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The Newtown bee., 1905-06-23
GREAT PLAIN.
A LITTLE NONSENSE NOW AND II

LITTLE NONSENSE NOW AND THEN. There is man in our town.
 Whose duties take him up and down The country roads ahd city streets.
 He always has word and smile for every
 one he meets. His horses, two. are not brand new,
 But one is hard to pass. The other one, dapple gray,
 Is not so swift, alas. A "Yankee Doodle' boy is he.
 A mail man staunch and true, And if you try to quiz him,
 You'll find its 'up to y0u." He seems to ''know whereof he speaks" Thus ran the Rumble Bee, And yet he's off on wOmen'S ways,
 Its very plain to see. He seemed to think all they could do.
 Was wash and iron and bake, But now he finds Great Plain has one, Who surely takes the cake. Ten mighty post holes she did dig
 And set the poles therein, The Lord of the Manor" will do the rest, Or we'll call the neighbors in.
The Newtown bee., 1905-06-23
EDWARD PARKERTON.

Edward Parkerton, son of MT and Mrs Eugene Parkerton, passed away Friday night, June 16. Funeral serv- ices were held Sunday afternoon at 23O, Rev A. c. Eggleston officiating.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-07-21

-. SANFORD -.
.:..:,.;..:..:,.

From Cur Special Correspondent.
Pioneer Celebration July 24.
Everybody invited,
Henry Robinson is still unable
10 navigate without the aid of
crutches.
Mrs. Mary Evans took Monday S
train for Creede where she will
Join her husband.
:. c. Berthelson has just fin
ished stacking his large crop of
alfalfa. and with others is ready
for good rain.
Andrew Poulson is assisting
Commissioner Dalton in tlistribut-
ing the waters of the Conejos
among the farmers.
Marcus Funk was down from
the reservoir Thursday. He re-
ports every one busy and work
progressing nicely.
Sven Peterson. our enterprising
merchant. has IA greater demand
for eggs and poultry than he can
supply. Why don't more people
engage in the poultry business?
Misses Maud and Amy Poulson
arrived Wednesday morning from
Boulder where they have been at
tending school at the University
of Colorado. They will spend va
cation with their parents.
Relief Society conference con-
vrned in Sanford Monday, July
17th. Among the visitors were
Apostles Lyman and Smith. The
sisters received many encouraging
words and will push their good
work with renewed energy.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-07-21
rip Van Winkle."

Eiler's Big Company of thirty
people travelling in their own (2)
special cars. viii present Joseph
Jefterson's version of the famous
play RIP VAN WINKLE." at
Manassa. Sat. July 30 under an
immense waterproof pavilion
theatre, capable of seating 12OC
people. fully equipped with opera
chairs and mammoth stage with
Il complete outfit of Special
scenery. a tirst class production
is guaranteed. six clever special.
ties being introduced. and excel
lent music furnished BY Eiler's
Concert Band and Operatic Or
chestra. a free band concert and
unicycle exhibition will he given
at noon. Doors open at !. perfor-
nance at s.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-07-21
Feedi
Bran. 81 30.
1000 pound lots sl.20.
Oats. for feed. 81 1.60.
WALLACE Nero. Co.
Notice OF Special Stockholders
Meeting Of the Los Sau-
ce5 Ditch Company.

