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The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-08-07
NOTICE TO TEACHERS

The teachers institute viii be held
jointly with Canyon, Boise, Ada, and
Washington Counties, in Boise, septem-
Der 9TH to 18th inclusive.
All teachers must attend according to
law
MYRTLE HASTINGS SHEA,
County Superintendent Of Owyhee Co.
Silver City, Idaho, July 81, 1908.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-08-07

Jap-a-Lac, Liquid Veneer at Phillips.
Any Suit in the house for SIS.
SWEENEY, Silver City.
Decorated, imported and domestic
Crockery at very low prices, also new
line of heavy glassware at Philips Hard
ware store.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-08-07

Any Suit in the house for SIS.
SWEENEY. Silver City.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12
FRANCE GREATLY DISTURBED
BY AFFAIRS IN MOROCCO
Pv Aseociate0 Prese.

Ey Associated RreSE.
PARIS. Jan. 1.-THE government is
considerably disturbed over the unexpect-
ed declaration of d holy war at Fez and
the proclamation of Mulai Hand as sultan
of Morocco. 1t is now anxiously waiting
information as to the number OF tribes
who will follow the rebel sultan. Every
thing will depend, 1t is explained, upon
the strength which Mulai Hafid develops.
1t Is pointed out also that France and
Spain. having a mandate from the pow
ers, have no option but to recognize Add
el-Aziz as the legitimate sultan. He
signed the Algeeiras act for Morocco and
France and Spain will have to treat with
him and sustain him so long as the Of
ficial government remains in his hands.
Should the rebel sultan become formid-
able 1t is conceivable that the country
might become divided Mulai Hafd being
supreme in the interior and Abd-el-Aziz,
with the support of France and Spain,
ruling the coast. Such a situation might
readily produce international complica-
ttons.
The immediate effect of the proclama-
ton of Mulai Hafid as sultan is certain to
be the indefinite prolongation of the stay
of the French and Spanish troops, which
soon were to have been withdrawn from
Morocco. though 1t Is now impossible to
contide the policing of the ports to ADD
el-Aziz without the safeguard of Euro
pean troops.
Pending further developments, however,
the governments of France and Spain
will proceed with the installation of a
police force at Tangier and Rabat while
General d Armare. the commander of the
French forces in Morocco, will proceed
vigorously with the work of pacifying the
country around Casa Blanca.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12
"PLL SHOW THEM"
SAYS F. J. HENEY
Graft Prosecutor Says He Has Cleaned
UP San Francisco, but Has
Not Completed His
Work
Ry Associatee Press.

Ry Associated Press.
PORTLAND Ore. Jan. 11.-Francis j.
Heney arrived in Portland today to again
institute proceedings against alleged lan1
frauds he will begin work on Monday
by taking up the case against former
United States Attorney John II. Hall.
After he has concluded the Hall case Mr.
Heney will return to San Francisco, leaV-
ing the work of prosecuting the various
land frauds in the hands of T. c. Becker
who has been appointed his assistant
Heney says. the decision in the William
son case will not affect other cases In
this state. Speaking of the Senator Full
ton episode, Mr.. Heney declared;
1--WE will show Mr.. Fulton before we
get through"
Referring to the situation in San Fran
cisco, he said the work of prosecuting
offenders in that city had just begun, and
that the trials of various indicted politt-
clans and corporation officials will be
taken up as fast as circumstances will
permit.
II have cleaned up San Francisco" he
said, "but have not finished my work. "
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12
HOLY WAR
DECLARED nv
MOROCCO
CITY OF FEZ IN UPR0AR;
MASSACRE FEARED
Muiai HafId Is Proclaimed Sultan.
Europeans Must Be Evieted
is to BE Their Battle
Cry

