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Arizona republican., 1906-01-02
THE FIRST IN PARIS.
Made An Occasion for the Reduction of
 Inflammation,

Paris. Jan. 1.-President Loubet's New Year reception to the members 'or the diplomatic corps gave opportunity for significant exchange of peace sentiments, evidently designed to off set the recent wave of pessimistic war talk. The usual military honors were rendered on the arrival of the ambas- sadorS.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-02
HOOVER RESIGNS
 PIMA CLERKSHIP
He is Succeeded by Allen D. Jaynes
 His Former Deputy.

Tucson, AriZ.. Jan. 1.-(Special.) )- Clinton D. Hoover today rendered his resignation as clerk of the district court and Allen D. Jaynes was appoint ed as his successor. Jaynes is editor of the Post and was deputy clerk MT. Hoover will go to HagerstOwn. Md, but m later return to the west
 RABER.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-02
FEDERATION TO INvesTiaATe.

Denver. -ColO-. Jan ---',<Afl--iaqHlrE into the assassination of fermer Gov ernOr Steunenburg. of Idaho. will he conducted by the Western Federation of Miners" said President Charles Fl. Mover, of that organization. today. We will do this not only to prepare ourselves against any charges that may be brought against the Fedora tion, but in order to ascertain. If pos sible whether or not member Of our organization committed the crime. The affair is to be lamentcd. No one k more sorry for it's perpetratiOn than are the officers of the Federation.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-02
TElLTALE
 FISH LINES
found on One of the Steu.
 nenberg Suspects
Idaho Officers Believe They Have One ofthe Perpetrators of the Dynamite Outrage.

Caldwell, Idaho. Jan. I.-The off cers believe they have one of the men responsible for the assassination of ex-Governor Steunenburg He is one or those who have been under susni cion. This man registered at the Sar- atoga hotel three weeks ago as NJ I Hoglan, giving Denver as his address A year ago ne stopped at the Pacific hotel, registering at Thomas HosIaD A search of his rooms at the Sarato,a resulted in the finding of an overcoat ana some other rough clothes also some fish lines similar to the DiecaS found at the scene of the expIOsion supposed to be part of the string with which the trigger of the internal ma chine was pulled.
 Further, in his grip was a lot of white powder believed to be a high explosive There was also something Ike brown wrapping paper, but 1t would not burn. The contents of the grip are in the hands of chemists IL IS stated that Angus Sutherland. for mer sheriff of Snoshone county. who IS on the ground, has recognized this man as one who was in the famous bull pen after the Couer D'Alene riots in 1889. This story has not yet been
 
 land has his right name
 The officers determined to take Hogland to Boise this evening. as tne jail here is a very poor affair and af- fords no opportunity to keep suspects apart. After conference. however. it was determined to keep him here. since it was feared the removal of him would be construed as evidence of fear of mob violence. Hoglan has been a rather mysterious character. He often went out, giving some explanation Of his absence. At one time he went out to look at land, as ne said. but it was known he had not left the town. The officers believe ne was carefully laying the plans for the crime and expected to escape suspicion by remaining in his quarters in the hotel until a con venient opportunity should be pre- sented to take his departure.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-02
RESTORATION OF RIGA.

St. Petersburg. Jan. 1.--Count Witte has received the following from Count the new governor general of the Baltic provinces:
 q arrived at Riga yesterday morn
Arizona republican., 1906-01-02

MT. OoVer who was a former Presby rian minister came to the ter ritory om Ohio in 1897 to accept the } of the court of the first district soon after the appoint Associate Justice George R. 70 was one of the earliest ap- Q this territory under the finley administration.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-02

Mir. PreSbN ritory
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-09-18
GEO. E. KEYES, Clerk.
District 6Ourt PrOO66dInQS.

