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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-12-23


Miss Ann Redway returned from
Boise Wednesday after pleasant
visit with relatives and frienos.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Magee left
Monday for San Jose, California,
where they will spend the winter.
The CALDWELL Boise interurban
railway will be in operation by
Christmas-to South Boise.
The little 6-year.old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Howard died
Wednesday after an illness OF only
a couple of days. The cause of
death is unknown.
Prof. McEwen, the great hyp-
notist, will be in Caldwell Dec. 27,
28 and 20. This is Mr.. McEwen's
second trip to Caldwell, and those
who witnessed his wonderful EN-
tertainment some years ago mar"
veled at his wonderful powers.
The entertainment will be both
amusing and instructive.
H. N. Maxey was visitor in the
capital city yesterday from Cald-
we'll. Mr.. Maxey resided in Boise
for couple of years, having been
ianitor at the state house during
the last administration. Mr.. Maxey
sail Caldwell was booming ahead
at a fine rate. Plans and specihca-
tions have been completed for fine
new city hall, work on the new
county court house has commenced,
the foundation being already built,
and at the present time there are
three business houses nearing com
pletion. Altogether, said Mr.. Max
ey, the town is doing fine aud
eve ybody seems we'll satisfied,
Statesman.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-12-23
Deseret News tiolidax Edition.

The Christmas edition Of the
Deseret News of Salt Lake City was
certainly a great paper. The issue
was devoted to Idaho, Utah and
Nevada-graphically proclaimins
their resources, advantages and pos
sibilities. geographically, the
paper was a beauty.
Gifts, pretty and cheap, at Wo'
mans Exchange.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-12-23
c. L. S. c. Program.

Roll call-Items of current in
terest relating to Italy.
Dante's Paradise-Mrs. Oakes.
Poetry of Italy, Chap. E. Quiz
Mrs. Groome. .r.
Chap. 7. Quiz-Mrs. Dyer.
Italian Cities, Chap. 8. Synop"
sis-Mrs. Christopher
Next meeting, Mrs. Dyer.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-12-23
Pioneer Irrigation District Warrant
Call.

On and after Dec. 23, 1905 l
will pay at the Caldwell Banking
& Trust Co., Ltd, the following
warrants:
General Fund, issue July S and
August I, 1905, Nos. 24II to 25oe
inclusive.
General Fund, issue January s.
1904, Nos. 1887 to 1916 inclusive
A. <. STEUNENBERG.
Treasurer.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-12-23
TOWNSITE ~..
TITLE QUIETED
ladee Beatty's Decision and the
History Of the Case

After several years of more or
.ss doubt and uncertainty, the
title to the Caldwell townsite has
been finally settled, In August,
1904, 1ddius Larson ct al. brought
sui! against tine Caldwell Land Co.
for the recovery of land decided
while they were children to the
Caldwell Land Co. The action
was brought in the United States
Court. In his decision, Judge
Beatty says, in effect. that too long
time has elapsed between the
transfer of the land and the filing
Of the suit. The history of the
case follows:
Ole Larson, having served as a
soldier in the United States army,
became entitled to certain home
stead rights, which on his death,
on December 3, 1864, enured to his
widow and minor children: Lars,
born in 1859; Iddius, born in 1861;
aud Julia, bora in 1863; Of whom
the widow became guardian. Lar
son having located 80 acres of the
100 acres to which he was entitled,
the right to locate the remaining
80 acres descended to his widow
. and children.
On January 22, 1880, Mrs. Lar
son appointed D. H. Talbot her
attorney in fact, to receive from the
general land Office on December
%, 1879, a certificate of her right
to enter SO acres of land, Talbot
being empowered to locate same.
Power of substitution was also
given Talbot, which power was
exercised in March, 1880, by the
appointment of Andrew Whitehead.
In January, 1880, Mrs. Larson
executed another power of attorney
to Talbot to take possession of the
lands located and to be patented,
to sell the same and execute deeds.
Proceedings were subsequently,
commenced in the probate court of
Lacrosse. Wis, for authority to
allow said guardian to sell, at not
less than $12o, the right or said
minors to locate such lands, which
was ordered in February. 1880. At
this time the children were aged
a. t9 and II years.
AT the time this action was com"
menced in August, 1904, Lars did
not join. Julia died when 27 years
Old, and her husband is one of the
complainants. Iddius became of
age November IS, 1882, but de-
ayed bringing action for 22 years.
The husband of Julia waited 13
years.
When patent was issued to the
lands, in July, 1884, the guardian,
through her attorney in fact, con
veyed the property to the Idaho &
Oegon Land Improvement com,
pany, the grantor of defendant.
Judge Beatty holds that the right
" soldier or his heirs to enter on
@noS under the statute is in the
nature of personal property, and
An be transferred as such; also
"nen this right is transferred, the
patent must issue to the grantor OF
'ue power or to the heirs of the
oioier, and the title to the land
sauFes to the party who purchased
me soldiers right.
Complainants do not dispute
saat such is the law, but they claim
mat conveyance of this righ
"ald be made, as was attempted il
'u's case, only after an order to thu
s0ardian by the proper court, ant
'uat In this case the order wa
uaoe after, instead of prior to th'
making of the powers.
Even if the right of these com
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-12-23

