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ter. The very contrast is affecting,
and you in the face of your pretend
ed friendship for labor have justified
this institution of military domino
ton when no overt act was commit
ted and no signal for disturbance
called for such deed How do YOU
like your position and what sort /of
honor do you expect an impartial peo-
pie to delegate to your memory? It
is like countenance turned toward
the wall-"Hide me from the dis
honor of this day" Behold Wing
field was in particular good humor
tonight as though it We're to laugh
at the cares of the common herd
70 our brothers at Goldfield we
send greetings, Our best wishes are
with you in your effort to overcome
the outrages heaped upon you. You
will have our loyal support-bear
your burden with patience, fall not
into the trap set by the cunning and
braZen move of constituencies
enemy, remorseless in its purpose to
preclpltate events to justify the
shame of Nevada, through the weak
compliance of a trusted official with
q deep laid plot to destroy your or
ganiZation and its efficiency to nro
tect the hours, the wages and the
subjective rights of the wage chattel.
Beware of any maneuvering for a
reign OF terror Full well are we
aware that you are made the victims
for the excuses that have been issued
as scarecrow signals to bolster the
non-fulfillment of divideads nv the
spectators, stock gamblers II not
bona fide mine operators. Surely we
are aware that you are blamed for
the abnormal conditions financially
and industrially of Nevada, all at
tributed to Goldfield, no cause ever
SO evil as social fact that agitation
was not blamed for it, but then if it
is true, If YOU are to be pronounced
guilty of such crime without dine
Judgment or reason, why not also
place the responsibility for the alb
normal financial and industrial de.
preston today ocean wide at your
doors-thef agitators of Goldfield-
are Just as sane and true as the
other
Only a few days ago the public
press heralded the failure of the
strongest banking institution of the
Mississippi Valley, at Kansas City.
with its attending evils of havoc dis
tress and Industrial indulgence ana
intensifying the hard times and since
this is true why is it not a iustifica-
ton for the White House, occupant
to send the regulars, to Goldfield TO
queil the no ,riet and agitation that
caused the suspension of the Kansas
City bank? Ergo-busted bank in
Mississippi Valley due to the agita-
ton of Goldfield miners. such a howl
ing calamity with all its distressing
consequences. Biff off go the regu-
lars, la Sparks and Roosevelt, to
queil the cause of this great disturb
ance and make sure that gambling
graduates, now plutocrats, United
States Senator banking partnership
highly edifying occupations of indus
trlous money making game be the
more protected because it is the art
that makes high and honorable citi-
zenship? Aye! desirable citizenship!
Thus Roosevelt and Sparks sing the
canticle, Troops for Goldfield. :
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In their usurpation of the sover-
eign, divine right of a people to reg
ulate and adjust their own affairs, it
behooves the people as a whole, ir-
respective of organization or craft or
condition to protest against this out
rage of implied and actual tyranny
in order to avoid the anarchy and
confusion that this attempt to over
throw local autonomy forecasts
substitution of military despotism for
civil rule.
When the authority of nation be-
comes the handmade of uniustifiable
craft and cunning speculation it par
takes of the nature of perfidious
exercise of authority, defaming the
boosted American pride that the rule
of the people is a sovereign fact. 1t
is perfidious violation of delegated
power and emphasizes the mischiev-
ious tendency that impresses the de-
cadence oe'the glory of republican
form of government. That which is
national disease, the result of econ
omic injustice and causes, is seized
upon to prostitute the natural func-
tions of a democratic government.
1t is plain notice that greed is to be
protected and that the rights of the
weak are to be subjected to this
greed.
1T is rather with feelings of pity
that Tonopah Miners Union No. 121,
w F. Of NJ, is compelled to take the
initiative to protest against so in
famous an act, but in doing so it per-
forms a duty; for it recognizes the
handwriting upon the wall, that the
cause of popular government is
weighed in the balance and found
wanting and that military dictator
ship with it's hydra headed infamies
to outrage manhood and throttle lib
erty is staring us in the face to en-
force servitutle in order to coin blood
money for the stock iobbing specula-
tors
Like the Did praetorship-the es-
Enlistment sof the Roman camp
this tendency is like the digging of
the grave for free institutions and
the furnishing of the morgue in
which the last rites of Home Rule
will be devoted, that those of cum
ming and craft, perfect embodiment
of the parasite, may thrive and pros,
per the more, "booted and spurred to
ride the millions thus saddled and
bridled to be ridden" through the
infamy as the acts that have Gold
field for it's vortex foreshadow.
And John Sparks. 1t is rather
more in sorrow than in anger that
we point to your heralded assurance
of days gone by that you were the
friend of labor, that no violent dis
grace of military anguish and shame
such as has made Colorado weep,
should begrime and despoi Nevada
under your regime. Behold your re-
feX today and then think of year
ago-on Nevada soil the rifle and
bayonet in the hands of the serried
and trained automatons who know
naugbt else but to shoot or stab
when some officer orders the slaugh-
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NOTICE.

