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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-01

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pfisla sinutna west. he stary Ma.
tel Horasek po ctyrdenni ncmoci
ssonal. Jeho smrt pticitans jest
seslosti vekem. rohteb Sc odbf
val We stfedu rano mn katolickem
hfbitoye. V skutku doicmnt. 20.
hfeb mel tento statec n zakopnik
Tho dakotsky. leho poz 0stntky
byly ulozeny den pred tim We spoil
kove sfni den pohtbu Sc seslo
mnoho pfatel znamtch zesnule-
no by jej doprovodili k edpoeinku
poslednimu. Alistnf spolky Y stej
nokrojich Sc d6astnili pofadaIi
prdvod od sine Ike hfbitovu. Ike
kteremu Sc ptida'i ostatni Tide. V
kostele pax slouzena zadusni mise
pfi kter6 ucinkovali velpp. Bous
ks. -Lehecka 2 Tyndall a Nikola
Sex z Vodhan.
Matej Horacek sc narodil 10
chach pred Ga roxy pfibyl Sc
svou manielkou do teto zeme v ro
ku 1870 z Cakova, krai Budejc vic.
kf a usadil sc V tonic okresu byd.
'eje zde 20 celou tn dobu. Byl je.
den tech kterS zaloail osadu a
mesto Tabor. byl tinntm kaa.
dem hnutf pottebn&m zbudova
nj teto osady. Byl zamestnan Y
rolnictvi ma sve farme 2 mile Sc.
verne cd mesta az do roku 1902
ma eez sc odstehoval K odpotinku
do Tabora.
Zanech6va zde manzelku. 4 sy-
ny a 2 dcery. vsichnf jiz 2enati a
vdAny, a zaopatfeni.
Plnf sc nase svate pole. pozGs-
tatky starych zakopnfku, ktcfi
ptibyvse do teto zeme, pfekona-
vail hrdinsky vsecky svfzele q
trampoty, hrdinsky boiovsli pro,i
mel fiznivfm pomer6m ktere SO
jim cestu staveli. Vsak nepod-
lehli, nybrz zvitezili. Zalohili a
postavili mladsim generacfm vlast
a domov, ienz jim znstanou nehy.
noucim pomnikcm We v6kach no
vych a poke emf mladsich. Smelc
IN uiem fici, re tento vetchy stafec
We SVEN mutnem veku vtdy sta
pryni fadf bOIovnik0 Y zbudovani
potomstvu Vast lepSi, domN dtulnGi-
Al, ncili ON JIM zaiili We stare vlasti
nolSlal 81 svGho ellie: Vychoval So
svou manielkou zdarne dsti; Zaopatiil
lc vsim CO len by SC dalo ucckavat cd
otcc jehO pomGrech. Sedesatc Usm
let pracoval stradal, kdyt jcho mo
zplua dian praci schnutG tGlo, jii
pfctilcno stafim So Uddalo zasloutenc-
nu udpoGlnku, byl povolan nezm6ni.
tclnym zakOncm X odp0GInks losled-
nimu.
l my pfiloiujcm na leho hrob vGnec
nznani, praci Ieho zasluinych, a ma ve
nee ten pfilozeno pfani Etcrc co pos
ledui prGpoved doprovazi kaid6ho
pOslednimu odpUeiuEu; "odpotivei =
pukOii "
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-01
Pies v tltice.

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Radu IIvaIia Jiiui DakDty,
ca. ~ l. Il. !. We spuIkovs slut, '
suLUtu due 3Eu iuurd. Iludbu obSta.
"a zuamcnIit TaborSki mk"Sir. Nstu
pne sl.O0, Y ccmi zahrnuto bude obGcr
stveni KuSiGkova vcGefe l2tG hOdi
ne, kaidy ie ucti,e l'al.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-01

IA mesic 20 tomtU rOzhoyoru, due
l5ho Gcrvna--v ncIgraSn6jSi dUbG RUIZ
rdnu lOtG hodiuG kUstclc Sv. jim.
dficha kUnany byly yddavky slecny
Horminy RUhaGkoye pane ~ drcu
Harlem Ptchou: mvNGsta mGla Lille
atlasuy6 Saty vlctkuu ia diva mctry,
icuich byl We frdku cylindru .....
I'D tech dob uplynulo iii mnoho let,
PAM duktoruva ltloustla pan NOsat'
ka zhubenel, Qua, ncmaiic d6ti, cho.
va kocicky, n on, isa icste miadencem
drii sobs pro putechu pciSka, Kdyi
paul duktUruNa $ nrimilejsi kOGi6kOu
Jest vyloicua Ukue pan NuSatka
= pcjskcm jdc Okulu, aaSitka pcjsck ma
kuticku a kuHiGka So lhrbi, pan Nosat
ku scimc uctiv6 klubouk paul dok
turova blahu>kionu6 hlavou puktva,
KON &c.
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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-02-01

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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-05-04
DANGEROUS FRUIT PEST.
Crown Gall Discovered in Wash
ington. .-Incurable.

