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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-04-20

London, April iG.--In long letter
30 the Loudcn Times, the Russian jur-
lat, Professor DeMartens, expresses the
conviction that the second Russian par
lament Ia absolutely unfit &c work sue
|cessfulIy for the benefit Of Russia and
cannot advance the nation In the direc-
ton OF constitutional system OF gov
eminent. Professor DeMartens bases
his belief on the ground that legislative
assembly find not single word TO dis
approve OF assasainatons and murder,
only enjoys speeches Of discomfort and
unlimited hate and is quite unfit TO die
cuss needful reforms. and cannot posi-
bly, construct new order In the state,
He believes dissolution Is absolutely
inevitable and only question OF time.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-04-20
nssmarN fAounDESs.
rsssinory whigs On the Stand MAKES
q Poor Showing


Westminster, april lo--Binger Her
mann literally vent 10 pieces yesf~das
afsernoon VIXEN subjected 70 cross ex-
animation by District Attorney Baker.
Where previously ne had been calm ana
crave though sometimes svssIve, ne
frequently exhibited temper when
pressed with embarrassing questions
and repeatedly avoided giving direct
srswers to questions put to him By the
prosecuting officer When pinned
fown he made several reluctant admis-
sions that reflected anything puh creo,s
uron him At other times, though
confronted with documentary evidence
showing vhat the district attorney
stxled violations of the law upon ms
nsrt Hermann repeatedly denied all
gufIt and undertook to explain away
transactions which involved him III va
rjous Land deals The most pitlaDie
feature of Hermann's explanations was
that they did OF explain
Altogether Hermann showed mp IN
an extremely bad light Unless he im-
uroyes when the bulk of the cross ex-
animation is conducted, it Is evident
be will have done his cause more IN
inry than good by going upon the
stand.
Hermann was asked il he had recon-
mended Mays appointment as distric'
attorney. He had no recollection Of
taking such action. When the docu-
ment was produced showing joint re-
commendation of Mays, signed by
Mitchell, Dolph and Hermann. the
witness wildly recalled the cricum-
stances.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-04-20
DAY SPENT IN CONFERENCE.


Washington, April 1O.-A day of
conference between the Central Ameri-
can representatives here In their efforts
to reach basis for peace had no
marked results. Having deciphered
the cable response from his own gov
eminent to the propositions submitted
to him yesterday by the representatives
Of Salvador and Guatemala, Senior
Corea, the Nicaraguan minister, called
today upon Senior Creel, the Mexican
ambassador, who had taken the part
mediator, and acquainted him with
President Zelaya's answer. This made
necessary further conference, which fact
was taken as an indication that the
Nicaraguan response was in the nature
of counter proposition.
Messrs. Corea and Creel then re-
paired to the State department to con-
fer with Secretary Root and Assistant
Secretary Bacon. This conference also
advanced matters only SO far as to pave
the way for another conference, which
was held late in the afternoon between
Messrs. Creel and Corea and Herrante
and Mejia, the latter two representing
Guatemala and Salvador, respectively
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-04-20
Make. 1ond Haul.

Butte. Mcnt.. April ia Miner
dispatch from Great Falls says that the
stage running between Malta and Fort
man was held up last night by lone
bandit according to telephone mes.
sage received today. and sum estimat.
ed at about $2s, 900 Ii said to have been
secured. The message gave no details
OF the daring robbery other that than
1t occurred Just north OF zortmau as the
stage was entering the Little Rockies
with consignment OF money to pay
the wagessoi che miners at the zortmar
mines.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-04-20

