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widow and two small cuildren-
 Mobile Society News.
 Miss Rosa Mann has gone to Pitts burg to join her sister, Mrs. G. F. Fletcher. and they will go on to soma Northern resort.
 Mrs. W. T., Kelly and little daughter will leave Tuesday for Bladon Springs.
 Mrs Lee Fearn Irwin is spending sev- eraI days with Captain and Mrs. Frank Davis on Spring Hill Avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. M. F. Kirkbride and Mr. and Mrs, M l.. Wooten were among the visitors to Point Clear this after noon.
 Miss corinna Kirkbride Is the guest of Miss Lucille Overall at the Point. 
 Mrs. M T. sIaton has returned from visit to New York.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. S. Raymond and son will leave Tuesday for Canada.
 MT and Mrs. Hugh McMahon and where they spent some time.
 Misses Mary Easley and Agnes Belle GoIdsby have returned from Virginia and are at Daphne for the remainder of the summer.
 Mrs. R. S. Bacon is visiting rela- tives in Atlanta. Mrs Bacon has gone to Chicago on a business trip.
 Miss Ella Smith has gone to Lynch burg, Va, to visit her sister, Mrs. kGoodwin
 AGr. and Mrs. G. R. Vaughan and MT.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05

Waiter Burke now of New York. Is on a visit to his mother, and Is being warmly welcomed. to his old home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05

Miss Ella Smith has gone to Lynch burg, Va. to visit her sister, Mrs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05

Misses Mary Paisley and Agnes Belle Goidsby have returned from Virginia and are at Daphne for the remainder of the summer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05

Miss saIlis withers will leave Sunday fer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05

MT. and Mrs. M F. Kirkbride and Mr. and Mrs, M l.. Wooten were among the visitors to Point Clear this after noon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05

Mrs. L. C. Horn and children leave Sun day for Waukesha
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05

Mrs Archer Smith has returned from | months visit to relatives in Illinois
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05

MT. and Mrs Hugh McMahon and family have returned from Daphne where they spent some time.
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Mir. and Mrs. J. S. Raymond and son will leave Tuesday for Canada.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-09
For District judge.

LemhI county is honored 10y being
perniittd to furnish the candidate Tor
Judge of this judicial district, and
Gustavus y, Quarels is equally hon.
ored for the reason that this nomina-
tIon comes 10 him Mt the hands OF
tie democratic party unsolicited.
Considering the four thousand iDnjor-
lty that this district gave the fepub-
liean nominee four years ago, the
nomination might be considered by
some as an empty honor, but there ls
honor In nomination, even though
defeat might be conceded. IL Is an
honor to be selected from q number
of bright attorneys, such as this dis
trict possesses. TO make the race for
Judge OF the district.
Ii such conditions might arise as
would make IL possible Tor MI.
Quarles to overcome this large major
/ ity, and be elected to this position,
4 he possesses the necessary qualifca-
/ tjoD to confer honor on the position.
/ lie Is a student. man of exemplary
character. OF good SOUND judgment
and would lend dignity TO the posi-
tion. His decisions on the bench
would be governed by justice, and
every man would have "faiT deal =.
4 We will admit that the prospects
for the democrats to carry this jrdic-
ial district, under ordinary condi'
tions. would be exceedingly slim.
hut we are confronted with no ordin'
AIRY conditions, and II IL bard 10 tell
what the results may be. We ART
satisfied that Mr.. Quarles viii carry
a large republican vote IN Lemhl
county tut whether he can do as wei
In the other counties OF the district
is a question that can only be deci1
ed In November.
without saying anything detri
mental IN Judge Stevens 1t must b.
conceded that there IL strong eie
ment In the district, whose votes IN
should get under ordinary conditions
who will break from party ties ant
vote for Mr. Quarles. Whether tlii
dissatisfaction is large enough TO carr
, the district, with the natural demo
, cratic vote IL Is hard 10 say. Eve
: though Mr.. Quarles might not soic
4 our political sentiments. under tn
circumstances We would consider tina
as a good citizen, We would have
= give hi u our vote. The Recorde
) viii have more To say regarding hl
!, candidacy In the future.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-09
INTERESTING FIGURES!
WM Be 00sely STUDIED. Now That the
(ampal4n Is 0n--Statement Show
pe(uI6 (ondltbnS.

