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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-19
To Regulate Newfoundland Flshino.

Washington.-The modus vivendi to
regulate fishing by Americans in the
treaty waters of Newfoundland, which
was concluded in London Saturday
by an exchange of notes between Am
bassador Reid and the British secre,
tary of state for foreign affairs, was
made public Sunday by Acting Score,
tary of State Adee, Mr.. Reds note
recited the agreed terms of the mo
dus viyendi and is dated Sept 4.
Great Britain's reply was dated Sep
TENDER 6. The modus is in terms a
substantial renewal of last years ar.
rangements.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-19
|GOL5f|ELD MINING TROUBLES
ARE SETTLED FOR A TIME
Employees Accept Change Rooms, With
Certain Notifications. and There
viii be No Strike at Present.

Goidneid. Nev.--The employees OF the
Mohawk and Combination mines and
the Combination mill returned 10 work
Sunday morning and everything Is
now serene.
The agreement between the union
and the Consolidated company states
that the men are to have two lockers.
side by side. one for street and one
for mine clothes; that they shall take
shift, put them In the locker and lock
the same before donning their other
garments. the operation 10 be reversed
when going on shift. The company Is
privileged TO have timekeeper and one
more Waterman In the room, who are
to be neutral and not required TO be
members OF any labor organization,
but such membership is not to disquali-
fly a man for such position. IL is
agreed that no man who Is particularly
obnoxious to the union for good cause
shall be employed as Waterman. Mine
managers and superintendents. assay
ers, chemists and all men employed
In the furnace, parting and weighing
room or Laboratory. mine surveyors and
civil and mining engineers, watchmen
and employees Of independent contrac'
tors engaged In the placing of ma.
chinery. delivery Of supplies. erection
OF buildings or other surface work
not directly mining in character, are
not required to belong to the Western
Federation. II being required that the
company insert in all contracts a
clause. requiring the contractors TO
pay the the established rate of wages
and to employ none but members of
q regular labor nrRanizatinn
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-19
Find Body in Mississippi.

Ne" orleans,-When the river
'eameT Trudeau arrived in New Or.
ans FRIDAY. its crew told of finding
'adly'mutilated body at jamestown
"-' and said that the body answered
'- description Of Peer L.amana
'sAer OF the kidnapped Lamaua how
'.Sons at jamestown saw large box
3ains down the Mississippi Fri.
'ts ana When they went out in a skin
ia lowed il ashore. il was found 10
-a'ain The body OF a iarge. dark-con.
.'N'oeed man VINO, 20 all Appearances
-.l neen l0ully murdeft6
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-19
Fatal Ending OF Party OF Young Pee-
pie Who Went Boating.

Baltimore - The finding Of the
drowned body Of Gertrude Shsunes-
sy. aged 10 years. In the waters of
Spring Gardens. a branch OF the Patap.
sec river. has convinced the police that
her three companions have also been
drowned She was last seen after mid
night on Friday In company with an
other woman. whose name is not
known to the police. and George +
FTissel and William o'Leary. The
two mea have not been seen by their
relatives since they left home en- Fri
Cay afternoon
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-19
Volcanic grup,lsn and hurricane.

Seattle. Wash,--Adyices received
here from an officer of the revenue
cutter Rush. lying at Dutch Harbor.
and dated September /. says that on
September / and ,. volcano in the
Aleatian islands broke forth. sending
tons ef ashes aud cindess over score
or more OF native VI, ages. irightentns
the native Alaskans a. well as the
whites out of theIs Wits aud covering
the decks OF the cutter Rush with deb
Tts from the volcano. hurricane nc.
compsnied the phenomenon aud Wild
fowl OF all kinds were driven far 20
san M ilsns wese r.stf orted lost
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-19
Salt Lake Man Attempts His Life in
Fit of Dementla.

Logan, Utah,-Robert S, Campbell
formerly general manager of the Utah
Light & Railway company ut Salt
Lake. In fit of temporary dementia,
Sunday afternoon, attempted to take
his own life by cutting his throat with
a clasp knife. and only the most des.
perate efforts of his wife and son Leo
prevented the accomplishment of his
purpose. He now lies in precarious
condition in the local hospital Al.
though the physicians hold ont hone
that he will recover.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-19
Soldiers Asaius. omeers.