Bound books and nursery books,
sheet music and toys at Bolderston's,
Saratoga block.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-12-23
Cochran as Democratic Speaker.

1t is said in Washington that
Bourke Cochran of New York is
endeavoring 10 become the leading
democrat on the ways and means
and means committee, with the
view of ultimately becoming the
speaker of the house, in the event
the democrats win that body. He
has made specially of the tariff
and is highly equipped as debater
on that subject. The route for him
is long one, since his success le-
pends, first, on the declination of
Senator Money to again come to
the senate from Mississippi. Should
Money decline to run, then John
Sharp Williams is to run to fill the
seat vacated by Money. If Will
liams is elected over Vardaman,
there will be a vacancy in the dem
ocratic leadership of the house.
Then Mr.. Cochran must win the
leadership. Then the democrats
must win the house. Then Cock
ran must win the speakership. II
is truly a long route, but politicians
never care for distances when they
are after a nice thing like the
speakership. ewiston Tribune.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-12-23

Talk about doing business! The
TRIBUNE office is working night
and day (part of the time) with a
force of four men, two boys and a
towel Our type-setters are rum
ming almost continually and we are
taking and getting out all the work
that comes our way, and want
more. We have just finished sew
eral books and can get out a few
more in the next two weeks. Our
force can take care of any number
of halt or full page ads, and conse-
quently can accommodate all. We
do not mention these things to
boast, because we are naturally OF a
modest and retiring disposition, and
boast from us might make the
towel standing in the corner of our
press room faint.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-20
,ORGE oHNET

hablaba hace nomepto. Pouer talento al servcio
de otro2 Sc habra negado con desden.
Hay dstancia muy grande entire aceptar
chazar trabajo semejante En- ell camno recorrdo
tan escalonadas perdida de! orgulo la abdcaci6n de
la independence necesdad del lujo enervane Ell ov
do de la personadad.
Yo repio que ell Derstal que mis- amigos yo hemos
conocido querido exste Hay otro que tene su mis-
cara que lie parece 81 fuese hermano pero
tene nj cerebro, nj corazon. Escrbe msica de
pacotla. No vovera escfbir obra maestro.
-lQuc sabes t17-dijo Derstal herido 10 mas
profundo de su orgullo.
OH 81 algo deseo en- este mundo es VERNE preci-
sada confesar que equivocodijo Eva sonriendo
tranqulidad Hace aho que Ia Opera esta espe
rando LA Veneciana 20 soy quen debe csntara.
-lConsenrAs elo?-pregunto Derstal asom-
bro.
-iAcaso puedo hacer cosa? Estoy coaratada
la Opera. El director me dsribuye pape
tengo para que preocuparme de sabar quen ell
Mi deber consiste inerpreta.lo, as ell del
consste en- escribirlo.
Fij6 en- Derstal una altanera mirada ahadi6.
-Es I'm asunto de probidad professional. Peor para
quien falte Ell . :s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-20