COEUR D'ALENE CITY, Aug.
4. Now that the campaign Is open
the Democratic State convention
meeting IN the city on Monday, a
study OF election figures in the state
Is interesting. In 1900 Bryan carried
the state by u plurality Of 2asd or
the twenty-one counties seventeen
gave the democratic candidate u
plurality, four gave Mckinley plur-
ality. These four counties we're Ada,
Bannock, Canyon, Fremont, In the
last named the plurality being two.
-Four years later the state switched
and gave Roosevelt a plurality Of ~,
1903, the republicans carrying ever,
county In the state, Fremont, whici
gave Mckinley two plurality, givin,
Roosevelt 52al plurality.
Flank r. Goodine was the candi
date for governor when Roosevelt
was the presidential candidate
Gooding's plurality was 1855, O
,6is less than wes given Roosevelt
Ills was the low ,st plurality on III
ticket. his own county, Shoshon,
; giving him s3s plurality, while
gave Roosevelt 2,a79, thus shown
the popularitytYl of the governor
his own locality, and he was the low
, est man on the state ticket ic Sh'
, shone county. Here are the hgur'
: In detail
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-09
VOL. XXI. NO. 9.

shown by the opposing forces. The
piies December lst Of this year.
Talking about conventions and
tickets and election figures and poll
ties in general. has 1t ever occurred
TO you that In the mountain states,
aud particularly In Idaho, that men
aud women who attend these conven-
tions az delegates must be aetuated
by tile highest OF motives. IL costs
more for many delegates 10 attend
state convention In Idaho than IL
would for national convention In
New York, and the distance neces-
sarily Travelled In Idaho to attend
state convention Is farther than from
Illinois TO New York.
The republican state convention
was held at pocatella, In southeast
lern idaho. The democratic state
convention will I've held at Occur a.
Alene City. In the northwestern part
Of the state. Many delegates to at
tend these conventions have TO travel
from 500 TO 1000 miles. To reach
! their destination or the convention
, city they travel through three states
by rail- and many have TO make long
Journeys hy stage or other vehicle To
1 reach the railroads.
). In this connection few statistics
J, about Idaho will be OF Interest.
!. There are only eleven states and ter.
}. ritories larger than Idaho, and Utah
J, Is one OF them.
IL In area Idaho contains si,sot
y square miles. It's extreme lenetii Il
N 400 miles aud Its extreme width II
,. 305 niles. From border on the
o. southeast corner. where the Oregon
rs Short Line iailway enters the state
TO Port mn IN the northwest corne
q. is ! l,oT3 miles.
0, There are twenty-one counties u
~ the state and these counties are wat
I5 cred by i7o creeks, sixty-uve river
rs and twenty.three lakes, One ot th
10 rivers, aud the largest In the state
a. the Snake, Is crossed live times b
II the Short Line railway system
~ sixty one mountain peaks aud rangs
Oa have been named within the bordel
52 of the state.
'a. IT. was settled fve years beioi
g5 brigham Young and his band OF pi
,55 neers came 10 Utah, by emiaran
$40 who had lcrt the state OF Oregol
100 In population Il grew slowly, u
"a census OF 1870 showing but IA s.
300 people In the state. During the q
s70 cade this population more than dou
$50 led. 32,8i0 being the record. ~
as7 found ~. ass people In the stlte.
s35 1900 there were i6l.T72 persons al
- this year the popalatoin Is estimat
ss7 at 2lo. 900. it isa wonderful sta
hat aud has a .nagniacent future. -st
IN Lake Tribune.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-09

This year even the friends OF Good.
Inp admit that he viii run behind
his ticket. How much, they VIII
not, Of course. admit, but IL VIII be
away behind. The deal by which
the church supported him two years
ago will initiate against him IN the
central and northern counties. while
Ia the Mormon counties he will this
year be hit hard because he nhl not
carry out the promises mace two
years ago.
Then this yeai Chairman Brady OF
the State Central committee viii not
help him as he did Two gears ago,
for the reason tnat Brady has the
Senatorial fever. True, al Pocatcllo
II was said that Bardy had retlted
4 from the race for Senator and an
agreement was made by which Borah
was nominated. He Was again cbos-
I en- chairman OF tile State committee
aud he will manipulate affairs TO suit
hin self, brushing aside both Borab
and Goodiug ~ necessary. Brady Is
au aspirant for the senatorial toga
and he would prefer 10 take IL tbs
year rather than wait two years,
hen a successor Is 10 be elected u
Hepburn.
AS to the Legislature. All eyes vii
center upon rhat BODY. The last leg
isIature had 80 republican majority
on Joint ballot, III majority In th'
senate. 45 in the house. There is n'
! question but wbat this Will h
changed at the November election
: Fred DUBOIS Is pC Cpular With tb
MASSES Of Idaho, regardless Of poll
ties. lie has always worked for on
thing while In the senate aud iha
VAS Tor the general good of Idaho
. and for this the people like him
Ills position on the great question Il
several of the mountain states. thn
Is. the dominating Of the politics
affaiIs by the twenty-six men con
posing the Norman hierarchy, Is pre-
nouueed. The people know where h
stands. There will be no comprt
mise on this matter. The hghl
therefore, for legislative candidate
will be the most hitter al thu eau
Is paiRn. On this contest will cents
|. the guns. II will be desperate,
fight 10 the finish, and no quartz
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-09

