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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-05-24
HARR!MAN'S men ON
NORTHAND SOUTH ROAD

The Hartman lines were evident
ly in earnest in the announcement
that line is going to be built with
out delay down the Snake river
from Huntington. Reports from
Huntington are to the effect that
construction operations are receiv-
ing attention there, while at the
northumberland end of the line,
says the Lewiston Tribune, rush
of surveyors here for while mys-
titled the people. But all this
mystry is now cleared up.
The surveyors who reached
Charleston about two weeks ago are
now working up the west bank OF
the Snake river to Huntington. The
o. r. & N. surveyors, who reached
here Friday from Portland, and
who awaited the arrival of their
chief, Engineer S. A. Cobb, are also
Hartman men, and they are en-
gagged also on the Huntington sur
vey. They will work up the east
bank of the river. The engineers
D
came from the Oregon Short Line.
But the Short Line and the o. R. &
N. are Hartman lines; so there is
no fight. The men will work on
opposite sides of the river because,
until the data is secured, it is not
known which side of the river will
be followed by the road.
Engineer Cobb will start his work
on Normal hill, where he establish
ed camp yesterday. The fact that
he is an o. r. & N. man caused
a good deal of speculation that the
presence of his party here might
indicate pending trouble with the
Northern Pacific, but on the other
, hand it has developed that his work
will show the roads are still work
, joint construction plans. Mr.. Cobb
: will run lines in the endcavor to
, find entrance to the joint terminal
a grounds in the eastern section of
f the city from the Snake river. Such
. entrance would be necessary should
[ TIC I1uilllIiS tOll llilS COiuC uOWl tic
: Idaho side.
The grounds are located al
S Twenty-first street and the only
e route available would be over Nor
S NAL hill and through the residence
district. Should the line come
f down the Washington side a bridge
would be built from Charleston to
b the north bank of the Clearwater
4 and entrance could be secured to
n the Lewiston terminal by way o.
e the Clearwater bridge. These are
f problems that cannot be solved un
: til the railroad gets its data and tho
n survey for the entire Huntington
e line is completed. Lewiston's riv
i ers, grand as they are, also demand
: bridges, and these matters are es
e sentially an important feature il
s the railroad company's plans.
e The party that started it's worl
# out of Charleston is now at Asotin
: where boats are being built TO
e transporting supplies up the river
i Large batteaux are being used TO
: this work and one has already beer
Il completed.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-05-24
North Side Canal.

.'R. W. Faris, chief engineer for
the Twin Falls company, informed
me last night said II. E. Neal,
who was one of the Boise excursion
lists TO Twin Falls, to the Statesman,
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-05-24
REMEMBER
Record, us IA
Registered Number, 284O4