! The holdcr- nf more than ono third in Il
I mount OF the outstanding stock in tle Los Sau-
1 Book thereof having dul made written re-
quest therefore giving the substance OF pro
posed am ndment to the Articles of lucor-
poration OF said Corporation, and said request
I having been duly presented to the Board Of
Directors thereof, Now therefore we, the un-
dersigned Board OF Directors of said Company
do hereby call special meeting Of the stock
hodar- Of said Company, and notice thereof
is hereby given, for the purpose of considering
80 id proposed amcndin the same being to
amend the Second Article of said Articles of
Incorporation SO ~ to read a. follows:
Second-Ihc object for which our said COM
pany j. formed and Incorporated Is the con-
structior, OWNERSHIP ana maintenance of an
irrigating ditch and the carriage and distribu-
tion of water thcrofrom for the irri yation Of
lands belonging to or used by the stockholders
uses. laid lands being situated at and near
Los Sauces iu the county of Coneio~ and state
OF Colorado, said water to he taken frona the
Conelos river at "a point where the head gate
and dam has been b7ilt In the y. ". 4 of
section Nine o. in Township rs, North of
Range II East of New Mexico Meridian. sntd
ditch also to he supplied with water from
certain Spring lying near the western line OF
he North East quarter IN. T.. "A of Section
eight tsl in said township and range aforesaid,
and also from certain springs situated in Sec
tion Seven ~ of said township and range; and
OF said Springs the same bel tributaries of
he Conejos river; and including any and all
tributaries of said Coneios Rivcra~ the source
of said water supply. Said ditch running from
said headgaic, theHce running In South
Ensterly direction through the y W. 4 and
5. L, = OF aid section9. and y. ". y and 5. W.
i of Section IL, and through y. W. !. and S. W.
l. OF Section - and n. ". 4 of section 81.
to Il Point In the Nv. "a of the y. W 4 in said
Sec. -, thence running in Ensterly direction
through the said y W, L and y. E. J. of Sec.
%, in the Township and range aforesaid and in
the said County and state aforesaid.
Notice l. given that said special meeting for
the purpose af 'resaid will be held at the pub
lie school house at Los Sauces in the County
OF Coneios State of Colorado. on the l7th day
of AuIu-t \. d. 1905, at two O'Clock p NJ. of
laid day.
Jo-E n. NARANJo.
JUAN u. NABASJO.
Jo-E IGNACIo MARTIsHZ.
Board of Directors.
First Publication July H. 1905.
Last Publication August 4, 1906.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-07-21
. . La SAUSES ..

From our Special Correspondent.

From our Special Correspondent.
The Rio Grandc river is almost
/ dry and the boys viii catch fish
easily.
Father Brucker. of Conejos. was
/ here last Sunday and held services
at the church.
Miss Ianuelita Ruybal. Of
Magoto. came over to La Sauses
to spend few days with her rela-
tives.
The farmers OF La Sauses are
quite busy at present irrigating
their crops. as the water is rather
scarce.
Mr.. q. Quintana has taken the
contrac, for stacking Peter Han
sens hay and he expects to COM
mence the work as soon as pos
sible.
Ricardo Barela. Of this place, is
smiling these days as his wife pre-
sented him with beautiful boy
last Sunday. Both mother and
child are doing well.
Jose \. Martinez, the Post Mas
ter Of La Sauses. is the papa of a
new baby girl presented to him by
his wife last Tuesday. Baby and
mother are doing well.
Mr. p. J. Chavez, one Of the
active and prosperous merchants of
this place, is busy every day build
ing IA new house and he expects to
fiji it with dry goods and groceries
next fall
Mr.. p. Lopez. the popular mer-
chant of La Jara, accompanied by
his brother. Mr.. Fernando Lopez.
also merchant of Sanford spent
part of the day here last Sunday
transacting business.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-07-21
..:.,:.,.:
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From Our Special Correspondent.


