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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-05-23
WHEN LOVE IS YOUNG.
Then Is the Time for Perfect Under.
standinQ

StdHoiH9.
They had reached that stage OF the
engagement when there is usually
more or less speculation as to the fu.
ture on the part of the bride-to.be.
1T doesn't seem, Tom, dear, that we
could ever speak a cross word TO each
other, does It, dearest" she murmured
from his coat lapel.
Never, sweetheart" declared Tom.
stoutly.
But, dear" she persisted, "if-mind
say Tiff some morning the steak
should be burned and the coffee cold,
and you were tempted to be just bit
.-just teeny wee bit cross, what
would you do?"
She looked up in his face anxiously
and he felt that his reply must be one
that would fully reassure her. After
a moments thought he exclaimed tri-
umphantly: I'D go down town aud
get my breakfast Puck.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-05-23
TWO ARRESTS AT RsoFieLo.
Old Time State Of Georgia Bills Passed
for Rea! Money.

Charles Decker and James Morris
have been arrested at Redheld on the
charge OF securing money under false
pretenses. The crime alleged con-
sisted in the passing OF old bills Is
sued and guaranteed by the state OF
Georgia before and during the Civil
war. The bils are pasted together
and resemble many national bank
notes OF the present day.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-05-23
FAULT OF THE TYPEWRITER.
Didn't Spell One Word in Three Cor
rectly.

Thomas A. Edison criticised at At
lsntic City a scientific writer.
'He Is a fine chap" said the inven-
tor, but he knows nothing about ma
chinery. His knowledge OF machinery
is like that OF business man to whom
talked one day.
1T was at the time when typewrit.
ers had first come out. and the man
had taken several on trial. and was
testing them to see which, II any, he
should buy.
"'Well,' said I, how do you like
those typewriters you are trying"
''He shrugged impatiently.
"'Oh,' he said, they're all about
alike. They print well enough, but
they don't spell one word in three cor
rectly.'"
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-05-23
Two prowo.o in River.

Oklahoma City, Okla, May 21 -
Eight young women were precipitated
into the North Canadian river twenty
feet deep. at Wheeler Park yesterday
Two OF their number were drowned
Others were rescued with difficulty
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-05-23
TO CONFER ON LANDS.
Senators and congressman to Be Del
egates to Denver Meeting.

Gov. Crawford has appointed dele
gates to the public lands convention,
which will meet at Denver June rs to
20: Senator A. B. Kittredge, Sioux
Falls: Senator R. j. Gamble. Yankton !;
Congressman Philo Hall, Brookings;
Congressman w II. Parker, Dead.
wood; C. ]. Bach, Hurley; o. G. Dok-
ken, Pierre; David Eastman, Wilmot;
F. II. Steere, Washington Springs, and
I. J. Todd, Salem
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-05-23
Temporal Mutantur.

You don't agree with the sage who
said that learning is better than house
or land?'
We'll, il 1t was true when the sage
said II, then real estate has gone up
since or learning has had an awtu'
slump"
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-05-23
FUNDS FOR FlREMEN.
Two Per Cent on Premiums Appor.
toned in South Dakota

The . per cent OF premiums on fire
insurance paid in the different towns
of the state, which maintain fire de.
partments, and which will be distrib-
uted in a short time, amounts TO a
total as follows.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-05-23

Auctions. public sales. etc, cried at reasonable
rates. Can make you 20 per cent more your
sale than any other auctioneer in this part OF tho
state. Postoffce address. St. Lawrence. South
Dakota
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-25

1t Is said the Roosevelt admins
sration Is going into court TO have a
receiver appointed for the tobacco
trust. This trust Is not insolvent;
quite the contrary, but 1t would be
against the policy OF the government
to send these trust managers to jail
for their disobedience of the law.
Fines has been tried, but even this
has not been successful as the people
haye has to pay the fines In the en-
HANGED price Of the trust products.
This new plan might work out adj
vantageously to the people In the
long run and then 1t would not hu-
initiate the trust managers by send
Ing them TO jail where they Justly
belong. The Cleveland Judge, who
has sent several trust barons to the
workhouse for six months will be
more effective In his jurisdiction In
controlling the trust evil than years
OF the dilitory tactics Of the govern
ment. Ii Rockefeller and Rogers
were sent to jail for their dlsobedi.
ence of law and robbery of the people
the Standard Oil trust would soon be
put out OF business. 1t Is said the
devil usually takes care OF his own,
and 1t seems to be the policy OF the
administration to take care of the
interests upon which Its political life
exists.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-25

