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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-02-01
Commissioners Proceedings.
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1907. Said bids must be sealed and
filed with the clerk OF this board on
nr before the 6th day OF April, 1907,
at 10 o'clock a. III.
In the matter of advertising for
bids for ferryman Laclede.
At this time it was by the board
ordered that the clerk be authorized
TO advertise for bids for ferryman at
Laclede for one year from and after
the second Monday Of April, 1907.
SAID bids TO be sealed aud filed with
the clerk OF this board on or before
the 9Th day OF April, 1907, at 10
O'Clock a. M.
In the matter of advertising for
bids fsr ferryman at Bonnery Ferry.
At this time it was by the board
ordered that the clerk be authorized
TO advertise for bids for ferryman at
Boomers Ferry for one year from and
after the second Monday OF April,
1907. Said bids must he sealed and
filed with the clerk OF this board on
or before the 9Th day OF April, 1907,
at 10 o'clock a. m.
At this time the board approved
the bond of Robert Lang 10 the sun
Of sixteen dollars for duplicate OF cur
rent expenses warrant No. 1884 series
OF 1906 in the sum of So and the aud
Itor Is hereby authorized to issue ;
duplicate Of said warranu In favor o
the said. Robert Lang Ia the said sun
Of s..
At this time the board took up tn
petition of NJ. Il. Mulvihill ant
others for county road described a
follows: commencing at the soutl
east post between secs 33 and "a
thence running about $50 rods; theme
running NV through draw eight
rods, thence north on the sec line be
tween p and % eighty rods TIC Cabi
net Station township IS, N. II.
West B. M. ending at Cabinet Station
After due elaboration the board 40
proved said petition and John X
Ashley, jr., T. j. Healy and r. S
Langley are hereby appointed view
ers to view out, plat and survey sal
road and make report thereof to thi
board.
At this time the hoard took up tn
petition of Geo. II. Gray and 2
Others for county change in the pr,
sent Moyea road described as follows
Commencing at a point IN the preser
county road about 80 rods south {
the Moyea bridge; thence southwes
erly following a grade up and alon
face of hill to the siding on the Spok
ane & International railroad at Moye
spring: thence crossing said railroa
and running southwesterly up an
along face of bench on grade cor
meet with present county road at til
most practical point, a total distant
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PETITION.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, of the First
judicial District of the State Of idaho,
in and for til, County Of kootenai.
In The matter OF the application for cnange
of name of Emma NJ. Quinn. Petitioner.
To the Honorable W, W. Woods Judge of
the First Judicial District. OF the state OF
Idaho, in and for the county Of kootenai.
The petition of Emma NJ. Quinn respect
fully shows:
That your petitioner was born at Grove
City, In Maker County, Minnesota, the 18th
day OF June, 1879, and does at this time re-
side ut standpoint, Idaho:
That her present name Is Emma NJ. Quinn
and that she hereby applies to the Honora-
BILE Court for u decree changing her name to
Emma NJ. Dahl:
That the reason for changing OF the name
OF your petitioner Isl that she was married
since said MAJ riage a divorce has been
granted dissolving the bonds OF matrinony
existing between your petitioner and the
said Quinn. and that the former and maiden
| name of your petitioner prior to her marri-
age to Quinn was Emma NJ. Dahl. and that
said decree OF divorce did not reinstate her
| former name to her, and that there Is no
issue Of said marriage. and that your petit