Ell GAMING DE LA GLORIA 225
Derstal di6 unas monedas al acomodador, a5ri6 ell
ismo la portezuea para que subiese Ia cantane pre-
gunt6:
-lD6nde vas7
"A mi casa.
-Cochero cale de-; pare en- la esquina de Ia
calle Drouot del "boulevard'
sin pedir Eva permso para acompafara, Sc
sent6 su lado Como dominada por uerza superior
su vountad la cantante habfa hecho solo esfuer
20 para evtar la presencia de Derstal
Ell coche corria e!los esaban juato oro, teu-
bando de emoc6n pero sepaados 81 hubiesen si
do extranos.
Eva fue la prmera que recobr6 Ell valor para habar
y volviendose descubr6 su noble rostro iumnado por
la ndecsa luz de los faroles del coche.
-Esta noche-le dijo--he visto q su mu;er por
primera Es encantadora. Le feicto.... Merece
querida
Dersta inclin6 la cabeza y respondio:
Eva, hablame de IT, Es 10 dnico que interesa.
!Que haces? Que es de tu vida2
La cantante sonro dulzura.
Mi vida es la misma que ha sdo sempre: la vida
de mujer senclla, ordenada y c4sera. Tratajo
mucho.
-IY wives. SOAR
-Vivo con mi madre, como antee.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-20
CORRESPONDENCE
CONERCIAL UNIVERSAL
Trilingtie, en- Espanol, Ingles y France.

.Tratado complete, obra necesf
ria & TODD comerciante, Banquero,
Hacendado, Industrial, Detallista. De.
pendiente, Corredor de Concrete, Pc
rito Mercantil, Tenedor de Libros,
Pericial de Aduanas Interprete y con.
tador de Navfo, Photo y sobrecargo
de nave, Secretario y Contador de
Ayuntamiento y Diputacien y emplea'
dos de Hacienda y Aduanas, en- gene.
raj todo hombre de negocio.
Ell libro esta hecho por Ell doctor
don Constantine de Horta y Pardo.
% vends al precio de dos dollars en-
= libreEia del "Boletin Mercsntil".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-20
A gitaci6n revOluc;onaria
EN- RUSSIA

San PeterSburgo, de Diciembre.-
Han sido arrestados $50 hombres in
clusos 20 ofciales per erteneclentes va
rios regimientos de la guardia impe
rial, de servicio en- Ell palacio sitic
imperial de Tsarskoe Selo. Los arres
tos Sc hicieron auteanoche.
Es dificil saber la csusa exacta de es
tos arrestos. Uuos dicen que Sc des-
cubrio conspirando la gente, y otros
porque la gente Sc quej6 al Empera-
dor de que Sc lie daba NAL trato, y So
bre todo, porque Sc negaba prestar
Servlclo de policia, consider andolo de-
nigrante para militares. Lo evidente
es que Ell espfritu de insubordinacl6n
tiene contaminado todo ell ejercito,
como tambien la armada, incluyen-
do hasta la guardia de corps, sin mas
exception que los cosacos, y que salvo
estos, no gueda regimiento que inspire
confanza.
Esa actitud iel de los cosacos da lu-
gar que Sc olga ser intenci6n del
Sobierno movilizar toda esta rama del
servicio en- ell imperio. que comprende
unos 100000 hombres. Por las GALES
de San Petersburgo apenas Sc We otra
fuerza armada que policla y cosacos.
Ell motin de marjneria y tropa en-
Sebastopol ha sido sofocado por fuer-
zas del ejercito y la armada que per
manecieron leales. y el general Nepus-
left ha logrado dJtninar la situacion.
Debido la paralizacion telegratica.
que eS practicamente completa en- toda
Russia Europea non Sc conocen con
exactitud las ocurrencias de Sebasto-
pol. Ell Imotfn gu do sofocado Ell
microbes.
Dicese que todo aquel dla fueeun
caffoneo entire buques y fuertes, que
diez buques rebeldes estuvieron ca
foneando la plaza, que los cuarteles
en- que los amotinados Sc hicieron fuer-
tes fueron tomados por asalto, que
muri6 qued6 herida mucha gente, y
que la plaza sufrio considerables deS-
perfectoS.
El jefe del motfn en- Sebastopol, TN
tenien te de nav1o apellidado Schmidt,
esta preso. Sc hace subir 5000 Ell
ndmero de muertos Ell los Combates
de Sebastopol.
Berlin, de Diciembre.-Ha causa
do gran sensation ur rumor de origen
desconocido, llegado esta maflana, di
ciendo que TN gran duque, miembro
de la familia imperial de Russia, hizo
armas contra ell Emperador. hiriendole
EN- la mano derecha. De San Peters
burgo 10 niegan terninantemente
Londres, de diciembre. .-Hallase
rota desde esta tarde la communication
entire Londres y San Petersburgo. In
formes de Paris y otras ciudades di
cen que la communication telegraflca
entire Russia Ell resto del mundo esta
completamente interrumpida.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-29
COLD DAY IN AUGUST
WEATPEHATURE IN MONTGOMERY
 DROPPED TO 6.
Aowesk Previous Record Recorded b, Weather Bureau Here Was 5S i'm 1se1--Overcoats Were
 Comfortable.