mon City being without the bound
aries OF the government Jurisdiction.
In all this vast area Of forest" this
correspondent claims that there IL
not 500, 900 feet OF saw timber, or
about half what one would lind on nm
average south Idaho timber claim.
The price OF lumber. which Is affect.
cd there wholly by local condition,
has gone up % per thousand, fire
wood has gone up to 81 and 80 per
cord, and stockmen are being forced
10 sell on their stock because they
cannot afford to pay for the range.
There IL feeling OF general depres-
sion and encouragement throuhgout
the entire county and people are
leaving as rapidly as opportunity Of
fers.
Even outsiders feel the disadvan-
tages and will not invest In the min
Ing industries of the county. They
simply state that no matter how Hat
tering any proposition offers IN the
county, they will not consider II at
all
The Wanner In which the reserves
are. being managed and the object of
the management may be understood
by another explanation given by this
correspondent, who, by the way, Is a
republican. He says that nine-tenths
Iof the forest rangers are democrats
who win be called upon to contribute
to the republican campaing fund aud
who, To keep their jobs, win vote the
republican ticket together with his
father, mother, brothers and sisters
and all other friends who may DO In
tlueneed who will vote TO assist the
boy In keeping his Job.
In this reserve OF 100 miles square
whore the governments paid rangers
have complete control Of the natural
resources which have heretofore been
freely used by settlers In developing
the country. development Is practic-
ally at a stand-still, or even retro
grading. In all other localities the
effect viii be In proportion to the
bold the government has taken upon
these RESOURCES. Capital News.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-25
Pioneer Nero. Co., Ltd.

take In advocating the shelving OF
Bryan ana the nomination Of Gov
ernor Johnson, OF Minnesota. Per-
sonally we are great nc mlrer of
Johnson, and he would he the second
choice OF many democrats all over
the country.
For the life OF US we cannot see
where he would control any strength
where Mr.. Bryan Is not equally
strong and we believe Mr., Bryan
would he much stronger In many
states than Mr.. johnson could pos
sibly be. IL occurs 10 us that the
interests which are antagonistlc to
MIR. Bryan has It's origin among the
same men which supported Palmer
and Buckuer In 1896. and so strongly
insisted upon the nomination OF
Alton u. Parker In 1901.
" will occur 10 many deu oorats,
especially To those who have support.
cd the ideas advanced by MIR. bryan
for the past dorm years, that there
Is an Interior purpose In so strenu-
onsly advocating the nomination Of
Governor Johnson. We do not pre-.
tend TO say that Mr., Johnson does
not endorse the advanced democratic
ideas advocated 10y MIR. BRYAN. and
but that he would DO satisfactory to
the people. IL IL foregone conclu-
sion that II the enemies OF MIR. Bry.
an the men who supported the
Palmer and Buckner ticket Ia 1896,
and 70 streuously supported the nom.
ination OF Alton h, Parker In 1904,
can create friction IN the party they
would insure democratic defeat,
and the friends Of the trusts and the
protected interests would continue to
remain IN power.
Personally, we have had enough OF
parkefism, and tho campaign three
years ago convinced Us thoroughly
that there Is no room In this country
for two republican parties. IL has
been said, In the past, that n Is safe
to do contrary to what tho republi.
can party woald have us do; and this
rulo viii equally apply 10 the trust
interests OF the democratic party
We do not Wish II TO bc understood
that We are opposed 10 Governor
johnson, but We do wish TO be un.
derstood as being opposed TO Henry
watterson. OF Kentucky, sullivan, of
Illinois, aud the Wall street interests
which are trying 10 force the nomi.
nation Of Johnson upon the party.
Watorson Is a Cleveland democrat,
and TO hlm Is due the credit that
Kentucky went republican la is9d.
Sullivan and the trust democrats of
Wall street ARE anything for ehe
COCO -
Three years ago wc were told that
the rvfurm forces had met two sue.
eeSsive defeats, and that II was time
Tor the conservatives 10 have an
inning ln The history Of the parts
We never experienced more humili-
ating defeat. Il cost eighteen mil.
lions Ia defeat Bryan In lsssa, and the
same intersts ars now trying To de.
feat him by intrigue aud ehieanery
Bran Is tho only man who eau lead
Us 10 victory la lsAss; and reform
democrats are making a mistake Ia
listening to the advice OF the men
who are advocating the shelving Of
Bryan and The nomination III Coy.
eFuor johnson.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-25