From Our Special Correspondent.
Worhmen have commenced an
addition to the church.
Mr.. Feliz Ribera went over to
Conejos this Week on business.
Harry Olds was among his Capu-
lin friends this week buying lambs
Sid Lovett and brother went up
to the Carpenter lake on water
business.
La gloria mas grande. de un
pueblo libre es de transmitir la
libertad sobre todo.
Come estamos amigos. La Cron-
lea de La lara, esta lista para
ayudar a suo amigor.
Mr.. Jose Damian Munoz was at
Capulin this week. He came
down from his ranch.
Mr.. Juan NJ. Romero passed
through Capulin from his home
at La Jara Canon tc La Jara.
Mr.. Fidel Ortiz was around his
friends this week. He has been
working up the Alamosa river.
The energetic Mr.. Juan Miguel
Vigil is kept busy nowadays at
tending to his big crop of hay.
Lambs are selling at Il good
pnee now, better prices paid for
;ambs this year than in former
years.
Mr.. Jose Lauro Valdez is always
kept on the go. Now he is busy
getting men to work on the Ala
mosa reservoir.
The sheepmen feel easier now
as they delivered the wool. got
their money and spent it among
the merchants.
NF'A INV "a tihAH-'4i' 49, -
Luis Ribera, has bought number
of lambs for Monte Nisia party.
1t is said they paid IA good price
for tho lambs.
Mr.. Hilario Valdez is now driv-
ing one of the incest buggies
around Capulin, and as he has a
fine team, he feels proud of his
nobby turnout.
Mr.. Romualdo Ortiz. our active
merchant of Capulin, has been re-
ceiying some very nice goods this
week which he is displaying to his
customers at his store.
The able deputy water Commis-
sioner. Abelino A. Muniz, is kept
quite busy attending to the water
gates ali the time. Mr.. Sid Low
ett made no mistake in appointing
Dir. Aluniz as his deputy.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-07-21

From Our Special Correspondent.

From Our Special Correspondent
Mr.. Z. L. Meyers. of Antonito,
was iii town Monday,
Mrs. Bertha Nichols, of Los
Cerritos. was visiting friends in
Manassa Monday,
John c. Dalton Jr. came over
from Chama. \. NJ. last Saturday
to attend conference.
The farmers are now rejoicing
over the rain which fell north and
west of town Tuesday
Mrs. John Langston is over from
Chama. y. NJ, visiting relatives
and friends for few days.
James H. Elledge and daughter.
Stella, were up from Tres Piedras,
n. NJ. to attend conference.
John |. Smith and wife have
agreed to disagree and have de
cided to occupy different houses.
The many friends of Mrs. Fannie
Hutfaker will be grieved to learn
that she has been quite seriously
i'll the past week.
Water Commissioner John C..
Dalton has been very busy the
past week, adjusting the water ON
the Conejos river
}. y. Mcdaniel is having ear
load OF barley chopped at Haynie
Bros mill this week and will ship
as soon as completed.
Mrs. Henry Behrmau left Mon
day night for Iieber City. Utah.
where she will join her husband,
Henry will make his future home
in Utah.
Geo d. Massey cut his foot with
an AK while cutting ties few
weeks ago which has been giving
him considerable pain but is now
improving.
Mrs Martha Haskell. who has
been in Utah the past four months
visiting with her fathers family,
:. =. Smith. and other relatives
and friends, returned home We'd
nesday morning. f. NJ. Owens,
son and daughter accompanied her
home and are now the guests of s
:. Smith Jr Mr.. Owens is Il
brother-in-law of Mr.. Smith.
:. =. Weimer had Il runaway on
Monday. He had started for Con
ejos and III passing the bitches out
west he saw lit to adjust water in
IL certain ditch and left his buggy
without tying his horse. The re-
suit was that his horse was caught
i'll town and his buggy was short a
top. but very little other damage
was done. Mr.. Weimer had the
pleasure of walking back to town
Conference convened here slast
Saturday with good attendance.
The apostles selected Levi p. Helm
to succeed the late Albert r. Smith
as president of the San Luis Stake
of Zion. with Thos. 4. Crowther
and Erastus $. Christensen as his
counselors, which selection was
sustained by the people. Apostles
Frances NJ. Lyman and John
Henry Smith were among those
who attended conference from salt
Lake City
Bishop Jackson called meeting
for last Monday night. the purpose
being to talk up the building of
the opera house which has so long
been needed. There was "A good
turn out Qnd the vote was taken
to see if the people wanted to build
it at once which carried unani-
mously The old building commit
tee WAS released and the bishop
and his counselors were empowered
to appoint IA new committee which
will be done at once and work com
menced.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-07-21