District Court Chas Monday Sept 10TH at 10
o'clock m. and adjourned on Friday, Sept 14th.
Presentation. James M Stevens District Judge.
Mrs Brown, Court Stenographer
Geo. E. Keyes, Clerk
William j Lamme, County Attorney.
William Elder Sheriff
Members of the Barr A Pierce L. H. Johnston, Milton A
Brown, Chase A. Clark and W. W. Adamson.
Whereupon the following proceedings were had
No Royal A. Pierce L. Violet Spaldng Administrative
the estate of John Spadng deceased United States Fde
Guarantee Co., intervenor R. A Pierce and L. H. John
plaintiff M A Brown W. w
attorneys for defendant Case continued for term
Nels c. Jensen Charles Small and Albert Small NJ
attorney for plaintiff and N H. Clark and Chase A.
attorneys defendants Demurrer defendants ordered
answer. Case continued for term.
No g. ". Hanson D. E McCallum, John w.
Chase A. Clark attorneys plaintiff K McCalum
torney for defendant. Case settled
No 4 John c. Fox P Huffman, NJ A. Brown attorney
plaintiff and Chase A Clark attorney for defendant Case
settled
No Margaret Genser Nee Cross administrative of the
Julius W. Cross deceased M A Brown, attorney for
plaintiff. Stricken from calendar
No Minerva Potter Charles H Potter NJ. A. Brown
attorney plaintiff. Divorce granted as prayed.
No T. Kenneth Mckenzie James n. Kerr M. A. Brown
attorney for plaintiff. Settled.
No g. David Tewalt and Patience
attorney for plaintiffs and W. w Adamson attorney
for defendant. Case continued for term.
No g. MYRTLE Ellis Henry Ivie Chase A. Clark
torney for plaintiff. Divorce granted as prayed.
No 10 Land and Water Co.. corporation Ernst
N and Chase A Clark attorneys for plaintiff Settled
No. Rideout Bros. Greyhound Mining Milling Co.
Ltd. M. A Brown, attorney for plaintiffs. Settled.
Geo E. Keyes made application to be admitted to
the Bar practice law whereupOn the Court appointed the
lowing attorneys committee investigation, viz NJ
w Adamson and Chase A Clark and after due
committee reported favorable and the Court order
said Geo. Keyes be admitted to the Bar to practice law
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-09-18


This days session in the of the
anca condition of Custer The hour adjournment hav
ing arrived ordered that the adjourn till
at 10 o'clock a. M
Sept 11th 9O6Pursuan yesterday Board
10 o'clock m. Full Board present
Whereupon the following proceedings we're had
In the matter fixing the ssesSabe property of
Custer county, daho the year that said
rate be fixed $9 each hundred dollars 000 the
asessabe property the apporoned the several
State and County funds, follows, to-wit
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-09-18
IDAHO.
Lodging
Rooms First-Class !

Rooms First-C Glass
At Mrs. M. Jose's Hotel, locat-
ed just short distance north
west of R. n. Hull & Co.'S. store
Challis, Idaho.
Large rooms and good beds.
Lodging by the day, week or
month. Rates reasonable.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-09-18

The freezing weather last
week did considerable damage to
all kinds of vegetables in this
valley.
Maine came near going demo-
cratic on the 10th inst. The re-
publican majority was cut from
%, 900 to 5000.
John M. Browning, of Ogden,
has invented a new automatic
pistol. The new shooting iron"
is 25-cal. and can be carried in
the vest pocket, being not much
larger than a good-sized watch.
Mr.. Browning says it would
shoot hole through man with
out much trouble. 1t is made
along the same lines as his other
automatic pistols which have be-
come famous the world over.
Stanley Basin at this time has
a population of about one hun
dred people, and Uncle Sam has
seen fit to discontinue their post
Office and thus deprive them of
mail. Their mail now goes to
Robinson, their nearest postoffce
about 18 miles from the Basin.
Why the postoffice was abolished
we are not informed. But to
deprive Stanley of mail is a
great injustice and is wrong
that should be righted at once.
There ought to be some one up
there willing to take the post
Office. The only practical route
for mail the year around into
Stanley is via. Robinson, and
the Government would be con-
vinced of this fact if they ever
took the trouble to investigate
the matter.
School commenced in this city
yesterday morning with a good
attendance. and with the follow
ing corps of teachers:
High School-Prof. Bowen,
| Grammar Dept.-Miss Groves,
Primary Dept-Miss Anderson.
The new addition to the school
building is not quite completed,
and the new desks and furniture
has not arrived, and owing to
this school will be held in the
old building for a few days until
the two new rooms are ready.
The years work has already
begun. This work of educating
the youth of the land, the com
ing generation of men and wo-
men, is grand one, although
generally considered common
place and prosaic. 1t is prosaic
and monotonous in the detail,
but the persistence and patience
: required and developed in both
teacher and pupil, to complete
the years of school work, is what
lifts it above the commonplace
: and exalts and broadenS the lives
of all concerned. Where this is
fully appreciated and realized by
parents, teacher, and pupils and
where all feel that bond of unit
ed interests and unity of .pur-
, pose, the school life of the stud
, ent will be filed with good reso-
7 lutions, noble purposes and high
J aspirations to sweeten and make
lighter the hard work of each
succeeding day. Under such,
the proper conditions, the young
: student having finished the
| school work will face life with
: the necessary equipments for q
: good, clean useful life. Where
7 there is no unity of purpose and
: where parents encourage their
: children in being indolent, dis,
5 obedient and annoying to teach
1 er and classmates, the time
, spent in the school room is just
I the same as wasted. Every par
4 ent should take a serious view o.
+ the question of discipline in the
l school room and remember, above
: all things, that where the prop
: er discipline and good breeding
l L L 4
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-09-18