wheat-Club 7s@7ac; blueatem,
75t977c; valley, 7ota7lc; red, 7lCa72c
oass--Nc. white, t2e so; gray
s2s1a2g.
Rye--tl 4bf8l so.
Barley--Feed, se2 so per ton; brew
Ing, s25: rolled, $2s .b0924. 80.
Corn--w Whole, t25; cracked, go per
ton.
Hay--yalley timothy, No. /, s15ta
10 per ton; Eastern Oregon timothy,
tl79ls; clover, 90; cheat 10; grain
hay. s9@l0.
Apples 49, Common, 75ctas1 rs per
bon; choice. 81 .50@2.
egetables-Turnipe tiGl 20 per
ssrk; carrots, sl@i. rs per sack beet@
VI .25@i so per sack: hosseradish, Ia
&c per pound; caulihower, 81 PEI
dozen celery, "a per crate; lettuce
head, 35ta4Sc per dozen: sprouts. &c
radlshes, 25c per dozen: asparagus, },
@i5e par pound; rhut@rb, &c PEI
pound.
0nions--0regon, IS.
Pofa to@s-Oregon Bnflmrss. fancy
III .sos51 -e5; extrs fancy, tl.75; No. !
choice. VI .z5f71.40
Batter - Fancy creamery, s2kl
per pound
Butter Fat--Firss grade cream, 80 ~,
per pound; second grade cream, &c lea
PR pond.
Poaltry--Averas old hena. f5@Ie.
per ponDd; mixed chickens, l45kai5e
spring flyers and brollers. 20<a22 "
old ROSTERS, lo9I2c; dressed chickens
1G@I7e; turkeys. live, 13&15c; tur
keys dressed. choice, is1k920c; geese
live, se, ducks, 1ef9lsc.
Egss-Oregon ranch, 1920 pc
dozen.
veaI--Dressed. 55<(as1<c per pound
Beef - Dressed bnIls, 3@3Hc De
pound; cows, 5fsee; country steers,
gle.
Mutkon--Dreesed, fancy, I09101<
per pound; ordinary, sf9ee; sprin
lambs. with pelt, 1z5x@Isc.
Pork--Dressed, efsee per pound.
Hcpe-8@11e per pound, accordin
10 quality
WooI-Eassern Oregon average bezi
13@15e per pound, according 10 shrink
age; vaIley, zo@zz, according 10 I'm.
ness; moiaair, choice, zst9zec p
pound.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-04-20
nouTE or Lono RIDE.



Washington, April le.---Lieutenan
y. Warner McCabe, Of the Sixth caval-
n.y. who has been picked by General
Bell TO ride from silyerton, Ore, acre NJ
tho continent on an Arab stallion, has
asked that QuartefmAster Sergeant
Samuel Peterson, troop X. Sixth caval.
ry, DO detailed AZ his orderly to accom-
pany him on his long trip.
McCabe has also indicated that he
will Iay his route along the Oregon
Short Line and the Union Pacific road
from siIserton 10 Umatilla, Or.
Themes TO Boise Barracks, Idaho; Fort
p. A. Russell, Wyo. Omaha, Neh.
Fort Dss Moines, Ia; Fort BENJAMIN
Harrison, Ind. Columbus Barracks,
Ohio; Pittsburg and Harrisburg, Pa,
to New York City.
General Bell said today that he
thought the TIP, which will embrace
mole than 1900 mllee, might be made
In 100 days. and even less II the horse
had the necessary endurance. Com
plete statistics of the condition of the
horse and rider, amount OF food con-
summed and other details will be kept
from day 10 day.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-04-20
Strike May Cause Flood

Chicago, April 12.-Chicagc and sub
urbs are exposed to the danger Of flood
ed easements and general damage by
water through strike of drain pipe
layers called yesterday. Practically all
the laborers employed in this work
walked out when their employers re-
fused to concede an advance of SO cents
day in wages. About 500 are ON
strike. The drain men have been re-
ceiving SO so a day, while the ''help-
ers' have been getting $3.50.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-04-20

Ottawa, Ont, April 1s.-sir Mac
kenzie Bowel, in the senate TODAY
read cable dispatch from Great BIit.
am saying that an agreement had been
reached between the United States
0iea' Britain and Canada, whereby
canada agreed to give up deep sea seal
ing rights for monetary consideration
Mr. Scott said in reply that, as far as
.ne jamaican government knew, moth
ing had been done toward abroeatino
'ne agreement made two or three wears
ago as to the seal fishers.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-04-20
REDUCE 4ARaIMAn POWERS.
Union Pacific Directors Believe ne
Has Tcs Gr~4r Control