TONER wishes to have her former and maiden
name restored to her:
That the father of your petitioner Is living
! and is Carl II. Dahl. who resides at Rice, in
J the county of Stevens. state of Washington.
Wherefore your petitioner prays, that the
Honorable Court will during term of Court
appoint time and place for the hearing of
| this petition and that decree be granted
| changing the name OF your petitioner, and
| that she be restored to her former and maid
| Ell name of Emma NJ. Dahl.
Dated this 14th day of January. A. d.. 1907
EMMA M. QUINN
| r. II. GREENMAN. Petitioner
| Attorney for the Petitioner.
| T. D. Standpoint, Idaho.
| IO,-Et,
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OF abont lsmiies. Alter uue ouG-ia-
Grafton the board approved said pc
tition and John X. Ashley, jr. coun y
surveyor and G. II. s ,lomOn and Peter
Parker are hereby appointed as view.
ers, to view out, pa and survey said
road and make their report to this
b Jard.
At this time the communication OF
Paul NJ. Elder was taken up asking
for the cancellation OF tax certificate
No. % covering the 81 OF swl section
II, twp. so. range 5 west.
At this time the board approved the
petition OF the residents Of Post Falls
precinct for the appointment Of l.. Il.
Dittemore as justice Of the peace,
and 1t is hereby ordered that the said
l.. II. Dttemore be, and he Is hereby
appointed as justice of the peace in
and for Post Falls precinct upon his
taking the oath OF III ;e and furnish
ing the state Of Idaho good and
sufficient bond in the sum Of $500.
At this time the board approved
the petition Of the residents Of Ron
ners Ferry precinct for the appoint
ment of VIM. II. Emery as constable
and it is hereby ordered that the said
VIM. II. Emery be and he Is hereby
appointed as such constable in and
: for Boomers Ferry precinct upon his
qualifying according 70 law.
At this time the board approved
the treasurer and auditors report fol
the Fourth quarter Of the year 1908.
At this time the board approved
the application of Herman Kellner al
: janitor and 1t Is hereby ordered tina
. the said Herman Kellner be ard b.
= is hereby appointed as such janitor a
:, a salary Of $50 per month payable Of
:, the first Mondoy of each month.
= At this time the application Of I
!, L. Quarles, clerk of the district cour
for assistance In his Office for the en-
n suing term as follows: senior deput
=, at salary OF $1,000 per annum, jur
- Tor deputies at salaries OF $1,000 pc
no annum each, / clerk at a salary {
i $4,000 per annum and deputies a
;, lsalaries OF $50 per month came up II
- consideration and the board being {
the opinion that the volumn of bus
ness transacted by said Office justitie
the assistance asked for it is heret
" ordered that said application be graz
>" ted with the express UNDERESTIMATE
." that II the County shall be divide
y" that said force shall be decreased
80 correspond with the decrease Of Il
work IN said office.
TO- At this time the application
h.. Charles A. Mcdonald, sheriff for a
2 sistance In his Office came up for CO
IN. sideration, and the board being I
n. the opinion that the volumn OF bu
K. mess transacted by said Office justitl
8. the employment Of three assistant
W. 1t is hereby ordered that the sa
lid sheriff be allowed senior deputy
mis- a salary Of $1,000 per annnm and tv
Junior deputies at salary Of $40
ha per annum.
90 At this time the board rejected t
70 petition of the residents OF road oil
trict No. IL for change IN the sta
and Emida wagon road.
-, At this time the board adjourn
80 until Wednesday, January Is, 10
at 10 o'clock a. m.
=. CHAS. c. EDWARDS, Chairma
w., Attest: T. L. QUARLES, Cler
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Itching Piles,

