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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-19
HAWAIIAN TIES TO
Be TREATED At
LOCAL PLANT
Head of the Santa FEES Timber
Department Closes Big Con-
tract With Lumber Firm in
the Islands,

The construction work at the new
Santa Fe tie plant. which has been
progressing quite rapidly during the
past few weeks. a given a setback
week by the inclement weather.
should GOOD weather prevail this week
the work Of piacing the reinforced
concrete ~ the forms for the various
buildings will have been completed by
Saturday. This work VAS begun last
week.
The tram track leading from the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-19
MAXINI's MAXIM.
Modest Claims OFTEN Garry More Con-
victiun Than Loud Boasts.

When Maxim, the famous inventor,
placed his gun before a committee of
judges, he stated its carrying power to
be considerably below what he felt
sure the gun would accomplish. The
result of the trial was. therefore. a tri-
umph of surprise instead of disap-
pointment as it might have been If he
had overestimated his guns efficiency.
our claim regarding Newbro's Her
picide is based on actual scientific
facts.
If a living germ is causing your hair
to fan out 1t is the most sensible thing
to kill that germ.
Newbro's Herpicide does this quick
ly and e~ffectually. Destroy the cause.
you remove the effect.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10
cents i'm stamps for sample to The
Herpicide Co., Detroit. Mich. Two
sizes. so cents and $1.00. b. H.. Briggs
g. Co.. special agents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-19

Houses Tor Rent In different parts of
the oty; furnished and unfurn-
ished
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-19
SPECIAL THIS WEEK

81, 100. 90 -seren-room frame, modern.
on North Eighth street. pay
ments o. suit the buyer
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-19
SANTA FE TIME TABLE.

from the East Arrive Depar
No. 1. Southern Cal Exp..... 1852 sSoI
3. California Limited ....i22op 1907
NOT. North. Cal Fast Mail 10 IS p i2:fb 8
No. .. 81 r. a Mex. city Erp.it Is i2i7e'
Prom the West
T. Chicago Fast MAIL. ttoes tfss
g. Chicago Limited ...... B.bop sffoI
g. Chi a Kan city EIp.. t:top 7;2o
Prom the south
.No. 20. chi. Den. a X. G EE t:soa 7;esT
mo. 10 connects a. Lamy with branch tsa:r
far santa Re and stops az All ioos, points ir
Ses Nerico y y mn aFsuf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-19

because hex complexion was bad and she
could ma nothing to clear II w, Ladies'
a bad complexion IN caused by an Inactive
liver. An Inactive liver will be put In per-
feet condition by taking Ballard's Herbine.
The unfqualed liver regulator. Sold by the
J. II. 0Rielly Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-19
Murderer of McComber Says
He Shot Victim When Old
Man Accused Him Of Theft of
a Bell,
BUNCH OF PRISONERS
SENTENCED BY COURT
Nellie Patterson Brings Suit
fol- $4,000 Damages
Against Santa Fe for In
jurieS Received in Wreck.

Zenobio sanchez. the murderer Of
William McCOmber, an old rancher In
the Manzano mountains several years
ago. and who plead guilty TO the
charge. was yesterday sent to the ter
r%ltorlal ~penitentlary for twenty years
by Judge Ira A. Abbott, after Sanchez
told his story of the murder and de-
clared that Natividad Gutierrez, in
dicted with Sanchez. was innocent.
When ordered to stand up before
being sentenced. Sanchez admitted the
crime and in a cool, matter of fact
way. said
II killed McComber. / was riding
through the Manzano mountains, ear
McComber's ranch, when ! met him
returning from a spring. He accused
me Of stealing q horse bell. | denied
II. and during our argument ] got an
CRY and struck him with my qulrt.
n had my six-shooter in my other
hand and before | knew what had
taken place | shot him. After shoot
ing the old man | hid the body behind
an old tree trunk. Gutierrez was at
the time Of the shooting eight miles
away. After the shooting | went
away"
Sanchez was captured by Mounted
Policeman Dudley in the White noun
tains In southern New Mexico, after
Sheriff Perfecto Armijo and Under
sheriff Fred Heyn had learned of his
Whereabouts and had informed Cap
tain Fred Fornoff OF the mounted po-
lice.
Other Prisoners Sentenced.
The other prisoners sentenced yes
terday by Judge Abbott were:
Charles A.. Bartlett. alias clyde a,
Brown, two years for drawing and ut
tering worthless checks: Antonio
Arcs, alias Pedro Morales. eighteen
months. for burglary and larceny Of a
shopp: George Elwood. three years
for burglary: William Korte, me year.
for burglary; Jack Rodgers, sixty
days for carrying deadly weapons; Ed
gar Smith and John Williams, two
years each for burglary; Ramon We
lasquez, thirty days Tor assault and
battery.
Late yesterday afternoon clifford
Davenport Hastings. the young man
indicted on seven counts for drawing
and uttering worthless checks and
forgery, who pleaded not guilty when
withdrew his plea and
pleaded guilty. He will be sentenced
at , o'clock this afternoon.
Motions for new trials were heard
in the cases Of the territory against
Levi r.. Thompson for larceny. and
Jonn Tor SelilnR liquor 10 an
Indian. The motion for a new trial
filed by Alberto Luna. obtaining
money on a bogus check will be heard
today. Judge Abbott withheld judg-
ment
The remaining cases on the civil and
criminal dockets were called by the
court and set for trial as follows:
Civil cases. December 3: criminal
December 3. and o. Nine
criminal cases remain TO be tried.
Two divorces were granted by Judge
in the district court yesterday,
both on the grounds of abandonment.
John T.. Franklin was divorced from
Franklin and j. b.. McFar-
and. Of Belen. was divorced from
Mcfarland. The plaintiff in
he latter case. was granted the Gus
.ody OF three grown children, while
he defendant was given the custody
n an infant child
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-19
RAILROAD NOTES.

