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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06

would 20 on TO Boise on No. .. IL
will therefore be due here this after
noon at 3 .35 O'Clock and the governor
and his stan and the representatives
OF the Knights Templar and dele
v,tiof, of Elks will make the trip 10
Nanps again at 40 O'Clock today.
Other members OF the two orders
named. veterans Of the Spanish
American war and ment ers OF the
local G, A. &. post ~ili meet the
body at the Boise depot and escort "
to the undertaking rooms where "
WIB remain until Friday morning.
Al 10 o'clock Friday morning the
remains viii be taken 10 the capitol
building. there 70 lie In state until
O'Clock In the afternoon, then taken
90 81. Miehaels cathedral where the
funeral will be held under the man
ayemept Of the Knights fempiar.
The burial will be In Masonic Gene
tery
While the body Is lying iD state q
detail of soldiers from Fort Boise
will stand guard.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06

Resolutions OF respect and condo.
lencc adopted by Leila Camp No. 22ss
r. n. OF A, Of salmon, Idaho.
whereas, the angel OF death has
entered our camp for the drst time
aud taken from our midst our
esteemed friend aud neIgbbor, Mary
T.. Jinegar.
1hrriu7e. bc II resolved, That
~ . camp We mourn oui less and Se
exteud our sympathy u ber bereaved
husband and thre little girls. ano
relatives who 40 deeply erieve over
the loss OF their loved one. In The
home there is a vacant chair, ssileut
voice. The bone ties are broken,
but our loss is ber gain, fot = be1uti-
fui life never ends.iu death.
Resolved. That our charter be
draped ia mourning for period OF
thirty days 10 days That a copy
Of these resolutions te scot 70 the
bereave,l family. and to the county
papers for publication, also copy be
spread upon the records Of our camp
10 memory Of our departed neigh6oF.
EttA Ross,
LizEIe Snyder,
Clara sattler
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06

The illustration this week shows
the Lemhi Hotel and the opera house
block. The hotel building was erect
ed In 1897 by William Anderson, who
still owns the property, the opera
house part of the structure was ad-
ded In 1901. The entire building has
ground floor space fronting Main
street of 6fty-four feet, and a 'front.'
age on st. Charles street of about 2lO
feet.
The west room, on the ground
floor, fronting Main street is occu-
pied by Mrs. Poppy as cafe and the
rest Of the lower floor is used as a
bar, billiard room, barber shop and
hotel Office. The entire upper floor
of this part Of the building is used
for hotel purposes The hotel is un-
der the management Of Mrs. William
Anderson, and Is most neatly fur.
nished, aud is fitted with the most
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06
THE OFFICIAL COUNT !!
GoOdine Runs About fisht thousand Votes
Behind the Rest Of Ills Tkket.

The Official vote OF the state at the
recent election has just been con-
pleted, and shows that Gooding ran
over 5000 votes behind the republi-
can ticket In the state, and behind
IL In every county. The connties In
the southeastern part, generally
termed the Mormon counties, saved
him however, and made his majority
OF $500 possibility. Landon, who
was under arrest for embezzlement In
his home county, was elected secre-
tary of state by plurality OF u, ,l76.
Gooding ran over 1900 behind bis
ticket In Ada county. He only car
rIed three counties outside the Nor.
mon belt, and one OF these Kootenai
gave him but so plurality
Following Is the total vote on tie
state ticket as returned by the can
vassiug board:
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06

Goldfeld., Nov. %. 25.--Ex-Governor
Frank W. Hunt died here this morn
ing OF pneumonia. He contracted
grippe at an open air political meet
ing of Senator Newlands In Goldfield
the last week of October. He recov-
cred, however, but November Is he
returned to the Combination mine
overheated and again caught cold.
This developed into pneumonia last
Wednesday and he gradually grew
worse. The physicians attending
kept the lungs open but at the crisis
weak heart developed, caused prob
ably by over-exertion In the Philip
pine islands. He realized the end
was near and left all to his wife and
baby daughter. He entered the fight
for gold with energy and hope three
months ago and his investments are
very promising.
His death makes vivid the fact
that here on the desert, with 40
bodies In the morgue tonight, there
is another side to the scramble for
hidden gold here near Death valley.
When one leaves loved ones in the
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06

