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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-07-27
TALK
Talk Heard Among Railroad Men and Travelling
Men About Division Points.
mountain grade.

mountain grade.
Rexford is also favorably situa-
ted, being the point where the road
leaves the water grade of the Koot-
enai. and it being the junction
point where the road to Fernie and
the coal fields branches off.
Boomers Ferry is likewise favor
ably situated, being at the foot OF
the water grade of the Kootenai,
while the grade westward for ~
miles is considerable. 1t is also .
junction point for the Kootenai
Valley Railway, a Great Northern
feeder which it is rumored will be
improved and used to compete in
Canadian Pacific territory.
1t will be entirely agreeable to
the people of Bonners Ferry to
have the headquarters moved here
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-07-27

That the Great Northern intends
making radical changes in its di-
vision headquarters is considered
an established fact. 1t is practi-
cally certain that the headquar-
tiers now existing at Troy, White
fish and Cut Bank will be moved.
1t is believed that the headquarters
at Troy will move to Boomers
Ferry, and at White6sh to Rex
ford. A freight division point will
also likely be at Essex, about 100
miles east of Rexford and at the
foot of the Rocky Mountains.
This will make all these division
points about 100 miles apart,
starting east from Hillyard.
Essex is natural location for a
terminal, being al the foot of the
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-07-27
The Water Did Not Come.

The Bonner Water and Light
Co. attempted to start their big
pump last Thursday, but were un-
able to lift water into the tanks on
the hill for want of sufficient power
at this end of the line, the line loss
between the power plant and the
pump being nearly so per cent.
The engineer had made a miscal-
culation on the size of the wire re-
auired to transmit the power. The
wire in use is not more than hall
as large as it should be. The mis-
take is in no sense the fault of tn e
local manager, H. A. Gale, who
has worked like a Trojan to get the
system in operation. 1t will be
necessary to string new wire OF
put in additional transformers
The latter plan will probably be
adopted. The cost will be about
$1,000. While all are disappointed
N the delay, no one is more dis
appointed than Mr.. Gale.
An effort was being made las
evening to fill the mains 10y use o
the city fire engine.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-07-27
To Construct New Roads.

The following from the proceed
ings of the Board of County Com
missioners, relating to new wagon
roads in this part of the county
will be read with interest:
Petition of w. T. James and "a
Others asking for a county road
described as follows, towitI Com
mencing at a point on the present
Bush road in said road district
where said road crosses the section
line between sections 8 and 8,
township 81, north, range 2 east;
thence southerly along section line
about J mile; thense easterly along
creek to berd of creek; thence
southerly along said creek to quar-
ter stake on section line between
sections 7 and s in said township;
thence west to the center of section
IL; thence south to quarter stake
on south line of section 7 thence
west to SW corner of section Z, to
the Paradise road. A total dis
lance of about 81 miles. After
due consideration said petition
with road bond accompanying
the same was duly approved, and
the board appointed j. K. Ashley,
Jr., county surveyor, W. Q. Parker
and NJ. d. Atkins, viewers to view
out and survey said road and make
their report to this board.
Petition of G. Smith and seven
teen others asking for "a county,
road described as follows, towit.
Commencing at point about
one half mile east of Moyea bridge
on county wagon road; thence
north along the Moyea river to q
, wagon road built by the Boomers
Ferry Lumber Co; thence on sale
wagon road to where the same in
tersects the county wagon road or
section 81 in township 1913 east
After due consideration the petit
ton and road bond accompanying
same was approved, and the boarC
appointed J. X. Ashley, Jr., coun
ty surveyor, H. w. Cooper and }
E. Colwell, viewers to view on
and survey said road and max
their report to this board.
The petition Of A, W, Markham
and nine others asking for count.
road as follows, towit Commencin
at point on the Henry roa
j about three-fourths of a mile SV
q from Heidermans' house on section
\ 7, township G2 north, range 2 east
4 B. NJ thence northeaste rly al"n
4 the old road to a point near n. /
3 corner of NJ of SEA of seetio
! 1922 E; thence following mort
along on or near line between SEE
T. tions and to north line of sal
, section 5; thence due north to il
= tersect the Markham road on tn
west side of Dawson lake; thehC
q along said Markham road
Spread creek, total distance c
three and one-quarter miles.
II After due consideration said p
tision and road bond accompany
ing same was duly approved an
J. X. Ashley, Jr., county surveyo
u A. L. Frysand W. A. Leslie we
l. appointed viewers to view out an
survey said road and make the
report TO This board.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-07-27
Father Purcell breaches Sunday.

