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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-03-22
BONNER COUNTY OFFICERS.
Appointments Made by the Cover
nor last week.

Governor Gooding at o'clock,
March IA, appointed the Officers for
Bonner county. In SO doing be was
governed by the law passed at the
close of the session, prohibiting men,
bers of the legislature from accepting
offices they assisted In creating, thus
leaving out Representative Taylor,
author Of the division bill, who was
10 the race for auditor, and j. G. Fin
stad who had offered to accept the
appointment for assessor.
The officers appointed are:
Auditor, Ignatz We'll of Standpoint.
Sheriff, Edwin Doust Of Boomers
Ferry.
Assessor, Frank II. Luce of New.
port.
Probate judge, Geo. r. Barker of
Standpoint.
Treasurer, Andrew Christensen of
Laclede.
Attorney, Peter johnson Of Sand
point.
Superintendent, James II. Ramsey
Of KOotenai.
Coroner, VIM. Knapp of Hope.
Surveyor, John X. Ashley, Jr., Of
Standpoint.
Commissioners, V. w. Roth Of
Clarks Fork, John =. Dunn of Nor
avia and A. j. Clark of Granite.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-03-22
Commissioners Proceedings

March 4.-Commissioners Edwards,
Clark and Dunn. Bills allowed:
G J Shoemaker old check s 467
Interstate Tel Go telephones 1877 65
] f Enders road supplies 104 so
A number of official bonds of road
overseers and justices and that Of ].
M. Busby, county commissioner ap-
pointed by the governor, were ap-
proved.
The following saloon license bonds
were approyed: Ed Gibson, Leonla;
G.. A. Sherman, Lakevew.
A II Graham was appointed over
seer of road district SO, and Z L
Rockwell of district Al.
j. II. Kennedy was appointed justice
cf the peace of Post Falls. l Fl Neil
and Frank Quick were appointed JUS
tices of Newport, and VIM Geary con.
stable.
The board approved the petition of
of S II Watkins for permission to lay
water pipe line along the roads in
district AZ and the streets of Athol
for a period of 20 years.
The board granted the protest of
the Great Northern Ry Co against
granting license for saloon at Al
bany falls. 1t rejected similar pro.
test against a saloon at Pack river.
The board rejected the petition of
LG Willis and others for the i'm
provement of the Cougar Gnlch road.
The following bids to construct the
Priest River bridge were found on
flle: Martin Gilbertson, $3l25; o Z
Peppard, iron work 1915, timber work
1915, material, etc 5000 The con
tract was awarded to Peppard.
A number of tax sale certificates
were ordered cancelled.
March l5.-Bills allowed:
JP Dunn county comms'r $l76 81
JK Ashley, Jr. surveyor 100 y;
w Ramsey county supt. 23o 81
c 3 Klopf supplies y "
F" burial county charges 85 81
J w Ramsey expenses 53 o.
g IA 81
CR Klonf sunplies AZ
II Kellner janitor oo
= OR Shern assist teachers exam l6
, Peter johnson county attorney 23O 3
80 expenses As
' John Creushaw supplies for Jail 4
S re Egbers assist teachers eX. 10
| Shaw s. Borden supplies 80
D H G Traue constable ~ I
D EW Wheelan justice fees 81
Paul Wilcox 80
Al Clark co. commissioner 143 3
o Bushong & Co supplies 20
L Esch livery 20
= r Palmer juror q
journal county printing lo9
EN- Bower burial CO charge go
d Culp Bros publishing 2:
g Carrie Locking balance on bill
t idaho Mer Co supplies 10
Z (ooNrINUED ON PAGE Two)
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-03-22
NO CASE ON RECORD

There is no case on record Of a
cough or cold resulting in pneumonia
or consumption after Foley's Honey
and Tar has been taken, as it will
stop your cough and break up your
cold quickly. Refuse any but the
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar In a
yellow package. Contains no opiates
and is safe and sure. Red Cross Drug
Co., D. D. brennan, prop.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-03-22
STATE and COUNTY NEWS.
Items of Interest Gathered
From Exchanges.
OF INTEREST TO IDAHOANS.
Events and Industrial Progress
Of the Week.
A lodge of Odd Fellows was insti-
tuted at Twin Falls last week.