Whereas. II has pleased the Su.
preme Ruler OF the universe To call
from US our beloved brother, Frank
". Hunt, and
Whereas, Our brother was held In
genuine respect by the members OF
this Chapter, and a sincere sorrow Is
felt that be has been thus early
called from bis family and friends,
therefore, be IL
Resolved. That In the death OF
Brother Hunt this Chapter has lost
an honored and beloved member,
whose memory will ever be cherished.
Resolved. That mourning the death
Of our departed hrother we extend
the heartfelt sympathy OF this Chap
ter TO his widow and child IN their
time OF sore bereavement.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread upon the records OF the Chap
ter, a copy be sent to the family aud
to The Idaho Recorder and The
Lemti Herald for publication.
Resolved, That the Charter OF
Hugh Duncan Chapter No. ?, O. =.
S. bc draped in mourning for thirty
days.
A. J. Macnab
Nora Y. whltwell,
Anna Il. McCaleh.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06
6be Lernhi Mer. Co.
NJ. @. STILES, Manager.

O. Il. Kirkpatrick made brief
business trip TO salmon Saturday.
W. II. Jones Ia doing some work for
W. X. Walton on Diamond gulch.
X. T., Rex, manager OF the Gold
Dust Mining company, left for Salt
Lake yesterday.
John NJ. Steel came IN witch two
outfits OF freight for the Dredging
Co. on Lower Moose creek yesterday.
Evan stephens Is getting In quite
large amount Of hay for his Yel-
low Jacket and Meyers Cove stage
Itna
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06

News of the death OF former Gov
ernor Frank Hunt came as shock
and a surprise to the people OF this
county, where he vas so well and
favorably known. The Information
of his death reached this Office last
week just as we bad run the last copy
OF the weeks paper from the press.
The previous days dispatches stated
that Governor Hunt was down with
the pneumonia at Gold6eld, but 1t
was thought the crisis OF the disease
was passed.
Frank W. Hunt was born in Louis
vile, Kentucky, December l6, 1863.
While still a young man ne came
west. believing that opportunities
were greater for advancement than
In older settled countries. lie hfst
settled in Montana, where he spent
a number Of years, out later removed
to Gibbonsville, this county and en-
gagged in mining. IL we mistake not
he stiIl owned property In that camp
at the time OF his death.
Ten years ago be was married 10
Miss Ruth Maynard, OF Boise 10
this union was born two children, the
first child dying two years ago at
Poise at the age Of seven years Inc
remaining child is but an infant 10
arms. The Statesman gives the ioi-
lowing concerning bis life:
aMr. Hunt tirst cane into general
notice In 1895. when he served as a
member OF the state senate from
Lembi county. He took yerV active
part In all legislative matters ard
especially 10 preparing and securing
the passage OF the state mining law.
Prior to the enactment OF that la"
there was little or no regulation of
mining by the state. There vas no
nroyision for the doing OF location
work. and claims could be staked and
held for a long time without having
a nick stuck into the ground. Ibe
condition had been impressed upon
NJ, Hunts mind because of the fact
that be was following The business oi
/ mining and he knew what bin
draoce Il was tn the development OF
the country. He therefore made 1t
point to get a suitable state mining
| Law enacted while he was in the sen
ate, thereby performing a great sery
ice for the mining industry"
"His next public service was II
the rasks Of the armies OF his coun
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06
..AaAS,29@&@%@@@@S
,pos CREEK.
A.sa~@ss@3%%%&@SS@%~~

