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New-York tribune., 1907-06-21
SENTENCED FOR LAND FRAUDS.
Cattlemen TO Pay Fines and Serve Terms in
Jail

Omaha. June z0-Jadge Munger. in the United
states Court, this afternoon sentenced Thomas
Huntington and a B. Todd, well known cattle
inca. 10 pay fines Of Sl000 each and serve three
months il jail for conspiTing defraud the gov
eminent out Of FIVE hundred thousand acres Of
land. Frederick HGyt indicted on the same charge
was nlsed Sl.V9). Ali three were charged Joint
ly with bartlett Richards and w q. Comstock with
conspiracy TO get possession half Il million acres
OF range country by having old soldiers and others
make homestead filings the cattlcinen afterward
having the land decided 10 them. All appealed from
the sentences.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-21
GREENE AND eAYNoR SEEK seHsAR,ue

Huntsville. Ala. June 2O-On annltcst,o, o
Greene and Gaynor. the contractors who are unde,
sentence for defrauding the government in riYr
ana Iarhor work at Savannah. Judge Shelby 80
the United States Court OF Appeals has pranted
tlen leave To enter a motion for a rehearine Of
the case The Court of Appeals recently af1r1,aS
the sentence Of the lower court Tho opnIi ,l,u 1i
% lor Iehearing Will be formally entered when the
court OF Appeals meets in September
New-York tribune., 1907-06-21
WOULD NOT SIT BESIDE A NEGRO c,p,

tBy Telegraph TO TribuneI
Portsmouth. Ohio June aO-The refusal os yy,I
ian Schaeter TO SIT beside a negro woman at the
High School commencement at the Grand Onera
House tonight delayed the exercises nearly an
hour. Schaefer. who born In the South had
been assigned to place the stage beside the
girl. The members of the graduation class had n
not argument over the question, but the superin-
sehuent refused 10 change the seating arrangement
Schaefer seated himself in the audience His
diploma will be mailed to him
New-York tribune., 1907-06-21
NEW BEDFORD SERVICE RESUMED.

Service by way OF the New Bedford Line between
New York and New Bedford. Woods Hole.
Martha's Vineyard. Nantucket. Mattapolsett.
Marion and other points will be resumed to-day
Tho steamers Maine and New Hampshire will leave
the foot Of CIarkson street week days only at
D. m due at New Bedford ut 6 o'clock the follow
ing morning
New-York tribune., 1907-06-21
WARMING ERoM zooLoeIcAL PARK.

Tho officials OF the Geological Park complain that
In forty thousand visitors there three to
five hundred persons who disregard the rules and
build fires. break branches from the trees and
shrubbery. throw lunch boxes and waste paper
upon the grass and walks and food into the cages
of the bears and monkeys. Hereafter those violat-
ing the rules will be arrested.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-21
JOHN H. HANAN GIVES AWAY AN IsLANn

IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Providence. June 20.-John H. Hanan fba
Brooklyn shoe manufacturer. has given the Wake
held Yacht Club an island in Point Judith Salt
fohd together with check for $1,000 for the build
ing OF clubhouse on IT. The island is known as
treasure Island, and 1t contains about am acre
The pond empties into Narragansett Bay
New-York tribune., 1907-06-21
RECORD FIRST BALE OF NEW COTTON

Houston, Tex, June 2).-fhe first bale OF the new,
crop OF cotton arrived here tonight by express
from Hidalgo County, Tex. Last year tic FIRST
bale arrived on July g. and the earliest bale here
tofore was June p 1901 This bale win be sold at
auction Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-21
MUST SUPPORT WIFE pgNp,Nc s,ur

y cay awarded, Mrs Sarah c. Delaney $50 a week
the support OF her four children and S75 counsel
on the ground of cruelty and abandonment be
ihney Is confidential man for Albert ]. Tavlor tra
son-in-law Of James r. Keene. '''
New-York tribune., 1907-06-21
ATLANTIC COAST LINE PROSECUTION

saldosta, Ga, June 3l-The United States gov
tfhinent to-day entered suit here against the At
4ahue Coast Line Railway for violation Of the la y,
requiring rolling stock te be equipped with safef,.
app.iances The case will be heard by Judge Speer
New-York tribune., 1907-06-21
Dated June g, 1907.

TENWo COMPANY BARRACKS.-Onics of Construotinx
I NJ. ct siocum n Y, June IA ieO7.-seaie3
Pfopsas In tpoats VIII be received at this Office
l1:l5 a NJ July l5 1907. for construction plumbing
steam heating and electric wiring Company Bar
racks, Blank forms OF information Furnished
at this Office whore plans and Specifications
u = reserves right TO reject all pro-
posais or part thereof Envelopes De tndOrsed PRO
i. c. JEWELL q. Nj. ~S-
IT 8. ENGINEER OFFICE. 22D AND X srs. N "
y. washington. u. O.. June 81. 19o1.-Sealed pro-
poSals for reconstruction OF Pier No. l. Aouatnct
Bridge. d. c. will be received until 12 NJ Slv ~
1907 and then publicly opened furnishsi
on application. SPENCER COSBY. Major Engrs
New-York tribune., 1907-06-21
Public Notices.
Help Wanted-Male.

NNANTED.-Malo clerk; salary So per month
w maintenance. References reduired a4'1
sisant Superintendent Bellevue IIosnita As
and First Applicants must speak EnSish
MANTED.-Man and wife to take charge of n 1a,rv.
must furnish references as to their experiences and
500 per month: board and lodging for both no
personally TO Superintendent OF New York Citv ChdrsES
Hospitals and Schools. Randas Island foot East isnI
street. New York. ' A-''
WANrED-A night watehman 10 take charge of one
w butldtng must furnish references
vases $50 90 per month board and lodging Apply per
sonaly TO superintendent OF New York City Chidrens
Hospitals and Schools Randas Island foot East Iooth
street. New York. --0'A'
New-York tribune., 1907-06-21

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New-York tribune., 1907-06-21

SUPREME COURT. SECOND JUDICIAL. DISTRICT
- In the matter OF the application Of the City OF
OF LewisbOrO. PouRdridge and Bedford. Westcheste-
Codnty New York. under Chapter 400 OF the Laws o.
OF dam and reservoir Cross River. and FOR the
purpose OF supplying the City Of New York with an m
CROSS RIVER DAM AND RESERVOIR SECOND
DIVISION. NOTICE OF FILING AND OF MOTION
Public notice Is hereby given that Seventh sep
Report OF Francis Larkin. Charles Brandt Jr
above entitled matter. was aled the Office OF tha
Clerk Of the County OF Westchester at White Plans
IS further given that the Separate Report In
cudes and Affects the parcels OF land designated as
Notice IS furthsr given that application viii be
made a Special Term of the supreme Court or tns
nstcsI Tistrict at the Court House Court IN
the Village OF White Plains. Westchcster county
counsel can heard for order eonnTlsils ssy
report and for such other and further 'ei'ei rs '
Dated New York June 5th. 1907 ,-c.,
Corporation Counsel Hall OF RecSrts;
Corner OF Centre and Chambers stTeeSs fas,,
Borough OF Manhattan. -|s~ - -
DTRsrANT To STATUTORY REoJ'IRENE,sMsss' ,sss
notice is hereby given that an 1o-ssa Sy both
branches of the Legislature. entitled
TO ,,,r>,r, W, ,prsR TR THREE HUNDRED ASD
THIRTY FOUR or THE Laws or SA-ss ~ ~
HUNDRED AND ONE; EN- ENtI tITI1Ert TIIrIItsEs IN CITIES
OF THE FIRST CLASS" AS HEBET9sTIEfSTF- T>e TIfT
AMENDED. IN RELATION TO NJ ME,SSf lS,s, ,STTSC, on
HEIGHT OF TENEMENT HC8TJSsES ~ THE CITY
Further notice Is hereby given that Public learns rs
tSs cisT Hall IN The city OF New Monday
June "a 1907 az so O'Clock P NJ ,0o-
Dated City Hail. New YST5 S5I,6E SSne p NJ Wsit.IEIIAN
Mayer
The oasis., 1907-12-07

which Mr Sullivan will travel in
 northefn Sinaloa.
 Mr. Adrian Marcor will leave in
 few days for San Francisco and
 Oakland, California, where he will
 spend the holidays with Mrs. Mar. cor and the Children, Misses Rafa. ela, Maria and Alicia. The young
 ladies are attending the convent of
 Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, in Oakland and Mrs. Marcor has been
 with them in California for some time. The lady will return to Ala. mos with her husband in January.
 Capt T. E. Pomeroy, district agent for the New York Life ln- surance Company, was in Alamos several days this week. While here Mir. Pomeroy met Superin- tendent R. R. (Dick) George, who has charge of the construction work on the Alamos branch of the new railroad. The gentlemen are old friends, having hob-nobbed to- gether in the Salt River valley in their younger days" Yesterday Mir. Pomeroy went to Fuerte.
 The Minas Nuevas Development Company, owning property north of the Zambona mine, have let a contract to Mir. Charles A. McCartv for the sinking of a one hundred foot shaft. Four hundred feet of underground development work will also be done, as soon as the shaft is down. The expectation is that the work will open up an ex- tension of the famous Zambona ore body. Colonel Epes Randolph is president of the Minas Nuevas De- velopment company and Mir. A. K. { krohn is secretary.
 Capt. and Mrs. Luis G. Gonza- leg of Mazatlan arrived in Alamos early iE the week, returning to their home from the city of Chi where Mrs. Gonzalez spent the summer with her husbands | mother. Wednesday Captain Con- zalez, who is government inspector of light houses on the Pacific coast of Mexico, went to Agia abampo, to . inspect the coast there with a view 10 placing more lights in that vicin- ty. Mrs Gonzalez is still in Ala mos, a guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Juan Rivas, where ler mother and sister, Mrs. Josef la and Miss Lucia Rivas, are also guests. Mrs. Gonzalez is also a lister of Mrs. Francis Peltier of Nogales and spent a week at Noga- es when returning south.
The oasis., 1907-12-07
ALAMOS HAPPENINGS.
l.rEclAl connEsroxlExcrl


 Don Francisco Salido, prefect of the Alamos district, returned Fri day morning, after a months absence, spent at Hermosiilo, Ma vojoa and other points.
 Saturday, Nov 30, the "Circulo Alamense" gave a grand ball at the club rooms near the plaza. The occasion was the third anniversary of the organization of the club.
 Dr. w. W. Sherer, assistant surgeon of the Cananea, Yaqui River & Pacific railroad at Navo- joa, was at Minas Nuevas and Ala mos several days during the week
 Mir. A. s. Patten, formerly locat- ing engineer for the new railroad, spent few days in Alamos this week, a guest of MT. \. Davenport, constructing engineer on the Ala mos branch
 Alamos has another new hotel, Mr. Charles Becker, formerly of Cananea. having come here recent. ly and opened the Miners Hotel, in the PalOmares building, on the north side of the Alameda.
 Mir. A F. Krohn, right-of-way man for the Cananea, Yaqui River & Pacific, has been in Alamos the last few days, watching the track laying machine push its way into the prettiest town in Southern So- nora.
 The office of the constructing engineer of the Alamos branch of the railroad, was moved a few days ago to the company ground north of the arroyo, where the depot and other railroad structures will be built
 Saturday morning Messrs. J J. Smith and J. R. Hendra went to Quiriego, near which place they will examine copper property owned by Mir. Hendra Mir. Smith Is representing eastern capitalists.
 An engineer is expected here sometime this month to calculate and furnish estimates upon the cost of the electric light and ice plant. soon to he installed in Ala | mos by company recently organ ized for that purpose.
 Thursday Messrs. Frank Davis ! and Percy H. Barber returned from a two weeks trip to mining claims ! near the Chihuahua state line. Mir. Davis intended going to the Trini- dad district in Chihuahua, but the | recent rains had raised the Mayo river to such an extent that he was | unable to cross.
 Recently THE OASIS correspond [ ent has met Mr. F. $. Monje, an old time printer and, some years ago, foreman of the mechanical de- partment of THE OASIS. Mir. Monje has charge of the commissary at Camp Thirty of Grant Brothers Construction Company on the Ala mos branch of the new road. The camp is now located on the com pany's grounds in Alamos.
 To day Capt. T. k. Pomeroy and Mr. Patt R. Sullivan left on trip to San Bias, Fuerte and Choix, Si- naloa. From Choix Captain Pome- roy will return to Cananea and Mir. Sullivan expects to return to \ la mos in ahnnt two wonks In
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-13

scholarly men. They do not need songs
10 stir their hearts. but they have the
pride IN literary culture which II mi.
satisfied leaves deep void ncyertle-
less Mr.. Bryce Il not alone IA feeling
this want In the dny's NE The llfe OF
the English race Is the poor = Ia gll a.
realms and reign for lack OF great sing.
ers. From the day when Burns drst
published. 100 years ago. until Lowell
died there was never five years with
out some verse which was % last IS
long as the words IN which It was SUNG
were spoken.
This is over. We nre In a deartl at1
famine OF great verse. such az fell be
tween the silence Of Milton an1 the
song OF Burns Even this space Ind
Dryden and Pope, as well us Collins
and Gray. It enjoyed Goldsmith, and
1t shared the lesser song Of men Ike
Prior and Akenside. shenstone and
Gay.
The match Of all but the greatest Of
these can stu be numbered Lesser
singers the world always has and every
topgue perenniaIly enjoys. Eut singers
who con nand a general atttatlnn ana
possess a universal inspira ton have
disappeared.
Tho Longfellow centennial provoked
discussion in the vein taken up BY the
two ambassadors representirg the Eng.
fish speaking peoples. English review
ers have told us that we were 10 hope
for inspired writer's on the lines foJ
lowed by Bliss Carman aud james
Whitcomh Riley. Others aave said
that Puritanism dulled imaG nation In
this country and even lay as weight
upon the genius Of LongfeIlow. But
Puritanism and the doctrines behind 1t
have ceased to dominate American
thought for half a century, evolution
has had full swing. even In orthodox
circles. Men have been Thoroughly dis
abused of the belief that they are heay.
en- created and heavenward bound aud
taught Instead that they are simply
what they make of themselves Really
Darwmlsm. as the crowd lnterprets It,
has given the world for an inspiration
germ the dolngs and destlnies Of beings
sprung from tadpoles and nothing no
bier. Not to speak of the divine Milton,
rollicking Burns and rebelllous Byron
had something boiler IN their souls
than that Millions concept of Satan
was that he was fallen angel, and
some Of Byron's heroes might have be
come like those 'sons of God' who in
spired the Hebrew eplcs, but for their
hopele,'sly human nature Joined to
their seductive environment Some one
has said that Satan is Gods ape Who
can imagine that the greatest genius
that ever lived would arrive at Para
disc Lost by starting from that propo-
sltlon? Evolution makes men and wo
men the mere apes of angels without
the possibility Of promotion to their
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-13
Poetry In our rime.

Ambassador Bryce Of Great Britain
and Ambassador Reid OF America have
recently spoken on the subject uf poet
~. Reid told the BritIshers at home
that they had produced no poot since
Tennyson. MIR. bryce answered the
question put by an American, Who are
the coming poets OF England? by AJAX.
Ing another Said he
but who are youra? That IL the DUES.
tion for you, Who are writing your songs
and stirring your heart--or isn't your
heart being atirred2 Nothing Is more i'm
portant than that each generation and
each Land should have It's own poets.
Each oncoming TIDE Of life. each age. re-.
quires and needs men OF lofty thought
who shah dream and sing for e. who
shall gather np its tendencies and foriui.
late it's ideals and voice &c snlrit. pro,
claiming Its duties and awakening its en-
hhuaiasm, through tne high authority OF
the poet and the art Of his verse.
Any generation ~ indeed bernft among
whom poetic Inspiration might soon 10 be
dying out However much we enjoy and
prize the old singers, new ones are noed.
cd 20 express the ever changing attitude
Of man 70 nature and life. There are i'm.
mortal themes--but changing accents and
altering modes Of art
Roth Mr. Bryce and Mr.. Reid are
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-13
Call for School Bond Bids.

Sealed bids for building one, two
or three school houses marked "Bids
for School House," will be received
by the clerk of the school board up
to and including June 18th, 1907.
Plans and specifications can be OBJ
tanned in the Office Of Geo. Williams,
architect, Separate bids will be re
quired for each building. The board
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
Each bid must be accom- panied by
netrtified check or cash deposit of
not less than two per cent Of the con.
tract price.
BY order Of the Board of Trustees
of Independent school district No. ], ,
Kootenai county.
W. A. ANDREW, Clerk.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-13
10 a person Who has studied the

10 person who has studied the
testimony of Orehhrd on direct and
cross examination, one Of two con
illusions mus. be reached Orchard
has studied his testimony during
his eighteen months confinement In
the penitentary until be has every de-
tail on his tongues end or he is
what may be- termed freab enc Of
those indisidvals whose miud runs
along a we'll defined psychological
channel in whose narrow compass
HE every movement aud crime are
wildly retained. Specialists are
frequently met In the more honorable
waIks of lite aud may be foAnd in all
classes Of society as born musicians,
mathematicians, electricians, hoy
orator 1. mechanical engineers. Or
chartl may belong In such GLASS and Is
the most coil 1ssal criminal the world
hae produced since the days Of Nv.
10. Whothsr others are Ia league
with him remains ~ be proven, as
the uneorroborated testimony Of
man who delights IN murder and nd
mIts IL n pleasure 10 lie, is not worth
considerations. The student Of
psychology will find in Orchard one
OF hIs best subjects.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-13

Another cherished tradition was
smashed at jamestown when several
OF the visiting celebrities learned that
the governor Of North Carolina and the
governor of South Carolina are both
prohlbitionists.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-13

estate.
We have indeed singers in plenty for
the ideals and spirit Of this age, but
we turn from them TO the old singers
who dreamed IN lofty thought. They
built immortal themes about charac-
tiers endowed with immortal souls.
This age demands apostrophes to the
chemical activities Of protoplasm and
gets them In the music hail ballads.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-13

"Pocahontas was a good girl" says
the Chicago News, "but she never wore
straight front" And II she were
alive today she would find it difficult
to keep n straight face.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-13

Alexander Graham Bell predicts that
the time will come when we viii fight
our battles In airships, but it is posi-
BILE that the telephone mans wits were
ain the air. when he said so.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-13

Contractors who wish to figure on
the Old Peoples Home to be erected
at Mcclellan, will find the plans and
specifications at the Union Trust
company. ST.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-13

That woman who has just married
the same man for the third time Is evil
IDENTIFY not harborlng prejudice
against the third term idea.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-13

Six colonies to every private In Cuba.
or course they couldn't all be colonies.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-13

And now doth the young man scale
the college heights in Greek. while the
'old man" plows the lowlands in ola
lect
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-13

a man with the instincts Of a gen-
tleman IL never too busy TO be polite
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-13
RObt. w. Collins
Real Estate Insurance Investments
We Have for Sale

Real Estate


3 blocks of ground consisting of about
AZ acres inside of city limits on n. T.
tracks. This is a very desirable loca-
ton Tor business blocks, manufactur'
ing establishments, etc. On these
tracts are three good resident build
ings, besides Office and other large
buildings. A splendid investment. Will
sell all or part.
$1,000 will buy beautiful residence
containing 6 rooms, reception hall
and bathroom; mission finish and
nicely papered; large porch and good
outbuildings with chicken park; city
water, nice lawn.
$140o will buy a good room house
with bathroom, electric lights and
city water; nice lawn with shade and
fruit trees; good outbuildings. Will
sell furniture at reasonable price.
S1050 will buy a six room house,
close in and corner lot, 9Th and Null
Ian; nice porch, good barn and cellar,
city water. Rents all the time for $12
per month. This is a snap.
$3.50 takes two acres of nice level
land in Williams Park. This is a
good buy.
We have a number of very desirable
residence lots close in, both in the old
town and new additions; also tracts
OF from l to acres. ranging from
5000 to $500 per acre.
RObt. w. Collins
Wiggett RIOck COaur d'AIeue
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-10-25
Stauffer's want TO buy veal
calves and chickens

For pure leaf lard Of our own render
ng call at Opera Block Meat Market.