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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-01-13
Great Storm in Colorado.

Denver, Jan. ga snow storm
many places the first of the season
gan in Southern and Western Wv,
this afternoon. Several inches u
have fallen. The storm is .ia' h.
northward and tonight all inole'I
are that Denver will have nea''
In the northern part of the s'a~ i
points in the mountains the lspI N
lures have fallen to zero anu
Reports from New Mexico anu
south as the Texas line show W
general storm has prevailed i0'
than "a hours.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-01-13

Washington, Jan. 3.-In an oFn.
by Justice Brewer, the Supreme y
OF the United States today affirmA .
decision of the Supreme court o. 7
IONA in the case of Howard VS.. rem
involving the right to use seepags W
for irrigation. A statute giving
right to appropriate for purposes I
rigation water "from any conss''s
river, creek or stream OF ruaD'
water" gives no right to sink ~
collect in it the water pereossT
through the soil and draw II On
pipes or aquias for irrigation pufFS
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-01-13
Give Pension. to stentos,s ma.

washington, Jan. 8. - Senator An
keny today introduced bill extending
'ne provisions of the late Indian war
veterans pension act to include all
enose who served as volunteers durino
sne indian hostilities in Washington
and Idaho in 1858 with the military
commands of Colonel Edward |. Stem,
toe and Colonel George Wright. inclnd.
ing the volunteer company of friendly
Nez ferces Indians, who acted as
guides and scouts under Colonel
Wright. oo'onei
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-01-13
CONGRESS RESUMES.
House Takes Up Consideration of
Philippine Tariff Bill.

Washington, Jan. A. - The cause OF
the Filipino was advanced ON the floor
OF the house by the Republican leader,
Payne, for nearly four hours today.
He represented the views of the major
ity of the ways and means committee
on the Philippine tariff reducing the
duties ON sugar and tobacco to % per
cent of the Dingley tariff rates and adj
uniting other products of the islands
to the United States Iree of duty. Be-
fore and following Mr.. Payne's speech
brief discussions indicated that there is
to be protracted debate on the meas
ure, and that the Republican opponents
representing the cane and beet sugar
interests of this country will speak
and vote against the bill.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-01-13
Place for Consl,mntIuas

Boston, Jan. e.--Mayor John f. Fitz.
gerald, who presided at the meeting
which clos ID the tuberculosis conven-
ton at Horticultural ball tonight, said
IN his speech that by tomorrow night
the act calling for board of trustees
Tor the establishment of hospital for
consnmptiyes to cost $685. 600 will
have passed the board of aldermen, and
VIII soon after receive his signature.
me tuberculosis convention, which has
been In session here for two weeks, has
been great success. the ball being
crowded at nearly all the lectures.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-01-13

Mazatlan, Mex, Jan. 9.-Accordlng
70 ignaeie Fennte, government director
IN the town Of Apomet, the people Of
'hat town and the surrounding country
are facing starvation. Crops have been
almost entirely destroyed by the recent
inundations, and the roads have been
rendered impossible. Thousands of
cattle perished in Northern Sinalca as
the result of the food. The los
throughout sinaloa will amount 10
several thousands of dollars
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-01-13

Washington, Jan. 3.-Secre'a1 .a;s
aparte has acted upon the pro0' sss
of the court martial in tne 20
Commander Lucien Young, oil 'ns
nington, who was tried on sD 's
connected with the fatal expios'S
that vessel at San Diego last s'y yoe
The court found Commsndei La
guilty of part OF the speclps
alleging negligence Of duty ans I'D
fenced him to receive letter "a
mand.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-01-13

Washington, Jan. s.-Representative
Kahn, OF California, introduced a hin
today providing for an appropriation Of
so'ooo'ooo for an exposition in San
francisco in 1918 to celebrate the
4ooth anniversary of the discovery Of
the Pacific ocean by Balboa.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-01-13

Wsahington-The United States Su-
preme court, for want OF Jurisdiction,
dismissed the suit of the Bunker Hill
Il Sullivan Mining & Concentrating
company against the Empire State
Idaho Mining & Developing company,
brought to secure an injunction pro-
hibiting the Empire company from ex-
tracing mineral from lode, the apex
OF which was claimed 10 be within the
surface limits of the Stemwinder claim,
In the Yreka mining district, Shoshone
county, Idaho. The court also denied
the petition for writ OF certiorari in
the case In which the Last Chance
Mining, Shoshone Mining. and the
Empire State. Idaho Mining 4 Develop
ment company asked review OF the
decision of the Circuit Court Of Ap-
peals for the Ninth district, establish.
ing the title of the Bunker Hill 4 Sui
Ivan company to the Punker Hill min
ing claim in Shoshone county. A petit
ton tor certiorari was also denied in
the case OF the Empire State company
VS.. the Bunker Hill company, involv-
ing the same questions as the foregoing
case.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-01-13

