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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-10-14

Of president, to take effect inn
mediately.
"S. J. KoNENKAMP,
acting Chairman.
an. J. REIDY.
81. Nj. SULLIVAN.
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JERSEY HEIFRRS-TWo tWo-yeaF-old blood
ed Jersey heifers, fresh in January, for sale 4
so grey work horse, weight 1880. Call at ID
Seventh street.
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Classified Advertisement.

PLACARDS.-F rooms, for sale 4
minors allowed, hotel laws and other cards M
at the Press Office,
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GOOD Young team Tor sale right, 24OO pound
suitable for farm or dray work. kIalloy Broti
ers, 125 Sherman st.
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FOR SALE-coal Heating stove. Inquire
corner Tenth and Indiana streets.
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FURNISHED ROOMs-Hotel Antler, an
Sherman Street.
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LOST-ROw boat was taken from Gunderso
dock, fiat bottom II feet long, painted whit
and blue; Name Fly. Reward win be paid ID
Information leading to recovery. Notify job
ROSen or Press ONCE.
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DISHES and cooking utencels, almost new.
sale cheap. Garland House.
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FURNITURE--FOr seven room house for sal
cheap. 702 Fourth Street
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Books bought, sold and exchanged. Bartor
Book store.
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REAL ESTATE-Three business lots and ~
large residence lot for sale by the owner m
nished house to rent. Call at zoos Seventh !
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LOST.-Receipt hook, carrier No q, OF Ii
Press. Return to Calculator.
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utsated their opposition to the sur.
render suggestion.
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MONEY TO LOAN On real estate. Fir
mortgage. No commission Apply To schWar,
Music House, 2Od Fourth street.
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The Daily Press, 10 cents a wesl
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Engine for Sale-Three horse power steam !
CINE at low price. Call at the Press office,
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SALT LAKE STUBBORN.

Salt Lake, Utah, Oct. 14.-At q
meeting here Of less than half its
membership the local teIegrRphers'
union voted to continue the strike.
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HOLDS AT DENVER.

Denver, Col, Oct. 1.-THE local
union OF telegraphers last night
adopted a resolution declaring unani
mously In favor Of continuance of
the strike until ali demands are
cyrantad.
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HOLD OUT FOR EVER.
PORTLAND IS OBDURATE.

Portland, Ore, Oct. IA. The 10 I.
cal telegraphers ct q meeting voted
to continue the strike until all their
q emands we're granted.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-03-16
Thirty Years ago.

For the week corresponding with next
IN 1877 the paragraphs below comprise
III part items of occurrence then new:
All the mines in the region at work at
% cents ton, "a concession by the miners
to prosperity IN the ratio of % per ccnt'
The Union Mining Company began
vigorous preparations for erection of the
Centennial Building at their Mt Savage
works.
In October 1876, Prof. George NJ. Perdew.
OF this place, extended his visit to the Cen
tennial Exposition to New York, where
Miss Pearbach became his bride Next dav
he returned to his vocation, leaving his
beautiful bride to come later. To him il
was dull, dreary winter, cheered only bv
the slow coming of the long-deferred era Of
housekeeping, Thursday, March 22d, Mrs.
Perdew arrived and both" the JOURNAL
assumed, ARE intensely happy
George Hosken, John Davis. Conrad Lapp,
John l.. Porter, Thomas w. Ner. Jacob
Conrad and George b. McCulloh were drawn
upon the April jury.
Misses Dollie Devecmon. Georgia McCul-
Ioh, Ella Paul and Fannie Taylor were
awarded much credit for the success of a
church pound party III Paul's Opera House
Alden Clary, an old resident, died Satur.
day, March Il, 1877. aged is years. He had
lived in Frostburg l6 years, and was highly
regarded by all
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-03-16
Engagement Extraordinary.