tine OF the pleasing affairs TO those ,
who take pleasure In the mazes of |
the waltz was enjoyed at the Sbenon
house last evening In which Mes
DANES Shenon and Wheaton the Miss
es Wilson and Kadletz entertained
large circle OF friends. The insitat
ions wereissued fort his pleasing affair
about week ago, and those invit'
ed hadbeen waiting In pleasant antici-
pations OF the event.
There were some twenty five coup.
les invited. and none sent their re-
erets. Delicious punch was served
/ to the guest during the entire even
| Ing by Mrs. Mood, who presided over
the punch howl. Later In the even.
ing delightful luncheon was served
In the drummer's room, which had
been arranged for the occasion. The
furnishings Of the large dining room
were removed. the floor waxed for
this especial occasion, where the
dancing was held. The music was
furnished by a piano and pianola.
The comfort OF the guests was
most delightfully."- looked after by th'
ladies', who had the affair In charge
and the guests will look back upoi
this occasion as one Of the pleasan
affairs OF their lives. The following
guests were present: Messrs. ant
Mesdames +. W. Voglel, John W
Snook, II. G. Redwine, Allen Met
ritt, Fred Havemann, II. W. Nc
Bride, Chas. Haman, Frank Have
mann, VIII Shoup, c. G. Mathewson
". c. Whitwell, NJ. Spellman, +. |
Hines, J. q, Langsdorf, Mrs. Roche
Mrs. Boyd, aud the Misses Old'
q Brooks. Barter, Ball, Church, Amor
u son, Barrack, Howe, Carl, Kin.
: Scott, Fern Scott, Laura aud MAJ
garet Shoup, Decker, and Messr'
" Pyeatt, Moore, Geerts"n, Wilson
J. Richards, johnson, Roy ilerndoI
u Kinsey, Arch Herndon, Cnple, Waite
% Shoup, Decoto, Chas. Vogler, Ira
= Edwards, Rosenburg, Draper, j.
" Kirtley, Robinson, Judge Sinclai
Reed, Oscar Amonson, Chase, Nj
- Kinney, Kadletz, Fred White, CaI
I'd Chas. Shook.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-09

drawn their whole store OF instruction
from totally different sources. The
tongue that Milton spoke is but an
organized synonym for freedom. for
the liberty that begins In discipline,
for the victories which arise from
self-couquest. 1t is an inspiration
to the man who speaks and under
stands IL. and Mr.. Bryan is not
wrong In making it the guide, as II
were. to those goals Of humane civ
ilization whittier the white man
With his burden continually
marches. +"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-09


Dan Davis was Leesburg visitor
Sunday.
Evan Stephens was a Leesburg WIS.,
itor Sunday last.
Mrs. Emma Wegele went out to
Salmon Saturday.
C. A. Mapel went out for load OF
supplies yesterday.
Miss Della Mahoney is visiting
friends at Salmon.
". v. Wallace was over from Dump
creek last Saturday.
Mrs. Grant Rood has been danger
ously i'll for about week but Is now
con valescing.
James X. Walsh began work on the
Moose mine south of Leesburg the
first of the week.
Peter Rood took pack train OF
mining supplies over to Big creek
and Pine creek last Friday.
James Horton, of Salmon, Is spend
ing his vacation here and incident
ally doing some prospecting.
Mrs. George Clark, OF Junction, II
visiting her sister, Mrs. Grant Rood
Mrs. Alice Mahoney returned las
Tuesday from visit with friends II
Custer county.
| N. A. Johnson. Manager OF tb
Bitter Root mines, is spending few
days at SALMON.
The Misses Lena, Laura and Mar
galct Sboup are visiting with til
family OF William Richardson.
o. E. Kirkpatrick, Manager of tn
Gold Ridge mines, made a busines
trip TO the county seat Saturday.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-09
Teachers Examination.