oxcaed slO Der month to De pau
ouarterIy in warrants on the current
EXPENSE Fund until further ordereu.
. The petition OF 4. L. Ed"aroS g
., for the construction Of wagon
road commencing about miles east
e,lv from Gibbonsville, LemhI Co.,
Idaho. and extending to the Moh'
tana line. After due consideration
nv the board it is ordered that thfee
viewers be appointed to view anu
Law out said proposed road the county
Surveyor to be one OF said Viewers
II is further ordered that the oIelA
advertise for bids for the construc-
tion OF said proposed road, bids 10
he In accordance with plans anu
specifications submitted by tne
County Surveyor. 1t is further vi
dered that the sum OF 81 ,ooo DE anu
the same is hereby appropriated out
~ the Road Fund Of Lemhi county
to be applied on the construction OF
said proposed road said amount 10 oe
drawn In warrants of Lemhi County
upon the completion and acceptance
of said road. 1t Is fruthef ordefeu
that Alien C, Merritt, County sur
yeyor. Fred Carl and Walter ,. VIZ
den be. and they are hereby appoint
ed as viewers to view, survey anu
Law out said proposed road and report
soon as possible.
The petItion of John +. Rees ell al
for the repairing and improving VI
the wagon road from the mouth OF
the canyon known as Junction Can
von to Montana line. After due con-
sideration by the hoard, 1t is ordered
that three viewers be appointed ttne
County Surveyor to be one OF SAID
yiewers), to view, survey and lay OUT
sucb proposed road, it is further Or
dered that the Clerk advertise FOR
bids for the repair and Improvement
of said road In accordance with plans
and specifications submitted by the
County Surveyor. 1t is further Or
dered that the sum Of $1,000 be ana
the same Is hereby appropriated out
of the Road Fund OF Lemhi County
to be applied on the said repairs and
improvements on said road SAID
amount to be paid in warrants OF
Lemhi County upon the completion
and acceptance OF said road. 1t is
furher ordered that Allen G. Merritt,
Co. Surveyor, Fl. II. Hays and An
drew S. Clark be and they are hereby
appointed viewers to view, survey
and lay out said proposed improve
ments and report soon as possible.
1t is ordered that the road over
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-25

IL Is said that the president hest.
tates about accepting the constitu.
ton OF Oklahoma because OF what he
considers its extreme radicalisn,.
Some parts OF the constitution may
be considered radical, but II Is In
line with what President Roosevelt
claims TO favor. Ills objection, no
doubt, Is more due TO the fact that
II will mean seven ELECTORAL votes,
which would more than likely DO cast
against the republican candidate for
the presidency 10 the ELECTORAL col.
lege. The hig stick Is being used for
a wrone purpose In this case. So
long as there is nothing In the con.
stitution atagcnistic TO the federal
constitution the pTesiden. nor bis
henehmeo have any moral right to
interfere. Unfortunately Roosevelt
has evidently been impressed with
the idea that his judgment is infal.
liole and that half OF the American
people are fools and the other half
arc made up OF ro9ues.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-25

IL Is possible that before this paper
reaches the readers the Haywood case
will have been decided by the jury.
II IL hard to decide what will be the
outcome Of the trial, even TO those
who have closely read the evidence.
Judge Wood has ruled out the con-
spiracy evidence advanced by the de-
tense, which from legal standpoint
may be proper. IL will be hard to
convince many, regardless Of what
the verdict may be, that there Is any
ground for conspiracy charges on the
part OF the prosecution. We believe
that the best the prosecution can
hope for Ii hung jury.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-25

The Recorder has striven 10 give
as comprehensive report OF the TRIAL
AS has been possible. While the re-
port has been incomplete. yet we
have given the salient points 10 the
trial, aud the general reader has a
very fair idea OF the evidence. From
the fact that copies OF The Recorder
has been worn out. especially In the
mining camps, we must take it for
granted that our efforts to give as
comprehensive report OF the trial
as the conditions would admit OF
has been appreciated.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-25

The people are being notified by
the forest reserve department that
the proceeds will be used, to some
extent, In improving roads In the re-
serves. This will be satisfactory so
far as II goes. For instance, the
GibbOnsville road may receive do.
nation OF $1,000 from the reserve
fund. In other words the people OF
Lemhi county will be taxed from
twenty to twenty-five thousand to
keep up the reserve. and the forestry
department will be so munificent as
TO give one twentieth OF the taxes
back to the citizens. A great
scheme A scheme which should re-
move any existing opposition to the
forest reserve.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-25