By Associated Press
TANGIER, Morocco. Jan. u.-Muiai
Hafid has been proclaimed sultan at Fez'
one of the capitals of Morocco, and molly
war has been declared.
unverifed reports to this effect have
been in circulation for day or two, but
today official confirmation of them was
received. Mulai Hafid. who some months
ago was proclaimed sultan at Morocco
City, was not present at Fez, and his
uncle, Mulai Saramini. was made vice
regent pending his arrival there. The
procIamations we're issued at the mosque
and all the Moorish formalities attending
such ceremonies were scrupulously OBJ
served.
The Ulemas, or body of Moslem doc
tors, who interpret the koran of the
Choffas tribes and the city. were the
principals in the movement.
Further advices received here from Fez
state that Mulai Hafld was proclaimed
sultan on condition that he abolish taxa
ton, make an alliance with the sultan of
Turkey and suppress all relations with
Europeans except those prescribed by
custom and rules.
Couriers have oeen dispatched to Mo-
rocco City to Immon Mulai Hafid to
Fee.
That city is reported to be in an up
roar The residents are armed and fear
full lest outbreaks of pillages and mas
sacres occur.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12
FORAKER'S
MEN OPPOSE
TAFT TICKET
RIVAL COUNTY COMMITTEE is
NAMED
Relice Attend Convention, Antiei-
patlns Clash Between Followers
Of Secretary of War and
Ohio Senator
BY Associated Press

BY Associated PfeaA
CLEVELAND. o., Jan. 1.-THE FIRST
stroke OF the Foraker followers here
was made today. when in mass meet
ing q committee was selected to displaee
the regular Republican county exeeu-
tive COMMITTEES.
The question of the legality OF the COM
nittee selected as against the regular
committee, said by the F'orakerites to
be Taft organization. will not be placed
in the hands of the county board OF cleo
tfons. The claims of the so-callsd
Roosevelt committee, a third element in
the local situation, also rests in the same
situation.
II win be the duty OF the board to de-
ternine which committee is lawful and
OF authority to act for the party in this
county.
TO place the issue squarely before the
board each committee has issued call
for Republican primaries, all on the
same date. February II.
The board has until next Wednesday
to decide upon the merits Of each claim
ant.
Many policemen were on duty today
IN the convention hall In anticipation OF
sn encounter between the Forakerttes
and the followers of Taft. who early an
nounced their intention Of packing the
convention, but it was as quiet as o
thing went through unanimously and
without hitch.
Resolutions condemning the ''regular"
committee and one-man power in the
party were ADOPTED.
At the proposed primaries delegates to
the state and national conventions will
be chosen.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12
GOVERNMENT
TO PROSECUTE
LAND FRAUDS
DEPARTMENT TO CONTINUE
WORK IN WEST
Federal Attorneys VIII Not Be De-
tered BIZ Decision of Colorado
Judge Who Dismissed
Indictments
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Jan. lit was stated
officially at the department OF justice
today that there would be no cessation m
the prosecution of land fraud cases IN
Colorado and other western states, al
though the decisions of Judge Lewis nave
made 1t necessary to change the pro-
cedure in some respects.
1t is pointed out by the officials of the
department that, pending an appeal from
Judge Lewis decisions, which/will be
expedited in the supreme court as rap
idly as possible, there would be no aa-
vantage IN bringing further criminal pro-
ceedings on similar charges except such
as might be necessary to avoid the oper-
alton of the statute of limitations. IN
cases in which there is danger of pros
pective defendants securing immunity py
reason of the expiration of time IT is
intended to have indictments brought
within the time limits. but not to ask
for further trials until the pending ques-
tions are settled.
1t is said positively that there rs no
change in the purpose, either in the
interior department or the department OIL
Justice, to go actively into the prosccu-
ton of land fraud cases, and the oniy
change which has taken place is that
whieh was necessarily followed Judge
Lewis decisions.
It is also stated that an ARRANGEMENT
had been made by which strict DIVISION
of the work in these cases between the
two departments has been laid down. SO
that hereafter the department of justice
will undertake no preliminary investiga-
ton, but such work will be done wholly
by the interior department, which VIII
have control of the cases until they are
fully ready for prosecution.
When these have been certified to the
department of justice for legal action,
either in the matter OF criminal prosecu-
fion or for civil proceedings for the pro-
lection of some rights Of the government,
the matter will be wholly under the
direction of the department of Justice,
and all steps will be taken and all EGO
tiations must be conducted with that de-
partment and is officials.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12
No More
Piles
No Matter How Bad Your Case IL Or
How Long You Have Had 1t. Pyra-
mid Pile Cure Can Cure II
Free Package sent to Prove II

Half of the suffering and torture of
piles has never been told. Whether your
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12
SHELTER TRUST WILL
ACCEPT NEVADA ORE
Cash viii BE Paid Up to $1oo in Value.
Over That Amount Forty-flve
Days Time VIII Be
Required
nv AesocIated Press.