Lockhart Boyd is out for Pro-
bate Judge On the Democrtic
ticket.
Quartz location blanks for sale
at this Office for so cents per
dozen.
In 1903 the Mormons elected
Hepburn. This year they have
swung over to Borah.
Miss Naomi Hosford of Clay
ton, and Miss Lillian Sullivan of
Custer will attend the Challis
High School this term.
W. w. Adamson and A. ID.
Wilkinson have gone to Parker
Mountain to do some work on
the Parker group of mining
claims.
1t is learned that school will
not open in full blast in Challis
this week, on account of the new
desks, ETC., not being here. The
school will be called together,
however, and organized this
week.
In Latah county, the home of
Congressman French, the indie
pendent republicans in that
county are making war on him
on the ground that he is a Jack
Mormon, and an abiect tool of
the Salt Lake bosses.
Congressman French speaks
at Salmon on Sept. 2Sth. In all
probability Burtie viii come up
this way and tell US that the
Mormon question is not an issue
in Idaho. That is the campaign
cry of the Idaho republicans.
Henry Sturkey and w. w.
Challis were down from Stanley
the fore part of last week, and
report considerable mining going
on in their region. The Valley
I
Creek mill is being operated
with good force of men; the
dredge is running along smooth
ly, and in other parts of the
Basin more or less development
work is being done on the vari-
Gus mines.
The Appeal to Reason last
week published the following
startling statement
This is to certify that the
statement that 1 signed was
made up by James Mcfarland,
detective, and Harry Orchard,
alias Tom Hogan. l signed it
because I was threatened by
Gov. Gooding saying I would be
hanged if did not corroborate
Orchards story against the Off
GERS of the Western Federation
of Miners.
(Signed) STEPHEN ADAMS.
Witness: ANNA ADAMS.
Our readers should keep their
weather eye open for fakirs and
and swindlers, they are numer-
Gus and work every scheme TO
catch people. The latest swim
die, worked by a sharper in one
of the cities recently, is an apt
illustration of the ability of these
dead beat fakirs to catch not only
the ignorant but all others who
are not constantly on their
guard. This swindler walked
into a jewelry store and selecting
a 1925 watch left a check for
$500 drawn on an out-of-town
bank, with instructions that the
watch be regulated and that he
would come after it and his
change a week later. On re
turning he was informed that
his check was no good. We'll,
that's strange" he said, It's
the second time the bank has
done that thing on me. But
here's the money for your
watch, " and he counted out S12S
in currency and started for the
door. "Oh, yes" he said, turn
!, / ing around, you'd better give
me that check" 1t was willing
|. Ily handed over to him. On the
hal Voc tha ia1-elpraS endorse
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-09-18
HOm6Pl6k-U
LOCAL AND NEIGHsoRHoop NEWS
TOLD IN a BRIEF WAY.

