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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-19
BLUE RIBBON BAND
BEGINS WORK.

BOSTON, Oct. 1s.-Much business
was cleared up at the first days for
NAL sessions of the trienniaI eonven-
tion of the Worlds Woman's Christian
Temperance Union in this city today
The delegates met in fremont Tenn
pie, which was crowded throughout
the day. The welcome of State and
city was extended by Governor Guild
and Mayor Fitzgerald. Mrs. Lillian
NJ. N. Stevens Of Portland. Ne. vice
president at large of the Worlds
Union. presided.
A resolution asking President Roose-
welt and Secretary of State Root to
renew the suggestion formerly made
by the President and the late Secre-
tary Hay that Great Britain and the
United States unite in presenting to
iotheF nations a treaty to forbid the
sale Of opium or intoxicating liquors to
uncivilized nations was unanimously
adopted.
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AGAINST FOOTBALL RALLIES.

BERKELEY, Oct. 1s.-The abolition
Of the famous .Pajamerino rally, in
the Greek Theater, performance that
annually draws a crowd of thousands
to the campus and is rated as the most
picturesque feature of the football sea-
son, is advocated by the organ of the
student body Of the university. Editor
A c. b. Fletcher advises the students
10 regard the football rallies as serious
affairs, not designed at all for queen
ing purposes, and follows with the
suggestion that the glorious pajameri-
nos or tradition be wiped out of exist
ence. The editorial has aroused vast
deal of discussion in the student body
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STWASHES ANNEX TWO MORE.
TIMELY HITS WIN
CAME FOR LOS
ANGELES.

Los ANGELES. Oct. 1s.-Los Angeles
won tOdays game from Portland, to
3. BY timely hits. The locals tailed one
in the first inning by a double and a
single, added another in the fifth by
q single, q high throw 10 first and a
tumble, and brought their winning to-
tai 10 i've in the eighth with three
singles and an inield hit The visitors
made their three runs in the eighth
also, on a single past second, hit to
center. a dropped fly and a bunt. The
Angels made seven hits of Henderson,
while the Portlsnds hit Burns for FIVE.
Score:
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doG
YALE STILL LEADS
IN THE GOLF
TOURNEY.

GARDEN CITY, L. l., Oct 1s.-At the
close of today's play in the intercoI-
legiate golf tournament Yale seemed to
have a royal chance of duplicating her
double victory of last year on the
links of the Garden City Club. Yale
won the team championship yesterday
When the first round of eighteen
holes match play, individual champion
ship, was concluded today, five of the
eight survivors were Yale men, two be-
ing from Princeton and the other from
Harvard.
The match play. first round, resulted
as follows:
Borup, Yale, defeated Clark, Harvard
up; Barrows. Princeton, defeated Bo-
Ian, Yale, up; Partridge, Yale. defeat
ed Clafiin, Harvard, 6 up. to play;
Briggs. Harvard, defeated Paris,
Princeton, up in 19 holes; Glow, Yale.
defeated Gee, Princeton. 1 up in 21
holes; Knowles. Yale. defeated Wilbur,
Harvard. UP. 8 to play; West, Prince
ton, defeated Vandyke. Princeton, up:
Abbott, Yale, defeated Brown, Harvard.
up, to play.
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WIRELESS S,oTEM
FOR NEVADA.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.
RENO. Oct. 1s-Nevada is to have
wireless telegraph service that will
give this State additional communica-
ton with California and Oregon and
ultimately with the world. Reno. Car
son City, Searchlight and other Nevada
points will be connected at once. The
Occidental and Oriental Wireless Com
pany has representatives in Nevada
planning to install the necessary appa-
ratus
EUREKA. Oct. 1S.-Commander H.
c.. Gearing. U. S. N, IN charge OF the
electrical department at Mare Island
navy yard. arrived here yesterday to
begin the work OF installing a Govern
metn wtrless telegraph station at Table
Bluff. in this county
When completed the plant will con-
sist primarily OF two specially con-
strueted masts. q combined dwelling
and power house. oil tanks and water
tanks. The sticks for the masts have
already been ordered
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GOLDF|ELO'S FIRST
CHURCH OPENS.