BY Associated Press
GOLDFIELD. New, Jan. u.-Represen-
tatives of the smelter trust have an
nounced that they are prepared to take
al. Goldfeld ores offered up to 500 In
value and pay cash therefor. On ores
running higher they will pay 500 cash
and the remainder In forty-five days.
Encouraged by this new ruling of the
smelter trust, several mines are preparing
to start up.
Nearly 200 new men took Jobs in the
mines today. most of them former mem
bers of the Western Federation of Miners.
All the active mining district is picketed
by hundreds of federation men, who
swarm the hills n droves attempting to
influence the miners to quit work. The
miners have to run the gantlet near.y
a half mile long to get to the quarters
provided by the mine owners, but so far
very few have seeded.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12
VICTIMS OF TURKEYS
OPPRESSION PLAN WAR
Armenians, Greeks, 5uigarians and
Others Hold Secret Meeting in
Paris-Dlscuss Overthrow
of Sultan
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
PARIS, Jan. u.-Representatives of the
different peoples who are being oppressed
by Turkey. including the Young Turks
Armenians, Greeks, Bulgarians, AibanI-
ans. Kurds. Jews and Araes, held a Sc
cret congress In this city today.
IL was unanimously decided to organize
In common action to overthrow the pres
ent Turkish government and for the sub
stitution of liberal, constitutional and
parliamentary regime. The details Of this
revolutionary program were not pub
lished. Armenian 5, Turks and Bulgarians
in America were represented at the con-
gress.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12
BLACK HAND ATTACK
MADE ON STREET CAR
Italian About to Start for Homo Is
Pursued by Agents of Society.
Fight Ensues-5oth
Arrested

by Associatt1 Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 11.--An alleged Black
Hand affray endangered lives of many
persons and created a panic on Four
teenth street cross-town car today.
The principals are Giova Giano and
Casino Polomeno. Polomeno who is a
laborer, said that after he had succeeded
In accumulating $500 he began to receive
letters signed by members OF the Black
Hand demanding that $500 be paid. He
purchased a ticket for Italy and started
today for Hoboken to take passage.
After he and his friends had boarded
a car Giano got on with stiiletto in
his hand and is alleged to have attempted
to stab Poiomeno. who fought back with
a revolver. Three shots were fired in the
crowded car, but fortunately no one was
hit.
policeman disarmed both men and
arrested them. Polomeno as a witness.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12
BETS $4,000 THAT JOHNSON,
If NOMINATED, WILL WIN
~ Associaf / Press

Py Associaf / Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 11--Wlth the conven-
tions which will nominate presidential
candidates still months away betting on
the result Of the election has already
been started at the metropolitan head
quarter Cor campaign wagers, the Hoff-
man house.
me MS. wager of the campaign is re-
ported as having been recorded .ast
night on the offer of John S. Mcdonald,
the turfman, TO bet $1,000 that Governor
John A. Johnson of Minnesota, If nom
mated for the presidency. will be elected.
The reported taker OF the wager Is
Thomas H. Shevlin, father of Thomas
shevlin. the Yale football player, and
at one time member OF tn national Re-
publican committee from Minnesota.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12
CAREER OF PICTURESQUE
ApvENTuRER ENDS IN LONDON
Nv Asaneiated Preas.

BY Associated Press.
LONDON, Jan. 11.--William Oliver,
the picturesque adventurer. who under
the name of Marquis de Leuville, burst
into New York society in 1886, died re-
Gently at Brighton.
oliver was the son OF a barber. He
arrived in New York with seemingly
proper credentials. was welcomed hear
tiiy and became very popular. He
was finally exposed, however. and had
to leave the city.
From New York he went to Paris,
where he had a successful career pos
ing as the Marquis de Leuville until
the fraud was discovered in that city.
He then established himself in London,
where he was warmly welcomed by
certain credulous women, and for q
long time held the leadership Of the
local bohemia.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12
PROBE DISAPPEARANCE
OF ROYAL REGALlA
Commission Disposed to Drop Pro-
ceedings at Dublin, but Governor
Insists That hearing Be
Continued
BY Asaoclat Press.