Rev. Father T. J. Purcell will
officiate at the Catholic church to-
morrow at 1920 a. m. Father
Purcell writes the HERALD that he
has been asked the question, as
one religion as good as another ~
and his answer to that question
will be the subject of his discourse.
All are invited.
Father Purcell was in charge OF
the work of his church here for a
number OF years and is known as
an able pulpit orator. He is now
located at Occur d'Alene.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-07-27
Notice,

Priest River Forest Reserve
withdrawal open to settlement
July Is. 1907, and to filing and
entry Aug. 10, 1907.
Cabinet Forest Reserve with
drawal open to settlement July %
1907, and to filing and entry Aug
81, 1907
Blue prints of this entire coun,
try, showing vacancies, checked
up to date, and streams, for sale by
NJ. Nj. THORNTON,
Occur d'Alene, Idaho.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-07-27
DYNAMITERs CAUGHT.
Six Dagoes Taken Into Custody for
Dynamiting Fish.

The lntractlon OF our game laws
by dagoes working on the railroads
in Bonner county has been somts
thing scandalous. While the Spc-
kane international was building
they were allowed to use dynamite
In the Moyie until that stream
was utterly ruined for trout fish
ing. Previous to that it was one
of the finest trout streams in the
wo Id. Last spring, on the Koot-
enai Valley road, gang of them
waged a fierce warfare on nesting
wild ducks along that line. They
are rel orted also to have slaughter
ed large numbers of deer out of
season. 1t is said that they sell
dom if ever take out a fish and
game license.
1t is some qualification, there
fore, to learn that steps are being
taken to make an example of some
of these fellows and put stop to
their nefarious practice of the
wanton destruction of fish and
game. Six of them were caught
last Sunday in the dastardly act
of dynamiting fish in the Kootenai
River. The scene of their opera
tons was near Katka, The dagoes
belonging to Section Foreman
Frank Martins crew. J. l.. Tilton
was the principal witness. At
tracted by the sound of the ex-
plosion, he found that they we've
dynamiting fish. Two of them
were discharging dynamite while
the others had poles with which
they were steering the dead fish to
shore. While they were thus able
to land one, dozens would float
away down stream. Tilton came
to Boomers Ferry and swore out a
warrant of arrest which was placed
in the hands of Constable w. H..
Emery who went up to Katka on
Monday and made the arrests.
They were brought before Judge
Banning, to whom they gave their
names as follows; Rustico Marco,
Giapnio Lesto, Saverio Lesto
Asaro Antonio, Ferry Noble, and
Leon Farra. Judge Banning re-
manded them to the custody OF the
constable until Tuesday, at
O'Clock, and notified County At
torney Peter Johnson, who came
up to prosecute the case.
The trial came off Tuesday af
: ternoon and conviction of two o.
the men was secured. The evi
dence seemed to show that only
two were actually engaged in The
work. The case was tried by jury
, The two convicted were sentenced
r to pay a fine of $500 each ant
' costs, the whole amounting to $S5
e 1t is the understanding that tn
bunch were out about $4,000 il
= all between the time of their arres
Y and their departure from Bonner
/: Ferry. 1t is hoped that their ex
t perience will deter others fro1
e violating our fish and game laws
e Their fine ought to have bee
a greater, but we should not be sur
s prised if the court had a tip as t
d their pile and thought it better t
l. collect what he could than to max
n the fine so heavy they could nc
+. pay and thus run up an expeni
i ON the county for their impIisoI
e ment,
d In this connection the attentio
l. of State Game Warden Stephens
called to the fact that Bonn,
1t county is not receiving the after
re ton from his department that tt
cost of his department warrants.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-07-27

The Ladies' Aid of the Presby-
terrain church met with Mrs. Geo.
r. Gray last Wednesday. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. }.
J. Armstrong on August 3.
The Arcade Concert Hall will
close its doors in Il week or ten
DAYS. Manager Mandle states
that they will move to the st. Joe
country, at some point on the q
NJ. & st. p. line.
Albert Bruno left on Thursday
for Nelson, Wash. He has pur
chased 200 acres OF OkonOgan LANG
and will locate there. He still
owns his ranch two and one-hal
miles north of town.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-07-27
-Bichayd Nah

-Bichayd Mahoney, who Is
working for Henry Hoagland at
Star Creek, had the misfortune to
break his leg last Saturday while
loading timbers. DR.. K. f. Fry
set the injured member and he is
getting along nicely.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-07-27

-. See Hawkins & Offutt and
list your place and give then a
chance to sell it while the weather
is fine.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-07-27

FRY Blatehford's calf meal
with separated milk, for young
calves. Nothing like il. For sale
by The X. T. Co., Ltd.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-07-27
$3.50 One lot and five room
house on Main street.

