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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-09
SUNSET LINE CONNECTED.
Farmers Lines Now All Joining at
Vollmer.
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
VOLLMER, March 9.-The Sun
set Telephone line, one of the sew
eral farmer lines installed for serv-
ice on the prairie, was cut into the
main offices of the Nezperce Coop
erative company Saturday and put
III active operation today, 1t serves
22 farmers in the Mohler, Fletcher
and Big Canyon district, and gives
them now direct service with Voll-
mer, Ilo and all outside points.
Those on the line just cut in are
Il. H. Thompson, Bert Anderson, L
M. Inglehorn, John Livengood, A
Younger, E. M. Newbill, Jess Born
E. Smith, R. Mahan, J. Smith, L
Ogden, G. S. Hunter, Len Abbels, W
t. Wagner, John Klaus, j. McKin
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-09

ceed; that he had been misunder-
stood, etc.
Heney arose and said: "It ap-
pears that the counsel is juggling
with the court and endeavoring to
deceive your honor. He said we
are ready to call the jury"
Murphy said tersely; I'VE are not
as adept in deceiving the public and
court as Mr. Heney whe;l he stood
before the jury and lied about I'M
munity,"
'Heney flushed hotly and de-
manded that the counsel be punish
ed for contempt and be made to re-
tract Judge Lawlor ordered re-
traction
II retract so far as the court is
| concerned" answered Murphy, 'but
I demand that Mr.. Heney also be
made to retract that I was Juggling
with the court. Lawlor paid no at
tention and refused to change the
order of the trial for Wednesday.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-09
WELCOME ANTLERED HERD.
Dallas, Tex, Sends Out Attractive
Cards.

The Benevolent Protective Order
of E'ks of Dallas, Tex, is sending
cut souvenir postals with the dates
Of the national convention of Elks.
which will be held in that city in
July. The card shows the welcome
flag that is always flying from the
Texas city and portrays the gates OF
the city through which the antlered
herd is entering.
sThe visitors are welcomed by =
typical Texas steer, and water
trough filled with the artesian wa
ter that has made Dallas famous is
standing near the gate.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-09
His Majesty safeguarded.

BARCELONA, March s.-General
Linares. captain general of Cata.
lonia is confident the visit of Al
nhonso to Barcelona viii pass of
ss feIy. His majesty is expected to-
toorrow, Nevertheless the authori-
Ties are sparing no precautions to
safeguard his majesty from danger
/, any comes. It win be from ths
anarchist wing of the carlists and
not from the republicans.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-09
Special Pate Meeting.

CHICAGO. March 9.-Railroad
rates less than 2 cents mile will
probably be adopted by several lines
because of the numerous national
political conventions and other
meetings to be he'd this year.
Several conferences on the sub
ject has recently been held, and 9
final decision on the specisl rates
matter IS expected when the Cen
trail Passenger association meets in
regular session this week.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-09
MAKE INSPECTION OF NEW LINE
Northern Pacific officials Make Trip
to Vollmer.

]. G. Roth, assistant superintend-
ent of transportation. and ]. s
Hickman. car service agent of the
Northern Pacific COMPANY, We're ar
rivals in the city yesterday and are
today visiting the stations on the,
new line from Culdesac to vollmer
Messrs. Roth and Hickman spent
yesterday in looking over the city
and in the afternoon enjoved 8 drivs
throughout the orchard district OF
Charleston.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-09
SECOND HOMESTEAD ENTRIES.
All Action Suspended, Pending New
Instructions.

Instructions.
The local land Office is in receipt
OF letter from the honorable COM
missioner with regard to an act
passed February s. 1908, which
reads as follows:
Replying to your letter of Feb
ruary 21. 1908, with regard to the
act of February 8, 1908. providing
1or second homestead entries which
reads as follows:
That any person who, prior to
the passage of this act, has made en-
Try under the homestead laws, but
nom any cause has lost, forfeited
OF abandoned the same, shall be en-
utled to the benefits of the home
stead laws as though such formel
entry had not been made, and ans
person applying for a second home
stead under this act shall furnish
Tue description and date of his for
per entry; provided, that the pro
visions of this act shall not appll
% any person who former entry wa
sSaceied for fraud. or who relin
qulshed the former entry for a val
aahle consideration,
The Office is directed to suspen
as'lon on all applications for entr
under this act. pending receipt Q
s'ruetions under said act, whie
= now being prepared"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-09
HAS
BOURBON PLUCK

MADRID, March 9.-It has de-
yeloped here today that. section OF
the Spanish ministry is bitterly OPP
posed to Alphonso's going to BARGE
lonia. which is described as Q
.,wasp's nest" but the king will dis
plav the old Bourbon courage and
has refused to be dissuaded.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-09
walsh wants a New Trial.