The State Superintendent has Is
red examinations for Brsi, second
and third grade county certificates
primary and state certificates, aud
life diplomas. 10 he beld Aug. q, -.
Is.
Since Institute will be In session
Aug. q and "a. the program Tor ek'
amins,Ious will he as follows: In
the High School Room. Tbursday-
Aug. y. s .. IN. HEADING: p. NJ.
state Constitution and School La"'
Friday. Aug. "a, 3 y. m.--Theor,
and Art: p. m.-Ptysiology.
Tbe remaining examinations wi
be given Saturday, at my Office be
ginning with Arithmetic at $ y. M.
Margaret II. Langsdorf.
Go. Supt.
Salmon. Ida Aug. @, 1905.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-09
Real Estate Transfers.

wm. Clayton and wife to Chas. 4
Nortnn. lot OF land In Sec. !, TIP. q
n. II. % l.. . acres: consideration si.
wm. j. Hoffman 10 III. Spencer
colwel. 1874 acres IN See. Up. % n.
r. % r.. consideration 81 800.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-09

Robert Dumonl, a prominent min
Ing man from GibD0Dsyille. was
transsctiDg business at this place
Wednesday.
u. Bigger, an expert electrician,
arrived here Wednesday from Edger-
ton, Wisconsin, to take charge OF the
electric light works
c. II. ClayeUmb and wife and J. r.
Heller and wife, OF Joplin. Missouri,
we're incoming passengers Wednesday.
We understand these parties are in'
terested In some mining properties ir
the district.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-09
|(OMMON[R!
Bryan the fnsnsh
Him Is the -AInefL
1stone."
26. Mr.. William
tho stAn,orican

70. - VII. Niiiidui
the american
oIn the English
Blight to refer to as
adstone," and who
hg a reception In
ch as has been ac.
b, honors paid him
], is anxious that 1t
perfectly plain and
urn to the United
esent time has no
lgnihcance He is
ipate 10 the coming
paigns all over the
interviews make
hit that he does not
6ipate I'm any local
In the state of Ne
words, he will act
bdent of any local
in New York, New
cut, Missouri and
which he intends tC
York, for instance,
ion of taking sizes
e Governorship can
Hearst-in Missouri
example must not bt
BIZ for or against any
politics.
pon the address, al
nquet of william J
bdon Daily Express
william j. Bryan II
Z Eng lish mind will
estion, as it concern
3D. and Mr.. Bryan
b address the Ameri
4 their Inde pendenc,
Ght have been expect
|of those practical an,
|eeches which are til
Nothing of the kin
h his lips. No poe
higher ideal OF empire
ever attempt so loft.
lon of their calling
bg the blessings whic
bnferred upon India
Ates upon the PHILIP
s the blessing Of lar
luperfcial observatio
"a very literary sort {
/ Mr.. Bryan may stris
ls IA benefactor VII
b folks a good book I
" need an ample diI
II more closely. hov
Faill be impressed wit
exercised /
bngue, What idea
Pity, and good goverl
up to people who ha'
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-09

Fred W. Vogler and wife came in
from RedIock Wednesday evening on
the stage and will stop in town for
several days. Mr.. and Mrs. Vogler
evidently find it a relief to be free
from business cares for while.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-09

These figures disclose the fact that
Gouding ran behind Roosevelt In
every county IN the state but FIRE.
mont.
The following hgures show the vote
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-09
Locations Recorded.

Alice Nos. and lodes, unorgan-
lied district. G. P. Drennen, locator.
Nordmount Nos. 2, 3 and lodes,
Texas district, K. Y. Lauer locator.
Ontario and Ontario Nos. J., 2, 3
and lodes unorganized district,
James o. Swift, locator.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-09

Mrs. Cleveland. Of May, Idaho, vas
registered at the Lemhi hotel Wed
nesday.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-09