Sired by Mambino Boy 84 Remembrance, by George
Wilkes 69 Remember the sire of Cherry Prince 2:o6 Avon 2:I2
Agnes 2:,81a Remember is the only
performer Idaho the with
usual privilege
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Ya6e! Safc!
snr Heiic ms Mnslanb beiUr0t &.
Eainc, Hr. iii, ct. Hanl-S trafc.
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bon Observation-Disclosures. Sd)ifffabri
illlO Die inoiuiollellen Hcd)te oes Gin
5cllcn ollf glcid)c Sc%bollolltng mi
Den Nnbcren 5ll beitcben.
Ter picrte Erogronlntpnmft ocl
Goniercn5, iuelder oic &erbinoernnlN
jegliden acknowledgements bel Den
offcntlid)cl Iicnitcn 5ilnl 3luetf bat,
miro Der lrr5bnftcn lluteritiibnllg JET.
tens Der oulerltoniid)cn GcIegatcn be.
gcgnen.
Scr Nrici oca Setrct0rs al oil
onlcritoliid)cn Tclegntcn iii III lcocn'
@prtc ourd) iilrdtlolc Sficnbeit ocs
NuS0rlldS ullo electromagnetic d)a'
rofterilirt mo gnll5 oaruad) allBr.
tbon. ocn an Der Gonicren5 tbclllcba
men0cll MGd)tc bic llcbcr5cllgllll
oli5uor1ngcn, oob bic @oibillgtoner
Hegierllng BON ullportclild)cn Mobl'
iuollen ulo 9leidcr anfrld)tlgcr
SrcunOid)nit gegen allc Scbilnebmcr
erfilut lit. einc Saltlrl0, lpcld)c Srll.
Wbitc mo Srn. Wlmmcre bcion0cr3
luorll ans Scr5 gclegt miro.
Gic Gegicrung 9iebt lidl Der Soil.
llll1g bin, bnb bic omcrlfnniid)en e
lcgutell bllrd) ooS flor uorgcieid)nctc
Scrneboltcn bon icoer Eolitlf, icocr
&unollng ooerNllaorlldSlucilc, lueldt
cin hurn1oniid)cS llcbcrcinfonnlen jll
ltorcn gccignet m0re, IN Der bella.
genslucrtbcn Gpcntllnlitdt elmer TiS'
b%ornlolllc lid) III llcgatipcr, abcr bcas
balb lliht minoer iuirfilngopollcl
@eiic ais cine StiiBc iiir Ous Serbcit
filbrcn Der pollcn Snrmonic mo Gin.
trodlt III Der Gpnicrcil5 crlpeilcn mir.
Den. SIC GclcNntcn lucrbcn nit bcll'
Gcpartcnlcllt III "Itctcnl brnbtlid)cl,
&crfcbr itcbcil. mo nllc ibrc Sul0.
lllhgcn lpcrOcn Der @rtbeiBln9 Ocs
ScpnrtenlcntS nmtcrlic9en. Cine,
cucntllcllcn %crtro9 merocn Die Iclt-
gutcn illlr uoo referendum" llntcr-
id)relben, bic @ltbciBung elmer io!.
d)en Sonollrng olli oicie @eiic Dem
Stootaoeportcncnt, bc5iebuulNslueiic
Scr Nntiiifntion oca ScilotS iibcr.
lniicn0.
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Gr. 3mdDtbGuslcr bruht nit Muro nnS
Subtihlas.
Ica III D / mes. &o.. Il. So

Gca Mpincs. So.. IL. Sanuor.
:. z. Chapman, Gin gcre;encr
,%}lld)tbGnslcr, ml,roc bei'm @ineong
5llm SenatS Sibuugsioal Der 2egis'
latllr bon Soma ucrboitet, neil er oaS
9ebcu Ocs McprGientontcn y. y.
Scad)out mo oeS Senotprs =. s.
0upen bcorobtc, iltocm Sowell ibn1
iiir Die 1%cgcnwGrtigc SeIlion fem
Amt p~eriduiit bate. CHAPMAN luar
Dor II %ubrcn ipegcll GrmorOniN
iciner Srou hts 3llhtbol,s geionoi
morbcn. Nad)ocm CT icillcn Straf'
ternlin obgebiiBt bate. airla CT nadI
0cs Mpinea ltno berunrb lid illl ci-
rpl Ypitcn i'm S%taatsbnltlc, allf ipel-
d,et er Nniprud) SIT boben crtl1rtc,
rmeil or Dem Stuate II Sabre lang
aeoicnt babe" @ei icincr Gerbaftung
orphtc CT, or merOc Dos Stnats9e'
bGlloc IN Die 2ilit iprci,eell. Moll
bGlt Chapman iiir gciltesaeItort.
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%crlaMcnc &npicrarmbcn.k

%rrihirc. NJ. Il. &uun,or. -
Nad) clllcr @c'nlrmtnltaN0br Don
100000 m1brcnb Der periloiicllcn
Icdla Sabre iilr ben Nnfalli llne Ole
"rarbcllliliN pon &upicrmincn. net
d)c nor Dlclcn Snhren ula 0ic britt
1roBtcn oca EollocS m1cieben nor
Den marell. nat @eor9e Ae~ltinNburic.
Der NroBc GlttSbur0er %nbuitricllc
lcllc NadNlldnlllgen ilud) Auplcr III
Den &crlbire Bergen cinNcitcllt. mo
Die Srtid)oit lit ais Heillltut biciep
Gntld,luiicS t~buti1d)lid) cntpolfcrt
nadlocm Die &crtretcr Mcitin9bouie'a
crfl0rt bobcll. ooB Die &npicr0rilbc
mcrtbloS lei. SIN Srtc. ser icincr
3cit lm2cinbr 1000 @epobncr &c.
50bIt bate, bullien %ge1empGrtig fnn,il
rill Iilbcilo Iomilicn. Die N1iiicr
lpcrocn ob9criiicn pocr iu Sd,lcuaer.
prcrcn lu%c9Jc9ebelt mo Die Wlid)i.
llen ais nltcs Giicn %uertanit.
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3n Tranflin's. @coGdDtnif.
Tcicr Der omcritoniihcn philoiophi-
id)cn @cleQid)ait i'm Monat Npril

