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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-04-25
JUDGE GOODWIN SAYS IT'S HUNBUG!
The Editor Of GOdwns Weekly says the Mormon Protestl-
lions Of Loyalty and to fQhew Politics is 4 Fare.

ness, reason ana persuasion do not
avail, what then? Suppose youns
Mormon was determined 10 start
business 10 opposition to the Coop
against the kindness, reason and per-
suasion and persisted Ia his design,
what theny But why discuss 1t, do
we not all known
Again as TO loyalty. Suppose when
the boys were all ready to start for
Cuba and the Philippines the pIesi-
dent Of the church bad gone TO the
train and said TO Major Dick Young
~ have had a revelation. desire
that you shall give up this COM
mand," does anyone doubt what he
! would have doneY
And he was educatedat West Point
and had thousand times pledged
his fealty to his country.
The address declares that the
church tmind the church AGAIN. has
been true to Its pledge respecting
polygamy.
All the same several apostles and
only the church records can reveal
how many more have taken plural
wives. men who had separated from
their plural wives when tile mani,
festo OF President Woodruff was pro.
claimed, have been ordered by the
apostles TO ''iive their religion; the
highest stations continue TO be 70,
served for polyeamists. every high
Office In hte church Is filled with a
polyagimist unless IL be In the case
OF Reed Smoot.
The truth is the manifesto has
never been looked upon as revela'
tion. 1t was issued on the advice OF
the church lawyers. Wilson and
Broadhead to get out OF a close place
II has never been published In any
Mormon book OF authority, but the
original revelation with all Its men.
ace to those who do not opey II, Is
the law OF the church TO-DAY
After all the professions, there Il
something reserved. 1t says: Should
political parties make wal upon the
church, or menace the civil, political
or religious rights Of its members,
ETC., then the church will combine.
Precisely: II a free American cries
out against what is illegal IN the
system or against its law breakers
such man Is an enemy who must bs
crushed.
The system Is not In the leas
changed from what II was whei
Brigham Young welded IL into pur
depotism. --Goodwin's Weekly.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-04-25

Notice is hereb, given that at , y. m on
the 18th day OF June 1907, at Salmon. County
OF I.cmh. State Of Idaho, before =. J. Demp,
sey, ~ =. proof will be submitted Of the com,
pietion OF works for the diversion oi "a cubic
feet per second Of the waters Of Columbia
Greek, and OF the application TO beneficial
use Of said water in accordance with the
terms and conditions OF Permit No ago
heretofore lsSued by the State Engineer 81
the State Of Idaho.
&. The name and postoftiee address Of
the person holding said permit is Jonathan
Black, yellow Jacket, Lrmhl County, Idaho
q. Said works Of diversion will be fully
completed on the date set iot such com.
pletion, and the amount ~ water which said
works are capable Of conducting 10 the place
Of intended use. IN accordance with the plans
accompanying the application Tor such per,
init, Is "a cubic feet per second.
3 The use 10 which said water has been
applied is domestic purposes, and the
amount applied 10 beneficial use Is ~ cubic
feet per second
T. The place where said water Is used il
Town OF Camp of yellow Jacket Lcmhi
County. idaho.
& The date OF priority which said uAeT IA
prepared to establish is February 4. 1907.
Jas. SfEPHENSoS, j..
State Engineer
| First pub. April IS. 1907.
| Last pub. May 9, 1907
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-04-25
asaaa
.Pnesmonia's Deadly Work

had so seriously affected my right
lung /" writes Mrs. Fannie Common,
OF Rural Route /, Georgetown,
Tenn. that l coagbed continuously
night and day and the neiRhbors' pre-
dicticn-co nsumption-seemed iney.
liable. until my husband brought
bone a bottle of DIR. Kings New
Discovery. which In my case proved
TO be the only real cough cure restor'
er of weak, sore lungs" When al
other remedies utterly fail. you may
still win 10 the battle against lung
and throat troubles with New Dis.
cosery, the real cure. Guaranteed
by Geo. W. Neither, druggist. Soc
and sl.oo. Trial bottle free.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-04-25