N (uRc vi Ouu ISiAO"S ''oS 1880
tuted at Twin Falls last week.
Strawberries from Texas are re-
ported in the Boise market selling for
40 cents quart box.
The state horticulture is preparing
a report covering the last two years.
II will be a volume Of 275 pages and
will be a valuable text book on Ida
hos resources.
In the case Of Chas. II. Meyer, VIM.
B. Haywood and G.. A. Pettibone,
Judge Wood at Caldwell on Monday
oyerruled the motion made by the
defense to dismiss the case.
State Treasurer Hastings has re-
ceived from the national government,
$6520 27, income of forest reserves up
to June 80, 1906 The amount will
be apportioned 10 percent to the gen.
eral road fund and % percent to the
common school fund in accordance
with a law passed by the recent ses-
sion of the legislature.
Dennie Laferneie left for Rathdrum
Wednesday 1t is expected that his
case will be one of the first to he
called at the present term Of court.
lie is charged with the murder of
Bert Erbs whom he shot at Santa last
October. Laferneie is we'll known In
this section and is looked upon as less
criminal than fool.-St. Maries Ga
zette.
State Superintendent of Public In
struction Miss Belle Chamberlain has
prepared special days program in
pamphlet form for the use of the
teachers throughout the state. which
will be Of material assistance to them
in the observance of Peace day. Me-
mortal day. Flag day and other spe-
cial days that are usually made the
occasion of appropriate exercises in
the schools.
Governor Goodng last week ap-
pointed Mayor J. A. Pinney and Mrs.
L. +. Carter, both Of Bolee, as the
first two OF the three directors of the
State Historical society, authorized
by the late legislature. The third
member will be from north Idaho but
has not yet b3en appointed. Govern
or Gooding will announce the ap
pointment in due time, and give tht
board a chance to get together ant
start the work of the society.
The various counties of the stat
have been paying up their proportion
of state taxes fairly we'll though tn
majority Of them have not yet settled
in full. According to The books o
the state auditor and state treasure
seven of the 81 counties of the stat
have settled practically in full. Thes
counties are Washington, Shushone
Oneida, Lincoln, Custer, Bingham
and Bear Lake. The other cOuntie
still owe sums ranging from abou
$1,000 to O,O0O of the years portion
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-03-22

Fruit Inspector Evans of Umatilla
county, Ore, IS advising the fruit
growers of that region that now is
the time to spray for the San Jose
scale. which was quite prevalent there
last season.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-03-22
RECOGNIZED CHAMPIONS
Rathdrum Girls Lead Pan
handle in Basketball.
TOURNAMENT LAST FRIDAY
Ceur d'Alene Girls Defeated
Score 10 to O..


Score 10 to o.
Their friends are prouder than
ever of the Rathdrum high school
girls basketball players known as
the "Tiny Terriers. In a one
sided game here last Friday night
they defeated the Coeur d'Alene
high school girls by a score Of lo
to and are now the recognized
champions of the panhandle. The
game was played according to boys
rules pursuant to suggestion by
the Coeur d'Alene team when it
accepted the challenge, and the
terriers" began the game with
some misgivings, having estab-
lished their previous reputation
chiefly by playing girls rules.
However, it did not take them
long to find that fortune had not
deserted them. In both halves
they scarcely allowed the ball to
get away from their end of the
court. The Coeur d'Alene girls
played good team work. Their
failure to shoot goals was attribu-
ted to excitement.
Three other games were played
at the same tournament, the first
of these being between the Rath-
drum high school boys and the
Post Falls "Posters- The game
was fair, but one sided owing to
the superior work of the "Posters"
who won by score of 20 to I3.
Larson was star for the "Posters,
making 18 points, while Sylvester
shot 13 for Rathdrum.
The "Posters" then defeated
the Coeur d'Alene eighth grade by
score of 9 to 8.
The final game was fast and in.
teresting. 1t was between fht
/ Coeur d'Alene team and the Rath
!, drum "Soldiers," the teams ap
pearing to be well matched, ane
some beautiful plays were made
The first half ended with the scor'
4 to 3 in favor of Coeur d'Alene
but at the beginning of the secone
the "Soldiers" shot three goal
from the field before their oppon
ents had scarcely touched the ball
In its most interesting stage tn
game was interrupted by violen
alteration which suddenly too
place between two of the specta
tors, and the game was stopped
the score standing 9 to 4 in favo
of Rathdrum.
| During the entire evening tn
players of both teams behave
we'll.
| G. E. Nevers was referee an
Herbert Webster umpire for a
the games, their work being highl
acceptable throughout.
AS previously decided the Ratf
drum teams will play no MOI
games this season and will refus
all challenges until next winter.
There was large attendance
; spectators and "rooters." all II
reserved seats being sold.
: LINE UPS.
Ratndrum High School Boys-Sl
vester and Crenshaw, forwards; Bee
ley. center; Schuldt and Sage, guarC
Post Falls High School Boys LIT
son (made Is goals) and Warden, ft
a wards; Knudson, center: Frsem
a and Dunbar, guards. Dunbar 2 goa
y Rathdrnm High School Girls
Il Grace Thomas and Poler, forwart
If Lena Thomas, center; Johnson a
Ie Ncolai, guards. Goals made, by I
a ler, IL; by Lena Thomas, 8.
IS Occur d'Alene High School Girls
g Crawford and Baldwin, forWar
Seymour, center; Paulus and M;
toon, guards.
ttSoldiers"-Haasch and Sulliv;
IS forwards; Spoerry, center; Thon
and Saunders, guards. Goals,
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-03-22