Improved meadow land at $17
per acre. 5000 acres close in To
Boomers Ferry,
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-07-27
LOOK At THESE BARGAINS
Real Estate
FARM and CITY
P r o P { R T Y

5000. 100 acres of good orchard
land two miles from Village, sole
on installment plan.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-07-27

SIS an acre, $50 acres, meadow
land, 100 acres of high ground
meadow land fenced This ranch
is we'll improved, has good build
ings and will make an ideal home.
$4,000. 1853 acres of meadow
land, 65 head of cattle, one frame
house 5 rooms, one barn 16x24,
100 tons of hay in 1906, 500 in
creamery, one cream separator,
one horse rake. 16 miles from
Boomers Ferry, 2 miles from
station.
$4,000. Best improved ranch in
Kootenai Valley, A miles from viii
lage, fine orchard, good buildings,
meadow land.
$1,000. 8 room house, $50 foot
frontage on Main street. Water In
house, electric lights, barn, cellar
and heating furnace.
5000. One lot and two room
house, Main street.
$3.50. Two lots and four room
house sold on instalment plan.
$4,000. Business location OF
Main street saloon building, fix
lures, bowling alley. This is
bargain.
$500. One lot on Main stree
with building. Rents for $40 pc
month.
$3.50 Each, two relinquishmen
on meadow land, fine location
Can be committed at $l.25 pc
acre.
5000. FoYty-dve foot frontag
and 5 room house on Main stree
$500. Forty foot front and
room house on Main street.
Al. KENT, Real EStat
Deputy Mineral Recorder.
and Justice of the Peace.
sONNERS FERRY, IDAH'
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-07-27

SIS an acre, $50 acres, meadow
land, 100 acres of high ground
meadow land fenced. This ranch
is we'll improved, has good build
ings and will make an ideal home
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-07-27

$4,000. Best improved ranch in
Kootenai Valley, 4 miles from vii
lage, fine orchard, good buildings
meadow land.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-07-27

$4,000. 8 room house, $50 foot
frontage on Main street. Water In
house, electric lights, barn, cellar
and heating furnace.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-07-27

5000. One lot and two room
house, Main street.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-07-27

ED. V. PRICES
Fall and Winter samples
for tailored suits have
arrived and many of the
boys are selecting their
fall suits.
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ibnen nidt, cine Spur bon Sen &Gll=
bern 3l fin0en.
Sine Spitbn6cm : SumDSie.

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Si6erbeit gegen 9iebe, gegen @elo-
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Gle 81 ieds @oben @efGngniB perur.
tbeiIt.
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Mbscluiciene Sapaner.

@aibineton, .. g., 6. apri(.
- Sefret6r Straus, bonn 9eporte.
ment fir Sanoel unb 9(rbeit, enti6ieb
bellte, baB bie iiinf Sapal,er Siia.
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&enoiufe Saoafami, Stofiro Sato-
fepama uno &anefi6i Sofaapami bon
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Wdnner iino sic erlten, auf Sapaner
be5iigli6e, melde Dem 0epartement
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5ur @oaitrefung bes neuen ginman-
berungsgeiebes our gnti6eioung por-
gelegt muroen. Die S5opaner pllrben
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NIT YGiien aus Merifo iiber Die
@ren5e 5ll gelangen periudten, nno
oppeairten oaraufbin an oas Geparte-
ment.
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NnnuOpb beiGiucrt i'd.

ErdiiOent &ooiepelt lit inn in ieinem
fiir5li6 per0ffentli6ten S6rei6elk
an BEN Experimentation S6erman
6u nabe getreten. - Nrbeiter pro-
teItiren.
9oiie, S0obo, 6, 9(priG. - Ser
Scfret0r Der og8eItern 6eOerotion Of
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der bier IN GerbinOung nit Dem Bros
3eB megen Ser @rmorOung OeS friibe-
rem @ouberneltrS Stelnen6erg 0eti=
nirt miro, fam oltf bic 8Gmerfu1g
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Nudj ant &erId)cnfcn.
Carnegie berntadt ~ieinemBittSbiIr9cr
Snititltt peitere $6,O00,0OO.