CHICAGO, March 9.--Motfon for
new trial in the case of John r.
Walsh, the aged ffnancier who was
convicted of irregular practices In
his management of the defunct Chi
cago National bank, will probably
be argued tomorrow. Attorneys for
Walsh are confident that they vii
yet secure the acquittal of theil
client
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-09
DOUBLE SERVICE FOR SITES.
Mixed Train Will Connect With the
Spokane Passenger.
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
STITES, Idaho, March 9.-Begin-
ming Saturday, Sites is enjoying a
double mail service, the mixed train
from Arrow Junction bringing the
afternoon letters and papers from
the Spokane train.
The service will great facilitate
business, both in the town and sur.
rounding mining districts. Tht
train leaves Arrow Junction imme
diately after the arrival of the Spo
kane train and is due to reaef
Sites at o'clock.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-09
Met Death Fearlessly.

ossINING, N. Y. March -
Antonio Strollo, an italian, who
killed Antonio Lorsella, in yancort-
land N. Y, last August, went to
his death in the electric chair with
q ehescy goodbye and a smile on his
face.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-09
Firemen Injured; Three Fatally.

CHICAGO, laalch "a score OF
firemen were injured, three per-
haps fatally, in fire early today
that destroyed Apollo hall, three
story structure, at 126-12S Blue ISL
and avenue. The cause is unknown.
and the damage is placed at $780,
600.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-09
TRIAL OF HARRY ORCHARD.
Case Called at Caldwell Tomorrow
Excites Interest.

BOISE, March 9.-Harry Or
chard, charged with the murder OF
Ex-Governor Frank Steunenberg,
will be taken from the state penl-
tentiary to Caldwell tomorrow and
the case will be called for trial.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-09
RAILROAD BUSINESS IS BIGGER
Twenty Thousand More Cars Busy
in February Than January.

NEW YORK, March 9.-That
railroad traffic is increasing Is
shown by the fact that 10000 more
cars were in service in February
than in January, though the number
of idle cars still concern the rail
road managers, the surplus being
319,264.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-09

ney, l.. Triplett, S. Wagner, Scott
Kelly, F. M. Pindel, S. Schulter, A.
N. Abel.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-09
HENEY and MURPHY
IN TILT PASS The LIE

BITTER FEELING EVIDENCED BETWEEN ATTORNEYS OF PROS
ECUTI0N AND DEFENSE IN COURT TODAY, WHEN MR. HEN
EY FORCED RETRACTIoN FROM RUEF's ASSOCIATE CoUN-
Sell
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-07-18
ILLUMINATED SECTIONS OF rHn
PRESENT CONSTITUTION.

Tn. following sectfons of the pres
ent constitution are eliminated, and
In all cases for. the reason that the
and without application to esistins
conditions. unIess otherwise noted:
Art w. Soc. {. All that portion In
eliminated which directs the takin1 Of
q state census once In ten years. Res-
found under See. Z. Art v Of the re-
vision
Art. Nv, Soc. 70. Allowing the leg
islature to provide for the payment Of
postage on mailable matter received
By them. Compulsory prepayment Of
postage has made this obsolete.
Art VII, Sec. 8. Providing that any
inhabitant snga ging In a duel shall be
ddsquahhed from voting OF holding
Art. x. SEQ. 10. Giving certain
eounty boards Of supervisors or audi
tors exclusive power to nx icompensa-
ton for services repdersd for and adj
counties, subject to no appeal. This
y superseded by Sec D. Of Art VIII
Art. XIV. Sec. & Providf.s for .
sss s.sS NUM- q e.. Yeast 20
applied TO the extlnguishment Of the
Art. XIV, Sec. !. All that portion IL
eliminated which permits the fegis-
,aturs to create . single hank with
Art. XIV, Sec. 4 Making the omcers
and stockholders Of banking corpora
tons which issue bank notes or paper
s sry s e s'5 SS s:s e money isSisd
Of Art: XII Of the revision. the issue
Of bank notes or paper credits to ar
cuiats a. ..oo~v = nreh's's-A
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-07-18