FOR THE PURPOSE OF RE.
CEIVING SIGNATURES TO AGREE
MENT WITH ITS DEPOSITORs.
THE STATE BANK AND TRUST
COMPANY WILL BE OPEN DAILY
FROM o A. NJ. TO . T.. NJ. ALL DE-
POSITORS ARE REQUESTED TO
CALL At ONCE, IN ORDER TO
THE EARLY OPEN
ING OF THE BANK.
T.. il. CUSHMAN,
11-5-tf Cashier.
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NOTICE

OWING To KENNETH BOOTH,
THE CARRIER OF THE BONANZA,
HAVING BEEN SUMMONED TO
SACRAMENTO ON ACCOUNT OF
THE ILLNESS OF HIS MOTHER,
PATRONS NOT RECEIVING THEIR
PAPERS THIS MORNING WILL
CONFER A FAVOR BY PHONING
TO THE OFFICE, AND THEIR Pa
PER WILL BE SENT TO THEM.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-04-26
APRIL SESSION
Commissioners Meet to Thrash Out
County Business.

April session Of the Board
County Commissioners of Lincol
County, State of Idaho.
First day of session, April Stf
1907.
Be it remembered that on thi
9Th day of April, 1907, pursuan
ts statute, the Board OF Count,
Commissioners of Lincoln County
State OF Idaho. met in regular SEE
sion.
Present: I. H. lines, Chairman n,
,. f. Crosse and John Curran,
commissioners, and Harry w. An
asrson, clerk, by A. l. McAahon,
dspSty.
School District No. 81.
The Eoard had under consider
alton the petition OF Chas. 8. Coon
and others Of School District No.
10, asking that the Board create a
new school district with the bound
ries as hereinafter set forth and i,
appearing to the Board that said
petition is approved by the County
superintendent, and that said pc
tition il according to Law, Il b Mrei
by ordered that a new school die
trict numbered 81 be and 10 here.
Wy created with boundries ~ fvl.
lows, 10 wit:
Beginning ct the southwest cor
Ger Of See "a, 4. 6 S., X. EBM
sad running thence west four and I
sne-haif miles 10 The quarter cor
nsr on the south line OF Sec. 35. r. Il
8 g.; X. l3 E; thence north four a
nilss TO the quarter corner on the ,
'outh line OF Sec. IL in said Town. .
hip; thence west one-half mile: b
hence north two miles; thence p
~. two and one-half miles; thence
outh two miles; thence east two a
nd ons-haf miles; thence south "
'ur miles 10 tho place Of beginning. H
Change in boundries. th
District No. 26. tn
The petition of Frank Risasr and co
lirty-eight others for . change in
10 boundries OF School District to-
o. 26, was submitted to the Board
I'd said petition having the ap.
oval Of the County Superintend-
t, the Board after due consider. An
on ordered that the boundries of
id district be changed To read ~ Nj
lows: Commencing al point grs
the north bank of Snake river We
lere the south line of section I8. Tol
8 s., X. 25 L. intersects the ord
er, thence west to the southwest chi,
ner OF said section; thence north I
A.
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of one mile; thence west ole-quart
n mile; thence north three quartz
OF mile; thence east one and on
}, quarter miles; thence north s.
and onc-quartsr miles; thence ca
i've miles; thence south to II
north bank Of Snake river; theme
down the river to the point of b,
ginning.
In the matter of the Applicatio
of Edwin Verburg for = franehis
to maintain and operate a Tol
Bridge across the Snake river be
tween Lincoln and Cassia count'e
tho approach on the Lincoln count,
side Of the river being At or neal
the msandsr corner on the riQh,
bank of Snake river between Secs
Is and ~, T. 10 S., R. % E.
1t appearing to the board that
said application is made according
o law. it is hereby ordered that q
franchise b. and 10 granted to Ed
win Verburg TO construct, m aintain
and operate . Toll Bridge acros.
tho snaks river between the coun-
ties Of Lincoln and Cassia, State Of
Idaho, At the town Of Hepburn.
Fhst said bridge shall bs construct.
I'd accerdieg 70 plans and spcc.f-
cations on { IL in tbs Office OF the |
;lsrk OF this hoard to bs approved |
y the board. That the amount Of
he bond required to bs given b,
he 'aid verburs is hereby fixed At
10000 and the license fSy oper-
ting said bri,gs 10 fixed q $500
or month for the year 1907, in
dvsnce, provided no lieetes shall
: paid until the bridge y com.
letsd and ready for opsrttion.
Comes now Charles N. bila.ush | !
nd Z. N. Bell, bondsnsn for I'd {
ard Conroy, constable In and for I
agsrnan precinct and gives notice . !
at they withdraw from bis bonds.
- slerk is ordered toAetiiy said R
Ths board adjourned ill %. m. A
ASfrew. \
Second day Of session. ~
ApHl 9. 1907. l.
Fall board met this day dursu-
to adjournment. St.
Comes Low on this date J. Z.
Her and files . protest to the ",
nting Of franchise to Edwin Da
rburg to construct AID operate > L
! Bridge At Heyhpfn, which was I
cred laid over, because the fran
'e had already boon granted. r
he board had under consider B.,
N the petition of George Towns ".
and others asking that William ~
Barnett Be appointed Oversecr E ]
bad district No. 3. The peti- " 7
was approved and Willism II J..
1ett Is appointed Road Over W
OF said district, and Lis bond u, ~ :
'proved. 8,
le resignation of Z. 5. Smith W r
stice of the peace in and for It
'urh precinct was read and it ther
Tered that his resignation be fund
3 accepted. tber,
e petition of F. W. True and the
; praying the Board to ,ap- the {
c. c. Newton ar Justice of Fr
eacc in and for Heybura pre- of Is
Lincoln county, State of Ida fund
ls presented to the board and r.,
ID approved and C. C. New of 10
hereby appointed as Justice frrd
Peace and his bond is sp Fro
! snce {
petition Of Joseph wscch Cure,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-04-26