GOLDFIELD, New, Oct. 1S.-The first
house of public worship in the south
ern mining fields was dedicated here
today by the Rt Rev. Bishop Grace,
of Sacramento. The Lew church was
built by the Catholic people OF Cold
field at a cost of $1,000, the amount
having been raised by public subscrip-
tion IN less than a year.
The church was crowded at the dedi-
cation exercises and services were held
there this evening. They were con-
Quoted by Rev. Father Dermody, the
pastor Twenty-Five children and
adults received the sacrament of con-
firmation
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YOUNG CORBETT Is
MATCHED WITH
M'GOVERN.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1S.-Terry McGov-
ern and Young Corbett will meet again
IN the ring. This time they are to bat
tie fifteen rounds before club at
Chelsea, Mass. for purse of $4,000.
Terry received an offer from the Chel-
sea Club this afternoon and at once
agreed to accept it if the club will post
big enough forfeit to guarantee pull
ing off the match.
Young Corbett is as eager as the lit
tie Brooklynite to get into the ring
gain with his old enemy. Neither is
satisfied with the result of the battle in
Philadelphia last night. Each thinks
he should have been acknowledged the
winner. and they are backed up by
their friends in their opinion.
AS a result of his success over
Young Corbett in Philadelphia on
Wednesday night. Terry McGovern
probably Will meet Jimmy Britt in
Colma on New Years day. Joe Hum
phreys, Terfy's manager. wired to
James w. Coffroth, the San Francisco
fight promoter. today: Terms and ar
ticles of agreement will be signed
within a few days if they are satis-
factory"
Terry's hands are proof of the way
he punched Corbett They panied him
so today that he was persuaded to go
to the German Hospital in Brooklyn,
where an x-ray machine was used to
see if any bones were broken. None
were, but the muscles and ligaments
are bruised so that it will be several
days before he can don the gloves
again.
After the electric sparks had ceased
one of the doctors looked inquiringly
at. Terry and asked: What happened
to the other felIow?' McGovern smiled
and answered.: "Oh, / guess he's all
right Some reports say it was a
drau,'
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WHEELER'S CURVES
EASY FOR RAISIN
EATERS.

FRESNO, Oct. 1s.-Wheeler was on
the slab for the Seals today, and the
Raisin casters landed all over his
curves, getting seventeen hits and
sending fourteen men across the dish.
san Francisco played loose ball, get
ting mixed up and throwing the ball
away in every inning. McClelland. for
merly third baseman for Los Angeles.
played short, and celebrated his debut
with the Seals by making three costly
errors. Walthour was injured by
pitched ball yesterday and is in bed.
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MISSOURI SEEKS TITLE
TO ISLAND PARK ARENA
Governor Folk WouId Secure Jurfsdfc-
ten 70 Put an End TO Alleged
Violations of Law.

KANSAS CITY, No. Oct. 1S,-Attor-
ney General Herbert s Hadley OF Mis-
souri, has decided TO institute proceed
ings in the United States Supreme
Court to establish title 10 Island Park,
in the Missouri River. between Clay
County, No, and Wyandotte County,
Man.
Island Park comprises nearly a sec
ton OF land in the Missouri River. Prize
fights and other law-breaking events
have taken place without hindrance on
the island, il being outside of all state
jurisdiction After the Joe Wolcott-
Billy Rhodes fight last month Governor
Folk took action TO have the owner
ship Of the island determined.
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ed to third. and when Mott put down
a bunt he beat ii out to the pan.
The only time the Commuters had a
chance was in the sixth. and then
Householder cut off the run with his
swell peg. Smith bingled past short,
and Kruger put him up on an infield
out. Keg Hackett swung through TO
right with a slow one. Smith started
under full head of steam, but House.
holders wing was working right. and
he tossed the ball right into the wait
ing mitts of Blankenship. mailing Smith
by a foot.
Haley managed to lead off with a
hard triple TO left field in the third
round. but made the mistake of under
estimating Johnny Kane's wing, for
the little fellow had him a block at
the plate when he attempted 10 score
on Devereaux's hot liner TO second,
The score:
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GUSTS CITY ENGINEER AND
APPOINTS HIS SUCCESSOR