II you are acquainted with anyone
Iwh is troubled with this distressing
afTment, you can do him no greater
favor than to tell him to highlander
lain's Salve. 1t gives instant relief.
This salve also cures sore nipples,
letter and salt rheum. Phi e % cents.
For sale by DR.. F. Wenz.
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Louis Denee wishes to inform

Louis Denee wishes to inform
the public, through the columns of
this paper that the total proceeds
of the play "The Prisoner Of
Zenda" which was produced at the
opera house last week, amounted
to over $40, and the expense was
500. He states that he can show
receipts for that amount.
D@ Subscribe for THE RATHDRUM
TRIBUNE. Only Sl.Oo per year. If
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NJ T. CHURCH-Rev, J. II. Martin. Pastor
Services every LIST and ord Sunday morning
at II o'clock IA M, and every Sunday evening
at 7:30 o'clock p. m; Epworth League at 6:ao
D. M. Prayer meeting every Wednesday at
1:3O o'clock p, m and Sunday school at 10 Il.
III. every Sunday.
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Officers Masonic Lodge.

Rathdrum lodge No. Al A. F. &
A. NJ, at their meeting held Jan.
2, installed the following officers
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

GERMAN NJ. f. CHURCH Rev. p. J
Sehnert. Pastor. Preaching every
Sunday at u a. M. Sunday School every
Sunday 10 a. m. Prayer meetings every
Wednesday evening ut 1890 p. M, in the old
Baptist Church.
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In the District Court OF the First judicial
District Of the State OF Idaho In and for
the County Of kootenal,
Edgar f. Wilcox, Plaintiff, Alias
Carrie f. Wilcox, Defendant. Summons.
The State OF Idaho.
To Carrie Z. Wilcox, the above named
defendant:
You are hereby notified that there Is now
on file III the Office of the Clerk OF the Dis
trict Court OF the FRS, Judicial District Of
said State. In Rathdrum, County OF kootenni
the complaint OF the above named plaintiff,
wherein a Judgment OF this Court Is prayed
for dissolving the marriage existing between
er divorcing plaintiff from defendant; and
granting to plaintiff the sole care control
and custody Of the minor children Of plain.
further relief as may seem just and proper
to the Court. Plaintiff alleges AS grounds
for demanding said Judgment that the said
defendant. disregarding her marriage VOWS.
and her duties and obligations aS the wife of
plaintiff. did, on or about the first day Of
December. A. D. 1905 leave and desert this
plaintiff wllfully, and with the intent then
| and there to desert this plaintiff ana aban-
| don plaintiff and not to return, TO plaintiff.
| aud that the said defendant did at said time
wilfully desert and abandon plaintiff wlth-
out cause or Justification for SO doing, and
| against the will and without the consent OF
| plaintiff, and has since said date. and up to
and for more than one year prior thereto,
continued to wilfully desert and abandon
plaintiff without cause or Justification there
| fore. and against the will and without tho
consent of plaintiff
You are hereby directed to
appear and answer to said complaint within
ten days after the service hereof. If served
within koetenai County, and within twerty
days, II served out Of said County. but with
in said judicial District. and within forty
days II served ont of said District exclusive
Of the day of service).
And you are further notified that unless
you appear and answer to said complaint. as
above directed. the plaintiff will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded In the
complaint
Given under my hand and the Seal OF the
District Court OF the First Judicial District
/ - OF the St ate Of Idaho in and for
i(SEAI\the County Of Kootenai, at Rath-
\0CNI drum this the II day OF January.
~ ~ A. D., 1907,
7. l.. QUARLES. Clerk.
By James A. Foster Deputy.
| G. I'll. pOTTs.
Attorney for Plaintiff
| Residence.and Post Office address
| Occur d'Alene Idaho. .Jl8-F2
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W ESTBOUSD
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department. OF the Interior
Land Office at Cgur d'Alene. Idaho,
January II. 1907.
Notice is hereby given that
MORTIMER GREEN.
of Granite, Idaho, has filed notice OF his
intention to make final five year proof ia
support of his claim. viz: Homestead Entry
No. 1872, made Jan3l. 1890 for the eIs nwlI.
VIZ neA sec IA. TIP. "a IL, rng. 3 ". b. M. and
that said proof will be made before A. w.
Post. $. Commissioner at Rathdrum.
Idaho. on March 10, 1907,
He names the following witnesses TO prove
her continuous residence upon and cultlya-
ton OF. the land. viz:
Oak Medically. John Queen, BENJAMIN
Idaho.
J25to M r. n. DUNN. Register.
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TIME CARD--RATHDRUM
EASTROUND

EASTROUND
Arrives Departs
No. 2 North Coast Limited 11.44 am il:A an
No. Twin City Express ll:35 pm II :35 pm
No. Burlington Train S:uS ami sos am
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ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the District Court OF the First Judicial
District OF the State OF Idaho, In and for
the County Of kootenai,
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. of the First
judicial District of the State OF Idaho,
in and for til. County of kootenai.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-16
PRESIDENT WILLING.
Would Like to Talk Over Matters
 With President Diaz.

San Salvador. Monday, April b. President Roosevelt has cabled Presi- dent Figueroa that in accordance with statements made by President Zcla- va of Nicaragua and accepting his as- surances that the war has ended. lie offers, with President Diaz of Mexi- co to arrange matters so that there will be no hostile agitation on the frontier between the forces of Salva- dor and Guatemala. President Roose- welt also says that these forces must be retired as soon as he and President Diaz. acting with the consent of Pres ident Figueroa. are able to give some assurances to President Zelaya of Nicaragua and President Cabrera of Guatemala. President Figueroa is dis posed to personally attend confer ence at Amapala to which he has been invited by President Zelaya in order to arrange firm basis for insuring permanent tranquility.
 President Roosevelt has placed the cruiser Chicago at the disposal of President Zelaya and Figueroa to make the trip to Amapala.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-16
BAILEY PAYS PENALTY.
Wife, Heroic to Last, Bade Him a
 Fearful Good Bye.

