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Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-15
HARTMAN SAYS NO
TO JAPANESE LINE
DECLINES TO SELL PACIFIC
MAIL STEAMERS
May Abandon the Panama Route by
Agreement with Mexico-Min-
nesota subpoenss Hill.
Railroad News
Rr Assnciatnd Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. T q. 14-Presi-
dent Bai man Of the Pacific Mail
company has refused all offers of the
officials of the Toyen Kisen Kaisha.
the Japanese company operating
steamers between this port and the
Orient, to sell out to them his line of
steamers in part or in whole.
The Pacific Mail company, 1t is said.
is now considering a proposition from
Mexico by which the Pacific Mail is to
abandon the Panama route in toto and
run its steamers in connection with the
Tehuantepec-Isthmi line, or else di-
vide its steamer service between the
two isthmian roads
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-15
MINNESOTA AGAIN WANTS HILL
Directs That He Explain Great North
ern's Ore Lands
Ry Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
ST. PAUL, Mimi. Feb. IA sub
poena was issued today by order Of the
"Kneutson" committee of the lower
house of the Legislature directing
President ]. j. Hill to appear before
the committee to explain the recent
detail of the Great Northern railroad
in ore lands.
This committee was appointed for
the purpose of Investigating the ore
lands transaction between the Great
Northern railroad and the United
States Steel corporation, and the COM
mittee will make an effort to ascertain
whether under the charter of the Great
Northern railroad the company has a
right to deal in ore lands.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-15
GARMENTS CASE UNSETTLED
Three Opinions Are Expected from
Arbitrators
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 14.-The set
tlement of the problem of the Garments s
hours and wages by arbitration seems
to be as far distant as ever. The
board will hold another meeting, but
it's members do not appear to be hope
full of it's outcome. There seems to be
three opinions on the question, and it
is not improbable that three different
opinions will be handed down.
At first it was thought that there
would be but two reports made to the
carmen and their employees, one the
decision of the majority and the second
the opinion of the dissenting members.
Now it is said new difficulties have
arisen and although the board has
agreed on the cases of all other en-
ployes, they seem unable to do so in
this instance.
Chief Justice Beatty stated that he
was very dubious regarding the out
come of the meeting.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-15
GEOLOGY OF THE ORE DEPOSITS

The main ledge traversng the property of the Manhattan
Cocktail Mining Company is really system of six parallel
than twenty-five feet apart and is the opn
ion of Leonard Durran Svyer the eminent mining engineer
that these veins converge at lower horizons forming
compact body. The vein which the Rose Bud people
have been sinking their shaft only five inches wide at
the surface but Wdened to rytwo inches at the 25oot
level Sngcrs and sreaks have into the shaft that
assay from $1,000 $780, and point the Rose Bud
claims boundary of the Manhattan Cocktail property
$4,000 is said have been taken in three hours AS
these big strikes were made within 800 feet of the Man
hattanCockail boundary line and the same system OF
veins it certainty that the values that have char
acterzed the strikes the Rose Bud within the edges
of the Manhattan Cocktail and this theory will be proven
by development, which will be commenced at once
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-15
Payson Succeeds Calvin

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 14.-Captain
E. F. Payson has been elected presi-
dent of the Northwestern Pacific rail-
road, to succeed E. E. Calvin, resign
ed. Calvin takes the vice presidency,
vacated by Payson. c. H. Reddington
has been chosen as assistant treasurer.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-15
CHARGE FORGERY
TO WEALTHY MAN
ENGLISH N0BLEMAN Is IN GUS
T0DY
Is Said to Have Confessed Passing
Fictitious Check When Hard
Pressed to Pay Small

Fl. o. Bristowe said to be a man of
wealth and formerly connected with
San Francisco newspaper Is manager,
was arrested yesterday morning on
the charge of passing a forged check
for sl8 signed with the name of ]. M.
Chaplin, owner of the Pasadena News,
on K. A. Jepson, clothier Of that
city.
Bristowe is said by the officers to
be connected with the nobility of Eng
land and TO have at one time been of
high standing in London society. Ac-
cording to the police he has refused
TO make any statement in regard to
his family connections, but they claim
it was learned before his arrest that
he Is connected with several of the
most noted English families.
BristoWe IS said to have at one time
been connected with San Francisco
newspaper as manager. AT that time
he is said TO have married a society
belle, but left her about a year after
their marriage and although they have
not been divorced they have not lived
together since.
According TO the police Bristowe has
been connected with a real estate firm
in Pasadena for some time. They said
la}st week he became short Of funds
AIn1 cashed the bogus check in order
yet money to pay bill. When ar
he denied having cashed the
but later is said TO have con-
M 70 Detectives Chapman and
" he was taken before Po-
Chambers and his exam
Aset for February IS at 2
n bonds We're fixed at $500
Vas unable to furnish.
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-15
ORGANIZATION AND CAPITALIZATION