George w. Harvey, deputy state
fruit inspector for Stevens county,
WASH, who has just finished the in
specton OF fruit tTee shipments at
Colville, states that he has discovered
very dangerous pest to orchards,
and, so far, believes he has detected
all trees infected.
The dangerous tree disease is known
as crown gall. and IS OF fungus ma
ture, affecting the trunks and limbs
of the trees beneath the bark. The
nature Of the infection is such that
to cut diseased twig with a knife
and afterward use the same knife in
the slightest way in pruning healthy
tree, without first disinfecting the
blade, will inoculate healthy tree.
| The disease is az incurable as leprosy
/ to the human Icing. Mr.. Harvey
states that he found only a few trees
affected with crown gall, and those
were shipped from nursery in Mis-
| souri,. An orchard once infected
with the disease must be cut ant
burned.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-05-04
AROUND HAYDEN LAKE.
Deputy Assessor Kennedy Finds
Much Rich Country.

J. H.. Remedy OF Post Falls; deputy
assessor, assessing property around
Hayden lake, finished the work
through the country above the head
OF the lake last week and wis Id
Rathdrum, Saturday, on his way
home to spend Sunday. While LefG
Mr.. Kennedy talked interestingly OF
the fine country which stretches for
miles back of the lake. Much of the
territory he found still nninhabited
and rode for miles before reaching
the settlement. He found a few peO-
pie who had never seen the assessor
before.
On his route Mr.. Kennedy visited
the property of the Hayden Lake
Mining s. Milling company, operated
by G. II. McLane. Much deSelOps
ment work has been done and an
immense body OF ore has been ex-
posed in this mine, and shipment OF
ore will begin as soon as roads can lie
built. The vein carries lead and
silver and some gold, and specimens
are said to have assayed srom $l2 to
$500 to the ton. Mr.. Kennedy also
i visited the group OF the Dainty Min.
| ing & Milling company In the same
region and reports that vast wealth
appears to be IN store for the stock
holders. The principal stockholders
In both of these mines are well known
citizens Of this county.
Mr.. Kennedy returned to Hayden
lake, Monday, to complete the field
work there.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-05-04
Occur d'Alene.

Two cases of diphthera developed
in Occur d'Alene this week.
The citizens of Occur d'Aiene voted
Sl4, 900 bonds Monday for the erec-
tion Of a new school house. There
were rs votes for and Is against the
bonds.
Occur d'Alene lake rose nearly four
feet during last week. The warm
weather is fast melting the SHOWS on
the higher mountains and table lands.
Miss Cora Forney, teacher of Latin
and German in the Occur d'Alene
high school, was taken to her home
at Moscow. last Saturday evening,
suffering from typhoid fever.
The Jones & Dillingham; Spokane
baseball team was defeated at Coeur
d'Alene, Sunday last, by the Uuiver-
sity of Idaho team. "Teddy' Roose-
velt, the famous Idaho pitcher, gained
new laurels.
G. II. Hines. of Spokane Bridge,
Wash, aged AZ years was injured by
a falling tIee last Saturday. The
accident occurred about three miles
east of Spokane Bridge. The top of
the tree broke off striking Mr.. Hines
in the face, crushing the right cheek
bone and manglng the face from the
corner of the eye, down. The injured
man was taken to the hospital at
Occur d'Alene.
The reported shortage Of govern
ment funds for reclamation purposes
is causing considerable concern IN
some quarters here. Many Occur d.
Alene investors are interested in the
Twin Falls and Minidoka projects
and should the lack of funds to COM
plete the canals prevent water being
turned on the lands many would
suffer great loss. In some cases the
investors have put in all they have
and could not wait results several
years hence.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-05-04
Fight Free Alcohol.

A campaign for the defeat OF the
free denatured alcohol bill already
has been started in the senate. Iar-
iff reducing amendments are beins
prepared, and by the time the meas
IRE is ronorted ont of the committee
On finance It's friends predict it Will
be SO loaded down as to arouse denaCe
approaching in volume the discussions
on the railroad rate bill. 1t Is eX-
pected that either Senator Lodge vi
Senator Foraker will offer the Philip'
pine tariff bill as an amenuneuu'
which opponents of the alcohoi OIL
are confident will have the desired
effect.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-05-04
Frisco Recovering.

