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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-30
OPPONENTS UNITE
TO PASS BILL
MOrmOns in Combine as Usual to
Control Legislature

ing on their merits, they decided 20
make a collation. with the democrats.
The trouble dates back to the be-
ginning Of the session, when the
speaker named committees In many
instances unfavorable 10 the recon.
mendations of the governor, notably
the committee on corporations.
Though be owes his election to the
governor more than 60 any other i'm
fiuenee, he has turned the latter down
since then. There has been grow
ing split between those especially fa-
voring administration measures,
though that 10 not the exact line %
the eventual split
ANTI. PASS BILL PASSES.
The anti pass bill came UP 10 the
house for final passage. Stanford
spoke briefly against the measure as
1t Was drawn. He believed In stand.
ing strictly by the platform, which
promised bill in specific terms,
prohibiting officials riding on passes.
He wished TO emphasize his position
and the duty he owed the state the
party and the administration.
Yes-Abbott, Anderson, Ballan
tyne. Barry, Brooks. Cavanah, Fin
std, FreehAfer, Gleason. Hudelstnn.
Jones (Latah), Jones (6hoshonel !,
Keith, Mcleod, McCrAcken, Miles,
Mulalley, seawelI, Shaw, Smith.
Surridge, Taylor, Weaver, Vessels,
West, Whitfen, Williams, Wyman
and kirtley. Total, 30.
Nays-Anderson Of bingham,
Bennion, Bradley, Conner, Cunning
ham, Fallon, Fogg, Grimmet, Harris,
Johnston, Jones, Killpack, Lovesey
Redman, Rossi, staley, Stanford.
Webster, Mr.. Speaker. Total. 10.
Absent--White aud CLARK.
House bill No. Al, by Whifon, the
illegal eohabitRtion bill, was moi
completed.
7 House bill No. AZ, by Lovesey. ID.
state board OF health and vital Stats
B tics bill, was next on the calendar
[ II was not completed. LoYessy, th'
Q author Of the bill, said that II has
. been placed before the state medica
[ society and wSs by them thought d
= be entirely adequate in It's provision
I for checking the spread Of contagion
: diseases.
. Speaker Hunt announced bis com
: Continued ON page ~
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-30

ing property which 10 practically To-
Gated In Wallace will be further de-
vel 1ped and will be the making Of
the city. With the electric railroad
connections between Wallace and
other mining towns, Occur d'Alene
and Spokane, and the coming OF the
st. Paul which will touch Wallace
and Occur d'Alene with branches IL
not on the main line, the northern
part Of Idaho and especially those
districts mentioned, will become the
richest in the state.
Mr.. Herrick left this morning for
Wallace, and was Joined at the docks
by Angus Sutherland, former sheriff
Of Shoshone county. Dir. Sutherland
has been spending q few days in Spo'
kane attending TO business matters.
He voiced the sentiments Of Mr.. Her.
rick and stated that more stocks and
money had changed hands for tbs
better during the past summer thar
ever before in the history of tbs
country,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-30
Seattle Gets Fair Money.

Olympia Wash, Jan. 3O.-Seattle
will get her million dollars for the
Alaska Yukon Pacific fair, get it at
once and get it without making a
special tax levy. This was decided
today when a majority Of the members
of the senate agreed to accept the
proposition made by the fair manage
ment that the state shore lands on
lakes Union and Washington in Seat
tie be sold and out of it the fair ap-
preparation be made. It is estimated
that the state will receive 81, 500, 00C
for these lands and all over 81 900,
900 will return to the general fund.
Bills covering this subject were In
troduced by Senator Piper of King
county today, referred to the apprO.
priation committee and ordered
printed at once, and will be passed
tomorrow, if printed and go to the
house. One provides for selling the
lands, one for the s400, 900 appro.
priation for the exposition, and an.
other for the 5000, 600 for he build
ings for the university.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-30
MAY FREEZE OR STARVE