The Great Raymond and his company
of Funmakers will be seen March IS, 10
and 20, at the FrOsthurg Opera House,
presenting, without a doubt, the largest
and best Novelty and Mystery Show on
the road to day.
MIR. Raymond does not play one night
stands, but three nights, at advanced
prices, presenting an entirely new, or
lglnal, and mysterious performance each
night.
lie Is one of America 5 most talked of
Maglclans, Necromancers and Illusion
lists, with renowned reputation as The
Hand-Cutf King, who positively offers
500 to anyone producing ii pair of hand
cuftS, or prison manacles in good work
ing order, from which he cannot escape.
he has escaped from sealed laundry
bag, baskets, packing boxes, and a large
paper-bag without injuring them in any
way whatever.
He is not alone, but carries an ex-
ceptional Vaudeville Company, present
ing both American and European
Novelty Acts that are new and unique.
His sister, Mysterious Lilide, in her
weird, startling act, SOHiHOHtdHcg, which
battles human intelligence and belief
and the most prominent newspapers are
unanimous i'll claiming her greater than
Anna Eva Fay
The Great Raymond is playing to the
largest business ever known in the his
tory of the State; a Magician whose
pleasing personality and gentlemanly
wit never fail to win the hearts of his
audience, and whose seemingly super
natural work is the talk of the entire
country.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-03-16

started to work in our town Mayor
Crump discovered they were violating Il
certain clause. He was in town at this
time and notified the Baihtf to stop the
work
The Baihtf carried out the orders and
the work came to "A Staud-stIll by this
time the Mayor had gone to his work
ut he New Shaft 1t became necessary
for the company men To drlv" to thai
point; a compromise was effected, and
tn" men put back To work.
Not many weeks elapsed when the
Mayor was wanted on some important
business, and when Il search was made
for HIM 1t came to pass that he was MP
III West Virginia bussing a gang of men
for the Natural Gas Company l. 1t
any wonder why the men got started
back to work so soon
Crump was elected Mayor under a
pledge that he would divide the hauling
equally among tn" transfers and from
what | can learn Crump & Myers have
done nearly all our hauling.
Mayor Crump also vo ed to increase
the corporation lnborcrs from Sl65 to
$40 per day, and hired hi, own men at
tn" Shaft for 81 10 a day
These are my REASONS, Mr. Editor. for
opposing Crump and favoring James II.
Fuller for the next Mayor.
\ UNION MAN.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-03-16
LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS.
William Warn.

FRoSrBURG, Mp, March r. 1907
To the MINING JOURNAL.
Please allow me to say a word in be-
half of young William Warn.
y few say he is too young to fill the
office of Bailitf. and this happens to be
the only complaint of him they can
make.
cry little to go on, indeed, but there
is always somebody ready to put young
man down.
Fair-minded people should remember,
however, that this boy has not enjoyed
the chances other boys have. 1t was
the will of a Higher Power to bereave
the family of the father. leaving the
mother to care for four little children.
This boy was the eldest, though very
young. In his tender years he went to
work in the mines to help support the
others. There was nobody then to say
he was too young for that duty. But
he did it, and did it bravely.
Now he is grown to manhood. He is,
i'll fact, % years old How much older
do the people want him to be in order to
say he is eligible for Bailiff:
He doesn't taste the wines and liquors
that lead men astray, nor will he go
where official duty forbidS if elected.
All manhood voters should support
him, both by their votes and influence.
FAIR PLAY.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-03-16
Question:.

Among the enterprlSimg things done
by the Homecoming Board of Trade at IA
recent meeting the following is noted:
The electric railway company was scored
Tor refusing to carry small parcels for mrr-
chants, and something was said about de-
layed mails
Both complaints are worthy of atten-
ton here
The company could make itself con-
venlence to the people twice every hour
OF the day-if it We're not, like so many
others who subsist on public favor, hv-
ing for itself alone
Then that still unanswered eastern
mail queStion-if the transfer in Cum
berland cannot be made in time to come
up ON the ll-o,clock car, why not on the
l2-o'clock car? If not on the latter. why
not on the o'clock car, and so on until
the 3-o'clock car, if necessary ? In other
words, why cannon the transfer be made
to the first car which leaves after the
eastern mall train arrives? In still
other words, why should the people be
compelled to wait for the most important
mail of the day at least / hours when
they could nave it earlier?
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-03-16
iSreyitIeS.