Junction City. Kas "a mob of near.
" 80 soldiers of tho farrters' school
at Fort Riley came here about /
o'clock Sunday morning for the pur,
pose OF releasing n comrade who was
confined In the county Jail. The sher,
IN and city police force were mott.
fed OF their coming and from posi-.
tions In windows above the jail opened
n fire that quickly dispersed the mob
as Il sought TO force an entrance. The
authorities AZ Fort Riley placed guards
at the Jail and are aiding In the eifor,
TO nnd the members OF the mob. Two
arrests have been made
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-19
oans }. sam champlen.

San Francisco "A left swing TO the
body. cieycrly blocked by Joe Cans.
cost Jimmy Britt any chance he misht
have had tn win the lishtwetght cham.
plnasAip oil The werid and brought 10 a
close i've foands OF fast hghtiRg. wlt.
messed by B crowd Of about is.0G0 peC
pie az Recreation park The hioE
caught by Cans on his elbows. vas
struck Ia tho middle ot the fourth
round Il Broke aritt's wrist sni
Though be went on again Ia the fifth
roand be was helpless IN both o1en4,
and dstsuse. aud Captain OF Police
Gleason ssoppe,. the light.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-19
FAMOUS CLIFF HOUSE BURNED
Was One Of Americas Best Known
Resorts.

San Francisco.--The famous Gin
House of this city. San Franchises
first attraction for tourists. was burned
to the ground Saturday evening, This
was the second Cliff House to be de-
stroyed by fire. The building which
was burned was erected about thirty
years ago by Adolph Sutro OF Sutro
tunnel fame. 1t was owned by the
Sutro estate and was valued at $4,000.
TAFT estimates his loss at $50 900. on
which there Is $4,000 insurance. The
Clin House was ranked as one of the
best known resorts of America.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-19
WEDDING GUESTS WAITED
But Bolt Of Lighting Prevented Com
Ing OF the Groom.

Hot Springs. Ark.--Durlng heavy
Barnes was skllled by lightning while
riding In a wagon. A boy riding with
him was found unconscious The team
OF horses lay dead In the road. Wed
ding guests had assembled in sntici.
patton OF the marriage OF Barnes and
when he failed to appear at the APP
pointed time. search was instituted
and his body found
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-19
tackles Raise a Row a, Askodats and
Come Out sseesd Bsst.

New York.-A Toxic dispatch to the
Herald REPORTS that while the Ameri.
can crulesr Chattanooga was at Hako-
date, reeeatly. four OF her men mar.
rowly escaped laiary at the hands OF
moh Two of tae met had to swim
for the cratser. while the other tive
were rescued by the police lnyasttga
tion by the ships officers showed that
one of the sailors had made an nnpro
soecd attack upon a Japanese store
keeper and the Japanese were exc eE,
ated
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-19
Discord Over Moroccan Situation

Madrid.-The Globe reiterates that
discord exists between King Alfonso
ana Premier Maura regarding SPANS
Moroccan policy. The paper adds:
Senior Maura intends to ask the k,ne
whether he has confidence in the min.
is'ry which involves the possibility of
ministerial crisis, which would nut
ne liberals In power, Ii the sentiment
n favor OF Intervention il Morocco was
7Fonser In Spain the government
would dispatch 1000 men and a nun,
Ter OF warships 10 Morocco
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-19
Strike Practically set''es

Reno. Nev.-At a conieier I,
between George Wingnela' "A,
States Senator Nixon ana
Bryant, for the Consoilaa'e
Co, and McKinnon. Vice y.
ilton for the Goldtield Nlhs 4,
an agreement was reached io Il I,
mination of the strike IN 'ls ~
and Combination mines q
which is believed viii ena :. a
as it is thought BY both siuss !. :
union will ratify the action ! >
mittee. The best OF iesH
the conference.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-19

Cleveland. o.-The content between
Mayor Tom L. Johnson and Congress.
man Theodore Burton for MAYOR OF
Cleveland promises to De the most OK.
citing political event IN the hist,r,
OF this city. The endorsement Of Mr.
Rurton's candidacy by Thsador.
Roosevelt it is said. NAV be the
foundation Of o speech here bv m.
latter dnring the campaign. The
Demooaue executive committee has
called the city convention at whicl
Mayor johnson and the ueket Min
him Is TO be named for Sent. Ia
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-19
FISHERMAN FINDS TREASURE.
chlp Loaded With Ore Located at Bot
torn Of Ocean.