SittSburh ga, 6. 2(pril. -
Der 8r1ii0ent oeS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Oes Carnegie nItitl1tS, @. g. 6rem,
oer0ffentlidt cin S6reiben bon
NnOrem Carnegie ans New-Oorf,
meldeS mittbeilt, oaB oieie CT Dem SIT
ititllt cine Stiftung bon $6,000,000
5~i1geipunOt fat. 9ieler Setrag tritt
SIT Ser Summe BON 100000 bin5u,
weldc Sr. Carnegie ibon Dor ciniger
3eit fir 6enie!ben 3mef Mtsiebte.
Son Ser friiberen Stiitltng ioIlten
100000 fir Sic requirements Ser
ld0nen &iinite unO 0eS Ml,lellmS uno
Elm gleider 9ctrog fiir Die Garne0ie'-
idell tedbnolo9il6en Sdulen Der
lpanOt ner0en. Son ser nellen Stii=
tung fommen $4,000,000 mieOer Oell-
lelbcr Orei GepurtementS 5ugute,
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100000 IoQ ais StiftulgSfonO nod
ser @rri6tlu1g ullO Nlrsltottung Der
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6e9riIn0et oll6 eincn YeniionSfonb
fir sic nit 0em Snltitut in Ger6ilt-
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poration" rulo gum 9etrage bon
81, 100000 ans boarem @eloe 5lt-
iammeu. Ger &erlpoltungSrotb nabm
Die Spenoe nit elmer 0nnfeSrciollls
ton ent9e9e1.
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@ermiid)tc telesrapbiIdje 9cpcidJcm.

= Sn Snult Ste. Warie, Wih., i'll
IN ser Ndbe Der @aliermerfe ser
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lirt. ST lit Der critic republifaniIde
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@eblter s. Yutnam & So. in Bolton
itellte g%eitern lire 3ablungen elm. Die
Suspcnlion lit cine Solee oes fiir5-
liden &ursltur5es auf Der 9orle. Die
Sirnla tit feline iebr beoeutenoe, unb
man glalbt nidt, oaB i6r 8aaiment
'uetere 5olgen nod iid 5ieben miro.
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Strans urbnet ltnterIndluua arr.

@aibington7-9. s., 6. gpril.-
Sn @emdBbeit Der iiinelten slenoe-
rlllgen i'm 9ampfer : Snlpeftions-
oienlte bat Sefret1r Strous bonn
Sonbels : 9eportement bei1lolien,
cine lt1teriudung Der Bureaus Der
S6ifIfabrts . %GommiiiGre in ben
groben Sdien Oes 2anbes por5uneb.
men, I'M ii6 ii6er GerbelIerungen
oll6 in bieiem 9ienit5meige i6Iiiliig
81 MAIDEN. 0ieie %gommiIlGre iteben
inter Ser bireften gufiidt bes Nopi-
gotipns GommiiiGrs Chamberlain.
Gs lit i6on longe Der, baB cine llns
teri1d)ung iiber Die Siibrrng Der Sc
i6afte SeitenS bes Separtements
Aorgenommen wllroe, uno SefretGr
Stroils glonbt lGon aus oieiem
@runoe, bnb cine &epiiion bon gutter
@irfung iein fonnte. GommiiiGr
Chamberlain arbeitet &egulatipncl
fir bie ltnteriu6ung alls, melGe) in
I%trenglter @eiie Orrdgefiibrt lperoen
inf
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HGn6er anf cincn YaGnsngc.

9uffolo, N.-Y, 6. 9lpril. :
Grei Carbohydrates Dielten lebte
Na6t oltlid bon Clarence, N..D, ei,
ncn oitmGrts fabrenoen 8eit Sbore.
6radt5llg auf. @abreno 5ipei Manr'
nit borgebaltenen Henolpern ben 60
fomotinfiibrer ltnb Ben Gonouftellr
belpa6ter, brab Ser 0ritte einetl
8aggon auf uno mari cine @n5abl
8aarenpafete beralls. &ieraui pllr-
De Dem 2ofomotipfiibrer befoblen,
meiter 81 fabren. Sn 6airport per-
i~t6noiate man sic giienbabn,@ea m-
ten bon Dem lleberfaq. Octet
tips murben iofort na6 Der betreifen-
ben Steae abgeianot, bod gelang es
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@cgcn SiirgidJaft cntlaHcn.