Minneapolis, Mimi, Jan. 3d.
The snow blockade and fuel famine in
the northwest continues, and relief
seems about as remote as ever.
During the last "A hours another
snowstorm has swept North Dakota
and Minnesota. From points along
the 500, Great Northern and Northern
Pacific, come statements about stalled
trains, deserted engines and snow
plows.
Hundreds Of cars of GOAL and gro
ceries started westward in the wake
of the rotaries, but may not reach
their destination for days or weeks.
NEW ROCKFORD DESPERATE.
Washington, Jan. 30.-A Telegram
10 the interstate commerce commits
sion from New Rockford, n. D., says
the fuel situation there is so desper-
ate that the people will burn railroad
property in lees than AZ hours foi
fuel.
The commission received the fol-
lowing LrOm EreSloche sA-AAASS =
Northern Pacific railroad: Refer
ring to my message Of January 20,
regret to say that relief trains II
spite of all we have been able to do
have not been able to get by Caring
ton. Snow and storms have been .
great that traine have been stuck and
We damaged our snowpIows in EyinI
TO get through the heavy drifts. Hop
very much to get everything througI
there not lister than Thursday.
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Boise, Idaho, Jan. 30-Yesterday' IS
session was sensational In lesiglative
circles both for the character OF the
official proceedings and because Of
developments with respect TO proceed
Ings outside. For some time there
hes been q gro wing spirit Of division,
brought by various causes, and q SEQ
ton of the republicans OF the house
entered into a compact with the dem
ocrats, under which they secured con
troll of the body, as shown on the
vote, passing the anti-pass law.
No reliable information can be
secured respecting the conference
held between these two elements, but
a caucus Of some kind wash held and
an agreement reached that the insur-
gent republicans would support some
democratic measures In return for
votes Of the democrats on certain bills
favored by those making the Offer of
alliance. II is believed the agreement
covers the passage Of the democratic
test oath bill, while the insurrection,
AIRY republicans are 20 get the anti
pass bill, and the railway commission
measure and the local option bill.
When tho vote was taken ON tha anti
pass bill there we're 10 republicans
votes for II and II democratic.
Other republican supporters Of the
bill claimed they would have voted
with the men combined had they been
present, giving them a majority Of
the republican membership. Whether
all those members are in the combin
alton is not certain, but the list il
generally accepted ~ the roll Of In
surrectionists.
The combination has aroused
great deal OF bad feeling and republi
cans of the senate openly declare the.
will block every bill put through b
the combination. IL Is stated by tn
members who went into the deal tina
they were driven to do something q
the kind by the combination existin
in the house TO club bills 10 deaf
unless the members agreed to suppol
particular measures favored by thos
using the club. They charge the MOI
nous are in such a cOmebine and thl
member from the north who
chairman of one Of the most importar
committees is also engaged Ia tn
sort of work. Feeling that measure
they favor could not get a fair heal
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-30
POLICY IN PATERNALISM
Ought to Be Approved by
Socialists.

Washington. Jan. 30.-hepresen
tative Mondell Of Wyoming, in dis
eussing the forest reserve policy in
the house, said no one conld deny
that it was a policy Of paternalism
and Capitalization land q policy
which should not be extended in
this nation further than is absolutely
necessary. There must and there will
be hardships and irritation incident
TO paternalism, he said. We can
not get waay from them, and We OF
the west object to having the reser' IS
used as a means for the increase OF
the cost of the products Of the re
serves to the people Of that REGION
al do not intend 20 criticize geDer-
ally the forest service. have the
highest regard for the gentlemen al
the head of that service. believe
that in the main they are administer
ing these reserves in a fair and neson'
able way, but 1t all illustrates the
tendency of this sort Of thing, tbs
inevitable effect Of bureaucratic gov
eminent "
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to change the scene to the other eX.
IRENE, and disclose the blizzard-swept
plain ON which = family Is somewhere
lost, and probably frozen TO death.
W. n. Parker Of Godleld brings an
account Of the unprecedented rigor Of
the storm that has swept the gold
country. He says:
There are 10 inches OF snow 1t
the bottom Of Death Valley, q thing
that was never heard Of before. !
went down into Ely about two weeks
ago and could not get out again for
Ave days, even though / had my own
team. You simply couldn't move
the whole country was snOwbOund.
A family Of four, l have forgotten
their names, left Ida and started
across Death Valley for Colonel
Posey's copper camp. The storm
came on and they we're not heard of.
When left Friday . search party
had not found them"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-30
DIVISION BILL PASSES