When the conference opened on
Friday OF last week a formal state
ment OF the position OF the church
was read and OF course endorsed by
the immense congregation. Every
thing In the way Of freedom was
promised to the people, polyeamy
was declared To be IN extremis; q
complete separation Of chaicb and
state was put down as a cardinal
principle; exterme loyalty to the gov
ernmeut OF the United States was
professed; any arbitrary power over
the people was denied: II was des
clared that nothing like commercial
ism or political rule attaches to the
church. The declarations would
make many heart glad in Utah IL
they were In fact true. The trouble
Is, every person OF mature age who
sat in that hall and listened knew
that when sifted down to the reality,
not one OF them was true as men OF
ordinary ability construe the English
language, and that unless an entirely
new programme has been determined
upon, the whole lapored address was
put out solely for the effect outside
of Utah and TO give Jack Mormons
In Utah something to harp upon.
All people who have read the Des-
eret News have heard the same
things reiterated from day to day for
years. Often 1t has dared outsiders
to prove their assertions against the
church. 1t Is all but miserable
play on words. That is, when the
address was read and confirmed by
the host present, that the News
would call an act OF the church. Bet
II tomorrow Joseph r. Smith should
find another Smirthwaite trying to
make salt 10 opposition to the church
salt CON pany and put the machinery
to work to have him declared as
filed with the spirit OF apostecy and
fired out OF church; not one word
would ever be wrung from the News,
except that by its priestly superiors
he had been adjudged as no longer
worthy to receive the fellowship Of
the church.
In the same way II Senator Smoot
comes up here next summer as he did
three years ago and merely says that
scme brother never thought OF before
for the position, Is To be nominated
and elected governor, the News will
insist that the church had nothing
to do with the matter, that the
people In regular order nominated
bin in convention and he was duly
elected by his party at the polls
If need be to elect him, II he Is a
democrat every dormon republican
will vote for him and vice versa
The position Is this: The iifteer
priests at the bead OF this Kingdom
are the church from day TO day, but
let one OF these with the full consent
Of the Others do anything which Il
contrary to the laws or the spirit o
our free government, II any indiR
nant Gentle charges the truth thel
the News holds up its stained hand
and cries, Thou canst not say tn
Church did it 1t has beer tb,
same way through all the wear
years.
In the same way arbitrary power I
denied, because its 1.-THE church
government Is a moral governmen
purely, and its forces are applies
: through the kindness, reason am
persuasion. But suppose the kind
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-04-25
Taft 10 Reply 10 Foraker.

Washington, April Ex-senator
Foraker will not go unanswered In
Ohio by the administration he has
attacked.
Secretary Taft has always spoken
in explanation OF the adwinistra.
tiou's policies In other states, and he
will make no exception Of Ohio.
IL is not probable that Secretary
TAFT will abandon bis visit 10 the
Philippines, but II Is probable that
be wiIl make more speeches In Ohio
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-04-25
For Sale

VIII sell for cash or bond two gold
quartz properties in good location,
fairly well developed. good values.
Call on or address
Dennis Coughlin OF "a. G. Ludwig,
Blackbird. Idaho.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-04-25

On road fund: Thos Wend build.
ing Shoup road by order board. 445. 90
Petition of F b Sharkey ct al for
appointment Of J " Shook Sr as road
overseer dist No 2 approved and bond
having been filed VISA approved and
he duly qualified by taking Official
oah. Bond filed for record. Petit
tion OF Vim Olinger ct al for appoint
ment Frank Marion disapproved
Bid Of II f Frost for county print.
ing approved
Bid OF Lemhi Herald disapproved.
Board adjourned to meet April 9th.
W c Smith, John Long,
Clerk. Chairman
April y. 1907.
Board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment Of yesterday. Members present
same as Of yesterday.
Resignation OF Levi b Bugbee ss
constable CT Salmon precinct accepted
Action OF Probate Judge In case Of
Isaac BaIlinger and Margaret Whip
pie for county aid approved.
Matter OF special levy for schoo
dist No ls laid over to uly meeting
1907.
DIR. w c Wbitwell appointed county
physician for the ensuing term.
Bond OF James Mayrick as roac
overseer Of dist No 10 approved ant
r Mayrick duly qualified by takinl
the official oath and bond iiled fol
record.
In the matter Of the taxes OF ) 4
Pollard and r NJ Pollard.
1t appearing TO the satisfaction o
the Board that there is row du'
Lemhi county for taxes from A
Pollard the sum of 1891. Is and from
r NJ Pollard si32 "a, total OF $685.
81 and 1t appearing that there Is du'
S A Pollard and r VI Pollard from
Lemhi county the sum OF $3.50 OF
after due consideration by the Boar
II Is ordered that said r NJ Pullaft
have a deed conveying all right It'll
and interest In land heretofore soil
to Lembi county. Deed executed q
said county July l6, 1901 and that al
taxes due up to this date be cancelle'
against said 5 A Pollard and y
Pollard and all bills due S A Polar
and + NJ Pollard from Lemhi count
up to this date be cancelled upon III
said r NJ Pollard and :. A. Polar
paying to the county treasurer th
sum OF $4,000.
Board adjourned TO meet Apr
10th.
W c Smith, John Long,
j. Clerk. Chairman
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-04-25