prnklrk, n. Y.-Gns ormsby. Ash
ergnan, while lifting his nets on Van
xnren Point, In Lake Erie. discovered
the wreck OF the propeller Dean Rich
moad. which was lost in storm with
all On board during gale In October
1903. Tae Dean Richmond has n car
~ Of lead aad copper ore, valued At
SsOe. a0o. and vain attempts have been
made ny the underwriters and by pri
waite ca.0s4Flset,, TO locate the bones
OF the treSs0rS-ship.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-19
Stop Work on Railr's'

Washington.-It was - a
the seven railway headliai,,..,s
city that owing to recent !
road rate legislation IN ~
ern states and to general 90 n
the double tracking oil ~ =
railway between Chattano "A
tewah Junction in Tennes n
Greensboro, n. c.. has ..-ys
stopped pending further -
Contracts had been ente1s.s,< Z
double track work in Tehn-<> =
eating about s15.000,aoV- -
will be used in operatns
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-19
Maintaining Canadian Jurisdiction oseI
the Auoken and NortherlY Waters.

Victoria. d Can Ottawa Dispatch
says by the establishment ef customs
port OF enay. a, Barwell. situated on
the vest of Cape chualry. ON Hudson
s,reli the government las solved the
problem Of asserting and maintaining
canaas'a .sac.seisHaa over the HHd.
boa SAL asN a-a-ssrly waters Du-
ties are exactei oGly q on such goods
as ,he sstppers declare were Intended
for trading With the Fssimog, ships
stores being untaxei
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-19
Low MORTALITY RATE.
Only Hail Of the Victims OF eubonie
Plague Dead.

San Francisco, Tive moro deaths.
from hubunle plague occurred on Mon.
das aud three ADDITIONAL cases were yer.
itlcd, Following are the totals OF the
disease to date; NuTbvr Of cases. FL !
number Of deaths. 10. This ~ exclu.
sive OF the ease IN Berkeley which
proved fatal Attention Is called Ia
the fact that thue Ear The death per.
centaEe II very low ,ss than oae.
half. The standard deafh rate for
plague is about 80 per cent.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-19
CAUGHT WITH THE GOODS.
New York pressmakers Couldn't Foo
Custom Officials.

New York,-~Forcign gowns, laces
and lingerie. the value of which is said
TO be $4,000. were seized by customs
inspectors ON Sunday on the arrival
OF French liner La Savole, Most OF
the goods which were contained In
thirty trunks were the property of a
number OF drcssmakers returning from
Europe. Practically all of the trunks
seized bore inspection labels which
the customs officials declare we're
either forged or stolen.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-19
Discovery Of Ar,esian water lner.ss,s
Value Of Nevada Property

Las Negas, Nevada. An pro,s-,,
values In Las Vegas have Increases
from Ice to 500 per cent ana the
townslte company has taken all roTs
not disposed of OF the market This
Is owing 10 the well boring on,s,
having struck artesian water IN sb,,,,-
dance, 1t has been clearly ss,ah
hshea that ar1eStan water can h. c.
eountereo anywhere along Ire 80
SHOWN as the Las Vegas desert Try
land Is arabic ana rich for euItiv,,,oe
and al that was needed was a sns
hciency Of water to lrrisate i,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-19
JUDGES FAVOR
THE RAILROADS
The Two Cent Fare Law Passed by
Last Pennsylvania Legislature
Declared Unconstitutional.
The Railroads Made . Strong But
Losing Fight Against the Enactment
Of the Law, But They Now
Seem to Have the Best Of
the Argument.

Philadelphia Wilson and
Audenried. In the common pleas court
on Tuesday, declared unconstitutional
the two-cent railroad fare law. passed
by the last legislature. The case upon
which the decision was made will be
at once taken 10 the state supreme
court.
The two-oent law was enacted by the
legislature MS result Of agitation dur
Ing the last political campaign. all par
ties pledging themselves In favor of
such legislation. The railroads, led by
the Pennsylvania and Reading, made q
strong fight agenst the enactment. but
both branches Of the legislature passed
the bill with practically a unanimous
vote. The act was to go into effect
October /.
The Pennsylvania was the first to
attack its validity. bringing suit In
the local courts to restrain the county
OF Philadelphia from collecting fines
Tor violating Its provisions. The hear
Ing lasted nearly week and among
the witnesses were President McCrea
and several OF the vice presidents OF
the Pennsylvania railroad. The con
tention Of the company was that the
Inv was not constitutional, and that
the tw0cont rate was fixed without
any investigation on the part OF the
legislature as to whether the railroads
could make lair profit under the law
which the company ASSERTS 1t cannot
do. All other railroads operating In
Pennsylvania have brought similar
proceedings In various counties of the
state. but no decisions have been rem
derod, as 1t IL understood that the
Pennsylvania suit viii be made the
test case In the higher courts.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-19
IDLE RuMoRS AFLoAT.