TOLD IN BNtEP WAY.
Mark Kuhn and wife arrived
in Challis last Friday.
F. w. Vogler, the stage man,
arrived in Challis last Thursday
evening.
Miss Grace Anderson and Miss
Louise Bascom returned to Chal-
lis Thursday.
Prof. Bowen, our new school
teacher, arrived in Challis last
Thursday from Blackfoot.
The republican primaries for
Custer county were held yester-
day, and the democratic primar-
les will be held next Monday.
Harve Stout, an alleged horse
rustler from the Big Hole, Mon
tana, was arrested at the Woods
ranch on Pahsamaroi one day
last week.
]. A. Czizek, who is repre-
sentative of A. Heinzie, of Butte,
was in town Friday. He inform
ed US that he had ceased work
on the Montana mine, as the
owners would not give him an
extension of time on the bond.
Here is a tangle. An old man
of fifty and a young man of 2s,
widowers. The young man has
a stepdaughter 80 years old, that
he marries to the older gentle
man, and in return takes the old
mans daughter for wife. Now
what relation are those four
people to one another :?
The following pupils from this
end of the county have departed
for the outside to attend school
this year: John Boyle, Loon
creek; John Malm, Joe McGown
and Ludwig Westerholm, Custer;
the Misses Germer and Roy
Tracht, Clayton; Miss Pearl
Millick, Arthur Gayle, Leslie
and Earl Dodge, and Miss Gen
evie Rodgers, Challis.
Senator Macbeth arrived in
this city last Thursday evening
on his way home to Custer from
Salt Lake. He informed US that
his company had taken hold of
the old Phi Cappa mine, near
Ketchum, and had put fifteen
men at work. He also stated
that the Oregon Short Line had
promised him the same freight
rate on all freight into Custer
county from Blackfoot to Mac
kay, that is allowed on the Wood
River branch. This will make a
reduction of Is to 40 cents per
hundred on freight. The old
rate was % cents per hundred
higher to Mackay than to Red
rock, and this is the only reason
why the freight for Yellow Jack,
ct, Rabbitfoot and Meyers Cove
has been going in via. Redrock
instead of by the way of Mackay
and Challis. The Senator has
been over the county several
times lately, and in speaking OF
it politically, he is of the opin,
ion that the Democrats will carry
the county this fall by a good
majority. He says on State is
sues, from information that he
has received, that it safe to say
that Judge Stockslager will bt
the next governor of Idaho. The
ring ticket of the republicans i:
causing bolts in that party il
the North, and in South Idaho
the Mormon bishops are so bolC
this year they are going from
county to county attending re
publican county conventions anC
debating who shall be the nom
inees, has so disgusted the Gen
tile republicans that they ar,
going to vote the democrati,
, ticket this fall to rid Idaho o
church interference in politics.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-09-18

1t ordered that of mill the dollar of the assessed
valuation of all horses cattle goats mules and swine and
three mills the dollar of the assessed valuation of all sheep
the be hereby levied and by the Assessor collected
And that such special taxes voted by the several school districts
reported the Clerk of this Board be collected
No further business appearing this Board adjourned without
date.
HENRY II. KNAPP, Chairman.
GEO. E. KEYES. Clerk
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-09-18
Tax L6Vy TOR the Year 1906.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF County COMMISSIONERS !
OF CUSTER COUNTY, IDAHO. !
GHALLIs, IDAHO, Sept 10th, 1906.

Pursuant to law the Board o'clock for the
pose OF determining the $4,000 OF the
able property of Custer county for the year 1906.
Present -
Commissioner H. H. Knapp, Chairman,
John Stephens,
G. V. Hanson,
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-09-18
The Reason Why I?

The why county does not progress like other
counties in the State high levy
each year Following is it's levy for II years
1se5-S645 189S-$60O, 19O1-S450, 1904-S3.75,
1s96-$e4 AS 1s99-S5.OO 19O2-$320, 1905-$4.OO,
1897-S6OO 19o0-S5.OO, 1e03-S350, 1906-S3.90
The above high taxation keeps capital from investing
Custer county, this appears continue and there
years We have plenty of resources but taxes
are too high induce improvement and investment.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-09-18
6hdIIiS House
MRS. GRACE K. DODGE, Prop.

The New Challis House is strict
ly a First Glass hotel, and the
meals and accommodations can
not be surpassed in the county.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-09-18

Good Sample Rooms for
Commercial Men. X 4<4
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-10-05
TN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE CIR.

In THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE CIR
cult Court Of the County Of Powhatan. or
the Goth day Of September 1906.
A. y. Winfree. executor and others, Plaintiff
against
W. d. Gay In his own right and W. d. Gay "a
admir- Of Benz. Sublctt. deceased: Jno. r. Joncs
trustee. Planters National Bank Of Richmond,
Va. a corporation chartered under the laws Of
Virginia. 2. l. Penn. Jr.. and Vim. r. Maxcy
admir- Jos. r. MaNey. deceased --....- Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The object OF this suit Is 10 subject the real o.
tate and personal property Of which Mary +. vii
iams deceased: seized and pogsessed. 10 the pay
nent Of her debts. And an affidavit having beer
made and ied that the defendant. Juo. T. Jones.
trustee for the Planters National bank. and T.
L. Penn. Jr are not residents Of the State Of Nir
GINA II is ordered that they do appear here with
in 10 days after due publication hereof. and do
what may be necessary to protect their interest IN
this suit. And II is further ordered that a copy
hereof be published once a week for four weeks
in the Farmville Herald. newspaper published
in the town Of Farmville Va. and thai a copy b.
posted al the front door Of the courthouse Of this
county by the clerk thereof at the next succeed
ing rule day thereof.
A copy-Teste:
Milton p. Bonfant. p. q. james A. Tilman.
sep-2~4 Clerk.
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IN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT Of Powhatan county. on the 10th dag
Of September. 1906.
Charles Ellis Jr.
Against , In CHANCFRY
William p. Ellis, ct ais
The object Of the above styled suit is 10 have the
Court sell the following tracts Of land and distri-
butte the proceeds among those entitled thereto. il
il should appear that the said land cannot BE- di.
vided in kind as provided by law.
First. certain tract In Powhatan County
Virginia. containing one hundred QO0l acres ana
bounded as described in deed from Samantha NJ.
Murray to Charles Ellis. bearing date the nine
tenth day Of October 1873 and recorded in the
Book a. page 49, belonging 10 the estate.of the So ID
Charles Ellis. who departed this life inteststt r
the year 1900.
Second. A certain tract Of land in Amber,
county. Virginia. on Tobacco Row Mountain. sun.
posed 10 contain about one hundred and forty q i0
acres. and belonging 10 the estate Of Charlie
Ellie. deceased. who departed this life
intestate about the year 1870; the same parties
being heirs Of each Of said two deceased persons
named Charles Ellis: It being the object Of this
suit to dispose. according to law. Of all the real
estate belonging TO the estate Of said two deceased
persons. whether included in above descriptions
or not
And Il appearing by affidavit filed according 10
law that the following defendants in the above
named suit are not residents Of this State, viz.
James Z. Tucker. May Il. Tucker. c. Ellis Tucker.
mhDene AucAei. hoDtrt Muntord. Kate Is. Nun
ford. Resale Rhett. William Rhett Thomas Ellis.
Myra N. Ellis. Frank I. Ellis. Jennie Ellis.
Perkins Ella James N. Ellis. Leila Ellis. John r.
Cooke. Bette n. Cooke. II Is therefore ordered
that the said nonresident defendants do appeal
within hfteen days after due publication Of this
order. In the Clerks Office Of said Circuit Cour
and do what II necessary to protect THEN interests
And II further ordered that this order b. publish
ed once week for four (D successive weeks in
the Farmville Herald. a newspaper printed in th,
County Of Prince Edward and being the news
paper hereby directed for this purpose. And that
the same be posted by the Clerk o. this Court ai
the next succeeding rule day thereof at the front
door OF said courthouse
Vim. CrumD Tucker. o. q. James A. Tilman.
sep-2s-f Cerlt
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Between NnterpOck and Richmond
lNm Moseley and southern Railway
Daily except Daily except
Sunday. Stations Sunday.
An I've. Arr Pm
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TO CONNECTING LINES;
Notice Is hereby given that the FarmYlle .
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All moneys cl. 'eefel FOR account Of ms Se s
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s. HALEN. Auditor. all communications ~
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Gen hgT.
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Leave Chester 0h1pj go. arrive Bermuda
1852 a. m. Returning leave Bermuda 500 2. n.
arrIgs Chester fsh1psl Gji p. m. DAILY e1csp
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To all Whom it Nay Con
CEN.

Notice e nsrscy given tina. 81 The revt .erm
the Clculr Couri of Gun ceTlaid t9.n-1. ou % .
first dAy thereof. shall make appilea'.ol to % FL
said court TO enter an order directing that % t
proceeds of the sale Of the tract Of land 500 Boo o.
suit Of Behrendt guardian vs. Behrendt et'
pending In said court. and invested f b suit. b,
paid to me as the foreign guardian Of The infant
defendants who owned said land prior 20 the sal,
thereof: said infants residing in Marathon county
Wisconsin.
Given under my hand the Dist day Of septenn
ber 1906. c. s. GILBERT. Guardian Of
Rosa Behrendt. Edward Behrendt Annie Ben
rendt Elsa Behrendt. Alfred Behrendt and
Katherine Behrendt
Appointed By. and qualified in the County
court Of Marathan comfy. state Of Wisconsin.
By W NJ SMITH. his attorney.