Seltr UT UllCrllull|u)cH pnllo'oput'
id)cn @cieQid)ait i'm Monat Npril
Ebilnoclpbi a. 80, II. San.
Gie bon 9cnjomin Sronflin &c.
grilll0ctc u~mcrifnlliid)c pbifoiophiid)e
@ciellid)nit, bcrcn ErGiioent CT mar
mo Der er lpGhrcno ieincS gall5ell
Scbcna angehort bat. modltc 0na Ero-
gralnm fiir cine iutcrnationnlc tScier
alI0Blid) icineS pucibunocrfIt ten @e-
bnrtstoacs, iucld)cr nrli beilte iGllt,
bcfnnlt. Die Seler loll pom IL. bis
20. Mpril obgcbnltcn mcrOcn. NnS
beieidnetc Iutlum mlroc 9cm1blt.
neil all felllenl nn0ercn Sa9c orc
&crtrcter Scr @mtocareaicrung III
M~albington. Der Initoltell. wcld)c
Srnnflin afoocmiid)c @iirocl uerlic-
hcn bobcn mo Scr &ereinc. lpcld)c,
cr ol9eb0rt bot, batter crid)elnen fDn,
nel. Ger Stuut Eenniplponien bat
fir Den 3lpef $4,000 beniQigt mO
Der @ollucrnelr. lpcld)cr nod) Dem
ur~iprilngIidcn Charter Erotcftor Der
Is icllid,nit lit. miro bel Der tScicr ocn
&orlib iiibrcn. slud &crtrcter Der
iron6oiiid)en Mc9lcrlung, bel mcld)cr
Sronflin @ciauotcr mar. mcroel or.
mortet. @ci Der Scicr, ipeldlc onl 20.
9lpril in Der .Mlliif . M%fnocnlic" ocll
Seld)lilB mad)t, Werocn @coeilfrcocll
ulli Trnnfliu pon Spicpb $. Gbontc,
Charles @illiom Gnipt. Erdiibeutcl
Der Sorporb . llnipcriit1t." ntlo Dem
Sbatclpcorc . Sorifcr Gr. 0orace
Soluoro 6llrncB 0cbaltcu mcroell mo
Stoatsicfret1r Moot miro oils Gcrtrc-
ter Oes H%rnliocntcn ocnl iran5oIi' d)cll
%otid)oitcr. Srn. >Suiiernno, bic ibnt
pom Gon1rcB ucrlicbcnc Mcoailc
ilberreid)c,. Am Nbeilo fllloet cit
9nllfett itutt.
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Nran Spniitcr's Grmuronna.