The Washington legislature has
enacted a direct primary law.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-25

Until the time comes whex e win
.se necessary 20 connect Bisbee and
DouEfsa with an electric car line,
which ought not to be very far In the
future. the necessity for naking and
maintaining . good automobile road
between the two cities is urgent and
the forming Of an association for that
purpose in Douglas was a step in the
right direction. Mayor Gavin of Bis
bee has been elected president Of this
good road association and he will have
the assistance of all those in both Bis
bee and Douglas who are now or
may hereafter become owners Of auto
mobiles. Such a road would make
possible a quick trip between these
two cities at any time which would
be a great convenience and would Of
ten meet urgent necessities.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-25
ENFORCE ANTLeAMsLINe.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, Dec. "a
That Governor Curry and Attorney
General Hervey propose to see that
tn anti-gambling law, which goes into
effect January /, is rigidly enforced
is evident from a circular letter sent
out today to the various district at
torneys Of New Mexico
Not only will the various forms OF
gambling specifically mentioned in the
act be prohibited but mechanical gam
bling devices, commonly known as slot
machines, are also under the ban in
pursuance of an opinion rendered a
few days ago by the attorney general.
The district attorneys are instructed
to advise the authorities in their re-
spective districts regarding the strict
enforcement OF he antigambling law
and the prompt prosecution Of any Of
tenders. The circular letter relating
to the matter follows:
Your attention is called to Chapter
81 OF the acts OF the legislative assem-
bly, for the year 1907, prohibiting gam
bling IN the territory of New Mexico
The governor requests that all the
district attorneys see to Il that this
Law is properly enforced, and that you
advise the proper county officers, In
Gliding the sheriff. 30 see that all vio-
iztions thereof are promptly dealt with
according to law. and along this line
I refer you TO the opinion heretofore
rendered and sent you in regard 70
slot machines, and In order that there
may be no confusion l submit 10 you
the following observations:
Under section OF said act every
game that Is named, Of course, Is pro
hibited, and not only those games. but
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-25
CHRISTMAS IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. "a
The plans Of President Roosevelt and
his family for the celebration OF
Christmas have been completed and
the party, which will be merry one,
viii be exclusively family affair. The
day will be celebrated in the usual
manner. The first thing on the pro-
gram will be the exchange Of presents,
for which highly important proceeding
the children and other members or the
family probably VIII assemble IN the
library Immediately after breakfast.
The younger ones, however, will prob
ably decline to wait until after the
morning meal to inspect the multitude
Of gifts in store for them.
II the president follows the routine
which has marked each Christmas day
since he became an occupant of the
white house he will attend service In
the Dutch Reformed church. Mrs.
Roosevelt and the children will walk
over TO St Johns Episcopal church
for the morning service.
The president is expected to go rid
ing in the afternoon, and in the even
ing there will be a family dinner par
ty. Il will consist OF the president,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lougworth, Captain and
Mrs. Cowles, the presidents brother
in-law and sister, the Roosevelt child
rem, and possibly one or two intimate
friends Of the family.
Nearly all the members Of the cabi-
net have arranged to spend the day
ar their homes in this city and most
Of them viii entertain guests. Prac-
ticaIly all OF the embassies and le-
cations will have parties or Christmas
trees in celebration OF the day.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-25