BY the way, 1.-TWO negatives in the
same sentence are equivalent to an af-
tirmative," but Homecoming affirmed
only one negative and by scratch
Where, now, is one of the most popular
axioms of the philosophy of language?
One other such triumph and English
Grammar is uudone!
Man came by Wednesday evening
looking anxiously for a lost dog He
was proceeding on the "unwrirten- law"
theory, forgetting how the multitude of
unlost dogs is promoted.
TIE Chinese calendar, Just out, inai-
Gates that the year 6404 begun on
ground hog day The first weeks ex-
pire to-day. When the Journal gave
this information to the Eckhart Phil
osopher yesterday he exclaimed-"B
yeminy, how TEN do fly ~
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-03-16
Where the Blame Primarily Lies


The Cumberland 1mcricao complains
of city business transacted by Council
Gin executive session"
In Frostburg the current Charter pro-
vides that ''all meetings of Council shall
be open to the public "a provision wise
ly copied in the new.
Nevertheless, there has been business
practically transacted before the formal
meetings We're opened and then ratified.
Also business in especial meetings. +"
of which 1.-The public had no notice.
And it is remarkable fact that when
business transacted has been popular
ly criticised or questioned, it has been
invariably that upon which Council had
agreed outside of regular session or in
side of special session."
The best way to prevent this is-nOt
by enactment by the Legislature, but 10y
he P"oPir III electing men for Council
who have an adequate conception of
their responsibility as trustees of one of
the most express trusts in existence
that of conserving the interests and the
property of all the people.
Hence, when there is much criticism. 8"
as the american reports, of City G ,uu-
ell action i'll transacting the City's busi.
ness III executive session." the com
plainants themselves are to blame for
plectlnp "pXpCntiVp session" trnutanS u,
represent them.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-03-16
SEMI-IIOCAII.
Acknowledgements.

The JOURNAL is indebted to William
{. DevecmOn, of the Allegany- County
Bar, for copy of the States argument
ON appeal of the "ditferential' case
to the States highest Court 1t is
signed 10y \. a. Wilson. States At
torney, j. N. Wilson and W. G. De-
vecmon, but it is understood that in the
main the last named wrote the argu-
ment. 1t is IA pamphlet of IS pages,
CANNED with citations of authority and
br:Stllng with what appear to the lay
mind fortresees of lmpregnable logical
pleading for the survival of State
sovereignty over the States creatures
few things are brought out not before
generally known, among them private
contract, made without lawful author
ity, now set mp as one which the State
cannot lawfully question. This argu-
ment ought to win. Ii it fails, the
JOURNAL, for one, will be curious to see
by what process of rutiODdir the States
rights are to be relegated TO a subser-
vience similar to if not worse than that
which the colony of Maryland owed to
Great Britain.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-03-16

FRoSTBu re-, MD.. March It, 1907.
To the MINING JOURNAL.
Some time this month the republican
primaries will be held. There have been
several names mentioned for MavOr, vet
| am under the impression that there are
only two sincere candidates aspiring to
the office, namely-Messrs Crump and
Fuller, both of whom have served the
people as Mayor.
After his election the present. Mayor
began war on the water-takers outside
the limits. 1t is a well known fact that
ii few years ago the property-owners on
Welsh Hill made an agreement with the
Mayor and Council to furnish them with
water at 30 cents a family more than
charged to the people on the inside, pro
vding the said owners on Welsh Hill
laid the pipes at their own expense.
This was agreed to, the town reserving
the right to turn the water off in case of
scarcity.
This agreement was a good proposition
for the town, as 1t brought revenue of
$500 a year to the treasury without one
cent invested.
Mayor Crump, after assuming the
office of Mayor, insisted upon the Welsh
Hill people paying $l.25 family in
stead or ~ cents, and his proposal was
adopted by the Water committee.
The Welsh Hill people, when informed
of the increase, told the Mayor they
could not afford to pay such high rate,
but it was all i'll vain.
Hence, they made IA deal with Sprigg's
company, causing the town to lose $500
of revenue a year.
The next move the Mayor made was
L. 4
put on metres-another radical act
which caused the St. Cloud to take
Sprigg's water, and the town lost $50
year i'll this deal.
The Mayor seems to think but very
little of the town 500 900 bonded debt
hanging over our heads
1t is enough to cause any citizen to
blush with shame for having decrease
i'll our Water fund of $3.50 during the
present term.
When the Natural Gas Company
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-03-16
Died.