Boise, Idaho, Jan. 80. The Koo
tenai county division bill, creating
the county Of Bonner from the north
ern half, with Standpoint as the tenn
porary county seat, passed the house
at noon without opposition. The
bill now goes TO the senate where
1t will meet with a favorable vote.
The senate may take the bill mp and
hurry 1t through. Il is understood
the governor has the slate for the new
officers Of Bonner county prepared.
Well will be the auditor and Edwin
Doust sheriff.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-30

II. c. Boo to ". II. Heideman NJ
of SCI section I, township O., range
east, sl95.
Taylor Bros TO Mrs. l.. Barker,
lots II, 10, y, %, %, block J, nc.
Clellan, s125.
U. s. To Henry Poem, Sc section
10, township %, range west
G.. Nj. Miller TO G. J. Shoemaker,
administrator, part NEt Of sw4 sec.
ton, 6 township 43, range 3 west,
$40.
Spokane Valley Land 4 Water
company, to @. n. Nichols, tracts
and &, plat Greenacres, $3.50.
A. j. LaidloW to Imperial Invest.
ment company, 81, section &c. town
ship 81, range 3 west. 1900.
A. V. sarr to 4. AidIow. same as
last. $1,000.
S. f. FlemminR to A. V. Aldow,
same as last. $500.
Taylor Bros. 70 L. G. Hsiberg.
tract 10, Fruit Lands addition 10
Occur d'Alene, $500.
u S, to Wm. Beaullin, SW1 of
SCI and SCI Of SW3 and lots ;
and 4 section -. township A., range
3 west.
F. Recto to c. f, Smith, sw4 Of
NV / and NJ ofsw and sw tot sw4.
section %. township a, range ]
vest, 81.
St. Maries Townsite & Improvement
company 10 c. Berfus, lots l and ?,
block l6. 81. Aariss, 81
/ NJ. A. Donovan to A. Gindeman,
lots and 4. block 90, O'Brien's ad.
dition to Occur d'Alene, 5000.
q. S. 10 Il r. Edwards. Sw4
section IL, township 90, range
east.
Thos. e McCafery to n. "
Occur d'Alsne Copper Mining 4 De
veloping company, land in section
II, township SO, range 5 west, 81.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-30
MINE EXPLOSION
KILLS EIGHTY
Disaster Worst in History of West
Virginia

Charleston, W. Va, Jan. 30-With
a defamation heard for miles and hurl-
ing debris hundreds Of feet ia the air,
dust in the Stewart mine near Fayette-
Vile exploded yesterday afternoon,
bringing q terrible death to 80 or
more men who were at work 500 feet
below the surface. There is no
chance that any will be taken out
alive, for it is thought that the ter
rife force Of the explosion snuffed
out their lives instantly. twill not
be possible for rescuers to reach the
bottom Of the shaft for 48 hours.
The disaster is perhaps the worst,
In the number of killed, in the history
Of the state. Most Of them we're
Americans and many of them were
married and had large families.
There were a dozen or more colored
men and about 20 aliens among the
victims. The rescue work was begun
as soon as the shaft house could be
repaired. About two hours after the
explosion three men were lowered into
the shaft in an improvised bucket.
Before descending 50 feet two we're
overcome and the other was barely
able to give the signal to hoist. Fur.
Their attempts were abandoned. All
was supplied by large fans, but the
mechanism was damaged and the fans
we're idle for about two hours. The
fans have been started again and If
the men were not all killed it may bC
that they will have air enough until
the rescuers reach them.
AIR SHAFT FULL OF SMOKE.
The shaft has three compartments
two for the cages and one for air
Smoke and dust poured into the al
shaft for hundreds of feet from tn
ventilatinR compartments and 1t wa
wrecked. 1t Is stated that nearly al
the men were at work in the entire
near the bottom Of the shaft. N
official announcement of the disaste
or Its cause has yet been made by tn
officers Of the company. That dus
caused the explosion is stated by pei
sons at the scene, but the investiga
ton may prove otherwise
It 10 stated that little or no gas hs
been encountered.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The foiloSing real estate transfers
were filed in the county recorders
Office:
U. S. TO n. A. Crane, 81 Of swl,
section p. Sc! Of sE4, section IS,
NE4 Of NE4, section 80, township
43. range east, $500.
H. H. wescOtt TO K. II. Muncey,
lot IL, block 81, O'Brien's addition
TO Occur d'AleDe. 8s25.
J. W. Sweet TO Bonners Ferry
Lumber company, timber on NW4
section Il, township 81, range east,
800.
W. II. HeidsmAn to Boomers Ferry
Lumber company, timber on n Of
SCI, section 7, township 81, range 2
east, 1900.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-30
LAWYERS FAVOR BABB
Endorsed for U. S. District
Judge.