GbiruAo. ST.. H. San. Gic
EolijcI. weldc bic >oce TOD ridi
o~uiaeocben hut. oaB Hid)oro SpcnS.
Der Morocr bon Nrou i. =. Noniitcr,
cil,cn Mitid)uIoigcn bel Dem %erbrc.
den acbobi bot. erhielt Die Aud)ridt.
nab Srou Npliitrr in Den ibrcul Soo
poronar9ungencn Siunben in elmer
Mpoibcfe ultiucit bceS d)nlipluEca ocs
MorOca in 8eiellid,nit eincaMtanncs
aciehen morocn ici, lpcld)cr ilid.;
%ucnH aclpclcn NM Der ibr Gin.
Sd)od,icl SiiBi9teiicu 9%efnuit babe
Stonts Anpnlt Scolp erfl1rtc bci,.
tc, ooB or bcn SOIL SSucns 10 rnid, o!S
mO9lid, jnr &erbonolung briuael
iperoc. Gr 1ohm spcrs beilte IN eli,
lnngea Gcrbor. III bciiclR Tcrlnni
SperS Die bereitS Der ToIijV mitse
iheilfe %eriion m%ieoerbpIte.
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rcidlc SobcsiGnc Iollcn lcBthin nllf
bicic NSciic berbcigciilhrt luorbcl iciul.
Gno'H llcbcrtritt 5um &o.
tbolijiamu@.
Mnorib, IL. San. - Cine &c.
pcid)c aus Nom bringt bic 9tod)rid)t,
oub Die Erin5eiiIn Gnu Don @ottcn.
BERG. 4onig 9lionio'a 9rul,t. Dem
Eopit id)riitlid, loren llcbcrtritt sum
Acknowledgements mlt0ctbcilt bat.
@obinrtafriiia in @cl0ien
crlmartct.
@riiiicL. II. San. - Sn gutiul.
tcrrid)tCtcu biciigcn 2%rciicn bcrrid)t
Die Nniid)t. Oob ooa bclgiidc &obinct
benm1d)it lucgcn Der Sppoiition Der
Observation-Disclosures gcNell 0cll %or'
id)log SIR &critGrtltna Der Settings
mcrfc gntipcrpen'a nboorlfcn miro.
Com y lot gcgcn 30nig
N.ctcE.
Wu0upcit II. Nnnlur. - Nla
Nagruo tonnmt Die Nodrid)t. BOB
cine %cridnuGrunA, goll5 lludl Dem
Ntllitcr ocric,i9cn mcId)cr &oni1
9~llcrnnocr mo lrinc Groau 5lrmNpicr
iiclcn, Qc1cn a0niN Ectcr cntoctft
morocn lit. NouptbcthciliNtc an ocnH
Gonlplot ioucn mld, 0Icanlol Nfii5icrc
mo nlcbrcrc Der &%cridruorcr icitgt-
lluullllcn mpr0cr lcill.
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9cin Elab fir i'm.