c. w. Alexander. foreman of the
extra gang at Gallup, vas a railroad
visitor here yesterday.
r. j. Walker, the inspector at Tho
reau, n. NJ, transacted official bust
, ness in the city yesterday.
r. y. Shoemaker, wire chief at the
shops. who Is at present on a vaca-
tion. is expected back o
sky c. Overstreet, division speci2I
agent of the Albuquerque division, re-
turned to Wlnslow last night.
Thomas d. Allen. former night chIef
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-21
WILL PEOPLE DONATE

There was a meeting OF the direct-
ora Of the Commercial club yesterday
afternoon and the questions Of raising
funds 10 help the teaoheIh Who will
be here 10 July, and the raising Of
81, 900 for The securing Of the nation
al guard encampmsDt FOR the city the
last Of June were brought up.
Supt. Barton Informed the direct.
ors that be had looked up the living
expenses and found that II wuold be
impossible 70 yet teachers to attend
the school at the rate which they
sould have 10 pay 10 exist. Tie sug
gested a. a remedy the erection Of
tents on the park grounds and the
charging Of = reasonable rental for
and the same. The cost Of putting
up these tents would amount 10 about
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-21

s32 apiece. THIS would put up =
tent ~ By II with floor and = board
wall four feet high. There are about
two hundred teachers expected "a be
here and the cost of securing tbs
tents for all IL . big thing for tha
clab 10 undertake.
Col. MCCALL Was over from Rath.
drum under instruction from the Rsn
eTal qunrtsrmAstsr 10 $50 about sseuF.
Ing = site for the holding Of a battsl
ton sncampmeht here the last Of JUNE.
There will bs shout 200 OF 500 men
here 1t the time. The federal gov
eminent gives 81. 600 toward holding
this eBeampmant bot this l. not
enough 81 bring the thing through
II IL asked Of Coour d'Alene hat II
put ap 81, 600 TO secure The anaamp.
ment for The city.
Committees we're appointed BY the
directors for looking up a both
propositions. Bnpt. Barton 10 chair
man o. the ways and means COMMITTEES
and Maj. o'Brien, George Harding
and q. Is. Moon are q oommittse IN
look up the national guard snaamp-
nsnt matter.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-21
TWO VIEWS OF ORCHARD

TO. K. Davis Of the Chicago Tribune
and New York Times and A. r.
Thomas Of the New York Sun write
of the impressions they gained dur
ing their visit with him at the var
dsn's Office as follows:
Harry Orchard has balanced bis
books. Il has been long and weary
task and the marks Of its narrowing
hours are visible upon the face o. the
bookkeeper, But the task Is finished
at last. Harry Orchard knows what
be owss to the people Of America
and to his own conscience and be has
determined 20 pay the bill II may
be that In the currency Of repaTstiou
be has not the Wbsrewithal to settle
with his creditors, bit that be IL
aillinR 10 bankrupt himself in the
effort 20 do 90 there IL no manner Of
doubt. This, Il all events, IL the
impression which ] carried sway With
me from the half hours talk bad
uith him yesterday At the state pen
itentiAry.
Harry Orchard is ssid TO be today
. very different person from the man
who entered the prison 6 mouths and
more ago. II IL easy 70 believe Il.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-21
RACE FOR DEED
Novel Method OF Advertising
Lots,