Reported the UhItSu STATES 1dS Gedseu
Coaing Station in Norvk Bay.
ashington.-Acting Secretary New
berry of the navy department on
Thursday said there was no truth
In the Shanghai report that
the United States has leased for five
years coaling station in Norvik bay.
Regarding report from the same
source that the United States had
leased for next winter the floating dry
dock at Vladivostok, Mr., Newberry
said that would be just as much use
to the navy as a canal on Mars"
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-28

The committees in charge of the bah

The committees in charge of the ball follow:
 Executive and finance, Mesdames Schofield. Garfield and Miss Todman; printing and program. Mesdames Cop ly, Watts and Overheld; music, Mrs Estaugh and Miss Bourgette; refresh ments, Mesdames shepard, Searle and Grant; hall, Mrs Leedy; reception, Mesdames Dunn, Jeffreys. Kenny. Hos ling, McQuarrie. Searle, Stanley. Woods Hayden and Misses Gilmer, smith, Wheeler and Gilmore; floor, Prof. l.. L.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-28
BALL
 COMES OFF TONIGHT.

The Thanksgiving ball which will be held under the auspices of the Ke- goayah Kozga will take place this eve ming. and a brilliant event is certain
 All the committees in charge have striven to bring all conditions to per lection. and they have succeeded.
 The room will be pleasantly heated and even those who do not dance will not feel cold.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-28
MIKE WALSH BURIED.

The funeral of Mike Welsh took place this morning from Il } Catholic church, after requiem mass.
 The Knights of Robert Emmet at tende' i4 body. and several other frieh io nf the deceased attended the service.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-28

Gocrmer: floor manager, w. B. Watts. C. D. Garfield. A. J. Daly. Judge Fuller, H. O. Butler, F. O. Hanks, James C. J. D. Winter A. F.. Todd. Homer Wis ner. Frank Thatcher C. E. Darling Dr Mustard.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-28
ANNUAL M BETTING

Of the Alaska Humane Society at the Lamb Hotel this CWednesday) evening at s o'clock. All members of the or imals should be present.
 JOHN II. DUNN, Secretary.
 l.. l.. WOODS, President
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-28

ALL kinds of sleishs and cutters, al- so hickory for basket sleishs, for sale at Geo. Prosser's, harness maker.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-28

Say! Go up against Johnny Han cocks Bean Pot and Break him if you can.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-28

High Grade Imported and Domestic Cigars at the Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-28

Fruit Candy at Hancock's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-28

Taffy 25 cents per pound at Han cocks, next to Lacey saloon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-11-28

Nut Candy at Hancock's.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-25
FuneSta aVentura IamOF0Sa
Venus aIiada con Caco.
Un GubanO rico asaItadO ] rObadO sAlas GaIIss
do NusVa York,

Nueva York, Mayo 1O.-Ha sido vfcti-
ma de una celada indigna un rico cubano
residente en- ssta capital Ilamado JoB6 Me-
dina.
Una bella j6ven & quien encontr6 de
noche en- Ia cslle, con insinuante coquete'
ria y apaFentando temer llegar sola hssta
So casa, le indujo que le acompa1ase y
Cuando llegaron un Iugar POGO frecuen-
tado, apareciaron dos hombrey, que sin
dud8 estaban de acuerdo con ella, echfn-
dose de improyiso sobre Medina le dieron
40 tremendo golpe en- Ia cabeza haci6n.
dole peTder 81 sentido desbslij jandolO Sc,
guidamente, mientras la pr6jims hula
riendo q CaTcsiadas. .......
Los ladransB9Be apoderaTon de 800 pc.
500 en- metalico y brillsnteB por valor de
$50 que 81 agredido llevabs encima.
La vfctima fu6 reCogida examine del
suelo siendo conducida al hospital donda
Sc le reconcile una faerte confusion en- e1
cfaneO, que hsbfa producido conmoci6n
cerebral y una cuchillada en- ell cuello.
DeSpu6s de cuTado aBistido con Ell
mayor esmsTo el herido voIvi6 en- 81 pm.
do prestar declaration; psro se halla en-
estado tan gravs que los m6dicos temsn
por 50 vida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-25
M0VimfentO maritime en- Mayagiiez