The Manhattan-Wsconsn Mining Company organized
under the laws of Arizona and is capitalized for 100000
shares of the par value Of 81 Loo each every share fully paid
and absolutely worcestershire There 100000 shares in
the treasury which will be sold for the development of the
property and the first allotment of 100000 shares will be
placed on the market at 4 cents Monday morning at
o'clock Every share OF Manhattan Wisconsin sold the
of stock.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-15
Through Fort Wright Reservation

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-The house
today passed a senate bill authorizing
the Portland & Seattle Railroad COM
pany to construct a railroad through
the Fort Wright military reservation.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-15

u never takes a stranger in Los An
eles long TO find
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-15
LOCATION OF PROPERTY

The property owned by the Nanhattan-Cocktail Mining
Company located about 1000 feet northwest OF Indian
Springs and adjons the Rose Bud mine the SOUTH stu
aed in the Manhattan mining district Nye county, Nevada
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-15

Made hensth
Csc s
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-11-15

McGary, ct al, praying that j. Eutsler
be permitted ia move hissafoon business
from Moscow, Idaho, to Helmer, Idaho.
1t Ia ordered that the same be rejected.
Bonds of .. 0'Reilly, Christ Flaig and
A. j Black for retail liquor licenses each
IN the sum OF 100000, were examine
and approved and retail liquor licenses
were hereby granted as follows.
To O'Reilly, at Genesee, Idaho, fos-
one year from and after August l, 1907
To Christ FLAG at Kendrick, Idaho.
Tor one year from and after August 20
To A ] Black, at Princeton, Idaho.
for one year from and after October /,
1907.
1t is at this time ordered that County
Warrant n S54 of Series of 1907, issued
on the road fund to ]. C. WEIGH in the
sum Of ~ IS for freight on road machin-
cry be and the same is hereby cam
celled
Confined next week.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-11-15
Moscow, Idaho,
Thursday, October IL, IS

Board met this day pursuant to adj
ournment; present as before,
Claim of Thyraza Buchanan for taking
testimony at Coroner's inquest in the
sum of sic. 90 was examined and rejected
on account of not being legal claim
against the county.
Claims against Latah County were eX-
amined and allowed as follows:
That of j, d. Austin, oare OF the m
ssne, etc. claim Of Sl.75 allowed in the
sum of rs cents.
In the matter of the payment Of GER
tain ella ms against Latah county here
tofore examined and allowed by this
Board in part, the claimants herein hay.
inc filed receipts in full settlement Of
said claims. itJis ordered that the county
auditor be and he is hereby directed to
draw warrants in settlement OF SAID
claims as follows; o,- 20
Martin Danielson, appropriation S3I oo
Leonard Sturdevant, approprla-
ton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .....'-' - 81
Fl NJ jerks, appropria ion: % W
In the matter OF the petition OF w. NJ;
Bircher. ct al, for public road IN road
districts Nos, II and "a, this. bong me
time Fixed for hearing herein, and the
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-11-15
Moscow, Idaho,

Tuesday, October 10, 1907
Board met this day pursuant to adj
journment Present as before.
Fee report of Axel P. Ramstedt, Clerk
Of the District Court and Ex-Officio
Auditor and Recorder, for the qnartel
ending October IL, 1907, was examined
and approved.
Fee report of James J, Keane, sheriff,
for The third quarter, 1907, was exam
iIed and approvud.
Fee report Of Charles NJ Lukens, pro
tate ldge, f the third quarter, 1907,
was examined ant approved.
supplementary fee report of Charles
M. Lukens, probate judge for the third
quarter, 1907, was examined and ap.
pr6ved.
Fee report of Emmett j. Gemmill, as
SCISSOR and ex-officio tax coll ,ctor for
the third qnarte~, 1907, was examined
and approved.
Fee report of Pauline Moerder. treas
nrer and ex-officio public administrator,
Tor third quarter, 1907, was examined
and approved.
Fee report of Catherine T. Dryden,
county superintendent of public instruc-
ton, for the third quartrr, 1907, was ex-
amined and approved.
Report of Milton Frazee, superintend-
ent county poor farm, for the third
quarter, 1907, was examined and APP
proved.
In the matter of the application OF
Ole Edwardson for license to sell in
tloxicating hnqors in the Hamlet OF
Nora, Idaho, rot to be drank in, on or
about the premises where sold, A H
OYersmith, esq appeared for the said
applicant and the evidence of Ole Ed
wardson and j. A Anderson first having
been heard, it is ordered that the matter
be taken under advisement.
In the matter of the petition Of Steve
Weller, ct al, for the establishment of a
public road in.road district No. As, it is
ordered that the bond in the sum OF
$4,000 hel Elm be approved. and J 7.
bonner, Nj. Magnnson and j. ii. XIX
wood, county surveyor, are hereby APP
pointed viewers TO meet at Helmer on
the 2lst day of October, 1907, at 2o'clock
p. m. 10 view and survey this said pro
posed pubic road and report to tins
Board.
In the matter OF the petition OF ID. X.
Sharp for the establishment OF private
road in road district No. 7, it is ordered
mat the bond in the sum of 5000 here
IN, be approved, and P. r. Sullivan, >.
A. Hawks and ]. H. Kirkwood, county
surveyor, are hereby appointed viewers
10 meet at the residence OF w. A.
struble on the 18th day of October, 1907,
al III O'Clock a. M, TO view and survey
Tie said proposed private road and re-
port to this Board.
In the matter of the petition OF Anton
Nelson, ct al, for change of public road
In the road districts Nos. %, SO and 90
It ls ordered that the bond in the sum o.
5000 herein be approved, and j: NJ
Slack, L. NJ. McGraw and j. H.. kirk'
wood, county surveyor, are hereby APP
pointed viewers to meet at the residence
Of John Carlson on the 22nd day OF DC
tober, 1907, at 10 O'Clock q. M, TO view
and survey the said proposed change OF
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-11-15

DtlhS 1890. -. Dz.10UUUU
on each $4,000 of the assessed valna ion
OF taxable property within the said
county.
Be it further resolved that special
tax OF three-fourths Of one mill Oh the
dollar of the asses sed valuation OF all
horses, cattle. goats, mules, asses and
swine; and three mills on the dollar OF
the assessed valuation of sheep within
said county be and Is hereby levied fo,
the State Live Stock Sanitary Fund, and
Be it further resolved that a specia
tax OF one-half of one mill on the dolla
Of the assessed valuation of all horses.
cattle, goats, mules, asses and swine;
and four mills on the dollar OF the a.
sessed valuation of all sheep within raid
county be and is hereby levied for the
State Predatory Animal fund.
At this time the Board adjourned to
meet tomnrrow, Tu eday. October Is,
1907, at o'clock a. m
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-11-15

|eetNi NuJ > 0NbOJfFA A"s AFN'
Board met this day pursuant TO sd
-ioDrnment.
Y. eseni:
Ellwood S. Cook, Chairman,
Chris A. Hagan, and
Jas. e. Lamb, Commissioners, and
Axel r. kamstedt, Clerk.
Il is at.ihs time ordered that the sum
Of $50 90 be and is hereby appropriated
ont OF tile road fund for the improve
ment OF the Pollatch grade, such appfo-
priation to be expended under the sup
ervision and direction Of i. J. Kaa N,
oqerseer Of road district No 40
Petition oi NJ J. Shields, ct al, for the
establishment Of a public road was re-
jected Oh account Of bring regular.
In the matter Of the prNiiun 81 J !
Day, ei al for change Of public road ia
road district M 30. Il is o. e Ell iiiai
The bond N the sum i sEn o. erein ~
approved and Fl. l. 90 Is, J H Ilo
ton, and J II knkvC d, unity SUI.
veyor, are hereby appointed yiewers' to
meet at Mo COW Oh The 18th day OF Dc
toher, 1907, At 10 o'clnck a. m. to view
and survey the said proposed change Of
public road and report TO this Boa
Resignation If Geoige Rouse a. in tic
of the peace OF Cornwall precinct wa
accepted.
Resignation of X W. Woodward, a.
constable Of North Troy precinct was ac
copied.
Afiidavits in the matter of the indig
ency Of Andrew Sylvester, Mlss KEN
Gus Sander, wereprdered placed on tt'
commissioners files.
In the matter of the compensation o
court bailiffs. upnn recommendation 0
Edgar @. Steele, district judge. it j
ordered that said compen arion he 6xe'
at 90 90 for each days service as sucl
bailiffs.
In the matter Of The petition Of NJ
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-11-15
Moscow, Idaho,

Wednesday, Oct l6, 1907.
Board met this day pursuant to ad-
journment; present as before
In the matter of tee petition of S. T
Dunlap, ct al, for change of road in
road district No. 40, ii is ordered thai
the viewers report be approved, the pc
tition granted, and new road is hereby
ordered opened and the change record
ed.
In the matter Of the application OF
Ole Edwardson for license to sell in
toxicating lixuors in the hamlet Of Nora,
Idaho, nos to be drank in, on or about
the premises where sold, after due con-
siderBtion it is ordered that said applca.
| ion be rejected for the reason that the
granting of such licenses will not be con-
dusive to the best interests of the com
munty in which snch saloon or business
is proposed to be established
In the matter of the petition of j. M.
Slack. ct a., for an appropriation for
the opening of the o S. Nelson road in
read district No. 80, it is ordered that
the sum of 5000 90 be and is hereby APP
propriated out of the road fund for the
opening of sale road said appropriation
to be expended under the supervision
and direction of August Lnndgren, over
seer of road district No. 80,
In the matter OF the petition of H. P.
Shodin et al, for a public road in road
district No, 81. this being the time fixed
for hearing herein, after due considera-
ton it is ordered tina the viewers report
be approxed. the petition granted and a
new road is hereby ordered opened and
recorded.
In the matter OF the payment of GER
tain claims against Latah county, here
tofore examined and allowed by this
Board in part the claimants having
filed receipts in full settlement of said
claims, it is ordered that the county
auditor be and he is hereby directed to
draw warrants in settlement OF said
| -. f1ll
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-11-15

pubic road and report to this Board
In the matter of the petition of D
hinnier, CT al for the establishment If
puoiic road In road district No. % tb;s
peihg the time fixed for the hear;ny
nefein and the evidence of w. II. Brown
,aivin Shoop, Charles Shoop. S. d Ov'
rear and Nj. Lowell, fret having heen
neard, 1T Is ordered that the matter ha
taken under adyisement.
Claims against Latah county wara ox-
amlned and allowed and the anditor Is
hereby directed to draw warrants in
settlement thereof as f,llows:
On the Current Expense Fund:
Axei Z kamstedt, salary as clerk,
au1itor and recorder, 81 or.
r lsp1 5 ) .....;;.-...;; :........ $500 90
= aFee sy te,, ex, etc. ....... SO As
y walker, sal dep auditor, Sd
~ a. lsV III, -; ;..,....... go 90
~. court; etc ;........ 240 90
. = hamstedt, salary deputy re-
cordrr, etc, 81 or 1907 225 on.
Emma Nebelsieck, sal clerk re-
corder Office. Observation-Disclosures. 1875 90
anna Ielgler, salary clerk record
- 81 once ....-... ..,........s.. 1876 90
Emmett Gemmill sal assessor.
etc 81 ,dr, 1907 ......... $50 90
Pauliie Moerder, sal treasurer.
p 30 Or 1907 ....,......,. 1926 90
Pauline Moerder, act ex treas, 81
ar, IVY as
Catherine 7 Dryden, sal supt OF
schools, 3D. ar, 1907 ....... 225 90
Catherine I Dryden, act ex Sd
or, 1907 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. rs So
Judge, Sd or, 1907 ....,...... 1926 90
Charles NJ Lux ms, postoge, 81
,yq r, l9o1 :.:,,,:.......... ...... 4 90
William E 5 illinger, sal and act
ex pros atty 337 10
J J keane, salary sheriff Sd or,
1907 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 90
- keane, act expenses Sd or,
1907 -. 800. 236 e5
heane. BOARD OF prisoners +. 1877 so
} J keane, transfer of prisoner. 80 rs
J w Lieualen, sal deputy theriff
Sd ar, 1907 .....; ;......... 225 90
Grant Robbins, sri deputy sheriff
3D. ar, 1907 ......... 225 90
} II Kirkwood, sal and act ex
county surveyor. ....,. 1l9 SIS
J N Clarke, salary county phys
ician, Sd or, 1907 ............ II 25
J N Clarke, act ex County phys
"a or, l9O7 ................. 10 90
} n Clarke, for exam insane Is 90
John Otness, salary janitor 1870 90
At this time the Board adjourned to
0eet tomorrow Wednesday, October I6.
1907, at 8 O'Clock a. IN.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-11-15

her 90 on
Collins & 0rland Hdw Co, nails. 30
John II Botten, for nails 1890. S 81
AT this time the Board adjourned to
meet tomorrow, Friday, October ls,
1907, at 0 o'clock a IN.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-11-15

On the General School Fund:
Mrs NJ 6 Marcy, for asst teachers
exam. .,........................ "a 90
Amanda Moerder, for asst teachers
exam ............... w
NJ J. Frazee, for janitor, teachers
eAaiH .-.s....... ............. w
AT this time the Board adjourned to
meet tomorrow, Saturday, October 49,,
1907, at 8 O'Clock a. m.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-11-15
Board Of County Commissioner Pro.
ceedjnQs.