Lewiston - "There is no chance TO,
any outside corporation to secure
enough timber in the white pine belt
to do business" says j. J. Turish
The Weverhauser people own practi.
oaily all OF the available timber"
MIR. Turish has Just returned from
the coast, where he purchased 200 O0O.-
900, feet of fir for the Curran Timber
company, of Everett, in which he il
Interested. The timber is on Newa-
KUN creek, but the price paid is not
made public.
lie has been making purchases in
the white pine belt for the Western
Timber company, and it is probable
will add few claims to the holdings
OF that company before he leaves Lew
iston. He said:
The timber not owned by the
Weyerhauser company is scattered
about 80 that new company entering
the field could not get solid BODY
which is essential to successful hand
ling.
The Western Timber company has
about 10, 1000 acres of land in the vicin-
ity OF Pierce. am not associated with
the Weyerhauser people, and we have
no agreement as to the territory each
shall have. Nat Brown is buying
timber for the Clearwater Timber com.
psny in the same township where |
have been purchasing. | do not 90
over the divide because / want onr
timber together and not scattered.
The people are getting all they can
expect for their timber claims. The
price depends upon the amount of tim.
Der ON the claim, its quality, and loca-
ton. have paid as low as 5000 for
some claims and for one claim | paid
IS, 000."
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-01-13

Stevens Will Advise Canal Conn
sion-Bring Labor From Span

SsSst ~ Hf6 IdDOf f@ii SPe"'
Washington, Jan. 1.-The lslhni
Canal commission held short sss
today. Chief Engineer Stevens y
came to Washington to present !
views to the commission on thew
of canal that should be constTutn
was requested to submit any prop
which he may have for the excsEsna
removal and final disposition cfs
excavated material to be taken od
Culebra cut in canal with suH1
of So feet above low tide, and sls
inform the commission whether or
he has worked out or has projects
sea level waterway.
The commission authorized
chairman to appoint commits
review, appraise, condemn or dlia
of material left on the isthmus D :
old French company, which musf
cessarily be removed.
The experiment proposed for sec'll
labor from the north of Spain wssf
proved.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-01-13
EARTHQUAKES inE Austria.

Vienna, ] n. 8. = A series Oh n d
quake shocks were felt at aoou, md
this morning at Agram, GIN, a,sss'
Marburg and Crate. Buildings ,.rl,ys
and the inhabitants fed panic ~
from their houses.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-01-13

Washington, Jan. s. - With over an
hour devoted to the District of Column
bia, there was left but half-hour to
be devoted by the house today to tariff
discussion. This was utilized by Sulli-
van, of Massachusetts, who spoke
strongly for tariff revision from the
Democratic standpoint.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-01-13
FAvoRs Philippine BILL
e'ark' OF Missouri, Occupies House
FLOOR for Three Hours

washington, Jan. 5.-"Champ Clark
democracy" was expounded to the de-
lignt and entertainment of the house
lor three hours today by Clark, of Mis-
souri, and constituted the feature Of
s,l debate on the Philippine tariff bill
= 8 speech took wide range and
ne labeled his political beliefs as ahova
Arizona republican., 1906-08-23
THE MANCHURIA FAST
 ON HAWAIIAN ROCKS
The Removal of the Steamer Has
 Been Temporarily Abandoned.

Honolulu. Aug 22-The Manchuria remains on the reef where she struck Anchors were put out To prevent her from drifting further toward the shore The revenue cutter Manning is the only vessel now tugging at the big steamer The cable ship Rest0rer which has very powerful engines has gone 10 the scene and will render all assistance possible.
 The Manchuria' compartments have purposely been dIIed with water 10 make her rest more firmly and prevent further damage It is believed that she cannot be hoated before the arrival of assistance from the Pacific coast. if ever
 F. H WoLehous=. representing Lioyds- has gone To the scene The steamer Alameda. which started for san Francisco today. is now passing quite close 10 the stranded steamer
 The fate Of the 3lznchurla depends largely 0n weather conditions Opera tL0ns are being directed as much to- ward holding the vessel uudamaged untI Captain Metcalf arrives from san Francisco with wr=ckiug apparatus as to floating her immediately. There iz believed ro b. a fair chance for her Co last until -he arrival or the Ventura 1EilE 2l=tcalFs HreckiUg plant
 4 later report from The scene Of the =-eck says that efforts Co roar the Lanchuria have been abandoned untI the arrival Of Captain LercaIf
Arizona republican., 1906-08-23
MINNEAPOLIS MAGNATES
 OUT OF BASE BALL
They are Relieved of Prosecution for
 Slandering an Umpire.