Novel Method OF Advertising
Lots.
As advertised In the Press the Best
Land company had its balloon ascens-
ion last evening. The ballnn was
about three feet high and two vide
and painted red, white and blue and
was sent skywArd with the deed at
tacbed about 9:15 last evening.
There was a crowd OF about fifty on
the grounds and when the balIon was
liberated they began the chase 20
DO on the spot when 10 should fall.
The strong wind, however took II
along faster than the crowd could
travel. All were after II, some In
rigs, some on horseback and the ma
jority on foot. Each one took ~
alone and the finder Of the baIlon
and the deed, X. l.. Best of the
Occur d'Alene Furniture was by him.
self when be made the lucky find.
There would have been a much larger
crowd, but for the inclsmency Of the
weather. Mr.. Best found the deed
near the James ranch about q mile
and half out.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-21

Judge DUNES department of the
supreme court on ave grand Jury
charges Of extortlng money from local
keepers Of Featnranta, by request Of
tie prosecution the hearing was de.
layed one day IN order that counter
afiidavita may be prepared against
6chmitR's motion for q change Of trial
tndgea Assistant District Attorney
heney created q surprise BY Annnune-
Ing that the state has no present In,
tention Of asking the court 20 take thu
mayor into custody pending bic trial.
sohmitR 10 NJ liberty under 1--we bail
bonds aggregaslna 600. 900. Ths oaaa
was again called this morning. Sch.
mitH'a motion for . change Of venue
was tken up and IL being argued.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-21

Today. at least, be IL strong In body,
keen Of mind, serene Of spirit, master
OF himself and ell bis purposes.
IL u not necessary 10 repeat
II here Bat u may be Of Interest TO
record the impression that be made
upon enc Of those who saw him after
these many months Of . seolusion
which he IL soon 20 leave for the
fierce light that beats upon the wit.
ness chair.
OF course, the elearDsNs Of Orchards
mind and the vigoF Of his body are
all Of importance and interest. but
the most vital thing Of all - the Al.
tituds Of his mind toward the task
that lice Just before him That
whatever be has said or done since
his confinement began has bssn done
OF said voluntarily and without eOsr.
eion or Inducements, be gave bis
word in my hearing. bslisvs bis
ststsmsnt implieItly-Bot bscauss
know anything Of bis eredibiIity. bat
because the man 10 convinei nR.
Whatever the Harry orsahFd q
December 30, 1905, may have been.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-21
INTERSTATE PHONE LINE

Yesterday afternoon the Press rep
resentative was taken through the In
terstate Telephone company's Office
oy General Manager j. W. Fisher.
On the lower floor are two rooms, in
one is the long distance Office, which
10 separate from the local Office; The
other room contains the storage plant,
new harmonic ring system, two two
horse power motors, the terminal
board pole changer and four vibrat-
ors. The machinery is complicated
to the uninitiated and is wonderful in
It's mechanism, but the way Mr.. Fish
q had OF explaining, made it easy
% understand. Everything In the
artery room is in duplicate a. is all
Ne machinery of the Interstate. This
nAkes q complete breakdown impos-
mole. All batteries are charged at
central by the Weston power board
lor charging storage plants and regu-
Iasing the hoW to and from the lines.
he terminal board has q 500 line
capacity, All the lines at this ter
minAl can be changed at . moments
notice. II one had q phone and
should move and still wish to retain
u all that 10 necessary would be to
go to the central Office and by chang
ing the wire on the terminal line
they could put It anywhere on their
line and still give the same number
and phone one had befnre. Upstairs
Is the local exchange where there Is n
call board OF three positions, and the
company has already ordered this c.
paoity doubled. The cost Of the ma
terial so far has amounted s35, 600,
and there Is q carload OF %, 900 fest
OF cable costing s10, 600 nov In the
city for the company, which will be
used for lines here Everything that
mas been or will b put out is new
and everything IL protected 20 81 20
Ne mp 20 the underwriters Fules-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-21
RAILWAY MALI
SERVICE JUNE /
Postal Clerk to Take Run on
Electric Line