'scnooi district ooes not niaifitaiU
school Tor Ave months In each year, in
stead OF three months as now provided
s sion Of 't the Urinary school Interest
fund" instend OF the Income of the
primary ache oil interest fund and OF all
funds a,snS fSr .he
purpose OF the increase from three
to Ave months is to provide for the
better education 81 S tsn young c ana tes
~ as to exclude everything except the
primary school interest fund. The pro-
vision for the education OF pupils IN
another district than that OF tneir resi-
dence Is to accommodate sparsely popu-
lated school districts.
Sec; 10. The Legislature shall main,
tain the university, the college OF
mines, the state agricultural college,
the state normal college, and such state
normal schools and other educational
institutions as may be established by
This Is a now section and re sders II
mandatory, upon the legislature to
maintain the educational institutions
therein specified.
Sec. IL The proceeds from the sales
OF all lands that have been or here.
after may be granted by the United
states TO the state for educational pur-
poses and the proceeds OF all lands or
other property given by individuals
purposes shall be and remain per.
petual fund, the interest and income OF
which. together with the rents OF all
such lands as may remain unsold, shall
applied to the specific objects Of the
orEn sha Ef Erant s or HI MI of
the present constitution.
See ~. All lands, the titles to which
shall fail from a defect Of heirs. shall
escheat to the state: and the Interest
thereof shall be appropriated exclusive
ly to the support OF the primary
No change from Sec. 5. Art XIII of
the present constitution.
Sec. 10. The legislature shall ap-
propriate all salt spring lands now un-
appropriated, or the money arising
from the sale OF the. same. where. such
funds OF lands which may hereafter be
granted or appropriated for such pur-
pose, for the support and maintenance
OF tst ossai.t. epoxsion. relative
to the establishment OF an agricultural
college. which appear In Sec, II. Art.
XIII of the present constitution. are
The bold face words funds or" are
inserted to secure appropriated funds
as well as lands to the purpose named
See a. The lesisiatpSrI;e ., shall shall pro,
least one library In each township and
city; and all fines assessed and collect
cd in the several counties, cities and
Sec. it. Institutions for the benent
OF those Inhabitants who are deaf,
dumb, blind, feeble minded or insane
shall always be fostered and support
No change from Sec. 10, Art XIII OF
the present constitution, except to IN
sert the word feeble minded for the
Vision for the care OF this class OF
unfortunates as well an the others
named.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-07-18
ARTICLE XII.
Corporations.

Section 1. Corporations may be formed
under general laws, but shall not bt
or no. :hs any ri.at-, privilege
by special act of the Legislature. Al
laws heretofore or hereafter passed by
the legislature for the formation OF. o,
chises upon corporations and all rights
privileges or franchises conferred by
sssh laws may be amended, altered. re-
The above section is a revision and
Of sss OF ana Art d Ky Of the present con
laws shall be exclusively applied to
the support of such libraries.
This seeti9n takes the place of Sec.
sertion Of the word "cities' and the
elimination Of the following: unless
board of any township or the board Of
education of any city: Provided, That
In no case shall such fines be used for
other than library or school purposes.
to require the use of such funds for
library. purposes exclusively.
of said section, which is as follows:
thirds vote OF the members elected to
each house. create a single bank with
branches branches, The words except for
from the end OF the first sentence as
provision is made In Sec. 81 Art. VIII
Whereby municipal corporations ma
subject to general laws. The bold face
words Indicate the Increased scope OF
the section. the purpose being to furth-
to grant corporate privileges by she.
cial act and to extend it's power OF
amending corporate grants to laws
heretofore or hereafter passed
Sec. 2. The term Corporation" a.
used In this article shall be construea
TO include all associations and Joint
az n MI ha.
powers or privileges OF corporation
not possessed by individuals or partper
ships. All corporations shall have tn
in all courts In like cases as natural
No change 4. made from Sec II
sept for the purpose Of improving tn
Sec. !. No corporation shall b.
sreated for a longer period than thirty
years, except for municipal, railroad
tnsuranee. canal or cemetery purposes.
ss,is. c stscs ;o ersInl.sd without an,
legislature may provide by genera
one o %ope Of tss ters
of such corporations. while such term
y running. not exceeding thirty years
than aMoh IN ts o Ss sas,s
general laws for the corporate reorgan.
seeding. thirty years. OF such corpora
lions whose terms have expired by linz
ltatfon, on the consent of not less than
FOUR -nfths NJ the capital stock
This In a revision Of Sec. 10, Art XIV
OF the present constitution. 1t takes
plank road corporations out of me lis
81 corporations which may be organized
Tor more than thirty years, and add
70 such excepted list those named In
poId race. There II no good reason for
n.nn the term Of religious and tbs
Organized Without capital stock.
1ec. =: The stockholders OF ever,
shall be individually liable for ali iabo
s psrhormed for such corporation or -
Art XIV Of the prsssns constitStson. I"
CSC :. Ne eoppevatios shall hold anS !
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-07-18
ARTICLE KIN.
Eminent Domain.