all games Of like character, and you
should always resolve the doubt In
favor of the people Of the territory
and proceed with prosecution If there
is any doubt, and the act not only in
cludes the games named, and games
of like character, but in addition to
those. any other game played with
dice or cards.
"A game as used in this statute
means one at which money or other
property Is or may be won or lost.
and banking game is a game con
Quoted by one or more persons where
there is fund against which every
body has right TO bet, the owner Of
the bank being responsible for the
payment of all the funds, taking all
that Is won and paying all that is lost,
and therefore the question as TO
whether the house has a rake-of or
percentage is not material"
Attorney General Hervey has also
sent another circular letter TO the
several district attorneys of the terri
tory requesting them TO desist in the
practice which has been in vogue for
some time Of appearing as counsel for
the defense IN criminal cases on trial
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-25
ARIZONA SHOULD
MAKE A SHOWING.


REV Mexico Is going ahead in q
systematic and energetic manner max
nag ready to present to congress early
- January her claims for separate
sss Independent statehood. IL is an
nosneed that . delegation of New
Mexico citizens, 100 strong. will go TO
tsa national capital at the opportune
time and appear before the house and
senate committee on territories, at
which time they viii present an ar
rag OF facts which wiz clearly prove
that. according to all precedents, our
sister territory is entitled to admIs-
sisa to statehood at this session.
Perhaps all these efforts will be in
vain. but a united effort on the par:
Of the people Of New Mexico win have
It's effect, and il admission is not Sc
cured at this session. the effort made
wfli shape the future, and it is adj
nitted by all parties that the time
is very near, II not at hand, when
New Mexico is to be taken into the
union
The people of Arizona should not
be oblivioas to what is going on in our
sister territory. There is no occasion
for the territory OF Arizona to take a
back seat when 1t comes time for the
presentation of territorial claims for
statehood. II New Mexico is entitled
to admission, then certainly Arizona
is entitled to the same fair treatment
and consideration. Arizona exceeds
New Mexico in taxable wealth; Ari-
zona exceeds New Mexico in Ameri-
can population; Arizona is the equal
of New Mexico in its timber, cattle
and mineral resources and looking at
the question from purely selfish po-
litical standpoint, neither party would
have any advantage in a general cleo
ton. II the republican program is for
the admission Of New Mexico it will
be apparent to a majority of the fair
minded congressman that there is no
good exc1-e fer longer keeping Ari-
sona IN territorial bondage.
Arizona and New Mexico are the
only two remaining territories on the
continent For many years they have
been entitled to admission, judged by
the standard of other states at the
time of their admission. Arizona and
New Mexico have time and again
proven their right to independent self
government Arizona and New Mexico
are both entitled to self-government
and separate admission to the union.
but Arizona should not sleep on her
rights. All things come TO him who
waits, but they come quicker if we
go after them.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-25
CHRISTMAS WITH ROYALTY

LONDON, Eng. Dec. 24.-The in
creasiDg number Of unemployed will
cast something of a shadow over
Christmas IN England this year.
though so far as the bulk OF the popu-
lation is concerned the Yuletide fes-
tivities will be as full Of joy and mirth
as usual The stores have been
packed for a week, and nearly all lines
OF business have enjoyed good holt
day trade.
The Prince and Princess of Wales
and other members of the royal fam
lily have Joined King Edward and
Queen Alexandria at Sandringham for
the Christmas festivities. There will
be huge tree laden with presents for
the children. aud the distribution viii
be made by Father Christmas in the
person of an admirably disguised re
tainer of the royal household. At the
end Of the week the gifts from the
Christmas tree intended for the mem
bers OF the household STAFF, tenants
and some OF the employees Of the es-
tate will be distributed personally By
Queen Alexandra. In addition TO these
little remembrances the widows and
poorer Iaborers at Ssndringham will
all receive presents OF beef and coal
and articles OF clothing.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-25
JOHN MORLEY.