City Engineer Woodward Of San
Francisco has had an Official map OF
the burned district made. The map
shows that the area burned by the
fire is small fraction less than four
square miles.
The falling walls, blown down bv
the wind, are menace to the crowds
visiting the city to look at the ruins
and gather relics of the disaster.
The damage to the government build
ings is said to be not SO great as was
at first reported. The number Of in
jured is estimated at 1000 while 1t is
believed by the officials that the
deaths will not exceed 300.
Trade to and from San Francisco
has been resumed and the water front
is as busy as ever.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-05-04
BOND ELECTION, MAY Sth.
Don't Forget to Vote.-V Vote For the Bonds
and let Rathdrum Own the Water System

fit of about 10 per cent per annum
on an investment of 81, 500. The
water company is still making that
percentage Of profit and will contin-
ue SO to do as long as it owns the
system, and the money comes out OF
the pockets of the people. But inn
provements and repairs of the sys-
tenn have now become absolutely
necessary. These will cost between
81, 600 and S., 900, which the COM
pany does not want to spend under
any franchise, and will not spend at
all under the present franchise.
Therefore the company proposes to
sell the system, title clear, to the
town for 81, 500. Shall the town ac-
cept this proposition? If SO, the peo-
pie must vote for the proposed bond
issue of $l2, 500 out of which to buy
the system as it now is, and with the
remaining S., 900 fix the system up
as it should be. The bonds are for
20 years at 6 per cent. With the
revenues of the system and the ordi-
nary revenues of the town, the inter-
est on the bonds--about $3.50 per
year-and the bonds themselves, can
be paid off within the required time.
If the people reject the PROPOSE
ton to buy the system, the water
company will demand a new charter
under which the town will be requir-
ed among other concessions, to pay
SIS per month for each of the twelve
fire hydrants, or S720 per year,
which sum will be increased as more
/ fire hydrants are required. Shall
we pay the water company s72O OF
more each year forever, or shall we
own the system and pay $3.50 OF
less each year in interest on the
bonds for limited number of years
only? Shall we pay more money
into the Golfers of the water company
continuously or shall we arrange tt
own the water works eventually anc
haveswater for fire protection, rem
free?
1t is up to the people. Vote TO
the bond issue. Tell your neigbbor
lest they forget to vote. You shoul'
take an interest in all municlpa
questions. 1t is your duty. Vot
one way or the other.
A large vote should be polled fc
this bond issue. The larger the bel
ter. The bonds will sell more read
, ly and at higher premium. CT
out and vote, and vote for the bond
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-05-04
MINES At PRIEST LAKE.
]. M, Culberson Describes Work
on Mountain Chief,

J. M. Culberson of Newport; was
III town last Friday and left twa
cougar skins at the tohhty auditors
office with claims for the bbhnty up.
on them. One bf THE cougars ttieas-
tired 8 feet and inches frDth tip to
tip. 1t was caught ID d trap and
made.a hard fight; killing Il dog bel
fore Mr.. Mr.; Culberson succecheu Ia
dispatching 1t.
While here Mr.. Culbetsdn Informed
TRIBUNE representative that ha
and Harvey Mccullough hal Just
finished large contract Of develops
ment work for the New York Moun-
tain Chief Mining company 1T tha
Head df Priest lake; q. II; Mittholl
of Priest River is presdeht bf the
company.
In speaking OF the property; Mr.,
Culberson said: "A tntal of 470 feet
OF tunnel has been chnipleteu and
shows about nlne feet Ut ledgH ihats
ter between two we'll defined walls.
The ore carries galena and c0ppef
and assays from S22 to $50 per ton;
From allaindications, with mbre de-
velopment work, this mine will prDte
to be one OF the biggest prOducersi
A combined effort by the StOCkhOld.-
ers is now being made to push de-
velopment work to the utmost"
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-05-04
Serious Freight Wreck.

A freight wreck on the Northern
Pacific occurred at about 6 o'clock
last Sunday evening on the mountain
II miles west of Missoula, Mont, the
engineer aud firemen, and eight or
nine tramps being killed. The wreck
was that Of runaway train Of "A
cars of lumber. The cars left the
track, caught fire and were entirely
consumed. Passenger trains, No. l
aud 5, were delay ed several hours un-
til the road could be cleared.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-05-04
ELECTRIC ROAD CONTRACTS
Bids for Work to be Opened this
Month.