Gr Er0iiocnt Glcuclnno fonntC fem
3inrmcr in cilcm HcU })urfcr
Notcl crbdlten. @r, Slottcn,
Scfrct0r Mortoll pcrihuiitc ibul
llllicrfrnit.
Mcm Durf. Il. &olt. - Icr@c'
onnfc, ouB Gin Gr Er0iiocnt bcr9cr.
Stnutcu, nod ooill Der cill5ig lcbenoC
Gr Er0iiocnt, III cillcm 9tcm 9)prftr
>0oteI pc9cn MollNcl uu Molnn nb'
1cuieien miro. lGbt iid) fuum ans.
oriiden. mo bod, marc 6 geitcrn jllr
Mubrbelt.
Gr Er0iiocnt @roucr Glcpcluu0
trni gcitcrn bon Erinccton bier cill
rnb bcanb iid) llndl DEM 9udinNbnms
Notcl an ). Npenlc mo 80. StroBr.
100 CT llunlcntlid) III Den IcBtcn No
llntcll, icitbcm cr Mtitalicb bcS 9rcicr
Gonlitc'a it, bua ola Srultcc tiir Die
equitable &crlihcrlul1a 0cicll.
ld)uit ilulgirt, bGiiilg lo9Irtc. Gr
lhifte lid an. @icincn Murlcn in ooa
NrCmocllblldl cinjntru9cn, ais Der
Glcrt i'm 81 icincm Grituuncn oupon
ubbiclt nit brn Observation-Disclosures
ten. ouB Dos Sotel iibcriiilt iei. Sr.
GlcpcIulo luoutc icinrn Shrcn l,id,t
trnllcll. .
o&nS?" rici cr, otcin EldB iilr
MIDI"
vSd) bconucrr lcbr," crmIbcrtc Der
Monm hintcr ocn Eillt, .abcr 6 lit
fem cinjiNcH ,}immner I'M Nouic irei.
Cos Sptcl lit 10 ilbcriiint, oob mir
Nciiuullgcl mnrcit. Cots" ill OcuGor
rl0orcll mo FnrlorS ullI5uid)logen,
I'M rcNclnluBi0cn oNuitcn" cincl@r.
'nllcn 5ll ibul."
Notilrlid luor &r. GIcpclonb irhr
c%nttuuld)t. ou cr obcr cinicbcl mod,
tc, OnB boH Notcl mirflid) ilbcriiiut
mar. OoG nit Dem hcitcn MiQcn fcin
Simmer jt bobcn mar. 10 cnticrntc CT
lid. vs. blcB ip0tcr. buB @r. saul
Morton buiilr 1eiorNt bobr. oob Gr.
Fr0liocnt Glcucluno bciricoiNcnoc
l(ntcrflmit iulto.
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ooS Shlod)tidifi ~Sainois." mcldc
Die iogenunntc 2unoid)aitcr Sinic bill
Den, luerocn ocn crltcrerl ioiort
gen.
u ational 0our0 Of Sra0c.
Ger Nationol BOARD OF SruOc frat
bier 5u leincr 36. Nobrea Sc'llou
5ulammen unO ulti ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ne IteDcl ilbcr bullocrt Mclollltlonen,
lueld)c BON Den llnterucrbGnot1 u,lgc.
llonlmen uno oenl Nationolpcrbolbc
SIR Sclprcd)ulg mo S%cgltod)tlnlg
ilbcriuicicn mprOcn linb. Nic bctrcfa
ffcnocn 0egenitGnbc iillO Die Sonoelo.
Marillc. ouS @eieb ilbcr 0rn jlui
! Id)cnitootlidJen Sonoel. Gontrolc oc3
5ruild)cnltoatlidcn &eriiferlulgS De
triebeS, Sarif mo Hcciprocit1t. III.
tcrlotionulc Shiebsgeridtc, %itcllcr.
frcler alfohol nllb piclea gnbcr!.
FroIioent :. ). Sulipon nila Glepc'
lono biclt lcinc Sobrcsnniprohc, Pits
ocn Ncrid)tcn Der 9ealltcn 0illg
bcruor, BOB 26 conmer5ic0c &orpcr'
id)nitcn in Den pcridiebcncn Sbcilcn
oes Snn0e3 mGhrcnb bcs lcBtcll ,Soh
res in ocn %crbuno n%ufgclonnlcn
luorocn linb,
NlnB uuo Sufcn GpnNrc6.
Ser Notionnlc SllB- uno &oicns
Gor9reb m0bltc olti &orihlu1 icinc9
Organizations Gonlitc'a Die fol0cll.
Den Neomtcn: ErGiioeut Norpcp :.
0oulber. Glcpclono, 8, cincn &icc.
ErGii0enten nlta icoem Stuat llod)
Den @iinid)en Der bctrcficnocn Gclc'
%0otiolcnL ScfrctGr Nllt. s.. Sopc,
baltimore. Mo, mo SdlnBn,cIItcrG.
u. Shoraluooo. Ehilooelpbio, M.
3ltr Mnnubntc WltrOc cine MclollttloIl
gebrud)t, luclfc III Ntbctrod)t Der nit
len ibrcr Musfiihrula horrcnoe Ero.
icfte bc5ilglid) Der &crbciicrlllg Don
SGfcn. Nliiiicn. @nlleritrobcn mo
GonGlen b%eiiirportct. buB Der Con
greB mlinocltcls idbrlid) S50,OOO.O00
tilr ocrortlgc Mrbcitcn allalpirit. bis
Die 3obl Der orin9cnorn sluigobcn in
oicier Nidtlung bctr1d)tlih reoll5irt
lit.
MnrcuS @|rnun's Sail.
Gas Observation-Disclosures lobnl oui
Antrog Don Suljcr. Gcmofrut, g..
y, cine Meiolution an. moriu ser
| StaotaictrrtGr criild,t miro, orur
Snllic bic gauge Gorrcippnocn5 mo
olc Gcpcid)en cin5uididen. Die 5lui
idlen Der @oibingtoncr He9icrii1N
mo Der pItrcifiid) uulaorild)cn Ne
1~icrlrn9 ilbcr sic &crboftlmg, Getcn.
ton nro Celebrate BON Morclla
Vrorm. Dem SpeSiol Gimuonbc
rlul1s Si1ipcftor Der &cr. Staotcn,
gupedlclt porocn Iinb.
Cic g%eforoertcll Tofltmcnte Nillgcn
bcreits bciltc Dem Souic 5l lulO cut
halten piel 9lustlrnft iibcr ben Cha.
rlftcr Der Slusmarocrer. mcld)c jur
3cit ulls europa bcrilbcr fonlnlCl.
lllb bic &nltltlg Scr ellrop1iid)cn Nc
gicrlrl9cn in Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
frngc. Sr. Nroun mie0crbplt oariu
Die ld)pll frilhcr non ibnl ~crbobcrcll
HcldOnlbialnlgcn gc1en Ngclltcll purl
Tonlpicrliuicn uno pcrid)ieocnc Ne.
9ierllgcn.
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Seine Nncrfcmnnna Der llniOn,
Die bcuoritcbcubc 6onicrcnj 5lulldct
Gcrtrctcrn Der Mphlcn=Gpnlpa1-
nicn'n mo Scr Ncrolclttc.