Ger Ero5eB gcgel1 ben Stenogrop6i-
item Sill lpegen Gntluen0ung uno
GerfolfS Oe5 Sarriman'i 6en
9riefcs.
Nem.Oorf, 6. 9(pril. = Sronf
@. Sill, Ser friibere Stenogropbiit s.
s.. S%orrimon'S, mcl6er beld)uloigt
miro, elmer 3eitung ben befannten
Sionep @e6iter.Srie %perfouft 81 ba-
ben, ltonO gcitern Dor Mogiltrot
@oble i'm &ombSgerift, nm iid) me-
gen Serlebung oeS Nbi0nitteS 8 Oes
photographer GAP OcS Strofgeiebs
6ltdes 81 perontiporten. 9lS feline
NnflGger eri6ienen Ileranoer Wtiler,
SefretGr Ser nllnion Yocific : @iien-
bobr," l,nb @orbon %. 9ud ols &or-
rimon's Scrtretrr. Gr-Goli5eiriGter
Snrmen nabm Sia's Snterelle mobr.
9lls Mogiitrot 8oble ben gngcfloo-
Ten fro9te, Oh er Semano babe, Der Die
orf $1,000 feIt9eiette 9iirgi6aft fir
i'm SIT leiIten bereit iei erbob lib bon
Ser eriten Sanf Elm WonnL Dem man
cS Our6olls ni6t aniob, bob er, mie
or beboltptete, 9eiibredt in Der Sobe
BON 100000 an bos Sols Scr. $50,
@eit-5S. Strobe, iein eigen nenrte.
Gr Itelte iib ols abrobom SorniIh
BON Scr. $50, @eIt.69. StroBe, Dor.
Seine Siderbeit muroe ongenommer,
unb Sill in Srei6eit gelett.
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tertoe 2anb, IN ipeldem Sopon nid)t
0urd cine %begIaubigte @eionotidoft
reproienttrt lit; sur 3eit iteben Die ia.
poniihen Sntereiicn u1ter 0emS 6ltbe
oeS britiiGen 8otidofterS.
IlS 6 en- an einen 4uSs
9leiG.
8uOope1 II, 6. 9lpril. - SSn 6ieii.
gen unterrtdtetcn &reiien befeItigt Ii6
Die lleber5eu8lnA bob cine grnelte.
rltng OeS 9lllS9lei6S bis sum Sabre
1917 Nun Ood) nod erfolgen miro.
Cine &ieOcrouinabme ser &cr6an0.
llrngen mel6e fltr5 Dor Sitern ais
belnobe bofintn9SloS obgc6ro1en
mllr0cn, iou in ollcrnG6Iter 3eit CT
folgen, ober ongcblid) olf 9or5 nelter
8rltn0lagc. Seltrei6 miro, 10 beiBt
es, ouf Ietne SorOerung zines lang
friitigen gluSglei6S, iiber Oa8 So6r
1917 bitaltS, &er6i6t lciIterL mG6.
reno lttgarn sic 6or0crlng oltfgiebt,
OoB OoS fiinftige pirtbifoftli6e Ser.
boItniB Oct beiOen HeiGSbdlften sic
6orm zines @onoel5OcrtrogeS bo6en
IoIl, unO ionit Die iebige 3%oQgencin.
Iomtett bis 1917 IN meldem Sabre
Die ollSmdrti9en @on0el9pcrtrGge o6s
LAUREN, bcibebalten miro.
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rSupbfer" in IrfanIas ppr 8cridlt.

Sittle 81 If, grf,,. 6. @pril. =
@r~S Reconsideration Sobn q. Sinfle 9o6
geItern III Dem Gro5eiie gegen gr-
Staatsienator @e66 Gopington i'm
&reisgeri6t bon Glllasfi.G oltntp oui
Dem 3eltgenitano 81, boB er leiner,eit
i'm 9iireou Ser SpiritlloIenbGnoler
$1,000 erbolten babe, Inn ounlit sic
Silaer'i6e 9ierinipeftions Gorlage
ob5ni6ladten. Mitelieoer elmer
~9oooler" @enoiieni6oft ermorteten
i'm Dor Dem Stoatsfopitol 11o frus
gen i'm, Oh oas @elb fir bic 9ierpor-
la9e aneefommen lei, ebe Tie bic 8or-
lage nieberitimmten. 81 Senotor
9utt, oer anaeblid elm Mitglieo oieier
vSoooler" 8enoIieni6ait mar, lit be-
reits megen Doodle" perurtbeilt. 9.
q. Goof CAB 81, $4,000 bon oem
Contractor fir ben 8au bes Staats.
fopitols erbalten gu 6aben, bic er
Gooington our Gertbeilung gegeben
babe. Gopinston miro megen Mein-
eio pro5eIiirt. .