OHss Nassi"' suPPisee ROADS
rsconsidersd, Q 80
Nelsop Dudley, road work, 9i
The claim Of Porter Haddsn on
tbs Scalp Bounty fund fer el.m
was disAllowed.
II is hereby ordered that herein
Gfter any furniture or materials
needed for the court house and
county Jail will be purchased bv
the board At their regular sessions:
any supplies needed during the
quarter will be purchased by the
commissioner Of the district. ex-
cepting the order made heretofore
At the January session, whereby
the officers must file their reousi-
lions for Office supplies with the
clerk.
1t appearing to the board TINT
he saloon of C. w. Howeth & Co
t Hagerman, Idaho, is sond scted
n a manner not quiet and orderly.
be license Of said c. w. Howeth
Co, to operate such saloon is
ereby revoked ard the sheriff ia
ereby ordered to close said saloon.
once.
Claims allowed on tie Crrrent
1pense fund:
c. Jones, team lire, 1852
" " board & lodging 81
" K Il fare and in.
cidental expenses, i72
. w. H. Marshall, medical
attendance upon quarsn-
Continued On pass 4.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-04-26


The petition of w. Van Iror
and others asking that a road |
4 opened and established on the sec
ton line between Vader and Gree
and extending easterly, was order
ed laid over until tha next meetin
q of the board.
= The petition of II. c Gillesp;,
and others asking the board 70 ap
:. point Leroy G. connelY as Over.
seer OF roai district Ne. 10, was
submitted and it is ordered that
said petition be approved and he
is appointed as overseer and his
bond is hereby approved.
The petition of residents OF road
district No. 4,asking that the board
appoint James Barnett as overseer
OF road district No. 4, was present.
cd, s1amined and sppzus.i and
James Barnett is hereby appointed
~ overscsr Of district No, 4.
The following Official bonds were
examined and approved:
Alva White, constable Of Mini
doka precinct.
A. F. Mckay, justice of the peace
OF Pagari precinct.
c. T. Gustin. ovsrsssr Of road
district No. 8.
Otis Z. syster, ovsssser Of roa
District No. 5.
W. H. Loring, Overseer Of road
District Ne. I3.
Austin N. Conklin, Justice Of the
Peace Of Hagsrman precinct.
The following claims were taken !
up. considered and allowed on the l.
Current Expense fund, except. as
asfsinaftsr stated: Z
Smith, balance due on prem
ium on bond 5o
l. Fuller. premium on bond s. oo =
v Adams. Justice fees (recon- :.
si.lcresD 10 or -
focksrover's Aer. Co., disalle~-
~ 1890 ~
toctsFower'' Nsr. Co., supplisa 95 II
urdum 4 Millsaps. coal. 7y9, /,
. &. Nelson, constable fsse, II ~
A sesls. digging psujer's Rrays s
'hn Koets. salary re0 %,
lush q Coltharp, telephone to
Hagerman and Bliss O j,
eminEssn Typewriter Co., sup- r,
piies and furniture, H,s 7
-. SssSison. earpon ter work, "a 20 "
''1sssRtsn Typ. Co.. furniture ",
Dist. Court, .5 ~
'rry " Anderson, salary, 400 I'm,
9 Jsnes, salsry. SIS q.
regular deputy, e25 y r