| Section l. Private property shall not
be taken by the public nor by any corpo-
ration for public use. without the neces-
Just compensation therefor being hrst
sha be psessribed By s iaM
stitution. The amendment consists in
q he seSS S
terrnined" and the requirement for
Just" compensation,
Sec. q When private property Is
lie, the necessity for using such prop
erty ard the lust comNnnsa ton !, 30
made therefor,except when to be made
by the state, shall be ascertained by a
jury OF twelve freeholders residing In
the vicinity of such property, or by not
less than three eommissioners appoint
prescribed by law: Provided, That the
foregoing provision shall not be con-
.G Apply of s acton or ros % conn
missioners in the Official discharge of
their duties.
This section adds to Sec. 2. ArL XVIII
OF the present constitution the words
"or road commissioners" in order to
conform with the existing road laws
Sec. .. CPrivate roads may be opened
In the manner prescribed by law: but
in every case the necessity for the road
be frst determined by jury of six
freeholders or by not less than three
sether with the expense of proceed
lngs shall be paid by the person or
persons to be benefited.
WILL OF the present constitution by
I9Iy s1yeTsd in Sec =, q this srticls
,ption. submit the entire question to
hrss INN Thss CHANCES
the expense thereof.
Sec. a; The regents Of the uniyer-.
saRe private property for the ' use Of
the. university In the manner pre-
scribed by law.
or It's use the university Ia at the
mercy Of private owners Of such land
rs may be necessary to meet the needs
ieemed essential to the highest welfare
private corporation. should have power
70 TIT. q prosisRfon piacss .an n tSe
hands OF the regents the necessary
,owsr te ,r protect the stat anS the uni
airy private owners. The power Of smin-
emit domain is possessed by the various
,sanr ~ OF the state and .no
the regents OF the university 10 con-
seded.
ARTICLE XIV.
Exemptions.
The following article upon the subject
~ exemptions remains unchanged II ON
the nrst four sections of Art. XVI OF
me present constitution, except changes
IN phraseology deemed necessary to
MAKE 2 more certain It's provisions Sec.
csllaneous Provisions, Sec. g, Art. XVI.
section I. The personal property OF
every resident of this state, to consist
or such property only as shall be des- |
iignated by law. shall be exempted to |
the amount of not less than ave hum
drsd dollars from sale on execution or
otner nnai process OF any court.
sec. z. Every Homestead OF not ex- |
ceeding forty acres Of land and the |
tsnances to be selected by the owner
plat, city or village: or instead thereof.
At the option of the owner. any lot In |
any city. village or recorded town plat, |
Or Or such parts Of lots A. ,hall be equal
and its appurtsnances. owned ana occu- |
pied by any resident of the state, not
exceeding IN value fifteen hundred dol |
lars. shall he sxemnt from forcsd aais
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-07-18
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.

For President William A. Taft.
For Vice President james n. Sherman.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-07-18
ARTICLE XVII.
Amendment and Revision.