Wethersfield, April 16.-Henry G. Bailey, murderer of George H. Good ale, was led to his execution in the state prison at 12:05 this morning and nineteen seconds later he paid the penalty for his crime.
 Bailey showed no fear and walked with head erect, and in self-com- posed manner, between the two pris- on attendants from his cell to the scs fold.
 Arrived in the death chamber, the condemned man stepped on the spot indicated, the black cap, moose and manacles were quickly adjusted, and less than half minute after he had entered the room the signal was given, the drop fell and Bailey's life was forfeited for the killing in Mid- dletown, on July 6, last, of his em- ployer. It was remarked that Bailey had appeared in better health phy- sicaly and mentally this morning than when he entered the prison.
 The hanging was witnessed by the prison directors, rewspapermen and doctors according to the statute. The body will be buried in the prison.
 No one was with Bailey before his execution except the prison chaplain to whom he expressed his repentance and stated that he was rec0nciled to his doom.
 During the day Bailey's' wife vis- ited him and bade him goodbye.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-16
WORK FOR CALVIN.
Impressive Celebration Being Ar-
 ranged for Anniversary Day.

New York, April 16.-Invitations have been issued for conference at the Union Theological seminary, in this city on April IS. for the purpose of forming a committee to arrange for Americas part in the Calvin com- memoration to be held in Geneva in 1909, the fourth annual centennial of the birth of John Calvin.
 An impressive celebration Is being prepared for that year in Geneva. the principal feature of which will be the erection of monument. con- memorating Calvin's work and influ- ence. The movement as conceived and outlined by its promoters in Ge- neva is to be not primarily theologi- cal or local. but comprehensive and international: and the monument is intended as a permanent memorial of the influence of the reformer and his associates upon the modern world, from the broad point of view of his tory. England. Scotland. Holland, Germany and France. it is stated, will unite with Switzerland in the commemoration. The invitations for the conference here Thursday are signed by Charles Francis Adams. Ed win Anderson Alderman. William Adams Brown, Charles Wliam Eliot, Cyrus H. Mccormick, Frances Landey Patten. Oscar Straus, William Jewett Tucker and Andrew Dickson White.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-16
WATCH THIS FELLOW.
If a Strange Man Wants to Enter
 Your House Keep an Eve on Him.

Look out for some smart fellow who is reaping rich harvest among unsuspecting victims about town by calling at their places and renting a furnished room. He pretends to be lineman who has just come to town and although he has fine job he finds it hard to get the right kind of place to live in. Yesterday he rented place on South Elm street and then told the owner that his trunk was at the station and that owing to the fact that his foreman would not be here until tomorrow he wanted to know If she would ac- cept his ring as security for $1.75 which he wanted to pay railroad cnarges on his trunk. The ring was worth about 10 cents and the woman was too sharp 70 bite. He didn't seem to mind the idea of being re- fused and went away as though he intended to return and occupy the room. but that was the last seen of him about the place. The town is full of such people and housekeepers should be constantly on their guard. If the game works once in while he winds up with a pretty good days pay.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-16
WANT ANSWER Chicago Federation of Labor Waiting For President to
 Talk
WILL CALL ON HIM

Chicago, April 16.-One week having passed since the Chicago Federation of Labor sent its tele- gram to President Roosevelt and no answer having been received, the officials of the federation will at it's meeting tomorrow send a special messenger from Chicago to the White House to ask the nation s chief executive to verify the lan- guage credited to him in, reference to. Mover and Haywood as "undesir- able citizens"
 During the past week several ses- sions of the executive board of the federation have been held in the hope that an answer would be re- ceiyed from Washington and the ne cessity of taking further action in the matter would be averted.
 Mover and Haywood, to whom ref erence is made in the communica- tion,. are awaiting trial in Idaho, charged wi,li the murder of former Governor Steunenberg, and trial is set for May g.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-16
AWARD HONORS Lawrence PhIpps and Eva Sheri- dan Head Crosby High With
 Averages Over 90 OTHER GOOD MARKS