A correspondent from Lemhi TO a
well known resident of Boise tells OF
the Effects of the forest reserve when
carried To Its legitimate conclusions.
Practically all OF Lemhi county has
been placed within the forest re-.
serve, 10 memory be correct, only Sal.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-25

seer of road district No 4
he is hereby directed to -
bridge across the Missouu NJ
Lee Virgins ditch in pshs,.'
ley on road running betue,s !:
and Custer Counties not /.
$50.
Ordered that the board sd,..
til August 18th 1907, Ia
W. 49, =. s"''n' JON i
Clerk' en-
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-25
Take the Pes,mAsser's Word 70, n

Mr., T. NJ. Hamilton, pos,master
az Cherryvale. Ind, keeps also A
stock OF general merchandise and
patent medicines. lie says: Cham.
oeriain S Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Kennedy is standard here In its line
it never fails to give satisfaction and
We could hardly afford to be withon,
IT. For sale by W. b. Pyeatt Sal
mon and W, F. Stone, Junction
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-25

Vice President Fairbanks rescued
a fair maiden from drowning In Yell
low Stone Park recently. IL Is hard
for those who have never bad the ex-
perience TO determine which Is the
most pleasurable death-drowning or
being froze 10 death. This young
lady should now lie authority upon
this subject.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-25

There Is Just about as much OF
prospect OF war with Japan as there
Is that the present administration
will control the trusts. Such reports
as have been scattered broadcast over
the country are political bnncomb
and for political effect. japan does
not desire a war any more than the
United States does.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-25

One OF the best little papers. edi.
toriaiIy, which reaches this ossee Is
the Boise Citizen. We read the CON-
ments OF the editor OF that paper
With much interest but cannot help
but think that he Is making a mis-.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-25

Salmon July Sth 1907

FtssHS' Wy Rthf t'Vfs
Board OF Commissioners met In
regular session. Members present,
John Long, Chairman, ". @. Smith,
Clerk, Chas. NJ. Hull.
W. +. Stone presented his appoint
ment as commissioner End district,
which was duly filed and bond pre-.
septed and approved and he was
qualified.
The following bills were allowed
aud warrants ordered drawn ON Cur.
rent Expense Fund:
John Long y sal. and exp as
com .,..........,....,. 81. 90
Cbas NJ. Hull d sal aud exp as
ooh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. f03. 90
W. Q. Smith y sal as clerk and
recorder, and deputy 500. $50. 90
Vim. l.. Mulkey d sal sheriff
aud dept exp and board pris.
oner, ,.,,,.,......,.... -. 753. rs
Harry s. Waters y sal and exp
as assessor .,.......,.... 400. rs
+. j. Cowen u sal as Co atty
and exp. .........,s. 209. 90
Geo Steel d sal aud exp as
probate judge. ........... sas. 90
Guy Edwards sal and ex.
change as treasurer ....., Is5. 10
Allen G. Merritt d sal us Co
surveyor and liking type.
Wftter. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ut
Ethel q. Watkins \, sal as
supt and exp ............... lsa. 90
David McNutt y rent OF court
mouse ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3O0. On
Robert Wilson d sal and exp
as com Is ar 1907 .......... 100 90
Fred Brough d sal care Co
poor...... .,s...,....s.,.... t0a. %
q. l.. Purcell reg election re-
turns from Bannister. $40.
Idaho Recorder printing for az
sss.,sst.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 Is
salmon City water Go water
Tor Qr...,,.... .......... ls.5O
c. Bates cord wood ...... 0oa
Geo A. kenney y sal coroner
and MED attd ........... M.OO
y. 5. Wright post norton exp
Mrs. o'Sulliyau. .......... M.oa
II. @. Tearian quarantine OH.
Ger Junction ...,...... -. 2t4S
Lee Ellis reg - names Mineral
Hin list or iao7. .......... 20
VIM. L. Mulkey Ia cord wood 80
Statesman Printing Go blanks. 80
Vim. NeiEna bringing prisoner
from Junction, .,...,.... 1000
Geo. W. Meitxler mdse and
drugs, ....,,...,..,..,., 6.eS
W. q WhttSell medicine. ss.S
W. c. whitwell Co physician
tof Vfs.ss... ....s......... b. 90
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-25