Three acres OF good land Joining
Youna's division on South, water
right Inquire OF W. II. Fowler.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-04-25


49,. .................. 1900
A. ID. Guy reg % names Rabbit
Foot precinct. ..... T.25
Pioneer Nero. Co Nose. -. 55.45
Alice Rees reg 81 names Yearian-
vIlle precinct. ........... li.25
School dist No. 3 rent school house
for Nov. election .... 500
Geo. W. Neither Mdse. 49,. $50
Salmon City Water Co water rent
ior Or ............-...... Ia. 90
Florence Morcom reg IS names
Ulysses prect. ............ I4.50
Lemhi Herald printing for or. 81. IS
J. ID. Black reg u names Yellow
Jacket prect. 500
+. p. McCracken reg 20 names Car
men prect. ............. 1900
p. +. Hines reg q names Black
bird prect. $500. $1,000. 5.25
r W. Morphey u sal and exp 4th
or l9O0. .................. los 90
Frank Lewis fixng booths Ulysses
PfcCt ....-....-....... QUO
School dist No. Is rent polling
place Ulysses prect ......... 500
Alice Mahoney reg IS names, rent
polling place and light and wood
Leesburg prect. ......... 1850
Chas. o. Lipe reg II names TT.
Lemhi prect. .,....... 1925
Chas. N Hull cash paid j. A. Tay.
Tor per order Of board -. 10. 90
N. L. Morphey postage election re-
eutuS. .................. j. 10
Eta Campbell for reg 50 names
Pahsimari pFect. So. 20. 50
Henry Cannon reg IS names Glib
louisville prect. ......... 2l.25
Mary NJ. Tobias reg SO names post.
age and delivering books. %. so
Quarles 4 Quarles lights for or
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 54. IL
Statesman, printing Co. supplies
................. ~. 50
Geo S Devils Q cords wood at 6 per
cOru.... ................... $50
E E Edwards mdse furnished coun
ty poor. 135. 10
j d Boyes mdse for Probate Judge
'......'.... ............. o'lo
VIM l. Mulkey "A cords wood at
$50 per cord. ...... 6.s5
Percy Anderson quarantine officer
Gibbonsville. ............. 1874. 80
Palace Restaurant meals Chas
Huestis while caring for Owen
Rodgers. ................... 7.25
Gee. II Monk & Co mdse. -. %. 10
F NJ Tingley i sal janitor, wood
and building wood shed. -. SO. 30
Geo I Stone sal as night watch 600
Bills allowed on Current fund I:
Fl Nichols fees case State VS. John
Wells 27.7 5disallowed. 80. AIS
Geo A kenney med attend BALM
ger ............,....... ~. w
Geo A Kenney med attend for or
warrant 200 wr 20. 49,. go. 90
First Nat Bank order W Taylor
order OF Board. .......... 80. 90
P II Clark reg % names Nicholia
prect. 1890. 6.25
p Fl Clarke postage on rec for dept
Recorder. ............. 3. 81
Sarah M Drake reg AZ names Pat.
tersOn prect. .............. 10. Il
VIM Brown mdse for Mrs Whip.
pic ...-........ ON
Chas NJ Hull lion scalp. 1906
Chas F Metz lion scalps. -. 1000
Willard Rood lion scalp. 1870
David McNutt rent court house ql
.'....''. ......'...s... ooV.V
Wright Drug Co medicines. 3. o.
rs Wright ex A Mcdonald. so
Disallowed autopsy Mrs Sullivan
........' ..'....s..-s.. oo.V
VIM Shannafelt clerk election 1902
Iron or prect. 40
RR s. s r Tel Co rental phone o
and messages. ......... 1873
On road fund: Thos Wend build
ing Shoup road by order board AS.
Petition of F b Sharkey ct al 70
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-04-25
MY COMMISSIONERS IN SESSION !!
kdOddry Large Amount Of Business Transacted in Few
Dys--AdOurned to Meet Nay A1.