VALLEJO. Oct. 1S.-City Engineer L.
C. Kaarsberg, formerly well known as
star Berkeley football player. was
ousted from the position which he has
held during the past three years by
Mayor Madigan last evening. In his
place was appointed ex-City Engineer
A p Noyes, who has been an aspirant
for the position since Madigan was
elected.
The ousting of Kaarsberg is but an
other incident of the bitter warfare
which is being waged in this city be-
tween the rival political factions. The
objection to Kaarsberg is that he was
close to former Mayor Rooney, and that
he took up his side in the persent
trouble.
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PRESIDENT CONSIDERS
NAMING OF OFFICERS
May FIJI Temporarily Vice Governor
Generalshfp of Philippines and
Appoint Supreme Justice

WASHINGTON, Oct. lS.-It is prob
able that the question Of filling, tenn
porarilys at least. the position of Vice
Governor General OF the Philippines
viii soon be taken up by the Presi-
dent Secretary Taft regards the sit
ustion in the Philippines as important
and Is anxious that the membership
OF the commission shall be complete.
President Roosevelt will take up in
a few days the vacancy in the Supreme
Court OF the United States caused bv
the retirement OF Associate Justice
Brown. Secretary Taft was asked to-
day as 70 his attitude ia regard to the
position He declined 10 make any
positive statenent
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after such an admission nobody dared
20 say a word. so the Rube shone some
more.
Sparkling as was his work. it must
be said that the men behind the slim
slabster were some candy. They all
pIayed the real game ali the time
Not one slipped up on any chance. no
matter how hard IL was. and Eddie
Householder saved the Rube's shutout
by making as nice a peg TO the home
plate in the sixth as was ever seen
on the lot
BAD WORK OF THE OAKS. :
Oakland as usual booted the leather
around the lot. doing bad work when
ever the Siwashes managed 10 put a
runner or so on the paths. which was
often Heine Heitmuller kept stepping
on his foot all the time and his fimsy
work was responsible for a couple OF
tallies made by the enemy
The Siwsshes put one over in the
second spasm on some nice work Croil
bingled past short and Streib sacri-
feed. Motifs cut put him up step and
when Francks booted the next one. lined
out by MeKune. CrOu found time in
plenty TO register.
Two more were added in round FIVE.
Mott laid one down and got away with
IL McKune sacrificed him along, and
vickers advanced him further with an
inheId out Little Johnny Kane took
one in the stats. and a double steal was
nicely worked. Van Buren responded
with q weak one 70 first. but Heitmuller
thought il was tough one. throwing
il away when Reidy went TO cover the
bag. This miscue allowed Kane to
score with time TO spare.
STWASHES ANNEX TWO MORE
The Siwashes took Erest after this
L =
of il they tore at the Commuters again
IN the last period, and annexed two
more. Householder landed on Heitmul-
Ier's other misplay and Croll sent him
70 third with a single which Gates
kicked around the field, allowing Cron
TO 20 10 second. Householder arrived
when Streib flew to right. Cren sprint
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SPORTS
Rube Vickers' Great Work, on Slab
Secures Victory for Seattle
BY w. j. SIattery.