The postal department announces
that q United States railway mail ser.
vice will be Installed on the Cceur
d'Aiene division of the Spokane and
Inland railway June /. The contract,
which has just been received from
the post Office department, calls for
two trains each way week days and
one on Sundays.
The morning service will undout.
eddy be carried on = train leaving
the Spokane terminal at 8 o'clock
and the afternoon delivery ON the l
o'clock train. The contract calls for
a room 10 teet In length TO DO used
by .he messenger In distributing the
mail, and the baggage compartment
Of the No coach will be utilized for
this purpose.
Instead OF all mail matter being
sSrted and sacked In Spokane once
for each postofflce between that city
and Occur d'Alene, az at present, the
distribution will be made ON route.
The post offices between Spokane and
Occur d'Alene are Greenacres, Spok.
ane Bridge, Post Falls, Mcclellan
and La Crosse.
All mail bound IN either direction
will be picked up by the new railway
poatotiice and sorted ON the train.
All mail collected en- route for HaF-
rlson and 81. Joe river points will be
sorted aud sent straight through, with
out the present delay In this city.
The installation 81 electric railway
mail service, while common In east.
srn states, IL an innovation In this
section. Only two other cities In the
far west, It Ii said, have similar
service, these belng Seattle and San
Francisco.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-21
ENTERTAIN GUESTS
Woman's Club 10 Hold Reeep-
tion &C Hotel Idaho.

Tho ladies' Of the waman'a club
will hold . reception a. the Hotel
idaho Thursday evening FOR tho lad
len Of tho viaitiRg clubs The Col.
lowing program has been arranged 10
be given Ia their honor.
Trio 'Jubslfeire' tPolonaisa; vi.
Kramer Meadamaa Iavalno, Schmidt
and Mas olmHtoad.
Solo, ''sinR. Smile, slumbar,''
Gounod--Misa Belle varnam.
Dustt, Come Unto Me- (by 70.
quest, MeaaeEs Burnett ana
Sargent,
Piano solo. tPolonaise) + Plat.
Chopin-hFs. 3. Day Bebeo.
Solo. "FoF All Eternlty,'' Mas.
dhreoni--hFu. Louis Columbus.
Violin solo, ''OavAntina," RaH--
DR.. q. A. Martin.
Solo, Beloved, II la Morn,'' Flor
enee AylNard--MFs. q. o. Young.
Plano Solo. Lies duex Acoustics y
LoachetlkEy Mrs. q. bay Beebe.
Solo, Memorial" Lynos--- Mars.
Charles Noruuist.
Chorus, ''uloria;'' Mozart Choral
club.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-21
CITY FATHERS
SELL ROCK
Pass Ordinances and Transact
Much Business

The second regular meeting Of the
city council took place last evening.
All the council were present except
D. T. Bedell. The council was called
to order By the mayor and the min
utes Of the last meeting road by the
city clerk.
In the acceptance Of Roche park
addition it was decided to do 80 con-
ditionally and to await the advice Of
the city attorney.
/. The committee had looked up the
hydrants which were rer orted to be
in the city park and reported that
they were useless at the present but
could be easily repaired. Frank
Bishop, chief Of the fire department,
then said that he had found the caps
in the Diamond Drill company shops
and had stopped the order for re
pairs. The committee thought IL In.
advisable to put the hydrants until
the streets we're graded and a stand
asd curb line set. The committee ask
cd that the matter be held over and
their request was granted.
The petition for building a side
walk on Fifth street was referred to
the street committee and that Of q gas
franchise for John Carr was referred
to the light and water committee.
In the matter Of putting water in
the city cemetery the committee had
been to the different dealers and the
lowest price for SCI feet is s71 for
inch 1905 for la, and S116.75
for ! IL inch pipe. Action on this
matter was deferred until next week.
It seems that there has been prom
iscuous cutting Of trees in the city
cemetery. The committee found that
in the southwest corner all the trees
had been cut down and in other parts
Of the ground good many Of the larger
ones had also been removed. They
asked the council TO instruct the sex
ton to put a stop to this cutting be-
fore the shade and beauty of the GEM
etery Is destroyed.
The public property COMMITTEES
brought up the matter OF a city hall.
The members thought it would cost
In the neighboFhood Of S25, 900 and
asked the council to bring 1t up to
the people to bond the city for that
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-21

amount. Discussion brought out the
fact that the council should give the
voter some idea Of the building that
It was proposed to erect aud to show
specifications and cost Of same. The
motion was carried with this amend
ment.
The license committee reported on
the question Of raising the license Of
the saloons and asked that it be defer.
red until next meeting, that they
were unable to decide on the ques.
toin because some Of the saloons had
already paid their license for the
coming year and to. raise the license
of the others would be unfair as they
were all competitors and an action Of
this kind would be discriminating.
The special committee to look into
the books Of the city and get them
Strengthened, reported that they had
found the work too much for their
limited time and had secured James
Roche to go over them. They were
to give him $50 a week.
The question of licensing street ped
dlers, shows and circuses, was cOnsid-
cred and read the first time. The cir
Gus to pay 800 per day, shows and
ordinary peddlers to pay from sl0 to
e25 a day. This does not include the
peddling Of milk or farm produce, OF
papers, parties peddling such articles
are not to be taxed.
A new impoundIng law was taken
up and passed first reading. 1t il to
the effect that any domestic animal
found running at large on the streets
should be taken up by the pound
master and held at the owners risk
and cost.
An ordinance was introduced pro-
viding that persons keeping horses,
cattle OF swine in the city limits must
keep their quarters clean, and In vio-
lation of this law they would be liza
BILE to fine Of not less than Eve dol
lars or more than s25 and cost.
A committee from the Woman's
club, Mesdames Cora Kennedy, J. L.
McClear and James A. SpauldinR,
we're present to bring up the matter
of the city taking over the public Ii
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-21
MINSTREL SHOW coMMIrrEg
VIII Meet and Complete Ar
FanRemsnts.