III you want watermelon that
will make your mouth water for
a week after eating it call into
divers and see his fine lot.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-06
9rifft berb oraemc Hellem.

gBenn paS Sdiff gurer @clunbbeit auf
Die perbOrsenen 6elIen Der Shwinbluht,
gungenent3iinouns etc. aufIduft. 70 leio
Sbr perlpren, irenh SIR ni6t 6ilfe 9cn
Or. Sings Stem Discovery for @cn=
lumption" erbaltet. S. Us. Mc&innpn
BON Salaoesa Springs, Ola, l6reibt;
SD bate lebr franf an Der 2unsenents
5iinpung oarnieoer9eleeen, mar unter
Sebanolnug BON 3mei 2ler3ten, iuurDc ie-
bod ntht better, Bis ih Or. &ins's New
Discovery su nebmen be9ann. Die erlte
Dcif5 sepabrte mir 9inoeruns uuo etne
Sla1cbe beiIte MIDI" Si6ere 5eilung
fur peben 5alS, Bron6itis, 6ulten unp
Grfdltun9en. 0arnntirt in Millers @pps
tbefe. preis SOC uno 81. prpbeFalhen
frei. Sn @iillerS gputbete pirb peutlh
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bduoen llnb @talIlin9en unusrlebrt 9e.

bduoen uno Stallun9en unuerlebrt 9e-
blieben.
Sn Mltersippl (2usern) bronnte basl
Wobnhaus oes 2anomirtbg 6dnmaher
.auf DEN Grnno nieDer. syei Dem
Branoe. bel Dem bas game sSnpentar
su 8runoe gna blisben aud Der 70-
jdbri9e leOiae 2anoarbeiter Biirli BON
Billisau 9ano uno ein sebnidbrieer
Snabe Oes Shumader III ben 6lam.
men. sic fbIiefsn i'll Der 9adtam-
mer beisinanoer.
Gin 6riib9efpitter ging leBte MoA
fiber Die 8eeeno bon gBattpOl (5t.
8allen). glnd in Nmrisnpl fSbur=
aal) bat bsi beftiaem Shneetreiben
plDBlid ein befiiger gliB= uno 9onners
Ihlaa Die abnllngslpIen 8e,po1ner Des
SOrIeS nlht lueniq erid)reft.
Ser Wllr5 mar Bis ieBt teiu freuno=
| Iliber @eleilt; CT braebie in Taft lteter
sblDebslpna GeQen lno. Sdneegeii0-
Der. Ielten SonnelrfAein. IS mare
nun ipobl an Der 3eit. oaB oas Metter
manierli1er tpiiroe.
9ln peridieoenen Grteu Iino gro=
i6lipfe Doraetunmetl, 10 bel s5mmtnIee
ain Giai, bel Sumisipaln uno pberDalb
WeiBenburg i'll 6immenthal eSerm,
nd bic Yabnlinie iiberIhiittet muroe.
Bei ct. 9ltlton I'M SDrol 9ing eine
ungebeure G9neelaluine iiener. Die brei
WirthIAaftsgebduoe Dolltdnoig lpeg=
ieate. sSn ben .3iiaen. s!pil1en Da=
pos uno NlDenue i'm Gantpn @raubiin=
ben Iino 10 ltarte 2aminen aefa(en,
oaB Die Boiten iliht Ourdfpmmen fpnn=
ten. @m Mettenbera uno am Wdm=
den bel WrinoelDalb Iino init Qelualtiz
gem Solen aa6lreihe 2alpiren nleoerees
aan9en uno bDten ih6ne S6nulpiele,
lpenn lie III tpeniQen Setlnoen Die ca.
1900 Meter lanae 5turSbabn our1=
fausten. 9ie &ebrIeite biIostsn aber
aetnidte Bdloer, ara serpfliigtes uub
Deri6llttetes gBieIen- un0 Nferlano unO
an eIpopierteu Puntteu Itebenoe be-
orobte @euduoe. Sn Den Sdoilensn
(llri) muBtt Der 8of perfebr neuerDin1s
nnterbro6en meroen, lpeil malienbaft
G6nee qefallen uno barnm Die 2ami-
nenQefabr groB mar. So Die 6rilb=
llngs= Saa- uno Na9t9leide lett ae-
tern binter tns liegt, 10 oiirFte Der
6ritbling nun bod als9emah als 5err=
Iber auftreten. 81.
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9cs Sberiten @aterIoo