Rnbe Vckers brightly against the Oaks yesterday
afternoon put smoked glasses after gazing
upon him for about half inning big chief of the
stumbling block the Commuters road to victory
which tangled path pride OF the hour The big Rube
opponent place his foot the home plate treated only
hits winged fast that
dozen went the way OF the ske-ou
Rube did enough yesterday hold his job for another
Mack king OF the Philadelphia Athletics had
10 admit tall fellow had the real baseball goods Alter
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! Honolulu,s 7vo Crack Ball Players
to Appear With Seals Next Season.
En- Sue and Barney Joy
Accept Offer From
San Francisco.

HONOLULU. Oct 5.-En Sue and
Barney JOY, the crack players of the
Honolulu Athletic Clubs baseball nine.
are going TO California to play ball
with the San Francisco team in the Pa
cific Coast League next season.
A cable was received yesterday from
a representative of the San Francisco
club making Joy and En- Sue an offer.
Just what this offer is cannot at present
be ascertained.a A hundred dollars a
month and expenses will probably be
near the salary mark.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-19
WEALTHY RANCHER FIGHTS
LEGAL BATTLE FOR CHILD
Joseph Lester of Chino Introduces
Testimony to show That wife
Is Unit Custodian for GirL

SAN BERNARDINO. Oct 1s.-Sen-
sational testimony was given today at
the beginning of the trial of the suit
for guardianship of his child brought
rancher.
Private detectives-one male and one
female-were enlisted to prove that
Mrs. Lester was conducting a lodging
house frequented by disselute persons
and where Mrs. Lester herself was fre-
quently drunk in the presence OF her
9-year-o1d daughter.
The divorce suit was dismissed sew
era1 weeks ago to give way to the
more important question of the guard
ianship of the child
The case will go on tomorrow be-
fore Judge Gibbs of the Los Angeles
court.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-19
ASSISTANT YELL LEADER.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct 16.-
p N Hartzell of Allentown, Pa, a
senior in the chemistry department of
Stanford University, was last night
chosen by the executive committee of
the associated students to the post OF
assistant yell leader of the cardinal
rooters for the present year. Hart
zell will assist R. s. Kellog, OF, head
yell leader at the big intercollegiate
game with California, and will also
conduct the yells at the student gath
erings.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-19
BASEBALL MAGNATE DEPARTS.

NEW YORK, Oct 1s.-Harry Pulliam,
seeking recreation from ardueus base
ball duties. sailed for Europe today on
the White Star steamship Republic
The National League president viii not
be back until the league meeting in
December.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-19
TRouT PuT IN PERMANENTA,

SAN JOSE, Oct. 1s.-Owing to unfa-
vorable conditions. the $4,000 trout that
arrived from Sisson hatchery last even
ing were all placed in the Permanenta.
Creek last night. They were intended
for the Los Gatos and Stevens creeks
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Sacrifice hits-Wolters, Dash

Sacrifice hlts-Wolters Dashwood, TTo-base
Constantine. Brown, Casey. Three-base
hits-Mohler, Doyle First base on balls-On
Wolters T. Struck out-By Wheeler /, by VOL
ters s. Left on bases-San Francisco Z, Fresno
s Double playslCoRstantine to McClelland
Wheeler TO Irwin. Wild pitcn-Wolters. Passed
baIl-Spies Hit by pitcher-Mohler. Time OF
game-l hour and So minutes. Umpire-Per-
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standard optical Co.,

Formerly located at Kearny street, near SUIT
ter has now opened complete and up to date
establishment at sos Van Ness avenue. Their
record and reputation for the last twenty years
are sufficient to warrant excellent treatment to
patrons OF this old-estahlshed firm, which Is still
uRder the management of Mr. A. Nordman,
President and Manager.
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SHOOTS SON THEN COMMITS SUICIDE
Chicago. Oct 1S--Bernard Clohr, 4 Russian Ia
borer- today shot and fatally wpunded his son.
21 years old. and then committed suicide hY
swallowing earbolfc acid The son had nre-
vented Ciohr from killing his mother and tha
father earaged at this, entered his son's room
while the lattaE lay asleep and shot him twics
IN the back.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-19