Section 1. Any amendment or amend.
ments to this constitution may be pro-
posed in the senate or house OF repre-:
to by two-thirds OF the members
elected, to each house, such amend.
ment or amendments !. shall hall be entered req
same shall be submitted to the eiector.
thereafter, as the Legislature shall
quaiined to vote for members. of the
and approve such amendment or
amendments, the same shall become
part Of the constitution, A.. wv -,
the present constitution.
sec. 2. Amendments may also be
tioHnr Of the ausiined electors Of this
% submitted to the electors unless the
number OF petitioners therefor shall
exceed twenty per cent Of the total
number of electors voting for secretary
Of state at the preceding election Of
sain tSe Fun any 'na csn
provisions of the constitution which
such. petitions shall Be Signed at TIC
a. regular rsxi:trstlon or .l ;s.,I,.
thereof who shall verify the genuine-
ness Of the sisnatures and certify the
electors OF the respective townships
and cities in which they. reside; and
e the q ss With the
tary OF state shall be certified by that
Of its next regular session; and. when
amendment shall be signed by not less
ers. he shall also submit the proposed
anne ndmsnt TO the electors at the nrst
regular election. thereafter. unless the
si :apDrovs of the s'p propessS a%snd%snt
by . majority vote of the membsrs
: .6s. s ~: ,sy ~ .u s'
stitute proposal on the same subject. |
The action Of the legislature shall be |
.-ssS tS- .>~s .-s ~e~- taEs~ th~~ssu
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-28
WEAPONS USED IN HELVETIA;
 FATAL DUEL
Daniels Returns From District Where He Was Called Be- cause of Encounter That Cost Two Lives.

TUCSON, March 27-United States Marshal B. F. Daniels returned to Tucson this afternoon from Helvetta, where he went yesterday in an auto mobile to investigate the double killing at that place, costing the lives of w. K. Foster, a well known miner and prespector, and Nicanor Rivera, who kept a Mexican restaurant in Helyetia.
 The grim weapons which cost the lives of the two men in the deadly duel in the restaurant were brought back to Tucson by Marshal Daniels. They consist of a six-snooter of fl calibre and a steel bread knife with razor blade with jagged edge, showing that the knife had been pre- pared for use in fighting.
 The bodies of the dead men were buried yesterday in the little ceme- tery at Helvetia. A coroner's inquest was conducted there and the jury was unable to determine the cause of the deadly battle.
 Marshal Daniels on his return here gave the first official details of the killing.
 The tragedy occurred about 1 o'clock Monday morning. Foster and William Scott of this city had eaten breakfast in the Mexican restaurant Scott went across the street and was sartled to hear shots. He rushed i back to the restaurant and saw Foster sitting against the wall win his face covered win blood streaming iron | deep cuts in both ears and in tho nose. Rivera lay grooming on the fiool from two bullet wounds in the abdo men.
 Foster had also .S2 calibre wound in his leg which looked as if it wa! Inflicted by gun in the hands of thC restaurant keeper From this wound in the leg Foster bled to death as al 1 artery had been severed. He died twt hours later. Rivera lived three hour
 after tn eduel. The wounds on botl l of Fosters ears indicated that h.
 had been tackled from the rear
 There were no eye witnesses to thu duel
 A dishwasher in the restauran
 while taking a baby out of the room
 where the fight occurred, suffered tn, loss of finger which was shot of. l Rivera had a record in Helvetia a
 a bad man" with knife and he wa
 held in terror by a number of people
 here. He had a criminal record il
 the county.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-28

Lillian Russell has given out an "infallible receipt for catching nus bands" The fair Lillian also has all infallible receipt for getting rid Of tham
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-28

However, during the entire winter Ruthrauff had repeatedly asserted that he was being yictimized by in subordination among the teachers and that he had not been able to se- cure the best results from his teach ing staff because Of the fact that thu insubordinate teachers were not forced to stop their machinations against him.
 Immediately On receipt of the resig- nation Clerk Drachman announced that a meeting of the board of direc- tors would be called for this morning to consider what action should be taken for the best interests of the schools. The acceptance of the resig- nation means that new superintend- ent will have to carry the school work o nuntil the close of the year.
 Superintendent Ruthrauff has very litle to say about his sensational resignation. He says that the facts contained in the resignation letter are the only motives that prompted it and that the conditions referred to have existed all winter through. He says that the recent trouble about books had nothing to do with it and that he still thinks that his course in that matter would have been eventu- ally upheld. He declined to discuss his further plans. and closed with the remark that he wished the very best results obtained for the local schools but did not believe that possible so long as teachers were unmolested in the sort of rank fnsubordination and subdivision of discipline among the corps, which has been the case up to the present time.