BY Associst Press.
= DUBLIN, Jan. 1.-THE inquiry by vice
regal commission into the disappearance
of the regalia Of the order of st. Patrick
was resumed here today.
Neither Sir Arthur Edward Wears ror
his legal representatives were present.
The members of the commission are in
clined to let the proceedings drop, and
they so informed the solicitor general, de-
claring that in their opinion no useful
purpose could be served by proceeding
without the information tnat Sir Arthur
could give.
The solicitor general, however, declared
that the governor wished the inquiry to
continue and Said he was in position to
bring witnesses who could give important
testimony.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12
SURGEON LEAVES RUBBER
TUBING IN PATIENTS CHEST
By Associated Press.

By Assnclated PresA
RED LODGE. Mont, Jan. 11.--A local
surgeon who has performed an operation
on Charles Joakinen. a young Finnish
miner, for the removal of the cause of
pain in his chest. found in the cavity
left by a previous operation two pieces
of rubber tubing four and ive inches
long. respectively. TO one was attached
a safety pin. badly rusted.
The rubber tubing was nearly half an
inch in diameter. The foreign substances
had been left in the wound when New
York surgeons sewed it up following an
operation several months age. Joakinen
is recovering.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12
Actor Hangs Himself

b. Associate Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-Charles J. jack
son. an actor and nephew OF Joseph JEFF
ferson, committed suicide In his room at
the Hotel Gerard today by hanging. Jack
son, who was As years old. had been out
Of employment for eight months and be-
came despondent when, after obtaining a
place In a company, he was unable to
memorize the lines Of his part
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12
penver COMMITTEE to Meet
By Associated Press.

By A5socIateu Press.
oWENsBORO, Ky, Jan. 11.-Secre-
tary Trey Woodson of the Democratic
national committee today announced
that the committee on arrangements
for the Denver convention will hold Its
first meeting in Denver on Monday,
January 20.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12
They Are for Hughes
Rr Asaoclatea press.

D
ROCHESTER,, N. Y. Jan. 1.-THE
Republican general committee of Mon
roe county, at it's meeting today In
dorsed Governor Hughes for president
and urged the Republicans of the state
10 seek his nomination.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12
Sue Insurance Company

BY Associated Press.
SAN JOSE, Jan. 11.--James NJ. Hale
and w. c. Andrews, executors of the
estate OF the late o. A. Hale. today filed
q suit against the West Coast Life IN
surance company 10 recover $1o.54O alleged
to be due on policies taken out May 2,
1907.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12
Labor Convention AdIourns

By Associated Press
VALLEJO. Jan. 1.-THE State FEEDER
alton Of Labor adjourned sine die this
morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-12

Sample shoes--AlI styIes--AlI Sizes
Top floor, Bryson BLK, I'd and Spring.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-30

to understand the reason for IL.
BY an interesting coincidence the
same day that brought the publ
cation of these impressions" in
Paris found President A. h. Hepburn
of the Chase National Bank back
home from Europe and with him a
batch of personal impressions" on
continental and British sentiment
with reference to the United States
and its affairs and its people. For
tunately and Interestingly he speaks
with pronounced positiyeness on the
reasons for French and other con-
tinental sentiment against this
country, and from wide experience
his recognized powers of clear OBJ
servation and conservatism his OPP
inions must possess weight in en-
tightening and impresslng both the
President and the public. The only
European friend that the United
States has is England, he says, and
Great Britain is the only European
power that would not welcome and
assist in bring to US disaster or de-
feat-for England's interests parallel
ours and anything that would impair
our prestige would be alike preju-
dical to her. On the continent they
charge their present Financial and
commercial difficulties squarely up
against the United States; the
balance of trade in favor of the
United States during November. De-
cember and January was more than
$500, 100000 and every dollar
of gold we took was obtained by
commodity bills, and yet they seem
to think that Europe loaned 1t to us
as a matter of favor; our growing
Importance as military and a naval
power disturbs them acutely. IL has
shifted the international balance OF
power as that heretofore existed and
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-30