BELGIUM SENDS coLoNIsTs.
Flemish weavers with their families left Client ,d
for Bremen today, whence they will san for
Charleston, s. G., They form the first INSTALL
ment of a considerable movement arranged un-
der the auspices Of the Government of BELGIUM
and the authorities Of South Caroline.
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REPORT or MoKINLEY FUNn-canton. O..
Oct 1s.-Secretary HartseI OF the Mckinley
National Memorial Association. today gave out
ga. TO which should be added interest on IN
yestments and bank deposits and prodts on in
vestments the sum OF $74. 062 making tha total
OF receipts $3.50 827. OF this sum there has
been expended SITS. $50, leaving On hand the
sum OF $451, TAO.
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WEST OAKLAND BOXING BOUTS

OAKLAND, Oct. 1s.-The West Oak
land Athletic Club has been granted a
permit 10 hold q boxing exhibition Oe-
tober %.
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Tom Dillon for correct styles in hats.
cor. Van Ness and McAllister sts- -
corner Van Ness avenue and McAlIister.
$3.50. $3.50. $500,
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SIAIMAk

Three-base hit-Haiey Two-bsse hit-Kane.
Sacrifice hits-Streib. McKune, Mott. First base
on called balls-0n Yiekers, 3. Struck out
BIZ Viekers. Il; by Reidy. l. Hit by pitcher
Kane. Double play-Kruger TO Haley. Time
Of game-1,30. Umpire-Derrick.
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NONE KILLED IN wREoK.-Los Angeles
Oct. 1s.-An official statement from the Santa
Fe offices In this city OF the wreck yesterday
ON the Barnwell- Searehlight division says that
no one was killed.
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SUMMARY.

Two-base hit-Ellis. Sacrifice hits-LamaT ?.
Ellis. MeCreedie. TOman. FIRST base on errors
Burns ., OF Henderson 1. Lett on bases-LOs
Angeles s. Portland 4. Struck Out-By Hender-
son 4. By BHrns g. Passed ball-Eager. Hit by
pftcher-DflioH. Tine OF game hour and 40
miautes. Umpire-Mahafey.
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OFFERS PURSE FOR GANs-NELsoN

GOLDFIELD, 4sNev.. Oct. 1s.-Tex
Rickard offers apurse of $4,000 for a
battle between Cans and Nelson at
Ely, New July 4 next, and wifi put up
$4,000 now as forfeit. He has COM
municated with the principals but re-
plies have not been received.
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MUNICIPAr. PALACE

MUNICIPAL PALACE CoMPLETED.-New
York, Oct. 1S.-The Hall Of Records. the city's
the. promised date Of completion, is at last
ready for occupancy.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-08-09
MRS. N. J. CANFlELD DEAD

Mrs. N. j. Garfield died last
Sunday morning at her home on
the Snake river divide, so miles
from White Bird. The funeral
services were held Monday after
noon in the l. 0. 0. f. hall at
White Bird, and the remains in
TERED in the White Bird cemetery.
Rev. John E. Williams, of this
city, preached the funeral sermon,
and Undertaken VIM. Irwin had
charge of the remains.
Mrs. Cantield was "a years of
age and leaves a husband and one
child, boy Is months of age, be-
sides mother and father and two
sisters and three brothers to mourn
her death. Her maiden name was
Louise Crooks and she was born
and always lived in Idaho county.
Sh e was popularity known through
out the county and highly re-
spected by all who knew her. The
neral was the largest in the his
tor y of White Bird.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-08-09
Left for California.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Cook and son
Monte Jones, left here last Aiday
on their way to California. Thew
spent a couple Of days in Lewiston
visiting Mrs. Cooks daughter.
Mrs. Dick Higgins, whose family ID
now suffering from typhoid fever.
With them was Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
McKenzie's little girl, Freddie,
who goes to visit her grandmother,
Mrs. Wells, at Asotin, Wash. Mr.,
Cook has two daughters at Ven
tura. They were joined at Arrow
by Robt. Jones, and proceeded on
their southern trip by way Of
Seattle, where they were to take
q boat for San Francisco. Thew
will spend few days in Berkley.
Calf, visiting Mrs. Cooks dsuah.
ter, Mrs. w. II. Hill. and shan
proceed to Ventura where thev
will spend the winter, expecting to
return to Grangeville next sum
mer.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-08-09
Takes Charge of Office.