 This afternoon at meeting of the senior class of the Crosby High school the two highest honors were an nounced, Lawrence Phipps, yaledic- torian and Miss Eva Sheridan saluta- torian. Four or five more of the stu dents followed them up close with av- erages around ninety The difference between the average of the valedic- tOrian and the saluatOrian was one tenth, the vaIedictorian being ninety three and three-tenths and that or the saiHatorian being ninety three and two-tenths. The announcement or these honors was made earlier this year so as to give the pupils sufficient time for preparing their essays. In short time the class pins will be chos- ell and the class book will be gotten under way. and also the election of class officers. This year the writing of the class poem is open to any stu dent who wishes to undertake 1t. It is thought that by this method, better results will be obtained than If 1t were left to the person holding the position of class poet.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-16
THAW COUNSEL
Family and Prisoner Want to Gel Best For inc Next
 Attempt
MANY RUMORS AFLOAT

New York, April 16.-Harry K. Thaw finds himself to-day in rather unsettled state, legally speaking, Judging from present circumstances. There is considerable speculation as to who his counsel will be at his next trial, and almost as much as to whe- ther tentative plans to have him re- leased on ball will be successful. It Is considered significant that Dahlei O'Reilly of his counsel, in having the clerk of the criminal branch of the supreme court lock mp all the exhib- its produced at the trial, took step which would naturally be the part of the attorney of record. This followed a consultation between O'Reilly and the prisoner, and it is said to have been done with the prisoners writ ten authorization. Notwithstanding this. and Mir O'Reilly practically act ing as spokesman for ThaW, 1t Is re ported that Mrs William Thaw, tue prisoners mother, is directing the, choice of counsel and that she has asked ex-Goyernor Frank s. Black to assume full charge of the defense at his second trial. Then again, 1t is re ported that Lionel Adams, proini- nent Louisiana lawyer, or William Rand, jr, ex-assistant district attor- ney, will take that place.
 It is stated that after District Alt torney Jerome returns tomorrow and the question of bail is discussed with him, the entire Thaw family, with the exception of Mrs Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, will leave New York. The countess of Yarmouth will sail for England. Mrs William Thaw will go to Cres- cent, Pa, Josiah and his wife will go to Watchllf, R. l., and Mir and Mrs George Carnegie will make tour of the south.
 Evelyn Nesbit Thaw will continue to live at the Lorraine.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-16
CROWDS AT
 CONFERENCE Session of Peace Congress Was Largely Attended and Much
 Work Was Done
COLLEGE MEN THERE
The We'll Known Yale and Columbia Glee Clubs a Big Feature To-Day Many Receptions Arranged
 For This Evening.

New York, April 16.-The peace congress, so successfully inaugurated under the joint auspices of city, state and nation, will see it's busiest time to-day. Five regular sessions are scheduled as well as q conference and three receptions. Great crowds are attending the meetings and the senti- ments and ideas of the distinguished speakers in advocating worldwide peace are received with enthusiasm.
 To-day there will be a regular ses- sion devoted to .'the relations of wo- men to the peace movement" at Car negie hall at 10:30 o'clock. Mrs An na G. Spencer presiding. Mrs Julia Ward Howe and Mrs May Wright Sewall will be guests of honor.
 At 8 o'clock there will be another session at the Hotel Ast0r, addressed by Baron d'Estournelles, Oscar s. Straus, and others. The subject for the meeting is "Commercial and In dustrial Aspects of the Peace Move ments."
 At 4 o'clock i'll Carnegie hall there will be young peoples meeting. Among the speakers are w. T. Stead and Baron dEstournelles de Con stant.
 The Columbia and Yale Glee clubs will be present at the evening session at Carnegie hall at S15 o'clock. It will be a university meeting and will be. addressed by President Eliot of Harvard: Dr John Rhys. pro-chancel- Tor of the University of Oxford; the Rev E. s. Roberts, Miss Jane Ad- dams. Dr Felix Adler, Edwin D. Mead and Professor Edmund J. James of the University of Illinois.
 Another evening session will be held in Cooper union presided over by James Duncan of the Federation of Labor. The subject of the meeting is 'Organlzed Labor fin Relation to the Peace Movement"
 There will be conference of stu dent delegates ut Columbia university at 1O:30 o'clock, and receptions in the afternoon at the Barnard club, Car negie hall building: at Sherry's, and by President Nicholas Murray Butler and Mrs Butler, in Earl hall, Colum- bia university.