Mark f. Mendenhall, secretary of
the Spokane-Pend d'Oreille Rapid
Transit line, announced last Satur-
day that bids for the clearing of the
right of way and grading Of 46 miles
of line between Spokane and Lake
Pend d'Orelle, and a steel bridge,
with a span of lS0 feet, over the Spo-
kane river, just east of Greenacres,
will be opened May Is or 2l.
"Work is to begin on six or seven
points on the lne," he said, land
much of the clearing and grading
should he finished before the close of
the regular season next fall.
"Spokane builders are already hsur-
ing on the work, for which G. IL.
Wheeler, our chief engineer, has com.
pleted part of the data"
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-05-04
DISTRICT COURT REVERSED
Tailings Case Ordered Back for
Trial.

The decision of Judge Morgan III
dismisslng the so called tailing's case,
in which land owners along the Coeut
d'Alene river were sting the mining
company for damages done TO their
lands by waste material from the
mills, has been reversed by the SUI
preme court at Boise. The case is
that of Josiah Hill and j. S. Hill
versus the Standard Mining company.
The lower court had sustained the
demurrer OF the defense and dismissed
the case. This Judgment is over,
ruled by the supreme court which
orders the case back for trial.
The opinion of the supreme court
emphatically establishes the right Ut
the plaintiffs to have the case heard.
| In this case the usual allegations
were made of damage caused by the
flooding of lands along the river, it
being set forth that vast amount
of debris lodged in the stream caus-
ing 1t to overflow, and that the WA
tiers poisoned the grasses and des.
troyed the value Of the land.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-05-04
STATE and COUNTY news,
Items of Interest Gathered
From Exchanges.
OF INTEREST TO IDAHOANS.
Events and Industrial Progress
OF the Week.

It is estimated that l, ,315, 900 sheep
will he sheared in Idaho this spring.
The city council Of Pocatello. this
state, voted ST 900 for the California
sufferers.
The state convention of the prohi-
hilton party is to be held 10 Boise in
June or July.
The Federal Mines Of the Occur
d'Alenes have made Il net profit IN
the last year of ST., ,565, 900.
The John w. Graham baseball
team of Spokane was defeated by the
Standpoint team at Standpoint, April
%, score, 10 to /.
Land owners may recover for the
right OF way taken for canals and
bitches built by the government after
patent has issued, is the decision of
Judge Frank j. Smith, rendered in
the case brought by Kate Green
against Charles White ct al, con-
tractors on the canal OF the Boise
Payette project.
Some OF the democratic papers are
suggesting Chief Justice Stockslager
as one who would be an acceptable
candidate for governor on the demo-
cratic ticket.
Two farmers Of Canyon county who
were members Of the grand jury which
indicted Charles II. Meyer, VIM. ID.
Haywood and Geo. A. Pettibone for
the assassination Of Steunenberg,
have been approached by men who
offered to pay them for information
concerning evidence given In the jury
room. The farmers refused to give
any Information and reported tht
attempted bribery to the authorities
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-05-04
Dead at CataldO.

The body Of Charles Denny labor
er, aged so years, was found sunday
forenoon in his cabin, four miles
northeast Of Cataldo. Decomposition
had set in and it is believed death
occurred at least three days before.
An inquest will be held to determine
the cause of death. Apoplexy, super
induced by alcoholism, Is suspected.
The deceased had been employed by
Peter Norman at clearing land ana
lived alone in his cabin. lie was a
single man and leaves no relatives as
far as IS known.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-05-04

Next Tuesday the taxpayers and
property owners of Rathdrum will
decide by their votes whether the
Village of Rathdrum shall own its
water works or whether the owner
ship of the water works shall remain,
as they are now, in private hands.
This question is very important
one. In fact when the question is
fully considered, its importance can
scarcely be overestimated. On it
depends the fire protection of the
city, the stability of the fire insur-
ance policies, the supply of water
for domestic use, the very health of
the community.
In deciding this question every
taxpayer has civic right to vote
and civic duty to perform by vot-
ing. Are you a property owner-a
qualified voter? If so, you should
vote upon this question.
How are you going to vote? On
the one hand, if you vote in favor of
the bond issne, you vote for a splen-
did investment; you vote for an
abundant water supply; you vote for
the health of the community; you
vote for good fire protection and safe
insurance; you vote for placing the
water system Of the town where, for
| all time, the citizens Of the town, by
their suffrages, can say how the
water system can and shall be man
aged to give the best service possible.
i On the other hand, if you vote
against the bond issue, you vote for
shortage Of water supply; you vote
for keeping the water system out oi
the hands of the people, beyond
the control of the people; you vote
for endangering the fire insurance
policies held here. You vote for Z
continuance of the unsatisfactory con.
| ditions that have obtained for the
past year or two, and which still OBJ
tain; or, you vote to pay an addee
revenue of over $500 per annum in
to the Golfers of the water compan,
to induce it to improve its service.
The water company has owned
the Rathdrum water system 70
thirteen years. In that time the ne
profits, not including amounts in
vested from time to time in extend
ing the system, have amounted t
more than SIS, 900. That is pre-
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-05-04
INLAND EMPIRE FISHING.
Angling in Lakes is Good-Sal'
mon at Hayden.