Milwaukee. Aug. 22-The case of Manager NJ J. Kelly and Secretary L. A. Lydiard of the Minneapolis base ball club who were cited To appear and show cause why they should not be expelled for their alleged connec- tion with the charges against Umpire Clarence Owens. who was accused Of wagering money on the Minneapolis Columbus series played in Minneapo- lis several weeks ago. and who was later acquitted. came To an abrupt ending this afternoon after the pas- sage of a resolution offered by Chas S- Havenor of Milwaukee and second ed by T. J. Bryce of Columbus. re- ferFing the whole matter to the nat Ioual baseball commission
 This action was taken in view Of the fact that earlier in the day the control oi the Mlnnea polls club passed into new hands. The new owner being Gus Koch of this city. Kelly and Lvdiard by dispos.ng Of their stock sever their connection as officers. this action reu- dering it unnecessary for the directors To take action In their cases.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-23

forced to retreat hastily to san Luis. pursued by a portion of the enemy. The rural guards took refuge in their quar- terS. and Guerrera's men remained in possession of the town. This afternoon Laurent's men had hot fight with in sUrgenJS under Guerrero and reports that several were killed or wounded He pursued Guerrera. but so far as known did not reJake the town. Ac- cording sJo other fraguentary reports. the insurgents continue in possession Of San Luis Railway trains have not been interfered with.
 One hundred recruits were started westward this evening on board a spe- cial train. but II is not likely that they will be permitted to reach San Luis 4 detachment of loo recruits on the way 10 Guines had slight encounter today with the insurgents. but no one on either side was hurt
 An attempt 5S being made. with 900 mounted rural guards and regulars. to corner Quentin Bandera- who. with 15n men. is continuing his lodging tactics iu the western part Of the province of Havana
 Three large bands of insurgents are out in the province of santa Clara The insurrrcIion appears 10 be grow ing. but the loyalists of the towns claim they VIII be able 10 resist the movement
Arizona republican., 1906-08-23
SMITH WINS GEORGIA
 OVER CLARK HOWELL
he Will Receive the Nomination for
 Governor On First Ballot.

Atlanta. Ga. Aug z2--One of the most strenuous political campaigns fn The history of Georgia was concluded today by the state democratic rrf- maries, which were held throughout rhe state Co nominate complete state and county tickets candidates for su- preEE- justices. a United States senator to succeed Senator A O. Bacon and to name congressional candidates In each of tEs eleven districts Of the state
 At this hour CIJ D. mJ The rerurns seem to indicate that Hoke Smith can didate for goveTuo-. has carried nor only a majority of the l45 counties oc the state. but has @ majority over an opposing candidate which win Insure his nomination on the first ballot Hoks smith carried Fulton county me h1rn- of himself and Clark J Howell b~ more than 1501 ma jJrfty
 The particular interest In the cam pz-gn was bzIH=en Clark Howell -ll- tor 0f the Atlanta Constitution. arf Hok= Smith The latter began his cam paigu through The state more man fourteen months ago He opposed 1Ir- Howell with the charge of being a rep -e==u-ariV- 1f rl= z1-caIled -rzfIr1zd rIHg~
 For EEe r-uzf1d=- of -he state -cEet there was uttle opposition all the I1- cum Heu-s 0f tie various sEarz o=flc=s being candidaLes for rz-eteetzou- S=L- ator Bacon was unuppos=d-
Arizona republican., 1906-08-23
FRATfRNAL INSURANCE
 CALLED FRAUDULENT
An Exciting Session Of the ConTsn-
 tion of the Associated Fraternity.