1gou Bros. 1l00 It. lumber. 10, so
Pioneer Mer. Co. Mdse. ....... 1874
Haman Hdw. & Imp. Co. Mdse
Ernest Minert IL bridge timbers
Salmon City bridge. ........ 900
Jas. Kerrigan 1856 IL. bridge plank
John W. Shook, ST., road overseer
dist. No 2. .................l 6. 48.
Following bills were allowed and
warrants ordered drawn on the Cur
rent Expense Fund:
John Long 4 sal as com and exp
................. 49,. IS. IS
Chas NJ. Hull a sal. as com. and
exp. ................ HUGO
W. C. Smith Il sal as clerk and
recorder and dept. ........ 5000
IT. S. Waters a sal as assessor and
col exp and stamps. 49,. 42l. SO
VIM. Mulkey a sal as sheriff and
dep and exp and board pris.. 739. so,
Ethel Goodrich a sal as school
supt and exp minimum. 100. 35
Geo. Steel a sal as probate judge
and postage nm. .......... 225. SO
F. J. Cowen a sal Co atty and
stenographer fee. .2i0. 90
Guy Edwards a sal as treasurer
:. .................... lSO. %
Allen c Merritt "A sal as surveyor
.................... 3Oc.7
Guy Edwards exchange and postake
and Mdse. .....,.......... 1925
Geo. W. Yearian reg 70 names Ban
mister precinct. ......... 1915
Bushong & Co. supplies for Co.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-18
tlIlZt<~ o> TRIAL
Effort iLrin1 Made b, Defense IL
lniIs'asii Stasr Witnesses.

Charlotte. y C, July is Tbs
| defense in the case of twenty ciu,
| Eens Of Arson county charged with
lyachtng J V. Johnson at Wades-
horo the night Of May 20 1905.
now ON hearing In Union county su-
peTior court, yesterday began the in
PRODUCTION of testimony In attempts
To impeach state witnesses. Several
the sheriff had stated to them that
he did not recognize any member Of
the mob the night of the lynching
Began stated on the stand that he
had given evasivt answers to sever
al Inquiries as 10 his recognition Of
the lyuchers for reasons of personal
safety. threats having been freely
made against states witnesses prior
to the trial.
c, G. Moore, register of deeds for
Arson county, and several others of
the defense's chief witnesses, admit
ted relationship to the defendants
Moore admitted the authorship of a
communication in local paper,
signed, published after
the lynching. setting forth the bad
character of the man who was lynch
ed Judge PEBBLES after dismissing
the jury from the courtroom, stated
with great feeling and emphasis that
the publication of the article men
and that every one of the signers of
lit should be punished. The defense
has over fifty witnesses and several
days may be required for the exam
ination of these.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-18
CRAWFORD MAKES MT
TX Wilkes. essotsset tHos ~.
Askt u Dc lAsstso>as.

II after stlsndsas - sessi enls
tuar DAYS In hls ufe Capt lack
CEa~feFa can easvrtasa an saalepes
TIVE aSaf~. ae~ }Nas Seaaa rs entes
tais ga auaieess haa se snna ta
sSaos,l tour momths' That vas the
ieue~tten every heay sskva every bod,
else at ghe Chsusasqua last nlsat at
Tire cenylassue ~ tie fossurs xiseH
ey the famous g~s.et ~eoat In the
ISsfietest xea~e IT sAe Word II ~as sot
a lecture but q mlrtssui melsaxe 81
povms and Jokes. al IF which ~,ss
tvcitcd and related ia Nay that
.sepg more thar s~o thousand p.opt.
An a hilarious upfoar As a dispenser
III sunshine and sure euro fov the
blas-s Capt Crawl ford IS entitled 20
the chrcmo, Typical plHlasmsn that
he is. he has caught up the melodies
ST natuTe and woven them into verse
.bo&h eouuic and pathetic Dpriug his
entertainment last night he rcritsd
some 81 his most popular poems and
gave 8 short history 81 how each
came 10 hv written There was
moral To nearly al his Jokes which
will prove helpful To all who heard
them. As sCoat he had many Thrill
ling experiences and narrow escapes.
and these were fveountei In a graph
ic aud interesting manner. Capt
Crawford was before the audience
nearly tive hours and not for mo-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-18
The MARCH TO TIE SEA.