At his residence in Little Rock,
Arkansas, Thursday, March I. 1907, Mr..
Morris Stern, aged IS years, brother of
the late Bernard Stern of this place.
AT the home of her parents. Wash
lngton. ID. G., Thursday March !, 1907,
Miss Helen Jane, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence o. Towles, formerly of
this place. Miss Helen was in the il h
year of her age. The funeral service
was held Ill the Rhode Island Avenue
NJ. p. Church. of which she was a mem.
Der; interment in Greenwood cemetery.
Congestion of the brain, following Ia
grippe, was the cause of death. The
case was most complex. battling the
skill of Baltimore and Washington
specialists. An operation hv DR.
Richardson at the Episcopal Eye, Ear
and Throat Hospital Wednesday night
e h inst, was futile of benefit From
the schools and boys and girls organi-
cations, with whom she was very popu-
lar, many beautiful testimonials of sor-
row We're received.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-03-16
Political.

Conrad Weisenboru is a candidate for
Policeman, supported it is said, by
strong following. He is IA sober, steady
citzen-of the kind who Will do their
best to make good" i'll any position of
trust i'll which they are placed
Messrs. John f. Brady, William H
Price. John Tipping and James A. Ryan,
committee, have issued call to demo
cratic voters and all others Interested i'll
good government to assemble at the St.
Clond Hotel next Thursday evening,
2lst inst, for the purpose of nominating
a ticket for town offices.
David ID. Lewis, incumbent, wants to
succeed himself as Policeman, and he.
too, 1t is reported, is strongly backed
Mr.. Lewis has to his credit the discovery
OF fire at an opportune moment which,
otherwise, would have resulted in i'm
mense loss of property in an important
part of town. He expresses a deter
mination, if reelected, to continue IA
strict performance of his duty
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-03-16
To Improve the Church Editice.

The prize award, concert and social,
held at Mt. Zion Welsh Baptist Church
Monday evening, 18th inst, were "A
decided success i'll every way, and IA
neat sum of money was realized for de
post IN the improvement fund of the
church.
List of awards and winners follows:
LIST Prize-A Morris Rocker, To Wend-
ling Davis.
ID Prize-SiIver Service to T. T. Spler
81 Prize-2i Pieces Table Silver Ware to
John Simon.
The vOcalists and speakers gave ex-
cellent report of themselves, notably
William Jones and Joshua Davis.
The judges of award We're MesSrs
Louis Stanton and James Hanson.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-03-16
TO the MINING JOURNAL.

TO the MINING JOURNAL
As our Democratic friends have be
come awakened To- the fact that Frost
burg, being sadly in need of clean-cut
administration, and have mentioned the
names of some excellent gentlemen, tn,
writer desires To suEgrSt that of gentle
man to head tn" Republican ticket. VIII,
Is wellknown III all the walks IF life a.
an upright, Con>Clcn luus ci'iH,n. anC
who being free from all party entangle
ments, would, without, prejudice OF
partlallty, give to the people such ser
vice of which all would be proud. Sucl
IA man is Mr.. John b. Rtrs. CITIZEN.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-03-16
Business Men, Read This.

business man, appealed to, replied
can think of running for Mayor |
haven't the time
That's just it,
Citizens whose business uSages and
processes qualify them for administer
ing the office i'll the interest of the
people, ''haven't the time"
On the other hand, those who hare the
time too often lack the proper habits
and methods to fill the office as the law
contemplates and the people expect
This is no less true of the office
of Councilman.
Really, no business man is morally or
periodically exempt from duty in these
premises
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-03-16

Bay yeminy, faller vat know mae haze
say haze do not baleef en- vat haze saw bane
tie "unwritten law" an Aye tai hem
bout faller vat know mae bout fav lear
ago who went hunten met hes Oskomi
pup mem Yocko. TIE leetla dog haze tree
squirrel an faller vat baue hunten haze
hat to cut tree down to get squirrel.
En- fallen tie tree fell on Yocko, vat hol-
Tered lax dickens. Hunter haze try to
get leetla dog out, ven Yocko en- hes
agony bit tie hunter clean through tie
hand. Nech shows Diet en- times of great
stress even tie pup may lose hes brain en-
a storm and enforce tie law vat bane not
wrote iet.-Ihe Eckhan PhIoxnnher.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-03-16

Intelligence reached Cumberland Tues
day evening of the marriage in Chicago
that day of Mrs. NJ. ID. Sheridan, widow
of the late Capt. John Sheridan, to DR.
Edward Quarle~, both of Mt. Savage
From Chicago, it was stated, they had
gone to Mexico on a tour which would
be prolonged several weeks. The we'd
ding was quite Il surprise to the family
and friends, as nothing had occurred to
arouse expectations in that direction.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-03-16
Still Better on.