The Board of County Commissioners
10 and for Latah County, Idaho, mat
this second Monday in October Ia0z
pursuant TO law aud adjournment
Present.
Ellwood S. Cook. Chairman.
James f. Ian b, Commissioner. and
Axel +. Ramstedt, Clerk.
WHEREAS, ] he Board OF County Com.
mssionere OF Latah County, Idaho. met
in session on the second Monday in Sen
tember, 1907. and pursuant to the law
fixed the levies for the special state
taxes according 10 notice OF the annual
determination and superintendent OF
State taxes from the State Board Of
Equalization, dated August 81, 1907.
and
WHER AS, 1t app ars from the amend
ed notice OF annual determination and
apportlounent OF state taxes thai certa n
errors we've made in the said original
notice,
WHEREFORE, Be it Resolved by the
Board of County Commissioners Of Ia
talr County, Idaho, that the tax levy fo,
the year 1907 for the state and Comfy
funds be and the same is hereby fixed Al
follows, towit:
State Taxes:
General. ..s........ 537230
Wagon road .....t.... .03. 900
Bond deficiency . 100000
Public building endow-
ment ....... 100000
General interest and
Sinking .......... 10000
University of Idaho re-
building and equip
ment sinking . 100000
Atlanta Road ....,.. 000375
Meadgws- Payette Lake
wagon road ......... .0o0250 1896
County Taxes:
School ........... 100000
Current Expense $40. .452O45
Bridge. ........,..... 100000
Road ................. .250t00
Bond interest. .. 0280a0
Bond redemption. 500. 100000 .390045
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-11-15

Waller Sawmill Co. for lumber.
Mountain Grove Sawmill Co,
lumber .......
Hartvick Nelson, for bridge work
Albert Halvorssn, bridge work
Dave Engle, bridge work ......
Frsd Emile, bridge work. .....
August Re g. bridge work ...
Oscar Asplund, bridge work. -.
Peter Swenson, bridge work. 49,.
Carl L Hanson, hauling lnmber.
A ton Gronneroe, hauling lum-
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-11-15
Mail Order Buying.

Confined next week. J
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-11-15

saturday, October ~, l2O'
Board met this day pursuant 10 ad
~, r,.f,,.nt
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-12

Meet me al Kaler's Candy Shop
/, 11-l2-tf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-12

GAS PRESSURE WAS Low
Pupils Compelled to Exercises
to'Keep Warm.
Oak Street Building to be Equipped
with Lights hoard Adjsurnes for
One Week.


The Marion Gas company was
again duly pump-handled at
the meeting of the school board
last night. Superintendent ii. L.
Frank reported that the gas pres
sure ran so low Monday morning
that at several OF the buildings
the pupils were almost frozen out.
|He referred particularly to the
State street building where he de-
clared that the principal found 1t
necessary to take the pupils to the
play rooms and exercise them to
keep warm.
Despite the fact that the furnaces
were thrown wide open, the gas
supply was so small that the
temperature in many of the school
rooms dropped to 60 degrees. Upon
considering that this is the third
time this year that complaint
Of like nature had been registered
the board determined to notify the
gas company Of their indignation.
NJ. b. Dfckerson, chairman OF
the building and grounds commit
tee reported the inconviency OF
having no lights in the Oak street
building. He declared that the
ianitor could not. see to properly
sweep the floors in the evenings.
The board authorized the commit
tee to hhve the building equipped
with gas lights Throughout.
Member Hill made motion to
the effect that when the board
adjourn. II adjourn to meet again
next Monday night. November 1S.
!. for the purpose of canvassing the
election returns for members of
the school board. The motion was
accepted and adjournment imme-
diately followed ~
Bills aggregating 1911. were al
lowed and the clerk was authoriz-
ed to issue orders on the treasury
for payment of same. With the ex-
ception of Mr.. Waddell. all men,
bers were present at the meeting.