. Miss Jennie Culhane next rendered solo, as did George White. The aues ton, Resolved, That the Chinese E,s cluslon Act is Benefit to the United States" was then debated by mem bers of the Forum club. James Bren nan and William Sullivan spoke Iii the affirmative, and while not as fiu- ent as their opponents, John Hutch inson and James Wlbite. yet their argu. ments were more convincing and they accordingly received the decision from Rev w. J. Slocum. who acted as judge. The latter complimenfed the young men on the progress they had made since he last heard them and encouraged them to keep up the good work. He spoke of the many advan- tages the young folks. of the alumni had at their hands and said he hoped tO see them become interested in the building and its contents. Thirty thou sand dollars is invested in the men,or- ial. said Father Slocum. and what other parish is doing as much for lts young people.
 In the concluding address Chairman Ryder thanked Father Slocum for the beautiful set of furniture which be had contributed to the parlors. and also all others who had given any ar ticIes for the furnishing of the rooms. After the entertainment dancing WIS enjoyed. music being furnished by Nell Buckley's orchestra. The new rooms are neatly furnished and were visited by many during the evening.