!, is at work filling a Kiln OF
n Charles Coffman
bort Macnab is erecting a hne
q, Joseph Humphrey being
hitect.
lambeth has rented nis ranch
! move to salmon to send his
b to school.
MYRTLE Campbell, teacher OF
l,eek school district, spent a
i with her parents at May.
,os Cofman and Jessie and
Echullz we're on the Pahsimari
friends Saturday and Sun
Schultz came up from Salmon
Az to spend a few days on the
Ind help bis brother, W. W.
to thresh.
Iamberth and John Leonard
bst returned from the railroad
they have been getting sup
br their next years work.
ar Uays was in the neighbor-
uyine cattle and bought a fine
NJ stock cattle from Joseph
| for a consideration of $40 a
tbreshers we're threshing the
ain of ". ". Schultz Monday
Tuesday. Mr.. Schultz has
ed the largest crop Of grain
as been raised along the river
aSon.
day was the big cay on Iron
being the day for the election
b supervisor for District No.
barles Borrish and William
e being the two contestants
lob, Brinnie received 13 votes
brTish 10.
te were quite a number from
parts attended the Box Social
IS last Friday even ing, and all
a good time. James Ryan was
cky man and carried away the
box, by paying the small sun
lee sacks Of carrots.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06

ir practice at the First Presby-
Church Friday evening at
Services next Sabbath are as
5: Sabbath School at 10 a. m. !,
bing at II and In the evening at
All are cordially invited to
with US. Next Sabbath morn
be Offering will be devoted to
among the freedmen.
Frank B. Bouner, Pastor.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06
LHEsBURG LOCALS.

Willard Rood went out u Salmon
last seek
James X. Walsh finished work al
the Moose nine Monday.
John Thompson welt out to Sal
mon the last OF the week.
Daniel Davis Is getting in supplies
ana intends TO DO considerable work
on his mining property this winter
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06

beautiful valleys of Payette and
Boise and comes here where every
green thing has thistle and every
creeping thing a sting, he leaves
much. Gold Is here but death goes
with it.
One of the saddest events of the
funeral was the grief of Diamond
field Jack Davis. He had never met
Governor Hunt until the governor
came to Nevada. Like Jean Val
Jean, Jack Davis has redeemed him
self here. His grief today was pit
able.
The governors genial southern
soul made many friends in his new
home and his last thoughts were for
Boise the Beautiful, where he re-
quested to be buried.
Islam temple OF San Francisco,
with Shriners here from California,
Nevada and Utah, held special ses-
sion here yesterday. On the an
nouncement OF the death Of Governor
Hunt this morning, their special
train was rendered with an escort to
take the remains to Reno. Funeral
services were held at 2 O'Clock this
afternoon, attended by Odd Fellows,
Elks, Masons, Shriners and great
many Idaho people, Presbyterian
minister officiating.
The body was taken on special
train which left at this afternoon
to Reno. The remains will be met
by Governor Sparks at Reno and will
be properly received at Ogden and
Pocatello, thence conveyed to Boise.
Elkhorn Temple of Shriners of Boise,
and the Boise lodges Of Elks were
represented at the funeral and W. q.
Dewey, of Nampa, an Elk, accom-
panied the body with the Shriners
and will be met at Yerington, New.
by Thomas Hunt, a brother of the
deceased.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06

ssShO tOOho. uC ut5J
room Is occupied by the
Lemhi Realty Company,
the second AS a sample
room, and the third by
The Recorder press and
editorial rooms. The Sec
ond story Of the annex is
especially constructed for
opera house purposes. The
opera house has a large
stage, balcony extending
across the building the
room having a seating Ca
pacity OF about four hun
dred people. The size ofthe
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06
State Superintendent Of Schools.

The vote on governor by counties
shows that stockslager carried IL out
of 81 counties, the counties going for
him being Ada, Blaine, Boise, Gao
You. Custer, Elmore, Idaho, Lemhi,
Lincoln, Owyhee shostone and Wash
lneton.
Following Is the vote Of each coun-
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06

modern sanitary appliances.
On the lower floor OF the opera
house annex, it Is divided into three
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06

handsome structure, and will COM
pare very favorably with the. other
large buildings.-of.our city.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06
The ShenOn House
The Best Hotel in the City.