A strange evidence OF the tickle
ness Of public sentiment is furnished
In the Indifference throughout Geor-
gia and the south 70 the announce
meur that special party Of officers
Of The United States army will make
Ia rip from Chattanooga 20 the sea
over he route once Travelled by the
devastating army % General Sher-
man. says -ha Atlanta Georgian.
a year ago when the plan was
first .1auEIrated and son Of the
general whom he south has never
sa' been able entirely r0 forget or
forgive. was invited ro Join The cav
slcade such mighty protest went
'4D .Ha- rha president fe.r compelled
fa gg, stop ro fhe uroseed.Hes and
recalled ,hs officer.
I- aa- made clear a-sr rrar DOB af-
..Hr a.- Intended Pa. .a, people of
.-s. state aaa .Ha- .H, .au.0. ea-
Undertaken .. .a. clergyman .nu of
.... ..r... tU. a.Ht FL. such es.
...... .. ....f. .. .H.u .a.r eaI
... ... .r aa. ml.ssH.erf spirit
... .. H.r.... .f fH. ..u.u.u. .'
...... . ."H.. ..' .r H HH.
...... ... ..H..
... .. .# .... "
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-18

NaN a IN i~xCrcnaF
30 Hieie nuat-- Ift Charlie
y Sssnss
10 SO Sunday sr hsroi rupsvutiuu
The Place u lhe sanaAy - hool II
shs Eesnams Of ;hs Church ilas ]
= Hgsese. Port Nufth
- ee Essentials " y Wig.
gins. Pres state sanGas q aooi q.
sc~-iAtian
II so Teacher Training " G
North Dallas
go = m. harris Taylor. humor.
list
zoe. Reading Miss Rather
Inc aleNandrta Meyers
90 Music. lusiFum. and
Vocal
: 40 . m Ross Crane. Cartoon.
tst and Clay Modeler
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-18
Deafness Cannot Be Cured.

by local application, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the
ear. There is only one way to cure
deafness, and that is by constitution
al remedies. Deafness is caused by
an inflamed condition of the mu-
cous lining of the Eustachian tube.
When this tube is inflamed you
have a rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing, and when it is entirely
closed, deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation can be TAX
en- out and this tube restored to its
normal condition. hearing will be
destroyed forever; nine cases out OF
ten are caused by catarrh, which is
nothing but an infiamed condition
OF the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
or any case OF deafness Caused by
| catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
culars free.
F. J. CHENEY e. co. Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists 76c
Take Hall. -1mlly Pills for con-
stipation.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-18

oyster Bay. y y. iuty is
President Roosevelt. senator Hop
kius of Illinois aud H. r MILLER.
representing the Wisconsin tariff zee
vision league, discussed the subject
81 tariff revision zee luncheon at Sag
amurr HHl Yesterday senator Hop
BIN. uu leaving OYSTER bay said that
ihs conclusion was reached chat H8
tariff revision would Del undertaken
HuNI .ufI -h, g.sf nrr liearItI ..,.-
flnu
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-18

meut was there a relaxation OF en-
thusiasm.
Before Capt. Crawford began his
entertainment the boys We're invited
to occupy the front seats and Young
America lost no time in responding
TO the invitation
The exercis IS of the evening be-
gan with a short musical program
by the GIee Club and string quartet.
At the meeting yesterday after
noon of the Woman's SvnOdical Mis-
sionary convention Mrs. II. 5. Little
OF Denison presided. Mrs. White
read scripture lesson and offered
a short prayer. A reference reading
and sentence prayers then followed.
Mrs W. B Pre-. ton spoke on the
subject Of the open Door, or Great
Responsibilities 90 The speaker said
that The greatest need just now was
more no-ey aud n greater number
OF workers.
Mrs u 5. Lij,e gave an interest
ing review OF the work az home of
the different boards
Mrs Smith OF Houston gave Is
detailed account OF the Work that
is being accomplished IN foreign
fields with the aid OF large map
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-18
4 ounty Auditor iustalled.

The county commissioners held a
meeting yesterday for the purpose
of confirming the appointment OF
a. r. Spalding as county auditor Mr..
Spalding vas appointed Ten this po-
sifiou some time ago boy District
Judge Spencer and County Judge
Hawkins This office was created bv
au J,t ~ the last Legislature, For
fhs present NJ Snalding Vill oocu-
pr ftr offices iH thr basement di
.rrf.. beneath the county clerks of
..t