Miss Lula Nickel, city manager
of the Cooperative Telephone Co.,
took charge of the Office Monday.
While the switch board has not
yet arrived, they are receiving and
ser ding messages steadily. New
and np-to-nOw Office and waiting
room furniture is on the way, and
wi ID Miss Nickel, whose reputation
as a most competent operator ia
wei known, as manager, patrons OF
the Cooperative Go. can certainly
be assured Of prompt, systematic
ser vice.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-08-09
BACK FROM ALASKA.
J, B. Wade Tells of His Trip
to Nome.

}, B. Wade Tells Of His Trip
to Nome.
J. B. Wade etnrned last Satur-
day from an extended trip to
Alaska. He left here about three
m onths ago and attended the
grand lodge of the Red Men at
Tacoma. From there he went to
the Cape Nome mining-district,
here he met several old acquain.
ia noes from Idaho county. Among
those whom Mr.. Wade met, and
who are known in this county,
WI ere Frank Brown, Louis Dahl,
John Dahl, Louis Erickson, Fred
Holcomb, Bert Goodpasture, Fred
Wade, FL. A. Conn, j. G. Hall.
Mcneil and William Nc Culloch.
Teey were all prospecting in the
N ONE district. Mr.. Wade says
there is plenty of work in that
Cd untry. Common laborers get $5
per day and board and carpenters
81 per hour. Frank Brown has
be en- working IA men on a placer
claim. He is starting work on a
bi Blnuth mine and will be ready to
m AXE a shipment Of ore this fall.
This is the only place in the United
st tes where bismuth is found in
su fficient quantity to make it
profitable mining.
Mr.. Wade is very much elated
ov er his trip and says the ex,
pc rience was we'll worth the time
an d expense.
Times are good there and indi-
cations are that they will remain
tha at way for many years. Much
gold is being taken out. A placer
mine is the best property in that
co ntry, because of the small ex-
pense OF placer mining.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-08-09
>Wylie-silllv4n Nuptlals.

W. A. Wylie and Miss IVA B.
Sullivan were married last SUNDAY
afternoon at the home OF G. e.
Hanson, near here. Rev. G. T,
Mcdonald performed the marriage
ceremony. just few of their
near near friends were present.
Light refreshments were served
after the wedding. The bride has
lived in this city with her parent.
for the last few years and Is nop.
nlarly known to her many friends.
Mr.. Wylie lives on the Middle
fork OF the Clearwater, where the
newly married couple will max e
their future home. Mr.. Wylie
owns a fine farm and stock ranch
and is prosperous cattle man and
miner in that section.
Their many friends extend con.
gratulations and beet wishes for
their future happiness.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-08-09
BIG SAWMlLL BURNED,
Owned by II. A. Janes-Loss
$lQ.OOO-no Insurance.

Last Saturday night H. A.
James big sawmill, located six
miles from Cottonwood on the
Westlake road, was burned. The
loss is about $4,000 with no in
surance. 1T is supposed the fire
started from a live cinder, as the
mill was in operation Saturday
and no other theory OF it's origin
seems probable. In addition to
the complete loss OF the mill build
ing and all machiner, 400, 900 feet
of lumber was destroyed. By the
systematic effort of the employees
100, 900 feet was saved.
Mr.. Jaynes had the contract to
furnish the Northern Pacific Go.
700, 900 feet of lumber to be used
for bridges aud culverts on their
new line, and on that account bis
loss is very heavy. This was. one
Of the largest mills in the county
and was formerly owned by Z. s.