julius q. Bloom presented bond
for retailing liquors at May, Idaho.
In place OF bond heretofore filed
after due consideration 1t is ordered
that said bond be and the same Is
hereby approved and bond heretofore
died be and the same is hereby can.
celed.
Petition OF Richard Gies ct al for
the construction of u wagon road up
Pratt creek. After due copsidera 4.
tion by the board 1t Is ordered that
said petition be aud the same is
hereby disallowei.
Joint report of Auditor and Treas.
nrer fer qusrter ending July 9th 1907
examined and approved.
Ordered that the Board adjourn IN
meet tomorrow at a. m. July 10th
1907.
W. c. Smith. John ION,
Clerk. Chs,,,..
Salmon, Idaho, July 10th 1907
hoaru met pursuant to adjourn.
ment OF yesterday, Members all
present.
After due consideration by the
ooaru II Is ordered that F. T.. Ed.
wards be and he is hereby instructed
to allow J. W. Taylor. an ipdigsnt
person, mdse to the amount not n
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-25
THE IDAHO RECORDER


Ensesed January q, sscS As seeund < iass
EaAtaeE, 10 the tsatsattaee AZ saiHs,uu. ldahs.
gades Al a CongrsAa u March /. lsy7,
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-29
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
Items of Interest 10 Mariners
of fhe Pacific

Sax F'EDRo, June 2s.-The schooner Nakomis
hss s-r1ved at Redondo from Astoria with g
fuIl cargo Of lumber consigned 10 the Santa Fe
r. ilroad company.
TTbe Old bark Hesper at Winslow has been
rhzr1ered te load lumber cargo at this port
The freight and passenger steamship Coos
rsv Captain Zeh, arrived this morning from
Ssn Francisco and way ports with cargo con-
-Sc,ed TO the Pacific Coast steamship company.
Tie Coos Bay win clear tomorrow from San
francisco and way ports
me rfesm schooner James s. Higgins. Captain
Iriieson. arrived this morning from San Diego,
--be-e = lumber cargo was discharged. After
t.tine oil the Higgins cleared for Fort Bragg
70 re steam schooner Tamslpais Captain An
s.-eo1 arrived Eve days from Grays Harbor
- Cen Francisco with $4,000 feet of lumber,
-o,sioned TO the z. T. Wood lumber company
rThe schooner Transit, Captain Olsen. and the
.,coner Sadie, Captain johnson, finished dis
sSa-oSne lumber csrgoes and sailed today in
sfIl~+ fo reload. the former for Astoria and
-. Isffer for the Umpoua river.
s-.s efeam schooner JAkme, Captain Mikkel-
fo~ (srays Harbor, and the steam schooner
TTse-..s,,efch Captain Hasen, for Eureka. finished
SSss1bs rrine lumber csrgoes and cleared TO re-
SosS both taking freight and passengers for San
IN ~ssseuaer and freight steamship Hsnalei,
r-.,4sir Ravens, Is due 10 arrive here tomorrow
SSePs Ser Francisco and way ports with cargo
holsss e,-1,ooDer AIvens, at Astoria, has been
--pe-e6 - ri load lumber for this port The
Cnc- Cn,~.sr Wavona is out two days from Raymond
s+S fulI cargo OF lumber for San Diego, and
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-29
JAPANESE TO SUE CITY
FOR DAMAGE DONE BY MOB
Complaint Growing Out of Attack
on Horseshoe Restaurant Will
Be Filed Today

Carl z. Lindsay and Earl Fl. Webb.
attorneys for the Japanese consul, will
file in the supreme court this morning
a suit for damages against the city and
county OF San Francisco on behalf Of
the Japanese interested in the Horse
shoe restaurant. which was demolished
by mob on May 20.
United States District Attorney Dew
lin. at the request OF Attorney General
Bonaparte. will collaborate with Lind
say and Webb in the suit. his name
appearing on the formal complaint that
has been filed.
Notice of this suit was sent by the
Japanese consul TO Washington last
week 1t is regarded as interesting
in Washington chiefly as illustrating
the fact that the recent discussion at
tending the Japanese disturbances in
San Francisco has resulted IN making
the Japanese realize the distinction be-
tween state and federal sovereignty. 1t
is believed in Washington that the
Japanese will seek redress hereafter
for real or imagined injuries as other
aliens in San Francisco must do and
cease bringing about International com
plications for every street brol in
which they may happen to figure.