'eExrowsss xsr. Co., supplies, Is 40 Ed
issllowed, TX :,
rrv /" Anderson each advanced 90 30 m
rid Ennis, jussics ices. $ sbo.
Jones, special jailor and J.ni- At
'r, disalIowed, 1900 Ea
Brennan. plans. specifications IS 20 n.
shsr Co.. COPPER. 36 10 Ew
Jones. janitor. 45 K.f
xh q Diu~ Ca physician sally. 22s Ed c
II. ksneh- teap dire Nor
dissIles~d s 90 49,.
I BauEh. cor0ksr. "a 25 qua
Bebb, witness fess Justice c.. 10 IS Aes's
Rowley, juror cert. Coroner '''Is
quest. disallowsd, 1900 o'n'
Rowlcy. Medical services 10 Afs.
mar d;s,,,o, .. % init
Ro~lev, Profes. services At
R,~,.x wv
appearing to the board that AIM
is now balance in certain C w =
s which is no longer required Purdu
in, it is hereby ordered that re''
Iuditsr and Treasurer make inc
blowing transfers, to-wil: roy a.
pm the Garrent Expense fund cihc'
O4 to the Cu,rsn. E,n.n.. and th
of 1906. Tho
>. th. c m. ton
os - a. w Fou,
Il 1909 p"'e April
m III al. u, -, Full
/, ha ant TO ,
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boliptiGhlid al Der Grippe oorl1ieoer.
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ben 9llrenugcbGuoen madlt lid Dos
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biing aus. Glid, iino d)rontihe Nii.
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foloc Der Grippe.
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.fpr0crlidl lit INN einc SPECIALIZATION
5uiammcn5ltbrin0en mo Die Srgoni.
iation 81 erm0QIi6en. @enn sic
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5llbcrufcn, 10 Wcr0e i'd mGbren0 zines
lpld)en 3citruumc9 pm brei @o6en
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iiinf Coacn cine ioId)c 8eriiigung
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Grltppcn loiort nud ibren friibercn
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6ronciaco, Die &~erfii9unq be3iiglif
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normtc Spc5ials@onmtillion melda
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mtIi0r &ulprcncc ., Wtltrrop, ser
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Smith u1o Scr Nrbcita .Gomnilidr
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@criht loltten miro, iOllr0c nidt5
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der er cine Spc5inllibltng Der Scgis.
lotllr or5llorOnen bot fnuS Die @ul-
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nit, cr babe poiitip Nohridt, ooB lid
@ouDcrneur Sparfs gum @inbcruicn
elmer Grtralibun0 entid)loIicn babe.
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Mapur Scnbnrn'S @crmcnonna.

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sSprberun0ell eillQctrctcn' ict, 10 fiihlc
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&fcibcr fiir @lInbinc.

Garrett Sn0.. -. Gc5cmbcr.-
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Iieilen Glei0ern pcrjicbt.
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Sie 6anamufaual Sd)lcuicn.