Sberit Sobn %. Suffer BON .5pney
Grove, Geras, fanp nabesu letn gBaterlcu
in eebers unp glierenleiben. Sn einem
fitrsliben Brief iast er: SD mar beinabe
tcot ppn oieien geicen, uio ohpobl i'd
neinen 5amilien=arSt su 8atbe sos, balf
er mir ni6t. Sd bolte mir alio cine
SOC 6lal6e pcn guren aroBen electric
gitters, relhe mid, beilte~ SD balte
bielelten fir ras telte 5eilmittrl In Der
gBelt unb panfe @ctt Der Sbnen rie
&enntnib sat, cs 5n madden" 8ertauft
uno 5eiluna 9arantirt tei Dispeplia,
@allen~ uub Nierenleipen prn Millers
apctbefe, su fiinf3ig Gts. per 5laldc.
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Grecurftonett Der 9. & ..
GiSetbabat.

8illige preiie fiir Sourilten na1
bent Siioen uno MeIten. 5itets oiil
ti9 fir 60 Gage big 6 Monate.
9aah alien pnn.ten i'm @iioen nne
Giiooiten. Waibington uno Hlprioa
einbearllfen. billise preiie fiir @nliebler.
gldG Wlerito gitp uno suriif, Iebr
billiae 8reiie big gum 30. Npril. Die
3idets lino giilti0 bis !. ssuni. SO
Nad portiano. 6pofane, 9elene,
San ssransisto uno pieleu onoern
pldben iebr billige Breiie bis S. Wiai. 2
Rad Mtlanta. 3d., am IA. uuo Is.
Mai, Elm Gabrprsis plus 25c fir Die
Munofabrt. AliOciotiOn Der Uabrifan=
ten. q
glad Dem Siioen uno Giioipelfen am
4. uno Is. Npril. YeIonoere HunO=
fahrt=9aten fiir 6eimfudenoe. so
giad1 bem gloropelten om Al. H.,
.18. uno 25. Mpril. Belpnoere gin@
fabrt=Naten liir Anliebler. 81
glad Baltimore, Mo., Elm sSabrpreis
plus $I00. BON 3. bis a. esuIi. speQen
Der @briliian @noeapor Contention. 8
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gDinona Gafe Oicie gaijpm.

Wiiono Ger tptrD bteIe Gallon beIonoers ansiebeno
sin fir AnsIii9e. Der CONNER 1905 fpiro Elm bes
funDers unsetenber iriu am Minpna Gse Den nun.
Derblbibeu .Neort4 I'M u0rblicbeu sJnbiana an ben
YfHHiptcnni0 linieit Die VreSbDierian GenelaI
Ajiemblp ipirb iid bort am l8 Maai perjammeu e.
riibmte Geoner uta mlniifer Hnb fur bic latfrba.
tuHqen bieisr. @1tIDr enga9irt morhen GS iinben
aInmtuHgeH tatt poln waai big Gepientber Die lite
rriide Experimentation ipirb cine broutinente ietn
H Rur3tnl 60 tpiro cine iberuu5 profitabft GailDu
~ bsS srspn mn0 hs;e s@f e
WiH0un &aft bat Gplf.Hiuas EeHni6sGourts
9o}sball. nno Gridet.f6riinbe gpotfabrtsn Giiden.
3ogsr' s{afl!itdtsn nltb @diDiiumtn. Die Yenu{pl-
paM!d Hiitien fobseu bsxelt gun Nutf GiHgaiiQ
@diipns nth inf5sbntdgige Exeurfon6s Eidets fbanf
fElnn8f perben bon &idfts N0enteu Der @fNngIpdnsa
r}oruaatioI dbtr Wi3tona en- @rparonlnl
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il Il j Il /. 4 4 1 Il 4 i u !
9cutid)c 8ad)er
nerfn ttiett.