Coeur d'Alene. Idaho, Aug. -
The report Of the credential commit
tee was accepted by the convention
after a spirited debate, and voted to
sustain the report. The delegation
from Fremont county was turned
down and the Gentle delegation was
seated. There was no contesting del.
egation rom Bear Lake county, but
the Mormon delegates were thrown
out on the ground that they bad
repudiated the democratic party In
the last election. This was the re-
port Of the credential committee was
sustained upon the floor OF the con-
vention.
The credential committee's report
being accepted, the convention then
proceeded 10 place the candidates 10
nomination Therc was no difficulty
in endorsing the candidacy OF Fred
Dubois for the United States Senate.
IL was foregone conclusion that
Chas. O. Stockslager would be the
nominee for governor. The balance
OF the ticket was nominated without
much OF q contest. This evening tht
most OF .be delegates will leave To-
their homes. feeling that sneh fric
tion as resulted In the convention
over the contests will have no iastinl
.. effects. nor weaken The ticket, 70
. the reason that the delegates tina
we're thrown out @ou'd have gon
bone intending TO support the repnb
lieap ticket
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-09

several OF the principal counties In
the north. lie is said to be sure OF
the nomination, but not by a large
majority.
The Dubois men are believed TO be
In complete control OF the conven-
tion, and today's boat ride is claimed
to have been arranged by them to
head of danger OF outside interfer-
ence while the platform is being
shaped.
Occur d'Alene, Idaho, Aug. g.
When the convention reassembled
tonight, after the return of the dele
gaLe from their trip up Lake Occur
d'Alene and the ST. Joe river, the
fight over the question OF seating the
Mormon delegations from southern
Idaho was transferred from the com
mittee on credentials to the floor oi
the convention. On the steamer Ida
ho, in midlake, the issue between
Gentle and Mormon was fought out
during the afternoon with a yigol
that at times threatened persona
violence. After debate OF two
bours the credentials committed
decided to throw out the Mormon
delegations from Fremont and Beal
Lake counties. Fremont's clever
delegates we're excluded by a viva
yoce vote of about 3 TO /. The Gen
tile contesting delegation was seated
In the case of Bear Lake count!
there was no contesting delegation
TO be seated, but the Mormon dele
gates were thrown out on the grount
that they had repudiated the demo
cratic party at the last election
I On this issue the committee stood j
to 8. The committeeman from Ada
Boise, Cassia, Custer, Nez Perce
Oneida, Owybee and Shoshone vote
to seat the Mormon delegates.
The contest tonight on the fioor Q
the convention was spirited and sen
sational. On a test. the conventio
by large II majority sustained the az
tion OF the committee on credentials
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-09

1t more closely. how
|aill be impressed with
ilanthropy exercised by
bngue, What idea of
6ty, and good govern
|up to people who have
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-10-23

recent crisis. From this time forward,
however, beet crop prospects and Gu
ba crop prospects will work together
to establish market quotations.
Refiners' supply of cane sugars Is
very limited and as very few Cuba
sugars of the last crop remain unsold,
these are held at prices considerably
above the parity of European beet SUI
gars which today at 9s. Sd. is the
equivalent of 3,93c. per Id. for 96 de-
grees test Centrifugals New crop
Cuba Centrifugals are offered in a
small way for December-January ship
ment at 7-16c. for 96 degrees test
equivalent to 3.S0c. landed duty paid.
The final outturn of the Cuba crop
depends more than anything else upon
the supply of laborers for harvesting.
The conditions of the cane and the
quantity OF cane are sufficient for
very large crop provided proper labor
can be had to secure II.
AS regards the European beet crop
Mr.. Il. 0. LIGHTS preliminary esti-
mates have not yet been given out. al
though he has called attention to some
trade estimates which indicate a mini
mum crop of 6,045.O00 tons to a maxi
mum crop OF 6.515,OOO tons against the
actual crop OF last year of 6,954,0Oo
tons.
Our cablegram from Java reports
heavy rains In some parts. making the
weather unfavorable for harvesting
and the exports to the United States
less than those of last
season.
RlfinaH The faafnra In ' OIL
gar OF special interest is the fa-, that |
the refiners are finally putting in force
their option OF forcing buyers 10 with
draw the sugars bought under con-
tracts now overdue, some of which
late as far back as July. This indi-
oates the end of the advances which
nave been frequently made throughout
The season by refiners, with the prob
ability that refined win now follow
more closely the course Of the raw
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-10-23
EDITORS WORKING FOR SAN
PEDRO-HONOLULU Line

Los ANGELES October ia line
California
Honolulu yesterday
lions between Los Angeles Honolulu
H. p Wood Hawaiian
this within his something
definite be establishing
from Los Angeles Honolulu
j. Holt Santa Monica president the Editorial Warren
which,
could would
months Honolulu citizens better freight facilities should
established
trade to Los Angeles
Woods the will
The referred to the Chamber will be taken
Mr. Woods he will