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qcItcrn iein eo0Ogcmebr gelfllltert
rno lit in gegIeitlrtg bon Dltnclc
9id"WicGon einem oltcn iorbigen
Gicucr, bon Eloin Geoling binou2.
gc3ogclL Inn olti milOc S%rlitbabne 5ll
jogcn. Gr bate cincs Der beIten
YfcrOe bon Eoiepb @ilmcr 81 bicient
,}pcdc beiticgen. Ser SagOgrunO
licQt iiInf MeIicn iilOoltlid) pon @inc
&uot iiber eilcm 9crgpioo ienieitS
nom 0nr0more Niucr.
Mdbrcno ser Er0iioent aui Bic
%Sugo 500. mar 6ei 0illfaiefrctGr Nc
@rem BON oca E%rGii0cntcn 9eunlten.
itob bier cine GcpeiGe aus Dem N3ci-
Bcn Ndllie eingctroiien unO inrcrbolb
elmer Stlln0e bcfano iiG Mc@rem III
BcQleitlung 0cs northumberland
Sloon in cinen MuQen ulri Der 6ohrt
'lnd) 0cnl rs MCilcn cl1tierntcn Eiuc
Anot. Ir. MirCp unO &crmit Hooic.
pcit crleNtcn nm Worqcn nlebrere So
icn.
Sn 5oGQe Itnrfen @inoes fonnte ser
Yrdiioent fcincm Scr idcucn 81
get bis olf ShuBpcitc nnbc fonrmcn.
Gr fcbrtc batter pbnc Su9bbcllte bcinl.
Sralt Hopicpclt uttcrnobm inn 2oltfc
GcS Nodmitto0S cincn Spn5icrritt
III 9eglcitulg bon Eoiepb Milmcr.
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YrGnoc.

SrcSno, Gul., %. 9c;.-Gin gro
Ber 9rolb miitbet IN Dem StGotdcn
Goolinoa, 90 Meilcn bon bier, al Der
.Sulttbcrn Encific.0ohn" gelegen.
GuS St0btfcn bilbet oos Selcentrl,nl
bon Silo4Galifornien.
@reenbuh Minn. %. Sei. =
Sll Dem groBcn @cidGfte BON u. y.
Hllfomsfp lit Elm @rono oltsgcbro.
der, scr oos gauge @ei6dftspiertcl
5erltortc. Sduoen $4,000.
Scottle, @oib, %. Ge5.-5eller
5eritortc bas r@oibington &inbcr-
hcim"in South Senttlc. 3mei Sinner
perbranntcn uno Die Soritebcrin.
Sroil Wtinnie Wpcrs, crlitt idNpere
@ronolumoen. Cine SogmGrterin,
81. u. g. Sill, iprong aus eincm Scr-
tier ullo trltg bnbei Gerletungen o.
Don.
G%bicogo, Su., 90. 9eS. - S[n
Der 5S. S(pcnlie mo @eIt Srning Yorf
Noulcproo lit Dos Normegiih.2 ntbc-
riid)c ainberhcim nicocrgcbromnt.
&eincS ser IN Ser InitoIt ultcr9e-
brohtcn ainber, etlpoe iiber 100, or
lit Sdoocn. Won brod,te sic oboud)s
loien Ginbcr 5u Sonlilien IN ser No6-
borihoft.
Glcpelunb, o. %. Gej. - Gic
AroBc &iiferci Der .Sionooro Gil
80" on gronbmop mo Olt "a. Str.
lit burd Ieltcr 6critort luproen. Ger
Sfoocn miro ouf $4,000 acidGBt..
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S6itoampfcr gcitranoet.

Nep. SrleonS, ga, 30. Gc}.
- Gincr &abclOcpcld)c al bic Ylln;-
tc0 6rltit 60" 5ufolgc lit Der Can't
pier slips" ouf Der 6abrt bon bier
noA Eorto Gortc5 ollf bcnl @lopcrS
&iii an Scr &iiIte bon SpaniitsS on'
bltroS onigefobren urb iibt icIt. SilIic
lit pOn Bort 9cli5e gcionot moroen.
Sllif Dem jest gcItranOeten Gamptcr
bobcn Dor sem Iagcn 8iaiam g0lcr
un0 Woic5 Sdmart sic hicii9c Stont
ncr!olicn. Npler lit HraIioent ser
oStotc Notionolbonf] uno SdmarB
Trdii6cglt Scr ~Sbpqrk 6oillorp
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