The COMMITTEES on the Minstrel
Hh0w wiil meet tonight 20 complete
arrangements for the eauFaHslng OF TIE
city By districts The plan Il -
give saeh membsr II the rommlttss
district 10 canvas aud here uili be
designed tuo or more members II The
club @s bslpeFs, TO sell exchange
tleksta. These tickets can 30 ga
changed for reserved seais on - nftsr
tho 2sth. TIE ticket ofloe wili b.
Al ths cosur d'Aisns Drug e0mpany's
store and Sill be open the 9sth. 2eth
and 5lst. Thsre have hsen rtssorvsd
cot of the 4a2 saots on The aoor q
the auditorium thirty Tor The men.
bsrs Of the Spokane Commercial
club. All thsse ssais will be ohsrg
ed ct O.. 90 each and only this num-
bre uiii b sold - ruearVed saatA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-21

Army Of the Republic and the
United Confederate veteransin spo.
kane June ,. The presentatoin will
be made by Mrs. N. =. Brooke, presi.
dent of the chapter. The chapter
and the confederate veterans will
also assist at the unwilling Of monu.
ment In memory Of union soldiers In
Green Wood cemetery on Memorial
day, when the graves Of those who
wore the blue and the gray will be
decorated With flowers.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-21
In LAND FRAUD CASES

Moscow, Idaho May 2l.-Ed Wig.
gin Of Lewiston, for years considered
the chief political henchman of the
Lewiston National bank faction, WIS
yesterday afternoon accused by Frank
Leachman Of Lewiston OF attempting,
a. he consideIed it, to lay plans look
ing to bride him IN reference 10 the
conspiracy case on trial here before
Judge Dietrich, In which +. w. Ket-
tenbach and George H. Kester, vice
president add cashier Of the above
mentioned bank, and William Dryer
are defendants.
Leachman was the last man exam
ined as to his fitness to try the case,
and his acceptance filled the jury box
and the twelve men as follows we're
sworn: William Crawford, Mullan /:
J. II. Robinson, Grangeville; X. f..
Thomas, Kellogg; J. B. Krlger, Kaut.
erville; f. A. Stewart, Priest River;
j. b. Rice, West Lake; II. Hatki,
Kauterville; John Cloverdale, Genes
ee; Ludwig Feldemer, Cora; NJ. D.
Fredenberg, Occur d'Alene; Christ
ian f. Christianson, MOSCOW; Frank
Leaohamn, Lewiston.
The attorneys made their statement
Of the case and the trial IL now pro
crossing Ia the examination Of Wit.
nesses for the prosecution.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-21
NEW YORK TRIBUNE's IN.
LARGED HOME.

Tea stories have been added 70
The cid Tribune building, and Il Is
new ons Il New FORKS imposiAg
shyssraPssE
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-21
Band Concert.

The regular weekly concert Of the
band will be given from the balcony
Of the Hotel Idaho tomorrow evening
at 7:45.
March, Rapid City, Miller.
Overture, Storm King, Beebe.
Walters, Graduation, Thomas.
Medley, The Dazzler, Mackie.
Caprice, BeaumArie, Carnes.
March, Uncle Sammy, Holman.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-21

A. C. Moore has left for Chicago
to attend the National Civic Fedora
ton as a delegate from idaho. After
his duties there are finished he will
90 on to jamestown and take in the
fair.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-21
LUTHER BURBANK, TAE PLANT WIZARD.

The subject Of child
people, brings mind
bank the California wizard
children should be trained and cultivated just bowers that by
attention
may be evolved He holds that children should not be school
Mr. Burbank all
the
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-21

A. Ainniok. president Of the On
Ion Trust company. Is in Spokane to-
aAy On business.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-21

George Mason took q party Of three
TO Woodville today TO look over prop
erty there.