EhilnbcIpbin, II. Sonilor.
TrGiiocnt &. y. Sbomos bon Der
.,Yc6iNb GallCp z Hnbu : Wclellld)ult"
bcitGtiate olti Ncirogcn. boG CT Die
auiiprocrung ocs ErGiibcntcn Wtit'
d)ell BON ocu rllnitco Winc WorferS
pi Nmcrico" bejiiglid Der Mbboltuna
elmer Gonicrcnj 5piid)cn oer Nrbci'
tern ulo Den @rubcnbciisern crboltcn
babe, nlb fii9te bin5il: .@ir iino oilf
dc 9onicrell5 cilaegon9cn." .Wol
len Sic oonit iogcn. oob Sic iid,
boil, %pcrItnnocn bobcr, nit Mtitd)cll
ais &crtrctcr Der Union Der 9crglcillc
5nionmcu 81 fornmen?" iuuroe &c
fragt. -,Tcin, mir nls Gcrtretcr Der
Vcr9lelltc." loitetc Die Nntluort, -Nr-
iloll 10, luic mir I'M Sabre 1902 nit
ibnt ucrbolloclten." Ties mar Die
critic Nellbcritng BON Scitcn Der @rlz
bcnbeiiBcr iibcr Gr1iibcnt Mitdrll''
Muffproernng, jit elmer Gnricrcr,j an
Die Spibcn Der neutrality-suspicious.
junl 3iped Der %eritonbiglunN iibcr
Oos ARRANGEMENT. meldles pInbgrci.
fcn ioll. incill Die EerioDe nblolift.
fiir mcld)c Der Sd)icbsiprlld) Der Ml,-
tbrocit Strife =. Gnmuiiiion moB9,,.
benz NOR.
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Saiiiua 5nm %ctraac BON orci Millip

GIepclan0. o, II. Soluiar.
2urt SinonSuilsiueis mcrocn Die Ser.
binolid)feitcn Der Observation-Disclosures
Ieniion. Yrior 4 80, Die III Lester
ISOLDE Gonfitrs nnnnelocte. onf $3..
100000 berednet. einihlicSlid, Der gc-
f1lidten Bombs. pelhe z. ". Grior
in ltmlalii acicbt bottc. Erior bat
lid, luie bereito berid)tet. oird) Selbit=
moro DEM iroiiden Nid,ter entso9en.
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2pnbun, Il. Snnuor. Ter
.Stonbarh" brinat beite al, tcrpor-
ragcnber Stelc cine Melbnre. bnb
@rpBbrifanuicn mnb Gublonh III ei.
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Ic g ii III TlunQ IN ocll
Mci Of 6cn
llnclc Saut's Munc.

,Nlitrllttiollcn Ocs StootS Scfrctura
Nupt al oic olllcritauiid)cn Iclc-
aotcn III Der Gonicren5. Bethel
liglnlg Der Ser. Staotcli ollf ibrc
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Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-10-06
NEWS NOTES AND COMMENT
W c. Black, Eaor
is lie MATTER VIII CARSON SINK