Yesterday was a cold day in August!
 You've heard of cold days in August but you've never felt one. That is not until yesterday morning. Perhaps you didn't feel 1t at all. Perhaps you turn ed over in your bed, while dreaming of Lieutenant Peary and Colonel Nansen, FiaIA and other Polar people. grabbed your cover. pulled it over your snor- ing body and slept on contentedly.
 But the policemen, who patrol beats in the wee small hours felt the cold and some few other unfortunates shiv- cred as they slunk homeward. The weather man says 1t was cold. Therev fore let 1t not be doubted that Mont gonnery had a cold day in August.
 The thermometer at the Weather Bu- reau office dropped to- 63 degrees Far enheft. This Is the lowest mark reg istered in August since 1891, when the mercury registered 5s. This Is the cry weather Bureau. Only twice in mometer been down as low as s3 in the merry month of August
 The drop in temperature had it's ef- feet on Montgomery. Everybody seemed to have more ambition to walk fast and a little negro was heard to say to a companion, chewing on a wa tcrmeIon rind: Oats right. Eat 1t all It's de lass you'll git dis var
 The lack of humidity of yesterday morning made the weather feel decid- edly cooler than 6S degrees would in dIcate.
 It was cold enough to make one want an ovsrcoat. a hot toddy or something similar
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-29
MIR. JOHNSON GETS OFFICE.
Appointed Superintendent Of Education
 of Perry COuufY.

Charles C. Johnson. Superintendent of the Marion City Schools, was yester- day appointed County Superintendent of Education of Marion County by State Superintendent of Education l. w. Hill. The appointment fills a vacancy caused
 by the recent resignation of Hon. H. K. Hoover. of Marion. which was accepted Saturday.
 Perry County has attached an extra
 importance to the office of Superintend- ent of Education as in addition to the regular fees allowed the officer by stat ute. he receives salary appropriated by the Board of County Commissioners. This additional compensation is given on condition that the entire time of the Superintendent shall he devoted to the office
 As soon as the resignation of ex-su- perintendent Hoover became known in the vacancy resulted. The race all
 along was between the appointee. MT. Johnson. and R. H. Evans of Marion. Both gentlemen carried strong endorse ments.
 State Superintendent Hill appointed three other County Superintendents yesterday. or rather. reappointed that number They were Hon. John c. VII Hams of Talladega: c. l.. Mcdowell of
 Barbour County. and W. P. Archibald
 of Greene County. These officers will
 succeed themselves. Their old terms will expire October 1. They will hold
 intendent Mcdowell who Is appointed for only one year. beginning October 1,
 being regulated by a special act of the Legislature which makes the office in Barbour County elective by the people after next year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-29
FATHER EATON INJURED.
Young Priest Fell from Pickett spring.

Car
 Rev. Father Thomas J. Eaton. assist ant rector of St. Peters Catholic Church fell from an outgoing Pickett Springs electric car at S:30 o'clock last night at the corner of Dexter Avenue and Laurence Streets and was painfully all thought not seriously injured.
 The young priest in company with a friend. attempted to board car or the Montgomery Traction company at people hurrying out to the park theatre and the motorman refused to stop his car at this corner. Father Eaton and his friend succeeded in catching the car while it was in n.otion and getting standing room on the running board.
 high wind was blowing and the hat of the young priest was blown from the car but his hold was lost and he fell violently to the brick pavement. Help soon reached him. and he was promptly carried to the office of sur geon where his wounds were dressed. He had an ugl ycut over his right eye. Two stitches were needed to close the aperture. His face was badly cut and his body was bruised. 2. None of the injuries was considered serious.
 As soon as the wounds had been dressed. Father Eaton was taken in a carriage to St. Margaret's Hospital. where he Is reported as resting easy As soon as the news of the accident spread hundreds of people who know and love Father Eaton hurried to ascer- tain hfs condltion ana general reIleI was expressed that the injuries were of a minor nature.
 Rev. Father Dennis Savage. the senior priest of St Peters hurried down town immediately on hearing the news of the accident and was with his assistant un- til a late hour last night. It will be remembered that about two years ago. Father Savage was the victim of a run away accident in which he came near
 Father Eaton is one of the youngest, most brilliant and best beloved of the priesthood of Alabama He has been In Montgomery something over a year. He previously had charge in Ensley.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-29
NEGRO ACQUITTED. A
The Trial of Afunroe DOlphus for Shoot
 fmW Another.