Only : miles of railroad in all of
Persia
But If all the Persian courts admitted
that the Persian legislature had en-
dowed the company who own the rail
road with an irrepealable charter, Persia
would be i'll subsidiary predcament
worse even than Maryland,
That is, it is better to live under a
suzerainty of POO miles than I
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-03-16

FRosTRU ST., Mp March T.. 1897.
To the MINING JOURNAL.
Is there no man connected with tn,
admlmstra ION of our town affairs who
has pride enough to insist ON removing
some of the disgusting filth from the
MAN streets of the town:
Ii the officials of the town cannot l.,
more tidy about public affair, let them
turn over the housekeeping" manage
meut of the town to us women, and WE
Will make the streets look little neateI
and decenter Two WOMEN.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-03-16
This IbaDcr.

One good fellow came in this week
and planked down $50. is that for
the great paper" asked the JOURNAL as
an individual and not a paper Yes,
sir, said he, bluntly. land it is worth
it-eYerY cert of it,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-03-16

Very many We're drawn to see the
plays IN Frostburg Opera House early
during the week by the announcement
of "Beecher" Dixon, Homecoming boy
The JOURNAL saw him Tuesday even
ing, and he did a fine part in fine style.
Tie is still young, but undoubtedly and
dcservedly rising i'll his profession.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-03-16
Secondary Remedy.

Instinct of approaching danger in
animals is illustrated i'll the reported
fact that an earthquake never catches a
dog.
He and his kind have fled at least an
hour before.
Next best thing, therefore, to a repeal
of Cumberland's Allegany dog
law is an earthquake.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-03-16
Tale of Two States.

There is no 'unwritten law in this
Commonwealth, " said judge Harrison,
of Virginia.
Nor any in Maryland-except, per
hapS, what the Cumberland .lmericau
thinks is not in the Allegany county
primary law
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-03-16
ErOSIburn Defeated

The Auditing Department of the
Davis Coal q Coke Company, Of Cum
berland, defeated the Auditing Depart
ment of the Consolidation Coal Company
of Frostburg, i'll il duck-pin game-on the
jackson alleys i'll this place Tuesday
evening, by "A combined score of l443 to
1881. Frostburg's religious culture had
been too acute.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-03-16
business Movements

The Eagle Clothing Company occu-
pies the Jandorf building, lately vacated
by Joseph Bear. a new plate glass
front is IA striking Improvement
Work begun at the shirt waist factory,
and all going nicely
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-03-16
The Sick.

Miss Elizabeth Trescher, daughter of
John Trescher, of this place, is slowly
recovering from "A severe illness.
Miss Margaret Pearl Kalbaugh has
returned to her duties i'll post-otfice
Neck still sore from surgery, bur inn
proving.
c. II. Hamill, caterer is out after
three weeks confinement to the house
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-03-16
Puzzle

Isn't it "A little curious that the cleo
ton of Mayor Councilmen. Bailitf and
Policemen will be held under the old
Charter, and that of the new Charter.
at same time and place, under a law
that, if ratified, wont 90 into effect
otherwise for a wear hence?
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-03-16
Too MuCh-ToO Little.

Some folks are little disturbed over
the vagaries of natural gas, now and
then published.
In Wheeling, w. Va, January II. the
pressure was so great that there were s
fires started and burning at same time
i'll different parts of the city, endanger-
ing the whole place.
month later at Martin Ferry, not
far away, the pressure not only failed
but gave out when the temperature was
degrees below zero, bringing great
suffering to thousands of people
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-03-16
Public OpiDiOu.

The next Policeman will be Dutch
man. His name Well, notice it-crit-
ically. 1t is the German contraction of
wise when born -Inhn EnLlnAA.