upon which continental diplomacy
has been based and for almost ex-
aetly these same reasons and for GER
tain additional ones the continent OF
Europe is jealous Of dislikes and
fears Japan All these matters lead
Mr.. Hepburn To these opinions:
II follows, from this condition of
affairs. that nothing would be con-
templated with greater complaeency
by the continental powers than war
between the United States and Japan.
\ taxing of the strength and vast
ing of the resources of these two
powers. not involving themselves,
would tend to restore their relative
power and precedence in the council
OF nations.
This explains the repeated rumors
from Paris, Berlin and St. Peters
burg of impending difficulties be-
tween the United States and Japan;
the wish is father to the thought;
and the continual prediction of
trouble is made in the hope of in
citing the same.
1t is daily becoming more and
more apparent that, apart from the
direct, immediate purposes, of the
administration in dispatching our
great hattleship fleet to the Pacific
and around the world, the wisdom of
this step has been justified and the
practicability of the policy proved In
ways not originally contemplated by
President Roosevelt. The orderly
procedure of the fleet, Its efficient
handling. the cordial receptions by
South American powers and the com
posture with which Japan contem-
plates the expansion of the naval
programme in FAR eastern waters
have all impressed and disappointed
continental Europe. Home critics
of the cruise have been largely dis
armed by its success up to date and
by its failure to provoke inter
national complications as predicted;
and before the fleet gets home next
year the continent will doubtless
have been still futher impressed and
disappointed by the results of its
cruise-and will be forced to accept
the growing importance of Japan and
the United States and their establish
led friendship as the inevitable.
something that Europe cannot pre-
vent or check
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-30
Powers
All Opposed
To United StateS..-WOuId
Welcome Conflict and
Downfall

From a special correspondent of
the Petit Journal de Paris now in
this country and recording his i'm
pressions of men and things Aneri-
can in that publication comes the
information that this French inter-
viewer found President Roosevelt
wonderfully certain" on inter
national politics. The President i'm
pressed his visitor as sensibiy less
optimistic in regard to the relations
of the United States with Japan
than the official communicates APP
pear to indicate" He was mani
testify distressed at the campaign of
the French press, which represents
that war between the United States
and Japan Is inevitable, and he failed
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-30

The Fraction shaft of the Duplex
estate at Searchlight will be sunk to
the 500 foot level. Charles Caugh-
man has been awarded the contract,
and the work will be started immedi-
ately. Several more leases will prob
ably be let on the Duplex at an early
date.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-30

Henry j. Bartlett. of the Round
Mountain Nugget. came over from
Goldfield yesterday on his way home
to Round Mountain, says the Ton
opah Banana. In speaking of the
Round Mountain district yesterday
Mr. Bartlett said
We have one of the most wonder
full camps in the state and one that
is continually producing the goods.
Shipments of bullion are being made
regular and that alone speaks vol
umes for the camp. The Round
Mountain Mining company will soon
increase their output from'75 tons to
100 tons daily and that will increase
the returns from $4,000 to $40 900
a month, and il will not be long be-
fore that will be doubled. The
Sphinx mill soon starts up and that
will offer employment to a large
number of men. There are now
about $50 men employed there now.
outside of the leasers. and the
amount is being steadily increased. =
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-30

Gweenah and Rawhide are yieing
for supremacy as boom camps, and
while the latter is the older camp,
presents indications point to the
former as the more permanent, avs
the Reese River Reveille. The hills
around Ledile station on the n. G r..
r are swaming with men. and each
train brings additinoal hords, all
eager to clap their notices on any
vacant claims or fractions that might
have been overlooked by the too
anxious of the first rush. Prominent
mining men from Tonopah, Blair
and Goldfield reached here last week
in an auto and at once repaired to
the new district where they made a
thoroug examination of the prop
critics already opened up and also
the surface showings of various
other properties. and it is the opinion
of each and every one of them that
the showings at Gweenah are re-
markable, Intact he best showings
they had ever seen in any camp for
the amount of work done
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-30

large mills; the building of large
power plant; the building of rail-
road from Elko to Tnscarora and
other work