cr71t Is quite interesting and iustocuv, 10 compare the possible
ILL c@nIdva5g. age.e, o. tby ,ap>ou ~. tn, productivity o.
CzZzJ the soH,jts lasting qualities and : adaptibiHty to certain
forms of plant Life, nh that ofotaer countries, where intensive
agriculture Is in vogu, and acres support families, while quarter
sections and even $ caons Is required at the present time i'll our
own country. To know that Japan's 1o,ooosquore miles supports
in comfort the naHooS orty-iyc millions OF people, is to start
your own mind down an ayenpco Thought, rampant with specu-
lation. Indeed. the future OF CIR county IS endowed with such
brilliant possibilities that an intelligent MUD is dazz1ed, when a
forecast is attempted. To be able to toretel, with even a small
degree of certainty, the developments that will occur in the Car
son Sink during the next ten years, would at once insure a eompe-
tency for the maa.Aao IS So favored IN analytRs
1t is enough to know that the Carson Sink will play the lead
ing part in solving the greatest economic question now before the
state of Nevada, and the whole world for that matter, namely,
The matter Of furnishing the food supply. It is enough to know
that the future dependence OF the United States is upon the soil
and its intelligent cultivation. because manufacture and trade are
but artificial creations, buided upon agriculture, which IS the fun.
dameotaI form OF all wealth production. It is enough to know
that the movement Of immigration is now being largely diverted
from the cities. where sqnaoris Tx rule, II the farming commnn-
tiles, where's m1as le Is JaaC as independent IS IL cares to nahs
it, forming concrete illustration OF che fact that we are returning
to conservative ideas. aaa ate coming more and more 10 recoR-
ufzc the Importance OF agriculture. In connection with our own
future. it is enough to know that Ne are guaranteed water in
abundance, BY a powerful government 1t IS also a matter OF en-
enlargement to the farmer, to know the the system, which is now
under construction. alIIoue day be his property. It's enough to
know that tne uotla. distant future viii bring with it, the cross
roads store. where ping cut. cheese and stories are dispensed, the
little red school bouse and villages and towns.
Where irrigt ton prevails, agriculture knows three admirable
conditions. ueast. certainty Of crop. abundance and quality
The cap1icious ACTON o. the sky Is no longer depended upon, and
ass result, the most advanced methods Of agriculture can be used
with an assurance chat each harvest season Will contribute
wealth in a degree governed entirely by the farmers acreage and
the intelligence ol1is methods OF tIaa, Il'en1ains for the farm
crs OF Churchill county 10 demonstrate % The slateo Nevada, the
comprehensive meaning Of the word, agriculture.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09
work Of Rsmode!|ng Vessel Be,
gins at Once.
new BOILERS TO &c INSTALLED
Government Will Spend Nearly Hun
dyed THOUSAND Dollars in Remodel.
ing and overhaulins Training ship
for Revenue Service.

III tow OF the revenue cutter Apache
the United States training ship Itas-
ca arrived at this port at 1870 O'Clock
yesterday morning from Baltimore,
where she has been stationed at the
Curtis Bay revenue cutter station. Up
On her arrival the ltasca was taken
an tow by Chesapeake and Ohio tug
and conveyed to the local shipyard.
where she Is to be remodeled and ov-
efhanled at a cost Of nearly 100000.
Work or the ltasca will begin at
once and she will he ready for deliv.
cry at Curtis Bay by April /. New
decks, will be nut in the vessel. re-;
pairs will be made to her hull and she
VIII be given q general and thorough
overhauling from stem to stern.
The old Scotch tyEe boilers, now in
the vessel, will be replaced by boilers
OF tile Bnbcock & Wilson marine type
and her engines will be overhaulcd
and repaired
The vessel. was built for gunboat
ut the Union Iron Works, San Fran
cisco In 1892 and christcned Bancroft.
About year ago she was converted
into training ship for the revenue
service. renamed Itasca ana sent To
Curtis Bay for use by the cadets at
the revenue training school there.
She Will take, the cadets from that
station on their annual cruise carly
next summer
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09
SCHOOL TEACHERS TO
ELECT FOUR DELEGATES
to State Educational
Conference Will be Chosen
TODAY. VI


The teachers Of the CITY ,t3,,i.c
schools will hold u special meeting In
the High school assembly hall at $3.50
o'clock this afternoon for me purpose
of clecting four delegates To the state
educational conference, which will be
held at Richmond on November q.
rs, ~ and 30 One delegate will ba
chosen from the principals of the
schools, ono from the High school fac.
uliy, one from the corps OF grammar
school teachers and the fourth from
the teachers of the primary depart
ment.
These delegates will attend every
session of the conference and will
make report OF the work done at
the convention to the teachers at a
special meeting which W.. re hclu
early in December.
The board OF school trustees last
night granted leave of absence for any
four delegates the teachers may SO.
lect to represent them In Richmond
and instructed superintendent of
Schools w. c. Morton TO have their
places filled by substitute teachers
during their absence.
Besides the delegation of teachers.
Superintendent of Schools w. C. Nor.
ION principal of the High School r.
Randolph Jones and q score of teach.
ers will attend the conference on No.
SemDer rs and 20, which DAYS the
schools will be closed for the Thanks.
giving holidays. 1T is probable that
one or two members of the school
board VIII also attend the conference.