Union Pacific Directors Believe he
Has Tes Gr~ss Consrcl-
New York, April l2-s<ane OF the
directors of tbs Union Pacific railroad
Eavor q material reduction OF the extra
ordinary po~ers conferred upon it,
president, Edward H. Hartman, which
make the company oue-man affair
At present the executive committee
has all the powers Of the directors
when the latter are NOT In session, and
Mr.. Hartman has all the powers OF
the executive committee when that
body lie not In session. In other words,
Mr. Hartman ezn do as he pleases. ex
cept for the few minutes onee week
or once month, when the COMMITTEES
is In session.
He has = power OF attorney and could
sell the millions upon millions OF the
securities OF other roads owned by the
Union Pacific at what price he pleased,
or he could hypothecate securities, Dor
row tens Of millions upon them from
banks and engage in stock market OPP
eratlons on d colossal scale.
In the hope Of appeaeing the Union
Pacific stockholders and eliminating
the public disirust In the securities OF
the Hartman rcade, it 10 proposed to
-
committee, reorganize the body and
adopt resolutions taking away from
Mr.. Hartman come OF The powers
which have provoked 90 much criti-
cism.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-04-20
Try to XII Grand Duke.

st. Petersburg, April 11.-It was an
nounced today that another attempt oA
the life of Grand Duke Nicholas Meme
laievitch had been frustrated. Inc
grand duke was returning from Isai
skoe-Selo by train at 2 O'Clock .p's
morning. When the train was IL miles
from st. Petersburg it was brought 70 .
sudden stop by fusilade of shots iroI l
the track side. The sentry said ne ns'
seen four men hiding behind an eur
bankment. The men succeeded IN ge'
ting away, though several shots wei'
fired at them.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-04-20

Kansas City, April l6.--There were
killing frosts again last night in the
fruit district OF Kansas and Western
Missouri, adding to the damage already
done. All reports agree that heavy loss
has been causs1--millions OF dollars,
according 10 Secretary LaGoodnan, OF
the Missouri Valley Horticultural aseo-
citation. Several days may e'apse be-
fore the full extent of the injury can be
estimated accurately The weather
tonight Ia cloudy and warmer and fur
Their frost In not expected.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-04-20

Denver, April IL Insurance Com
missioner Ritienhouse, who has been
In Indianapolis for several days confer.
ring with the officials of the State Life
Insurance company, of Indiana, whose
license to do business in this state was
revoked recently, telegraphed State
Auditor statler yesterday to issue new
license to the company, which was
done. The company agreed to abandon
Its plan OF issuing stock to policyhold-
ers, which WAS construed as violation
OF the state law, resulting In their per-
init being cancelled.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-04-20

ake<x Lasts naor~ Than Fear MR.
uses Uv~r Larxs T<rrite~y


aaec& LISTS Norw Jhan FouF nl's'
ssss Ov~w Lar8s T<rri1e~y-
CStx II Mexxz,. Ar~sl fsAn ~.rsk.
$500 49,. So -*s4 h.sy n.;v.,.*.
- :
$3.50 $50 ses~ ra*5 s's'A<<s nRsAa ths
eH-th rp<kea Ia 1oagz Swinging rxo-
fiou. terrify Ing the snfst ima.z Bot do
imx ~, axxn..e ~ t.r =. 20 r. learned
-. .s.~ f~a-.....-x.~.a :. gr.,.,
~
r m- I Aex'e@a kaEsse>s sd 1a% peresp"
tible mosaon a the earth erased al
1Iszs4~ The telegraph wires usr4
,z,x r.st ~ .x.s..y..s..s<.., .na d. : ~,,a,4
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-04-20
VIII Slow Down All Tra;ns

Omaha, Neb., April 10. - Western
railroads have definitely decided upon
a date Tor frightening the schedules OF
tner last trains, and on June all
trains Will be slowed down. This an
nouncement comes from Union Pacific
headquarters in Omaha and is the re-
SUIT OIL conference amorg the general
passenger agents CT the roads involved.
nhose In the agreement are the Union
racine, Rock Island, Northwestern
Sreat Northern, Northern Pacific and
the burlington. Other roads are ex-
pecfed to subscribe to the agreement
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-04-20
rermann's Bad Showing.