This popular hotel is under new manage
ment and is run in first class style in every
particular Clean beds, good Accommodations
and table that is set with the best the
market affords.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06

neatly iur' room, including the gallery is 60x70
the most feet The building throughout is a
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-03

GOTLANDS Ian. sTvanne gotland-
ska fornfynd. bet ena var / Kornett-
skogen, belagen / Vies / Yeskind, der
en- hemmansegare patraffat deiar af EFT
lerkarl. Under jordytan lag en- TAX
tegelformad kalkstenslaggning. hyii-
ken 1 sin midi ofvertackte en- liten
hallkista eller snarare crop med stem
satta kanter. Gropen inneholl frag-
menter af tvanne lerkarl, af hvilka Diet
ena varit upprattstaende, Diet andra
hyalfdt som lock till Diet fora. lnom
Diet omrade, som en- gang i~nneslutits
at Diet staende karlet, funnos en- mangd
branda ben. Fyndet torde kunna da-
teras fran bronsalderns senare del.
Det andra fyndet, som gjordes vid
p~lojning, bestod af $50 pilstenar, en- vt
terst instruktiv samling af olika typ
serier fran Stamina It'd som de stora
danska mossfynden, hvilka vanligen
dateras till 4:e a SIC arhundradet efter
Kristus.
Diver bord. Pa resa med angaren
"Norden" fran Visby till Norrk0ping
gick natten till d.. s JUL 26-arige hem
mansegaren Amos Bendelin fran Lo-
krume ofver bord och ~drunknade. Den
omkomne uppgifves hafva varit somn-
gangare.
sockerproduktionen pa GotIand. vid
Roma sockerfabrik har tillverkningen
under Diet senaste aret af saljbara pro-
dukter utgjort 6,308, 400 ky. forsta pro-
dukt rasocker, 1913 0 ky. bocksocker,
24,4 mill. ky. betmassa och 1878 ky.
melass. A~rsvinsten steg Stamina ar till
1851 S kr. 80 ore, motsvarande nagot
Diver q proc. af aktiekapitalet.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-03
eoTERoRS. eoteboras n,

eoTEBoEs. ooteborss nya Ian.
G0teborgs stads nya Ian pa Is, 1000, 900
kr. ofvertogs d. IL JUL af EFT konsor-
tivm Under ledning af Stockholms en-
skilda bank.
svenska f~orskninsar pa Spetsbergen.
Upptacktsresanden prof. Otto Norden-
skiold har arrest till Dunkerque. der
han inskeppar sig for att resa till
~Spetsbergen via Troms0 och Beeren
Eiland.
Pa Spetsbergen foretog, som bekant,
prof. Nordenskjolds morbroder, den
kande forskningsresanden firth. A. E.
~Nordenskiold. pa 1S60-talet vidtomfat-
tande understandings. Prof. o. Nor
denskjold amman nu fortsatta dessa.
Omkring d. 80 JUL vantas han AMANDA
till Tromso.
StreIk vid Surte elasbruk. Strejk
utbr0t d. 10 Juli vid Surte glasbruk pa
grund af att styrelsen vagrat ga In pa
de ansprak, som af ~glasarbetarnes
tackforbund TRANSLATES.
Dodsfaii. F. d. o%rdforanden / Cote.
borgs arbetareforening, +. d. ledamo-
ten at stadsfullmaktige, smedsf0rmap
men C. f. Samuelsson, Allied 1 Goteborg
d. 9 JUL, SO ar gammal.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-03
MALMoHus LAM.
Reaementets