Detroit Auz- zz-Int.uz,Ine that -l= society ls guilty Of a breach 70 con l1=uc=- Is obtaining money under Ez-=- Ir-Izus=s and Ls pursuing Q dlzz51=z- policy the delegate To The conve--il- lf rL= zsz5c-z-=I Fraternity 0f Amer lea fought through zu ll--uz= discus sion 0u the matter 5E lls8rzE-- Fate ll -EeIr. at-er-1lu session IlfFe Pfost 0f Ealsa- furzfsh=I r1- z-lzz- -I1zl Of -L- u==-51z- d-cla-szE- -Tl-r- Is not Q society ln r-- United State that can cary out lrs lus1-1-ce con tracts lI fall
 The substance 1t his short zr-=el Eas that z-1il= =1ci=Iies are constantly increasing their liabilities they gre H1- increasing their assets C-l=- Er=zE- CTS condemned the Ir-su-aEc= T--le-z1l-- 1f -E=-r respective s1e-=-l=s az dl=-ll- est cls1or1-abl= and diszrac=f-L
 The convention VIII EpE- Into -Ea factions. led by zE-Pr=z5Eeur Mckay as Cleveland who declared for minimum -ace- and T-1uzE D. Hzu-r 1r Tl1-a1- Iz- E11 orp1z=d such zeIE me general Ep-ri- rs --= c1l----l--- uea= -lz- --.= ana -zz--z-l1-- r-1r=rl=rr be- tween me Asz5eiz-=E F-rs-=-ul- =z and the National Frz-=r--zf c1-zr=zz -11c1 -a= decided 0- z- ------rz =----l- never T0ul1 o= c0nz-5-z-1z-=-
Arizona republican., 1906-08-23

Havana. Aug. 22.-GeneraI Rodriguez commander of the rural guard. tonight after relating the incidents Of the day. said 10 the Associated Press: You can tell the American people that Cuba iS entirely competent to cope with the lnSurrecJion. The flood Of rumors in all directions about the organization of insurreCtiouary bands in great mum, berS are not borne out by our reports or. SO far as can be learned. by the facts The result of the encounter at San Luis is still not known definitely. but it is known that we inflicted heavy losses on the enemy in that vicinity The much talked Of movement in santa Clara has not been encountered. and mo insurrectiOnists have been seen there by our forces
 We have today equipped and sent ir, various directions 500 volunte-s under competent officers We have plenty Of rifles and ammunition for all who en- list at present and more have been ordered from the United States Be- side, we have thousands of old but ServiceabIe guns We believe the loyal people are taking up arms for the gov ernmenJ faster than the insurgents are increasing"
 While the foregoing Is typical of the utJerauceS of government officials.  there are evidences of threatening in creassS iu the number of the insurrec- uoniSJs- In the province or santa Clara the diSanection Is widespread and in The province of Havana a great many people are in sympathy with the inSus gents In some cases whole com tuunIties appear 10 have been carried away by the recrudeScence of iuSur- rectlonary times The. extent ra which this will lead Jo open rebellion Is stIu uncertain.
 A gentleman who has just returned I. oru AguacaJe. where he spent several days. stated To Jhe Associated Press this afternoon that as many as 510 men. most of them armed were riding about the vicinity proclainiug inSur- -ectiouary ideas The principal event today was The fighting at san Luis The reports of the commando 0< the rural guards are Co this elect
 About s10 men concentrated th-S morning in the vicinity of San Luis Seventy rural guards under the com ulaud oC AIs1o- Laurent. went 10 ar- tack the insurgents from the east. and 90 men. under Lieutenant Azcuy. were Co attack them from the west Azcuy arrived tirSr and got into an iIl-timed engagement with a far superior de- tachmenr- with Jhe resulJ that he was
Arizona republican., 1906-08-23
IfKAS SENATOR
 WANTS 10 KNOW
If the Government Really Intends to
 Abandon Fort Brown.

Dallas Texas. Aug zz-Uul-ed States Senator Charles A Culbersor. oc Texas sent the following telegram today to which up 10 a late hour ro- uigHI no reply had been received
 Dallas. TeEas August zz General F C- Aiusv.0-lh- the Military S=c-=- lary Washington
 Tn the morning papers here The AS s1cLat=d Press sra--s that Fort Broau U0-I5 be abandoned and ! win thank you -r sgir= me 5E this 51urs= has been determined upon Ir Is due of the United States 70 protect th= frontier and zs Texas borders On Mexico It has always ben deemed advisable -o u-o- lice the frontier with regular troops. Including a station z- Fort Brown
 While conditions 1- the border have been iulrr--d re-y mach within ---=Er years lllz course 5s =-Eu zr- visible and l- would 5e r--z--zbl= IIzr -als fort should b= 1aaucon=5. because the p=opls 5t z border c5ry Ike Brownsville object 70 negro troops under circumstances oc raid and -nur- der s-cE as recently occurred there
 iSE=LF -T A LBERSO[
 Senator Clld=rz11 declined -1 rlz- r-s= tr= matter tonight
Arizona republican., 1906-08-23
IHE J0INTURE FIGHT
 IN THE OLD PUEBLO
The Matter Will Be Settled in the
 Primaries Today.