Fishermen of the Spokane country
are beginning to realize that in order
to insure good fishing in this section
it is necessary to stock the streams
every year for a number of years to
come, and several have already made
plans to put in a number Of fish
every year, says the Spokane Chroni-
Gle.
Joseph Borden of this city will
within the next 60 days put a large
number Of rainbow trout in Spirit
Lake, and it is stated he expects to
continue this work for several years
to come.
Homer King last year put 1000
handbook salmon IN Hayden lake, and
it is expected that by next year
salmon tishing at the lake should be
good. Mr.. King Will put in some
more fry this year and expect, to
keep up the work yearly.
The local fish protective associa-
tion is working well to have the
streams of the Inland Empire well
stocked with game fish, and this year
a great deal of fry will be distributed
among the streams surrounding the
city. 1t is also reported that the
Washington Water Power company
will stock with fish some Of the lakes
tributary to its Medical Lake line.
Newman and Sucker lakes are
credited with being veritable para
discs for fishermen, according to re-
ports being brought to this city. The
bass are biting early and often, and
it is'said that during the past week
parties of two and three men IN a
single days fishing have caught close
to 100 pounds of fish.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-05-04
Harrison.

Mrs. G.. ii. johnson, wife of George
johnson, a rancher living near llarri-
son, died Saturday morning Of heart
trouble. The funeral took place
Sunday.
The I. O. o. +. celebrated its S7th
anniversary Thursday evening Of last
week. The evening was spent in
playing whist, guessing contests and
other games, closing with a supper
prepared by the Rebekahs. About
IS persons were present.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-05-04

The new train schedule which Will
be put into effect on the Northern
Pacific in May will not effect the
Burlington through train, which Is
now running to the coast by the way
of Butte, but the Northern Pacinc
will! add to it a number OF cars at
Billings, making it comhlnatlon
train from Billings to the coast, says
the Anaconda Standard.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-05-04

The United States civil service
commission announces an examina-
tion in Spokane June 6-7 for drafts
men at 81 day each, in the office of
the surveyor general, as follows: One
vacancy each IN Arizona, Nevada and
Washington, and four vacancies IN
idaho.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-05-04
Sore Nipples.

A cure may be effected py applying
Chamberlain's Salve as soon as the
child is done nursing. Wipe 1t OH
with a soft cloth before allowing the
child to nurse. Many trained nurses
use this salve with the best results.
Prize 25 ceuts per boz. Sold bY Dr.
L. Wehz.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-05-04

An Epworth league district con-
yention for the Spokane district will
be held June 8, 8 and 10 at the Union
Park Methodist church in Spokane.
4-Spokane Chronicle.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-05-04

of $4,000 and $4,000 as security for
deposit of county FUNDS we're ap-
proved.
Bills allowed:
J G Dwyer medical attendance
county charge $l8 so
CONTINUED ON PAGE TwO)
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-05-04

J w Towle, = Easterday,
Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging COM
pany, Interstate Contract company,
Midland Bridge company and M. Gil
bertson.
WEDNESDAY, April IL.
The contract for the construction
OF the bridge across the Occur d'Alene
river at Harrison was awarded to NJ.
.Gilbertson on the following bid:
40 foot span $500.
North approach 500
South approach 675
3 Pile PEERLESS $50
A bond of $4,000 was required for
performance of the contract.
The contract for the bridge across
the Spokane river west of Post Falls
was also awarded to M. Gilbertson
on his bid as follows:
80 foot span 1890
East approach 800
West approach 800
Nine 30-foot spans 820
2-pile foundation 800
A bond was required in the sum Of
$9lsO.
The county assessor was authorized
| to cancel the assessment of $4,000
against the Exchange National Bank
/ of Coeur d'Alene for reason that said
assessment is void.
The bouds of the Lumberman's
State bank Of st. Maries 10 the sum: