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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-07-20
KOOTENAI VALLEY

Meadow lands. Fruit lands Farming
lands, and Timber lands, GET IN
Before Prices go up. Here are
few samples.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-07-20

100000. 100 acres stock ranch,
near town cuts $50 tons hay, 35
head cattle.
town.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-07-20
Real
Estate

Before looking elsewhere let me
show you the BEST BARGAINS
in the
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-07-20

See Hawkins & Offutt and
list your place and give them a
chance to sell it while the weather
is fine.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-07-20

$500. so acres splendid level
land at Moravia station.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-07-20

$500. House and two lots in
town. Good residence lots, $50
$75, and 800. Timber lands, $500
to $1,000 per acre.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-07-20

See my SPLENDID residence lots
in 50x125 in Park addition. $50.
to $4,000 each.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-07-20

Several 100 acre tracts. Some
improved at $1,000 per acre.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1907-07-20

Have always on hand a good
homestead ACCOMPLISHMENTS, cheap.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-02-17
RAILROAD NOTES.

Chester Moore. head bonus clerk Of
the Santa Pc shops at San Bernardino
is due in Albuquerque this week To
secure new schedules for extending
tho bonus work in the san Bernardino
shOus. There are q number OF ue-
partmcnts there that have not yet
been brought under the system. Mr..
Moore win 60 from here to Topeka
on similar mission.
j. +. Huckt. general manager ol
the Fred Harvey CuriO and news SER
vice, has gone on a trip to Parral'
Mexico. accompanying Charles ).
Dfchl, Assistant General Manager ot
the Associated Press G. l.. Chapman,
of New York. and Charles II. Chand-
ler. of Chicago. The latter gentle
men GO to look at mining properties
and remain several weeks. Mr.. Huckel
will return in a few days.
The big steam shovel Is rapidly blt-
ing It's way through Barr hill, south
of the city. and two ballast trains
are kent moving rapidly between the
hin and the yard extensions Just north
of the stockkyards An immense
amount of earth Is being moved ana
a deeu cut nearly mile long now
extends through Barr hill parallel
with the main track. The cut v
about ten feet dee9 In IFS deepest
part and Il is readily seen how the
grade through the hill will he re-
duced when the cut Is completed. New
tracks are beng laid RAPIDLY in the
ward extension
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-02-17
THE SORROWFUh TALE OF
DAVID HENRY PICKERING

The politicians at Pennington are
learning how to carry an election
without the necessity Of calling a con-
veution or primary.
Several weeks ago David Henry
Pickering, a disciple of the Adventist
faith. started the ball rolling He is
suffering under the hallucinatIOn that
he is called Of God to lead the faith
ful in this community. According t.
his gentleman the laws of the church
say that when one or more are of the
same mind, thcy may elect an elder
from their number. David Henry
Pickering called a special election and
when the three we're assembled to-
gethcr he said.
"David, are you of the same mind?'
"Ycs."
"Hcnrv, are You Of the same mind?'
"Ycs"
well, Pickering is also 50 we shall
Aul- declare him elected an elder in
the church"
There was hitch in the proceed
ings. however, when the newly elected
elder announced his coup dc etat to
the rcst of the faithful and attempted
IN assume leadership. Thev did not
onnreciata his SUPERIOR foresight and
duiv elected him from the house Of
worship He was not so lightly to he
deDrIyed Of his rights. so the civil
courte were appeaIed 30. and David
Henry was soon langIishing behind
tho Ears. with the charge Of dis
turbin nublIc worshi6" against his
name. Justice Fay used his finest
nowers Of persuasion to induce the re-
liglous gentleman to make a plea but
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-02-17
BOOSTERS TO MEET
OVER zEIGER'S
TONIGHT
BIG ATTENDANCE LOOKED
FOR AT IMPORTANT SESSION
Plans viii Be Closed for the
Trip 10 Santa Fe and for
Matters Desired 10 Lay Be-
fore Legislators,

A mass meeting of the people Of
Albuquerque under the auspices OF
the Boosters club, is called for to-
night al O'Clock i'm the hal! over
Zeigel's cafe. when the largest atten .
dance yet brought out at any of IN"
boosters meetings is looked for.
The object of this meeting IS for
the discussion of plans for the trip
to Santa Fc Monday and for securing
4 large delegation for the journey
and moreover To discuss those mat q
trrs of especial interest To Bernallllo
county which IL is desired to lay be-
fore the members Of the legislature.
The board of contro. of the Boosters
club has practically completed ar
rangcments fm the journey of the DEL
cgation to Santa Fe on the 18th ana
from present prospects there VIII pc
"A big crowd OF business men ready
to desert private business for this one
day and make the journey to the cap
tai.
The effort to inject politics into the
trim Of the Boosters club to santa +"
has been dismal failure, and quite as
much Of a failure AZ tn" cilori ol IN"
Daily Citizen to knock the movement
to boost Albuquerque. Politics mas
absolutely nothing to DO with the
plans OF the boosters and particularly
with the trip to Santa Fe on Monday.
The Boosters have been especially
careful to keep politics and all pollti-
cal ouestiOnS entirely out Of their de-
Iibcrations and the journey to santa
Fe is made with the sole purpose 10
lay before the legislators as business
men the Questions which are of es-
pecial material interest in the develop
meut of this community and county
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-02-17
BOOSTERS OUT
ON ARB0R DAY
Col John R0rradailc Proposes Plan
for Beautifying Albuquerque at
small EXpenSe-Wants Boosters To
Plant Trees.

The boosters who boost for beauty
are to be nut to the test, Col. John
Borradalle has proposed plan which
aims to make the Boosters Of Albu-
querque practical horticuturists. HIS
plan is for a Boosters dav in Albu-
quer. every Booster with his tree a
spade, a water pot and Little patch
OF ground big enough to plant the
tree in Moreover the plan Is feaSlbl >
and one which if carried out VIII
work for the Identification Of AlDu-
duerdue. Colonel BOrradaile has been
in correspondence with number o.
nurseries as to trees best suited for
This climate and soil and has found
that the American elm, the box eldef'
the silver maple and the Carolina pop
lar are to be had at very reasOna Die
rates. 1t is his plan to have orders
for a sufficient number of these trees
as may be needed by the boosters
then on Al'bOr da- to have one Dig
tree planting compaign which Will lay
the foundation for shady streets ana
walks in Albuquerque for all llIhV
to come.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-02-17
SAN JUAN COUNTY IS
RAPIDLY COMING
TO THE FRONT
DEVELOPMENT OF ALL
INDUSTRIES PROGRESSING
New Enterprises, Public and
Private, Being Pushed BY.
Local Capital Bridges Voted
for the Rivers,
Especial Correspondence Morning Journal.l

Especial Correspondence Morning Journall
Pennington, y. NJ Feb. lS.-The
growth of san Juan county, and es-
pecially Farmin"ton, was greater IN
the year just passed than in any two
years previous. There was not only
a large increase in population but the
town has taken a great jump COM
mercially.
In the business section a number of
new blocks have been erected, most
prominent Of which is that of the
First National bank. This is a hand
some stone and brick building of two
stories, costing $4,000.
As much more has been spent in
other buildings The amount expended
in building residences will amount 70
even more than this, probably reach
ing a total of $4,000. There has
been no boom, but simply a steady
growth.
A number of public enterprises
have been boosted by our citizens,
most prominent among which is the
sinking of the oil we'll The money
for this. amounting to over $4,000.
in money and land, was raised by pop
ular subscription and nearly every
man in town is a stockholder CON
tract was let for 1900 feet at $l25
A foot. This is nearly completed
now. and there is flow Of natural
gas sufficient to light the town. How
Sver nIr neople believe there is oil
and viii drill another 900 feet if
nncass,,v to strike f.
In ofber narts of the county also
prhiic works of beneficial nature
ara heinp CARRIED on on the san
I,,,,, ri,er a now ditrh is being con-
o'rncted that win bring under water
,hout. IA O0O acres Of virgin soil. Az
tee people are also promoting a ditch
scheme, which if carried through,
will cover 10000 acres more. jay Tur,
lev and others are irving to get capi-
tai interested in n proposition to build
q seyentv-five-mile canal to cover
500 900 acres of the finest soil in the
county. all located south Of here, about
twelve miles in a section hitherto un-
developed.
Aztec parties have also organized an
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-02-17
T0TI AND GRADI SAY
IT ISN'T TRUE
North Third Street Firm Denies Al
Turing Tale Set Forth in the Even
in. Citilcu.

Toi q GradL engaged in business
ON North Third street enter "A viSOT-
uus drnia! to an interesting tale OF
police court adventure related in the
Evening Cilizcu of Friday night This
tale concerns the highly clevating
course of one BruWn who IS alleged
TO have been % piano player" and to
have become engaged in an alteration
with 20 bartender in the saloon section
Of the Tuti n Gradi place.
The North Third street firm sub
mite the following:
AlbuquoTque, Feb. 10.
This Is not tho first time that pub
lieatious concerning our place have
appeared in the Evening Citizen,
which wears out our patience ana that
ui other business houses in the cen
ter of the citg These stories mpl-
cate respectable citizens and taxpayers
and law abiding people. The article
published in tDday's paper referred to
a happening in uur place which is en-
tircly unfoundod and without truth so
FAR H- our place is concerned. The
reference made To our place of bust
ness g. outrageous The occurrence
never took place AT Toti q Gradi's and
we Whu.d deem 1t favor If the paper
would be certain Of IT,; facts before
using our name tH connection
TOTI 4 GRADT
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-02-17
Phsnes: 41s-Black 2se

he tnelt at her side weeping. CAL 1t
by what name you will. The plow
bears the inscription 'ImmortaliZed.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-02-17

The Ladies' Auxiliary
To the Locomotive Engineers give
their annual ball at Colombo hall,
February 90. Music by Ellis or
chastra Tinkets 81 90 t2S
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-02-17

BIG CHICKEN DINNER At THE
COLU MBJS HOTEL TODAY
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-02-17

TRY OUR REGULAR SUNDAY
DINNER: CHEAPER THAN EATING
AT HOME Only 80 CENTS. ZEIG-
ER RISTAU RANT
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-02-17
no THE PIBLIC.

We. the undersigned, have this day
sold to The Wagner Hardware conf
many tie storls and good will of the
Albuquerque Hardware company, who
Will Collec: Hli accounts dnc said
AIbuGncrnue Hardware rompany. and
nay all bills contracted by said cOm-
nany. We also. IN this connection.
wish 10 thank Won kindly for the very
liberal patronage extended 10 the Al
buameranc Hardware company In the
pasi, aud trust tlipt you viii continue
The same courtesy 10 the new CONF
pany. Yours very truly.
WHITNEY COMPANY.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-02-17

PATRONIZE THE HOME BAK-
ERY FOR FINE BREAD. 2t3 W.
RAILROAD AVE.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-02-17

T.. MgharJm. SIC W. Railroad ave,
win keep bis store open until p. m.
20 Feb. -, ON account of a real bar
gain sale on clothing, shoes. hats,
ladies' dresses and CUrpets.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-02-17

DON'T FORGET OUR BIG CHICK
IN DINNER TODAY. BETTER
THAN YOU CNN GIT AT HOME.
COLUMBUS HOTEL.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-02-17
LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST


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I.su FlidE..
q n IH--pu uf Boston, Mass, ar
r..-u n Inc rity Yesterday.
,4....4 ls..l,,pout of RcrnalillO.
~" ...,. w. ,I,tau.r,,ur Friday
"'8 p.I.r ,,,g In
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Don't .f- .. N'h 'IH s''l t''' ., .,,
hiH"f NI'.h |". '' N"PI' '~
s.uan
a.. b. U#'pu 0I WHrous, y. Me-
sem. An arrival d. the A.Ntradu last
rtgeI.
.v- v..r.,u registering from
WIN. r..., Junction. w.. is ut the
l.,r,.-
Airs. Nary j. Bo.Jou left last night
f.r Frn.u3 CaL where she WI. rec
main H1. several months
,,..,.,.... A o,Riauy of the Og-
.,,.t ff,. ,rpa,fs To- leave today
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10" ,.t..t, =, sr,,nf
TIE lNh''' "l I., .''' .,.,,,,,.. 4I
"'S h'iG 2,>',l "'s r,Irjt7. ,r.
Strong 'N'''" NV '''-
Nhau Abosu. pt Snc"lro' wen,
l.upWn Su.urru county poIii'Idh, wa.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-22

Fortune Teller Relieves Chicago Man
OF oin

Bunkoed out OF s2.2oe of his saw
ings fof years. while he believed "dev-
lis were being driven out of his body.
was the experience OF John schultz.
of Chicago, as related by him to Capt
p. D. O'Brien. On the advice OF the
fortune teller ne consulted H.. Nor
eta, a c~liaryoyant.
The professor Is said to have cried.
you are full OF devils and evil spir~
IT'S. You none is full of spirits II
they are not driven out you Will die !"
Schultz was ordered ca go TO his
bank and draw out all his money and
then return To the studio, lie came
back to the spirituailst's home with
$1,000 In bills.
This must be burned and the mon
ey will come back to you In gold and
the devils will leave you" Mereta II
alleged to lave said.
The money was burned" The gold
failed Il materiaiize and schuits com
planned To the police. When detectives
reached the Warren avenue house
Prof. MoreM was missing. They we're
told by the woman that he was I'm
Mexico still changing the bills into
gold.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-22
TRAFFIC Is vEEy HEAVY.
N-0xtaisse~scrn IL iiastng IiEscuity In
ltandIlus business

F
y volume ~ business transacted
~ the Chicago ard Northwestern rail-.
Way company AT HGFssn Ia m~sss1uss samr-
Vicious IAErsnx the rast Three months
h company has been taxed 10 rs
utmost capacity In handle the pa sefss
ser ans freight traffic. and ts a. tsla
= number ss trains were added ard
several heavy locomotives brought 10
the Dakota central aietsAssn ts~ssa C,ss-
caGa te facilitate the work. feesgAs
ard PASSENGER receipts exesed ny nSassy
thousands ~ dollars the amounts res
r~fved during what is known "a the
bssrsa period n few years ago. TIE
opening 90 fse tine FROM Fort Pierre
10 Rapid CITY neowssi.atsd the employ
ment af Il la number ag engineers.
tratnmen and general helpers. and ai.
though with these added facilities and
increased help ths company nasss II
diflcnit 10 handle the frarc, Al sne
Huron station atone the increase II
especially marked. Not only haa the
general FREIGHT ssaaac heea greatly
augmented, bat passenger tesdsr ex-
ceeds anything ever experienced by
the company there.
To keep pace With tAe demands ~
NAt As&Ats& &&sSf& ~ ft*kAHs&hN s&*h W
been made. AZ Huron u svs X round
house has fast been Finished II is
one ~ ttse largest nwpad nv aa sndl.
vIduai company Ia the United States.
and the repair shops have been ere
inrgcd and equipped with modern ras.
chineFy naa Appliances A portion ~
the machinery has been rat I'm place
and the remainder Will he put Ina IA
a few weeks Mere than fear mites
nj side track has been laid assd tha
company ~ now negotiating foa Land
To enlarge the local yards; the stock
yards are also being enlarged
AL of these ina p~to~afnenss have
beer under the personal supervision az
Fred IL Mouiton. division sn pesiatNne.
ent. who came ~ Huron from Ma~ssn
City. Iowa. a few months since, Mr..
Monltan III a ~ftrelsHs worker and his
large experience as a railroad man es-
peciaily qualities him for the position
Ac holds. He IL held In high esteem
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-22
TALK TO MARS.
Tesla Says He VIII Hail Planet with
Aid of Water Power.

Nikola Tesla, of New York, an
nounces hat with the cooperation of
power-producing companies at Mag
ara Falls he is preparing to hail Mars
9TH Niagara voices.
A way has been found at last for
transmitting wireless messages across
100. 600. 600 miles, which separates
this earth from Mars.
Once that has been accomplished
and Mars. which is considerably older
and supposedly more advanced In sci
nce han we, has acknowledged the
receipt Of our signal and sent back
flash for flash. IL will remain to de-
wise an inter-planetary code through
the medium OF which the scientists
of this world and of Mars will be able
to understand what each is saying
to the other.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-22
RELIEF FOR NATION.


To stem the financial furry extend
has authorized the issuance of s1ee.-
0oo,0 00 of government securities, N
coupled the action with a plea TO the
people To recognize the fundamental
soundness OF American business. take
their money from safe deposit boxes
He regards the situation prevailing as
a combination OF popular fright and
currency famine
Since $780, 600. 900 of the securities
will be in 3 per cent treasury notes
payable In a year and available as cir
culating Medium the issue will add
800. 000. 900 to the currency. This
will 60 far to cure the currency fam
inc.
The presidents r~eassuring words
are expected TO cure the suspicion
which has existed even to national
banks not only on the part OF depos-
.itors, but on the part OF other flnan-
cial Institutions The president gives
especial heed to complaints from the
south and west that the New fork
banks are boarding one He states
that the relief measures must especial
ly be extended To crop movements.
Firty millions OF Panama bonds
will be issued In accordance
revenue to pay for the canal O
st.uction. They will pay 2 per cent.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-22
Ute swAR- SEEMS OVER.
Some Of Braves Have Decided u Go
IN Wurk.