Washington, April IL .-Binger her
mann made no better showing under
cross examination yesterday than DC
did the day before. His course was
practically the same, his statements a.
times contradictory, and some OF DIS
testimony was directly disproved Dy
his own letters, which were Introduces
in evidence. AS before, unfayorspl,ss
transactions were exposed which VIII
not tend to prejudice the jury in iaSo,
OF the defendant. Opinion is genersl
that by going on the stand Hermann
has done his cause much harm.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-04-20
JUDGE BOISE DEAD.


Salem, April 11.-Judge Reuben
Patrick Boise, one of the earliest pion-
GERS, ablest jurists, founders Of the
fundamental laws, and moulders OF the
destiny of the state of Oregon, passed
away at his old home in this city
shortly after 2 O'Clock yesterday after
noon. His malady was combination
of stomach and kidney trouble. de
had reached the advanced age Ct 81
years, 8 months and % days.
There was perhaps no better known
and prominent man in the public mind
of the state of Oregon or the Paclnc
Northwest than Judge Boise. He was
one of the three who framed the hrss
code of laws of the Oregon territory;
one of the few surviving members Oh
the constitutional convention OF the
state
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-04-20

DIR. Thompson Nj. p. will likely be
appointed governor OF Klondike.
The Kansas attorney general has
started proceedings against all brewery
companies and whiskey iobbers doing
business in the state.
The Carnegie institute at Pittsburg
has been dedicated. II is to be devoted
to fine arts and cost 5000, 900. Six
thousand tons of marble alone were
used in its construction.
The Ruei jury has not yet been COM
pleted.
April five inches of snow fell in
New York
Peary viii make another start for the
pole IN June.
A new labor dispute has broken out
at Goldfeld. Nevada.
Ten Denver men have been indicted
for selling mining stock in worthless
cave.
Governor Glenn, OF North Carolina,
declares Roosevelt 10 be the greatest
ruler In the world.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-04-20
SANTA FE MUST STAND TRIAL


Los Angeles, April 13.-In a lengthy
verbal opinion, Judge Olin Welborn,
in the United States District court, de-
clined to quash the indictments against
the Santa Fe Railroad company for al
legged rebating, and the company must
stand trial upon SO separate counts.
Judge Welborn's opinion reaffirmed
the doctrine set forth in the American
Tobacco company case, that a corpora
ton is not person, as defined in the
fourth and fifth amendments to the
constitution of the United States, and
may be compelled to. give testiony tend
ing to ihcriminate itself.
Judge Welborn gave the defendants
permission to file demurrer, if they
desire to do so, by April %.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-04-20

Topeka, Kan, April 10.-H. III.
Tucker, Jr., secretary of the Uncle Sam
Oil company, with headquarters in
Kansas City, was indicted by the Fed
eral grand jury this morning on the
charge OF using the mails to defraud.
His arrest at Kansas City, Kan, fol-
lowed writ of capias having been
issued. The penalty on conviction
may De either fine of IS, 900 or inn
prisonment for five years. In Febru-
airy, 1905, Mr.. Tucker organized the
Uncle Sam Oil & Refinery company
and incorporated under the Arizona law
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-04-20

Rio de Janeiro, April 15.--Bmzil has
received official information from the
government OF the Netherlands that she
is to participate in the approaching
peace conference at The Hague. The
Brazilian government has denounced
the existing commercial treaty with
France, and it has been decided to de
nounee also the agreements with
France, Spain, Italy, Portugal and
Switzerland under which the consular
representatives of the specified countries
are allowed TO intervene in the collec-
ton and settlement OF Inheritances.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-04-20
Glass Case Again Postponsd