MALMoHuS Lam. Regementets
dotter. Anna Hanson blef som ung
flicka "upptackt" af major A. Nilsson
vid Sodra skaningarna, som strax iakt-
tog hvilka sanganlag hon hade och der
for tog sig an hennes uppfostran. Pa
regementets bekostnad har hon ge-
nomgatt Malmo hogre flicklaroverk
och derefter musikkonservatoriet
Stockholm. Sin debut som s~angerska
hade hon d.. 6 JUL pa Raml6sa BRUINS
societetssalong och gjorde dervid stor-
mande lycka.
Regementets dotter upptacktes for
IL ar sedan, da hon sprang och lekte
bredvid kyrkan i sin faderneby, Gen.
arp.
5e~vsrinasman lhieIsparkad af hast.
19-arige bevaringsmannen vid Skanska
dragonregementet, Kardell, bordig fran
Tosterup. blef d. z JUL / kasernstallet
l Ystad sa lila sparkad af en- hast. att
han strax efterAt Allied.
Tidis skord. Icke | mannaminne har
Diet / Skane intraffat, att stragrodan
mognat sa tidigt, att sk0rden kunnat
paborjas i forsta halften af JUL ma
mad. Delta ar dock fallet 1 ar. Vim
terkornet har | ar lemnat en- mycket
god skord till sa val stra som karna,
och afven ragen synes skola lemna en-
ypperlig sk0rd.
L~onefragan vid de skanska jernva-
garna. Svenska jernyagsmannaforbun.
diets adjoining / Malmo har vid EFT d.
10 JUL ballet af omkring 1000 med
lemmar besokt mote antagit foljande
resolution:
"M0tet protesterar bestamdt mot
Diet f0rhalningssystem, som distrikts
forvaltningarna anvandt i ~personalens
l0nefraga, och nppdrager at f0rbundets
lonekomite och styrelse att fordra fra
gans omedelbara afgorande. Skulle Ell
Observation-Disclosures besluta sig
for att inga pa underhandlingar med
all extra personal, SAINT j 0fverens-
stammelse med Syenska jernvagsman-
naforbundets forslag, uppmanar motet
acknowledgement att skrida till hand
ling, och bestamdes en- first af SO tim
mar efter Diet forslaget inlemnats,
hvarefter ALT arbete nedlagges vid he
la sta%tsbanenatet af den personal, som
lonefragan beror, ON ~nojaktigt var Ell
erhalles inom angifven It'd"
Eft Sc ganeer kasserade haktel Ju-
stitieombudsmannen har / dagarne be-
sokt Lund och for 58:te gAngen -
utd6mt stadshAktet der.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-03
NoRRsoTTENs Ian. ssolvssen.

Diet ! sveriges nordllgaste bygder skill
dras | m0rka farger af folkskoleinspek.
torerna / Lule stiff, hvilka till ecklesia-
stikdepartementet ingifvit sina berat-
telser. De erinra bland annat ON de
langa afstanden - barnen kunna T.
bland ha en- half eller tire f~jerdedels
mil att tillryggalagga mellan slit hem
och skolan, icke sallan / 80 graders
k6ld -, hvilka maste CORA skolgangen
h6gst ojemn. Lararepersonalen har
EFT synnerligen m0dosamt och uppsli-
tande lif, | synnerhet som de ofta be-
handlas med afyoghet fran hemmens
sida.
SArskildt la%ppbarnens skolgang st0.
ter pa manga svarigheter, 1 fold at
foraldrarnes nomadiserande If. En-
omgestaltning af undervisnipgen at
lappbarnen Dor derfor ega rum. Der.
est staten indrager de nu / verksamhet
varande NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAINT
%anvander de salunda frigjorda medlen
jemte de medel, som for 0frigt for
narvarande lemnas for fattiga lapp-
barns inackordering under ire mana
der pm aret vid vinterkursskola, sa
skulle lapparnes o~benagenhet upphora
och en- jemforelsevis re%gelbunden skol-
gang bill foljden.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-03
kRoNoBERos LxN. En- utdoend