a continuation, publicamos la nota de
Ia cargs que procedenta de New York con-
duio para 81 puerto de- Mayagiiez el vspol
americana "San JUAN"
Fritze, Lundt & Co Succg.-26 bT toci.
no, so CT quesos "Edan," 6 CT quesop
"Goudss," 25 tsmbores bacalao, 25 81 ave.
ma, II RI papel, bios. varios, bl papaa
% 81 h&rina maiz, SO cascos pezcads, "a
caBcos bacaiso.
E. Franco.-20 CT dulceg, 21 CT cirue,
las, Is CT datiles, S CT frutas evaporadas
Is CT frutas, Z CT pasta, II CT higos y pa
aas, 10 CT velss, 4 CT castaias, 2 Ct quesos
6 81 hsrina, "a CT leche, 5 CT aqua ''Mine
rail- 10 CT peraS, lib jamones, 4 CT msnte
ca, 2 CT mantsquilIa, 3 CT sorpresas, so b.
y 25 CT cerveza, II CT gslletaV,
Bres, de Esmoris & Cos CT carne, 20
CT quesos, b[ vinagre, so CT f6sforos
1913 mantsca, ! CT dulces, 2 81 canela, 10
CT aceite "Olivs"
Ti6 & CO,-3O CT came, Is 81 harina
maiz.
Casanovas & Co.-10O cI galletas, IL
CT mantequilIa, so CT veLas, 95 81 azdoar
5 81 caneIa, 100 81 harina maiz.
Moral q Col CT vovedades, ! Ct es
peios, 100 81 harina mafz.
A. Bravo & Cos or carnes, 400 q
habichuelas, 20 atados arenques, 100 G.
velag, $50 bI cemento, 2493 piezas pino.
F. Phiiippi.-3l3 y 25 cubos mantaca
10 81 avena blancs, SO 81 harina maiz,
CT duloeS, Is CT galletas, 5 CT mantsquilla
20 CT quesos, S cI Hardinas, 25 bE sreuques
20 CT carnes, Is cI salchichon, 10 CT jam6r
picado. 1 CT condimento, bT cebollas, 7E
bL pspau, 40 cascOs pollock, S bE tocino, {
jsulas jamoneg, 1 jaula higos, 2 atadoI
.pasae, Is csscos bacalso
NJ. GEau Hijos-25 CT quesos, C
maDtcquiIla, 120 81 harins maiz, SO g
azGcsC, atsdoH velag, rs st habH C
azul, 2 bl sal, IS CT iab6n, 81 chieharOs
Ramos q Susrsz.-15 CT quesos, C
mercRncfaH, 10 CT quesOs "GOudA" 1 c
azul.
F. Lagarde.-2 atados corchos, / c
variOB, 1 CT peIfumerfa, 3 CT jab6n, 20 C
dulceg.
Nadal & Diez.-1O CT mantsquilla, II
CT leehe condensada 4 btoS, varios b
vidrio, Is bT papas, 21 81 habs.
A Castaner.-100l3 msntsca, 20 c
quesoa 100 cubos mantsca.
Tomss Quihones 300 atados pape
envOiver, :. Ct eintas 2 Ct jab6n, 2 q per
fumerfa.
N. Esteve & BlaneB.-1 q novsdads.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-25
PIsnipOtenCiario de Carnegie.
Mission de paz poF Ia America Central de earaCtsr
pTlTadO.

New York, mayo 6.-Asegdrase que el
millionaire fil6ntropo Andrew Carnegie,
que aho1a esta siendo uno de los mas cong-
picuoB~ pacifstas del mundo, tiene Ell pro-
p6sito de enviar & su costa pcr la America
Central al exministro de Columbia en- los
Estados Unidos sefior Diego Mendoza con
la mission de gbstionar Ia paz permanente
entire las repdblicas centro,americanag, ha.
biendole se6alado el sueldo de S25 900
anualeS, sin contar con que ls auxiliar6
con fondog secretoa siempre que para sua
vizar asperezas veneer detarminadas di.
fcultades sea necesario ell orc.
Ei dnicO pals ds Centric America que
no podr6 visitar 81 ennis ario de Carnegie,
sera el suyo prOpio, puss el general Reyes,
Presidente desp6ticO de Colombis, 10 tiene
califcado de REQ de alta traici6n Ei 10
atrapase en- sus dominios 10 harfa conde
mar & muerte, sin respeto s 50 investidura
diplomdtica de caracter privado.