San Francisco, April 10. - Louis
Glass, vice president of the Pacific
States Telephone company, appeared
before Judge Lawlor in the Superior
court today to answer the indictment
which charges him with rendering a
oirre. 1t was stated that another in
dictment has been found against him
but not yet filed, and by agreement the
case was postponed one week so that all
the indictments may be heard at the
same time. Sheriff O'Neill reported
again that he was still unable to find
A. X. Detweiler, the Toledo capitalist
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-04-20

Austin, Tex, April l6.-with 81
tax measures pending for consideration
in consequence Of Governor Campbell's
having reconyened the legislature in
special session last Friday, much inte-
rest awaits his demands which he saws
will make tomorrow for specific action
upon these measures They represent
tax upon every known corporate in
tefest in the state. In addition the
state revenue agent has demanded a
relistment Of property values.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-04-20
WIN PAY Honor to HeneY.

San Francisco, April 11.-Franelss 49, :,
Heney will deliver an address W Wv
students of the University of Callfoin'ss
at Berkeley tomorrow. 1t ls s'aSeN
that Mr.. Heney is to be given an no ~,
orary degree by the university au'nO;
ities in recognition of his work for CIV u 4
reform. Mr.. Heney was stuoen' :.
the university 20 years ago and was s -
PEELED as the result OF fight Win srs s
editor of the college paper, with ~n0''
he had trouble.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-04-20

San Francisco, April IA partial
ruling in favor Of Abraham Ruef was
the immediate outcome this morning of
Ruef's petition to the Supreme court
for writ of habeas corpus releasing
him from the custody of Elisor Bigpy.
The court instructed that henceforth
the elisor shall permit Ruef to see
within reasonable hours any person
whom he desired to see and to talk to
his attorneys, his witnesses, the men,
beers OF his family and other persons
with whom he has business outside OF
the hearing OF his guards.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-04-20

ST. Petersburg, April ls.-senate,
Aimpe today took the testimony Of sew.
efai notorious women connected with
.ne gram contract scandals. II was es-
'aolished that woman had acted as !
go,oetween from NJ. Gurko, the assist,
ant minister of the interior. and NJ
Lldval. Sensational Developments AZ a.
expected at the senate session of Anril
~ when the case Of Raron Fedar;epI l.'
governor OF Mimi Novgorod, implieatsd
IN the scandals, will be heard W
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-04-20

Shanghai, April l2.-It is said the
organized navy of China is to have four
bases, one on Chang Chow island, one
in the Mao Tao group, a third in the
Chusan archipelago and fourth on
Hainan island. The scheme involves
the outlay of IL, 900, 900 taels annual
iy for the construction OF new moderate
sized armored cruisers. number of tor
pedo boats and dozen submarines.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-04-20

Consfaniin0ple, Apr l8-Continu-
Gus heavy rains have caused the rivers
20 overflow, seriously flooding Mace
donia and Asia Minor. The plains Of
Brusa, Adabszar, Kutuahia, Adm and
almost all the villages are submerged
and there have been heavy loss Of life
and destruction Of cattle and property.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-04-20