ing Another.
 Demopolis, Aug. 28:-(SpeciaI.lEI ne preliminary hearing of Mun5os sb0f ana 0spii pkiIie ed Joe Glover in this city last t, IhHTs- Ms- day night, came up before Acting Ma yor. w M. Tucker yesterday mornins,, % s,, and as all the evidence submitted went to prove the act Justifiable, the negro
 Goodman e. Grifin has been relieved Sss rS s tassn Sp Sptg is o duties M as police" man. He still meets every traln ans. ,.s. boat and no passenger can pass nm without the proper credentlals. ,.i
 Holm Anderson. an old negro citizen, dropped dead on the street early this
 There Is likely to be a. little clash between the City Board Of HeaiLn .ha anu ani ton of the latter body in Tem9oy,innas S,na :. Quarantine 0ff1cer Goodman J, Grimm from the trains without appointing 2 bv acting Mayor w NJ. Tucker and the Council against the wishes of. and 2 strong protest from the City Board oi Health. At a previous meeting heln ahout week ago the Board of Health Recommended that the quarantine offi- cer be retained on the trains TOT al least thirty days longer, and MayorT, Ely is reported to have told pr. l. G. wilson inc President of the Board of Health mat inc Guarantine officer would be kent on the trains until he was ordereo off by the Board of Health. It F learned that this move on the part oi inc Council will be contested by the Board of Health, as there Is city ordi- nance which plainly states that the rec ommendations of the Board of Heaitl CouncIl. pr. Wilson, the President oi the Board of Health, says he, Is firm ir his opinions. and done what he consid' cred his official duty, and has no com, promise to propose and VIII Hceep
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-29
ON THE TRAIL OF RABB
EVERGREEN YOUNG MAN "A FUGI-
 TIVE FROM JUSTICE.
Reward offered for the Son of . PromA-
 nent Family, Who Committed Assault on Q Young

officers and citizens of Conecuh Coun- ty are making determined effort to apprehend Leslie Rabb, the young man of prominent family residing in Ever green, who committed criminal as- saault upon a highly respected young woman of that place Sunday night. Au- gust 20. and escaped.
 Details of the terrible crime were published in Sundays Advertiser. ow-
 ing to the peculiar nature of the crime and the prominence of the people associated with 1t many of the facts have been suppressed. Citizens of Ev- ergreen who have visited Montgomery in their search for young Rabb decline to discuss the crime.
 sheriff W. W. Pridgen of Conecuh County and Hon. James F. Jones or Evergreen were at the capitol yester- day morning to ask Governor Jelks to offer a reward for the capture of Rabb.
 While the Governor. 1t may be said. was disposed to offer the reward. he
 explained to the gentlemen from Ev-
 ergreen that 1t was customary with the executive department to require that
 requests of this kind should come from
 the Solicitor of the Circuit. There Is
 little doubt that Solicitor c. R. Bricken of the Evergreen Circuit will ask that
 the reward be offered.
 It is said that citizens of Conecuh County have already offered reward of $200 for the capture of Rabb. Reports that came from Evergreen indicate that the people of Conecuh County are stirred over the crime as they have not been stirred in a great many years, and if Rabb is captured he will not be taken there until there has been a cooling time.
 The young woman victim of Rabb is the daughter of an esttmabie widow who resides about twelve miles in the country from Evergreen. She had a position in the town and was admired and respected by all who knew her She accompanied Rabb, who is said to
 be about 21 years old, to church Sun | day night, and while away from home | the assault was committed at the point | of a pistol. it is said. Through a na- turai fear of publicity the young wo- man did not make known what had oe- | had left Evergreen. He was in Mont | gomery Wednesday, but since that time
 he has disappeared completely. Sheriff Pridgen and other citizens
 have made several trips to Montgomery and other points In an effort to locate Rabb. Dozens of copies of his photo graph have been mailed to police de-
 partments throughout the country and no labor or expense, will be spared to capture him..
 The young woman Is said to be in a serious condition. She has been re- moved to the home of her mother in the country from Evergreen.