No work. no food" the dictum 81
the interior department. has been nc.
cepted by the renegade Cscs at Thur.
der Butte. s D. Saturdays aaytces.
received at the headquarters OF the
department Of the Missouri from the
forces In the field. indicate the war II
over without hioodshed and that di.
piomaey has won the day.
Col Frank West. In command of
the Second cavalry. reports that nfsy
or more of the Indians have finally
concluded To SO 10 work and thar 9TH
ers Are likely 10 follow their exam.
pies Work has been found for them
on the Milwaukee extension north 81
Thunder Butte. This In regarded ~
almost q solution ~ the Indian srsu-
hles,
West reports that the show ~
force a had a saiatary effect apon
the unruiy Indians. indicating tn them
that the government does not intend
To tensporixe with them Ira any WAY.
The Indians are now quiet The
troops viii probably remain In the
neighborhood for some little fssae vel.
as il Is feared the rtes may weaken
In their willingness 10 work IL the soi-
diers are withdrawn now.
Reports received In Sturgis. =. u,
from the White Horse subagency un
Moreau river. ssy hat the Ute Indians
are slipping away from the amt a
few at a time. The Sioux Indians say
IN the utes don't leave there they Will
kill them.
The troops nov in the field are rs
follows: One company III the Six
teenth infantry al Gettysburg ore
company AT Agency. with a small de-
taehment OF cavalry; Troop X. Sec
ond cavalry. at White Horse, forty
five miles from Agency. "a detachment
Of cavalry at Green Grass. thirty
miles away and eieve troops ~ tha
Second cavalry near the mouth 81
Thunder Butte creek, fifty miles from
White Horse. The latter have a gun
platoon.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-22
Tie News d Svah DalDl
PASS WILD CAT \


Clever swindlrr~ arr - W0sk -
ssatta n~kneaA
nnvtng tA& past few weeks coan.
plasnss have been received ~ the
United states authorities In 6tcux
Falls srosn daHefvns parts of the stAta
In reference 10 the operations II men
sha veesn To b. we'll supplied with
wild cat currency. which they have
ssies~~ted la passing upon . nunnber
cy unsu.n~gflBG south Dakota euna-
ssess rsTn. The rs~n handling the
spurious ssensy appear In ouAn
their operations Ia the smaller rlAr<a
IA stse state. The currency handed
by them ara old isnsss AZ halts 1T n
Merchants Al Planters hank. of 0~Uf~
STA, issued during the wild eur
resey period about ne time 81 the
war III th~ rebellion, and ether hills
sSsmea during that period. n prAc~
lice ~ tnose handling the money II
To split The cid Bills I'm IN ~tnxAniaae
manner and Their paste together The
faces ~ the htsss. back 10 back. ~
that she denomination ~ sha bill Ar~
pears beth npssa the face essd hack
af thc bills they tender Ia payment FOR
purchases Ira stores
THE United states authorities have
he~n urged 10 run down he men
Passing the bast~ and arr~xt them. hut
the fact that the United states assctaie
arr po~esiess In the matter does u0e
seem 20 bc known tn n people at
the state generally. TIE federal auth
~nxist~x ar. able 80 make arrests only
~ cases where mnycna pasaAs u
seff-fs nsssass. The old Wild cat cur
rancy heaag passed ~ swindicrs In th@
state dss~s net enss urdr the head %
counterfeit monsy-net being = rep
resentation 81 N lawful money of
the United states and therefore n
Passage ~ the money 10 = mntter
purely for the Iacal y state auth
critics Ia take care of Persons ar
rested an tn. charge ~ passing the
money are Aahject 10 prosecution on
the charge at obtaining goods under
fnlse p~Tesenses or by fraudulent
means
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-22

IN. Mclaughlin. FvoaAinrnt CAlifor-
niAn. Then Ends Own IAfc.
Maj Frank Mclaughlin. Q promin-
Int politician and capitalist. Of Santa
Cruz Calf. shot his daughter Agnes
IN the temple. the bullet coming GU,
1t tho other side Of her head. Soon
afterwards he committed suicide.
Aftsr the shooting Mai. McIAugh-
lin ~teiephoned to former Lieut.. Gov.
Jeter to come down Immediately to
his home. saying:
II have killed my daughter Agnes
and I intend to kill myself"
He told Mr.. Jeter to bring = doc
tor. Mr.. letter and . friend jumped
into q buggy and drove to Mai. Nc
LAnghlin's house. where they arrived
in time to see him breathing his last
He had taken prussic acid. In the
looms near where the body wa found
. number OF letters were discovered
addressed TO different persons. One
OF them was addressed to Mcpherson
& Waidron, proprietovs OF the Santa
Cruz Sentinel. which read:
Dear Friends: Please treat my
memory as kindly as you can. Dur
ing my life ! did much good and but
little evil"
He wrote to DR.. r. T.. Morgan
here that he was financially emhar-
raised and that he was going To lend
Ii ALL"
His wife died just two years age
n he cherished her memory sac
rediy. The daughter whom he sho
YVES 80 years old.
Mr.. Mclaughlin was ore of thu
best known men In California and 4
leader OF the republican party. His
genial humor made him many friends