Lewiston, Idaho, Jan. 30.-James
E. Babb of Lewiston, president Of the
Idaho Bar association, was last even
ing Endorsed by a nonpartisan meet
ing of lawyers as successor to James
81. Beatty on the United States bench.
A committee of three was appointed
to draft a petition which will be cir
culated asking President Roosevelt ia
appoint Babb. At midnight Mr..
Babb said:
"While 1 highly esteem the honor
attaching to the position and the sup
port proffered by many friends,
have not determined to ask support
for the position or to become spOn
sor for any efforts in my behalf"
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blockaded and no communication can
be had with Wallace and other places
along that branch of the Northern
Pacific except by wire. There is no
serious shortage Of fuel. as wood
haulers from the mountains are ex
periencing little difficulty in bringing
in wood, although there is very little
coal in the city.
The Sultan Of Zulu Opera company
is snowbound on Lookout mountain
near Wallace.
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During the morning escaping gas
from the Bildstock shaft was caught
and anaylzed by chemists, and the
result showed that the fire was dimin-
ishing.
Shortly before 4 O'Clock General
Won Velson, with $50 men, started
into the mine to rescue the SO bodies
still underground. Two hours lister
the winding machinery began to
bring bodies Tapi lily to the surface.
This work will continue throughout
the night.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-30
SNOW IN DEATH VALLEY
Hottest Place on Earth in Grasp
Of Blizzard.

San Francisco, Jan, 80. The pie
ture that comes before the imagina-
ton at the mention Of Death Valley,
Is q level, sun-bilstered waste Of sand,
beat q1ivering as II radiAtes from the
plain, and . glare Of sun rejecting on
bleached bones Of horses and men that
have died Of thirst. II has remained
for the unusual severity Of this wintsE
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-30
Blizzard in Montana.

Miasoula, Mont, Jan. 30.-This
section of the state is in the grasp
of one Of the worst snOwstorms in the
past 20 years. The snow is from II
to 10 inches deep on the level.
The Occur d'AIene trains are
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-30

Saarbruecken, Rhinish Prussia,
Jan. 3O.-An OflciAl report, revised
this afternoon, places the number OF
dad in the mine disaster at las, OF
which 81 have been brought oat-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-30

Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Rogers entertained . humber Of their
many friends at cards At their home
on Sherman street.
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TWO VIEWS OF THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION

q
chancellor unique the public establishments the world
fortune the United States Of America ito found at washington under the
men who's 10
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Steele county .164262
And notice is hereby given, that or
Tuesday, the 9TH day of May, A. D.
1907, at one o'clock P. M. of that day.
said board of county drain commission
ers will be i'll session at their office ir
the city of Sherbrooke, North Dakota
for the purpose of hearing and deter
mining all matters connected with the
above proposed drain and especially to
hear and determine any objection and
complaint which may be made to same,
and any and all claims for damages
caused by the construction of the same.
at which time all persons interested are
notified to be present.
And notice is further given, that the
aforesaid assessment will be reviewed at
the same time and place by the board OF
drain commissioners who will proceed
to hear all complaints relative to such
assessment and correct or confirm the
same. At said meeting the assessment
OF benefits on account of said drain will
be subject to review.
The description of the center line OF
said Fuller's Lake Drain No. I, is as
follows:
Commencing at station o, a point two
thousand one hundred sixty-seven
(2,167) feet West and two thousand
four hundred (2,4oo) feet South from
the section corner post at the north
east corner of section 70, Glendale
township, Steele county, North Dako-
ia; thence South forty-fve degrees and
thirty minutes East Is. 45d. 80 e. sew
en- hundred sixty-one. and fve-tenths
C76I.5) feet to station ? plus 61.5;
thence by a curve to the right with a
radius of one hundred %ninety-three and
two-tenths (1o3.2) feet, two hundred
thirty-nine and seven-tenths (23o.7)
feet to station 1o4o1.2; thence South
twenty-six degrees and twenty-five min
ues West Is. 26 d.. rs W. five hun
dred seventy and eight-tenths (57o.8)
feet to station 154-72;. thence BY q
curve to the left with a radius of five
hundred s%eventy-three and seventeenth
(573.7) feet, five hundred n~inety-six and
three-tenths (5o6.3) feet to station
2I'+68.3; thence South thirty-three de-
grees and thirteen minutes East Is. 81
d. I3' Ed nine hundred ~thirty-one and
seyen-tenths (o31.7) feet to station 81,
which station is on the south line OF
said section 10; thence by same course
three thousand three, hundred, forty
eight (3,348} feet to station 64,4.48;
thence by curve to the, left with a
radius. of two thousand. eight, hundred
slxty-fouTt and niae-tenths (2,864o) feet,
two hundred, sixty-two and fve-tenths
G262:5) feetatos station 3671fIo.5; thence
South tthirty-eight, degrees and twenty
eight minutes Easta(S. So d. 28. E.),
onesthousand four Notwithstanding
and tfve-tentlls (I,42o.5); feetato station
8I'f4o; thence by a curve to the right
with a radius of four hundred ten and
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
County of Steele

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. IS
In District Court,
Third Judicial District.
William H.. Courtney Ted p. Spitz and all
other persons unknown claiming any estate or
interest in, or lien or incumbrance upon the
property described In the complaint, ..........
. .....Defendants
SUMMON s..
The State OF North Dakota To the above nam.
K ed Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in this action. which is on file in the
office OF the Clerk of the District Court within
and for the County Of Steele and tate OF
North Dakota at the Village OF SherbrOoke,
in said County. and to serve q copy of your
answer upon.the subscriber within thirty days
after the service OF this summons upon you
exclusive of the day of service. and in case OF
your failure to appear or answer judgement
VIII be taken against you by default for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
a'td lhis 5th day Of February. A. D. 1907
C..S. SIMPLY
Attorney for Plaint.f.
Residence and Post Office address Hope,
Steele County. N d.
To the above named Defendants.
You are hereby notified tina, ne ;=lief
sought in said action consists whony III exclud.
ing the said defendants from any interests in OF
lien or incumbrance upon specific real pro.
perty, and that the land /, wn.cr aid action
relates is the following 1esc.ibe. real estate
situated in the County ofSSLee.e and State OF
North Dakota. to Wi. 10 IS numbered five ~
and six t6l in Block nua.hei ed nine on in the
original TOwnSite OF :ue Town NOV Cityl OF
Hope. according " ne pat thereof on file OF
record in the office of vhe Register of Deeds
in and for said Steele COunuy.
Dated FEBRUARY. 55h 10.
G S. SHIPPY,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Hope. N. u.
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Edith c Greenwood. Charles H. Ward. Frank
M. Ward. Lucy r. Norris. Clara @. Brown and
Arthur f. I'd, ..... $50. ........ RESPONDENTS.
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Ellen Geneva 'Mellem Lee. Carl Elmer
Mellem; and clarence Wilhelm Mellem.
synode a minor; The Norwegian Lutheran
seminary. a corporation, The Norweg-
ian Evangelical Lutheran synode of America,
q religious corporations: and T. O.. schjeldahl,
special Guardian Of clarence Wilhelm Mellem.
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