TUcsoDzs Ariz. Aug fSpecian The indications tonight are that the join-isJs will be defeated ar the re- publican primaries tomorrow By clever work and bS the apathy or the anti-joiutists the jointure people had secured a great advantage in The lis- o< persons To be voted for tomorrow or the primaries for the selection of delegates To The republican territorial convention al BiSbee- About three days ago the anri-joiu-is-s aggose- 60 -he true nature Of -he situation and began an uphill fight They are con fidenr that by rhe work of this after noon and tonight that they have i- won
Arizona republican., 1906-08-23
R0SFNAIFR BEATEN
 IN RACE FOR TOGA
Attorney General Brown Secures the
 Nebraska Nomination.

Lincoln. Neb-. Aug zz=Ir a str=r- uo-s session of twelve hours today and tonight the republican state con ve1tio1 nominated Q ticket headed by Attorney General Norris Brown for United Srates senator and adopted a platform which is iu some respects. @ radical departure from the last party declarations in that it demands a new ceaI- iU the l=yying OF railroad taxes and for their regulation and commits the party to the direct primary method of nominating officers
 The principal fight was on senator. SIX ballots being required t0 nominate Brown Ills leading competitor was rhe veteran Omaha editor Edzar1 R1s=s-at=r- who accepted his defez- gracefully and iu speech pledged support to the ticket and con graduated the party oa -ts Inauguration oI u=7~ p-5ncipl=s-
 The following In the ticket
 For T. S- s=laror-Sorrls Brown Of
 For g1E=-Dor-Ceorg= L Sheldon 3s Clss county
 rt- lieutenant g7lVe-UC--A A[ eIEll-= F. EOu=E=-l o< Burr county
 For rz5z-ozd commissioners -FFu-s51 J- W-U-=--- of Lancaster county. R1t- C1T=ll u< Douglas county Andrew J. Williams u1 Pierce county
 For secretary u< S-zr--rs=1-ze - Jlls sl-S- lt Casper county
 For Audi-l--E5d sarE 3E- S=zrl=- I-- 1t N=ir1 county
 For s-z-- treasurer - E-z7rs-- J Brian o- Bo11- county
 -- attorney William T. Thompson uc Mercer county
 -o- L-=-l--=-1=-- rt u-blf- zns-r--c- --1l--JasI=- 3--B-l=l of Johuzla l5uu- -y
 ra- comm -ss-C-=- ot public lands and 1---z- z-Es-E=-rE l Eaton 1c Dodge county
 --- convention adjourned z- o'clock T-u-szzy morning
Arizona republican., 1906-08-23
THE HORROR
 LESSENlNG
Reduced Figures of the
 Valparaiso Disaster
The Highest Estimate of the Damage is Now Only S5O,OOO,OOO.

- Valparaiso. Aug. 22.-From the Plaza de La Victoria as far as the plaza in the section called Las DeIicias. four fifths or the houses are completely destroyed and the remaining fifth are badly damaged From the Plaza de La Victoria down to the custom house only about One-third of the houses sustained damage The banks of the city and the customs warehouses were not damaged. With the exception of Espiritu Santo aI the churches in the city were destroyed as were the hos pitals and Jheaters- The number of dead is more than 20O1.
 The offices Of the Havas agency. al though seriously damaged. are still be- ing used for the company's business
 The tragic scenes of san Francisco were reproduced here There was the fight against fire. the lack of water and robbery and piIlage The authori- ties are now beginning 10 get in pro visions and water again Is being sup piled All the fires have been extin- guished
 The first shock lasted four minutes and a half and the second two min utes- Most of the houses were thrown down by the second shock Estimates of damage range from Sz5 00a 900 10 S54.e6901r. The AImendraI quarter has been absolutely destroyed. The people are stiI camping on the sur rounding hills and in the streets and plazas and only today are calm and courage returning The declaration Is made that so.1U0 people WiI leave the city The lack Of food is not yet =e- rious- Telegra phlc communication with Santiago was re-estabIlshed yes I=rday-
 A number of steamers are engaged m moving the people of the city to points t5 the north and south.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-23
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.
The Go.srn9r Of Havana Province the
 Intended Victim.

Havana, Aug 2z-An attempt was made this evening ro assassinate Cen e-aI Emilio Nuuez governor 1F rba province Of Havana 4 man had a re- Voiver leveled at the governor as he was entering his home Another man who was passing by saw the VouId-be assassin and cried out whereupon Governor Nunez turned and drawing his revolver nred over the miscreart-s S head
 The latter was SD surprised that he dropped h-s revolver He was prompt -y arrested Ills identity Is not known ouI he Is white man and was well dressed