The Ri. Hon. John Morley, the emf
nent English statesman who is
strongly opposed to the House OF
Lords, was born at Blackburn, Lanca-
shire, December "a, 1888. He was ed
ucated at Cheltenham College and ar
terward at Lincoln College, Oxford.
He entered the law and was made a
barrister in 1878. Striving for a politi-
cal career he ran for parliament at
Newcastle-on-Tyne in 1888, was elect
ed and served this borough until 1895.
The following year he was elected to
parliament for the Montrose borough
and represents them still He has
twice been chief secretary for Ireland
and in the present Liberal cabinet is
secretary of state for India He is an
author and is considered one of the
ablest statesmen in the Liberal party.
Among his literary work he has writ
ten lives of Edmund Burke, yoltaire.
Richard Golden, Rousseau, Oliver
Cromwell and Gladstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-25

still the fayorite Of the Arizona de-
mocracy. He has lost none Of his pop
ularity with the rank and file. Dur
ing his long and honorable service in
Washington no one has ever dared TO
charge that Mark Smith has betrayed
the trust imposed in him. The news
err reason for Mr.. o'Neiii's candidacy
other than the fact that Colonel Ran
dolph. president Of several railroads
In Arizona. said in an interview that
he stiii favored Mark Smith for con-
gress. A lingo" campAisn will fall
short OF the mark.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-25
LAUNCHING ~
JiNeo CAMPAIGN.

The democratic press of Phoenix,
engaged just now in launching the
Eugene Brady o'Neill boom for con-
sress, is playing a game Of lingo" in
an attempt to create the impression
that the railroad and mining compan-
les are opposed to his nomination. An
interview with Colonel Epes Randolph
Ia Phoenix this week was exploited TO
show that the o'Neill boom was being
launched without any expectation of
assistance from such men as Ran
dolph.
According to Phoenix newspaper,
Colonel Randolph took occasion to say
that he favored Mark Smith. This
was seized upon and used to convey
the idea that the railroad interests of
the territory was antagonistic to Mr.
o'Neill. But to the unbiased reader
that conclusion does not naturally fol-
For twenty years Marx Smith has
been the favorite Of the democrats Of
Arizona for delegate to congress. This
fayoritism has not been confind to any
one particular democrat, whether he
happened to be railroad president or
a prospector in the hills. In almost
every convention Marx Smith has
been the unanimous choice Of the
democrats assembled. and not know
ing whether Mark Smith is a candi-
date for reelection or not, it was nat
urai for Mr.. Randolph 70 say that he
was stiH for Mark Smith for congress
as be has been ia every election. The
Phoenix newspapers VIII receive the
same answer from ninetenfhs Of the
democrats Of Arizona II they win take
the trouble to interview them as they
arrive In Phoenix. Mark Smith is
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-25

way. first in London, opened to traf
fic.
1s51-Library OF congress and part
OF national capitol at Washington
burned.
1863-Williame Nakepeace Thack-
cray, English novelist, died. Born 1911
1S73-Johns Hopkins, founder OF
Johns Hopkins University at Balti-
more, died. Born May 10, 1875.
IS99-Britfsh steamer Ariosta
stranded on Cape Hatteras with loss
OF twenty-one lives.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-25

in the federal courts. This communi-
cation follows
The governor asks me to request
that hereafter the district attorneys in
New Mexico do not defend criminal
cases In the United States courts. This
has been done in the past and no OBJ
lection has ever been raised, and has
been done by some Of the best officers
of the territory but in the future the
governor desires that this practice be
discontinued as some complications
might arise therefrom."
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-25
DECEMBER "a.

17z5-Benjamin Rush. physician
general In the American army, born.
Died April 10, 1913.
1s00-Attempt to assassinate Ma
poleon Borapsrtsl
1S03--Marriage of Jerome Bona
parte and Elizabeth Patterson.
1822-Matthew Arnold, English writ
er, born. Died April Is, 1888.
1S37-Empress Elizabeth OF Austria
born. Assassinated September TO-
1899.
1sss-London and Greenwich rail-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-25

The people Of Pinal county should
not permit the San Carlos reservoir
proposition to become shelved in the
interior department in Washington
With the completion OF the Tonic dam
proposition the San Carlos reservoir
should be the next Arizona irrigation
project to be carried out
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-25

You cannot more satisfactorily OBJ
serve the birth Of the Savior than by
remembering the poor.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-25

While there are no known vacancies
there are several known aspirants for
federal positions in Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-25

For Review lob and Dusiness Off
call phone 30.