4 Northern Pseioe train wns rreckn3
nsaf Jamestown, n, H., and nvs per
sou& injured
Rnuda snd japan have completed sbe
ssncumsion o. MxDehuTiAs leaving only
ter rnsIway gasrsiS.
Daseixir tf the zortuaxn. Mont.
ninse deny that ssas stage robber gos
- 400 ios bis worh.
Express eomp@ny employees In the
Eaxt haze gained shorter work day
sssd substantial jxers~se In salary.
EAllwmy employees of the Rio Grmnde
vxns xn increase In wsKes sn the basis
II ~ Chicago settlement and u.y go
On sake
The Astox family has Io@t m appeal
aasins& The New York law which
makes them ply transfer tx On
ss,oui ~ .ooo, 90.
The wisconsin Legislature Ia ballot
Ing for senator 10 fake sp0oner' .
placs. Irwin l.. Ienroot and issac
Saephensen sre the leading candidates
The 6up,ems court 81 the United
States has confirmed the sction Of the
lower court which fined OK United
States Senator Patterson u 900 for
contempt.
r.. II. Hartman. George J. Gould,
Jacob II sehIff and james stillnsn
are likely to have 10 defend suIl for
millions Tor wresking the Chicago Ter
minsi Transfer Railroad company.
Counsel for Thaw will now fight to
have him released on bail.
peace conference has been arranged
between Nicaragua and Salvador.
New York Democrats will celebrate
Jsiierson day, bat will not invite
Bryan.
The government In seeking a way to
prevent Japanese being smuggled into
this country.
The pope has made Important conceH-
sions 10 Catholics In America and 10
Catholic members of secret societies.
A San Francisco police captain will
tell the grand jury all about the system
of graiting In his department OF the bay
city government.
Miners ut Park City, Utah, have
gone on strike and others In nearby
mines are expected to follow. The mon
want 10 enter and leave the shaft on
company time.
The Cape Aragc lighthouse may be
blown up by dynamite on schooner
which Ia pounding TO pieces on the
rocks near. The vessel has 1000
pounds Of the deadly powder aboard.
The Union Pacific will make a test
case OF the Nebraska AGENT rate law.
Butte is overrun with holdup men,
Three and four rohhesies occur night.
A new combine II now under way
vhich will control the rubber trade Of
the world,
Tho South American war liz believed
TO be over now thas the Hondprsn pres
ldeut has surrendered.
Austria and Germany are TO confer
regarding their attitude at the coming
Hague peace conference.
Three Los Angeles Home Telephone
men are afraid they will be indicted by
the San Francisco grand jury.
Eleven Japanese are TO be returned
homo from Seattle for coming TO this
country under contract.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-04-20

Council Bluffs, Ia, April 1o.-In
PREPARATION for the 9-hour law, the
lineage d Northwestern railroad is
closing scores of its smaller Offices
throughout Iowa. Twenty Offices upon
me oaiena division have been discon-
linued within week. and manv others
YIN oe closed this spring. The rail-
o aoaos are unable to secure telegraph
operators sufficient to man the offices
now that this class Of men can only
work nine hours. '"'s
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-04-20

II Paso, April 13.-Tnsuecto, a.
l nas In charge Of the immigration
once mere, received a telegram todav
,e'llng Of the capture of eight smuovIed
s 90 Five were caught at For,
worth, one at Pecos ard two at An,
queIque. They had e sped across tbs
sFnsf ssT nd west he station
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-04-20

WalIsce--ArticIes OF incorporation Of
the Mann Lnmbef company, which was
Ineor pointed Mt Minneapolis, MINI, on
January ls*t, have been filed With tbe
county recorder. The prIncip<f place
of business OF the company II mentioned
~ TOO to tbs Chamber OF Commerce
building, Minneapolis, and the chief
works are 10 be- situated In the states Of
Montana, Idaho, Oregon and Washing
ton.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-04-20

Havana, April 1.-THE rural gua ,tIs
report the death OF hundreds oil cs.' -
throughout the island as resu's IA a
the continued drouth. Cuba has Nv
had good rain since the OCTOBER y
clone and the crops are suffering
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-04-20

sandpoint--Tbe county commission
ers, al their last meeting, adopted pIans
for a new courthouse drawn by Arehi-
tect Georges Williams, OF Coeur d'Alens
City. The plans call for two story
structure, with county Offices and vault
on the first floor and large court room
on the second floor. The building will
be 50x80 feet. Another building will
be erected near dor the sheriff's office
and Jail.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-04-20

austin Tex April 10. = Both
branches Of the Texas legislature TO-DAY
passed bill prohibiting the or,sr stias
u p,u9cketshops, cot.cu exchanges or nv
dealings In futures IN Texas.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-04-20

Boise-- Frank q. Dietrich, recently
appointed 10 succeed james III. Beatty
judges of the Clreuit court Of the district
81 Idaho, has taken the cath 81 Office
and entered upon the discharge Of his
duties.