kRoNo5ERGS LAM. En- utdoende
~smAiandsk industri dir "tjarbrannin-
gen.. Att denna urgamla industri for
dom varit en- af smalandingarnas huf.
vudsakligaste inkomstkallor framgar,
skrifver en- correspondent till Nya
vexi0bladet, af de vid skogarnas roj-
ming ALT mer / dagen blottade groplik-
nande tjarbottnarna, hvilkas annu har-
da och glatta yta | sekler legat dolda
1 skogen Xnnu for EFT 20-tal ar sedan
var Diet en- gammal sed, att ungdomen
sommartid en- och AMMAN gang skulle
samlas vid nagon "tjarbranna", der de
fineo pr0fva sina lungor | h0gljudd
sang SAINT sina ben / att dansa bland
lung och tufvor. Da tandes valdiga
eldar mellan tradens stammar. hvars
flammor stego hogt mot skyn. Der
kladde de sig | fantastiska klader och
agerade troll och spoken, och forde EFT
/ allo friskt lif. Den skarpa men val
luktande roken som bolmade fran fran
"tjarbacken" ansags som EFT radikal-
medei mot all sjukdom - utom lathet.
Den nyreglerade valkretsindeIningen
till Andra kammaren kommer - emot
hvad forst uppgifyits att for Kro-
nobergs lans vidkommande afven med
fora den forandringen, att Sunnerbo
harads domsaga icke vidare skall vara
uppdelad i iva valkretsar utan madam
efter har att utse endast en- riksdags-
a for hela domsagan.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-03
vERMLANDs Ian. Templarordens

VERMLANDS Lam. Templarordens
arsm0te. Vid Templarordens arsmote
/ Karlstad har waits foljande tjenste-
man: Templarchef, kassoren Carl Elk
man, Eskflstuna; vice templarchef, Of
verlararen Per Person, Ronneby; stu
~dieledare, kand. Sam. LARSON, Upsala;
templarsekreterare, A. l.. Lindhagen,
Eskilstuna; templarskattmastare hand
landen Aug. Anderson, Stockholm:
templarradgifvare, pastor X. M. Lindh
Gefle. Som forste t~emplarchef funge-
rar fortfarande FORE ordenschefen c..
Z. Lannerdahl. Vidare valdes till
templarsandebud Observation-Disclosures
C. ]. Anderson, Dvarsatt; templar-
marskalk, inspector A. e. Meier, We
steras; bitradande sek~reterare, sakfo-
Karen A. Won Gegerfelt; b~itradande
skattmastare, handlanden c. Diman-
der, Stockholm; ~bitradande marskalk,
fru Anna Dimander, Stockholm. Till
redaktor for "Templaren" utsags re-
dakt0r M. Enderstedt, Stockholm.
Med 73 roster mot 26 antogs EFT for
Stag, hvarigenom godkandes, att IFS
tidsloftet framflyttades till ga gra-
den. Med 81 roster mot 55 beslots att
CORA Diet principuttalandet, att krafvet
pa iron pa Guds tillvaro sasom vilkor
for intrade ! orden skall bortfalla.
Nasta arsmote skall hallas 1907 /
slutet af JUL i Stockholm.
Maxim Cork med fru Andrleva
hans foljeslagerska pa farden / Ameri-
ka och Europa gastade d. 4 JUL
Karlstads stadshotell pa vag fran
Stockholm till Kristiania, for sa vidt
nu icke Maxim Cork har en- dubbel-
gangare, som ar honom forvillande Xix,
berattar Observation-Disclosures. Self
uppgaf sig den store f0rfattaren som
~"Friedrichs, konstnar' - han tucker
val bast ON att resa inkognito efter o.
behagligheterna ! Amerika. Gorkis
drag praglades af den tunga melankoli,
som man. sd val kanner fran portrait
ten. Fru Andrieva har en- slank, temli.
gen spad figur, med anletsdrag af en-
mork, rampant skoShet och djupa,
stralande ogon.