Die folgeiloen beliebten Romane fDil=
ren In Der Office Disies glattes bespgen
iuerbeil:
@us einrr ileinem WaruiEon Soc
&uf bunfe!n gDfgen !. 35s
Qeibeiaen 25s
Der RsGius bDt EbilabtlpbiG 35f
3ie @fraBs Der NerlorneH 25f
Das s3tidrn her Bier 35f
8tt 6nslb bnn Baskerville 35t
2fttnas6 Na. 113 35f
goer, oer inns sifen nellen Nboll=
llxIlikS brin0t, osr tiil Sabr IN upr0us
bt3oblf, bat Das Medt, lid) eins Oielsr
lldsr aIs Yrds s|ltpd 4ien.
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SIR ioGtet GntlbluB obtr Sic sDfes So. IL beindl,
ebe SIR Sure ribiarsfleber enfau gStr piI 0a6 I'M
nterle Ssberan lieg bas bette fit OaS Geb III anen
bar baben fanl uno mir @b nit baDD abeNe=
gen fbnnen 70 nb mir bere es auf5u9ebele
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-20
Full Of Tragic Meaning.

are these lines from J. II. Simmons,
Of Casey, la. Think what might
have resulted from his terrible cough
il he had not taken the medicine
about which he writes. 81 had a
fearful cough, that disturbed my
nights rest. | tried everything, but
nothing would relieve it, until l took
DR., Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, which
completely cured me-" Instantly re-
lieves and permanently cures all
throat and lung diseases; prevents
grip and pneumonia. For sale by DR..
E. Wenz, druggist; guaranteed; soc
aud $l.00. Trial bottle free.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-20
Notice Of Probate Of Will.
STATE OF IDAHO,
County of kOOtcnai, SO.

STATE OF IDAHO,
County Of kootenai IS.
In the Probate Court OF said County.
IN the matter OF the estate Of Richard Tau.
tenhahn, deceased.
A document purporting to be the last VIII
and Testament OF Richard Tautenhahn, do.
| ceased, having on the 18th day Of October
1905, come into the possession Of said Probate
Court, and Il petition for probate thereof and
for the issuance of letters Tcstamentry tC
said Louis A. Larsen having been filed by
Him, Louis A. Larsen.
1t IL hereby ordered that Monday, the 30th
day OF October. 1905, At 10 O'clock A. M. OF
said day. the same being a regular term day
OF the Probate Court term. at the court room
OF said Court, at the Courthouse. in Rath-
drum, County OF kootenai Idaho, be. end
the same Is hereby appointed the time and
place fer proving said VIII and hearing said
application. when and where any person in
terested may appear and contest the said
Will, and may file objections in writing I'd
the granting OF letters Tsstamentry to said
petitioners.
And 1t Is further ordered that notice b,
given thereof by the Jerk OF said Court. by
publication not less than 3 different DAYS be
fore said Both day Of October. 1906 IN tht
kathurum TriDunc.a newspaper printed and
published in said county.
Dated, this 18th day Of October, 1906.
ROBT. S. McCREA.
octio-7 Probate Judge.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-20
TIMBER LAND ACT JUNE 3 1878
Notice for Publication

United States Land Office,
Occur d'Alene. Idaho Sept. 10, 1906
Notice is hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions of the act OF Congress- Of
June ., 1878. entitled AN act for the sale Of
timber lands in the States of California Ore
; gon. Nevada. and Washington territory" us
| extended to all the Public Land States by act
OF August 4, 1892.
NORTH PETERSEN.
Of Spokane. county of Spokane. State Of
Washington. has this day filed in this Office
his sworn statement No. 1854. for the pur-
chase of the Sts NEh & NEA SEia, and Lot
53 n, Range No. s. w. b. NJ, and will offer
proof to show that the land sought is more
valuable for Its timber or stone than for
| agricultural purposes. and to establish his
CLAIM to said land before the Register and
Receiver ut Occur d'Alene. Idaho. on We'd
nesday, the end day OF November, 1905.
He names as witnesses:
Benton Hawley, Fred Campbell, Charles
II. Brickell and Thomas Hooper, all OF
Spirit Lake, Idaho.
Any and all persons claiming
versely the ab0ve-desc r b q d
lands are requested to nle their
claimsin this office on or before said end
day of November, 1905. II. N. BUM.
Sept = to Novel y Register.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-20
Forest Reserve Lieu Selection

IN THE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
at Occur d. Aiene Idaho, October 18th, 0O5,
Notice Is hereby given that the Santa Fe
pacIhc Railroad Company, by John Skuse,
is Spokane. Washington, did on the 18Th dav
of'July, 1905, make application under The
provisions of the Act OF Jnne 4, 1897. to select
the following described lands In Kootenai
County, Idaho, In this dist riot. tu-wit:
SW ii SW IA Sec Z; NV Ia SEA- & MI
il SW Ia Sec %; E l-2 SW Ia Sec rs; lots 3 &
I; and nc IL sw "a Sec %; ne IA Sec 81; Twp
25 n, r W b. M; NV IL Sc Ii, 81: Sc IA K
Ehs Sw ~; NV IL sw Ia Sec. II; lots 8 & 4
Sec % Twp. So N, r. . W b IN.
All persons claiming said lands or auy nor.
ton thereof under the mining laws or desir-
ing to show them to be mineral In character r.
are hereby notified to file objections to such
selections before the Register and Receiver
date. N'DIiEN Ravintnr &c
Oct 20-Noy24
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-20
Memorial Services.

Gen. Lawton Post x w. II. G. will
hold memorial services 10 Fraternal
hall. Saturday, Get. 81, 1905, at 2:30
p. H., for Comnander-ln-chl Will
mer w. Blackmar VI the Grand Army
of the Republic, who died July l6.
All members Of the Post s. Corps are
requested to be present. Oct. 1920
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-10-20
GENERAL NEWS.

The ueace treaty between Russia
ana iaran was signed last SatoFa'f'
% I. IA. by Emperor Nicholas II o
Russia, at ST. Petershurg, aua the
Mikado VI Japan al Toxic.
Sir Henry Irving, the noted Eng
llish actor died in London, on the
night of Oct. l3, aged 81 years. lie
was born 10 Somersetshire, Feb. q,
1888.
The Missouri building at Por tland
was burned to the ground, Thursday
night, Oct, 10 Nearly all OF the
tiue exhibits including statuary and
paintings were lost. The loss is estl'
in,dlpd al $50, 900; insurance S., 600.
The Lewis s. Clark Centennial, Pa
ciac Exposition and Portland and
|Oriental fair, closed at ! o'clock on
the morning of Oct. IS, after four
and half months. line toIai au-
missions were 2,545,5o9.
The Spokane Interstate fair closed
Sunday. The grand total OF paid adj
missions was SO, O26 and the total adj
mission and grand stand receipts
were $27, 900, as against total OF
$50, 900 last year. Concessions and
donations brought Sic, 900 more. IL
is estimated that the Fair has netted
su5rln. 81 $40, 000, enough to pay
\ off The old debt.
Both n3uses OF parliament at Stock
holm, Oct. 10, unanimously adopted
the governmeut Bill providing for the
ratificaton oi The KarlstaA treaty
provialng f0r the dissolution III thl
union ot. &efuj! autl sweden, both
houses met q lie eyeniaE, when the
government presented bill repeating
The act OF uni0n aud authorizing The
government 10 recognize Norway as
Ian independent state.