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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-03-05
SAYS HUSBAND IS A MURDERER
OPERA SINGER TELLS OF THE
KILLING OF HER BROTHER.

Deserted by Husband and Denied the
Legality of Their Marriage, Giacia
Gala Says She Will Send
Him to Electric Chair.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-03-05
Reputation Worth Acouirino.

Townspeople owe it to themselves
70 build up reputation for hospital
ty They should ever welcome the
residents of the surrounding country
to their town. But hospitality alone
will not win. People have their eyes
On the mighty dollar, and if in addi.
lion to hospitality the town secure a
wide reputation as good market
place, where eggs and butter bring a
Few cents pound more than in some
other town, it will work wonders in
drawing patronage to the place.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1908-03-05

Clean and well-paved streets indi-
cate the good character of citizens
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
Serious Accusation
Against Starter
Trainer Tigue Alleges That Holt
man Threatened TO Ignore
EnFe Nous at Post

Joe Tigue. who trains for Matt
Reiss, owner of Entire Nous, Miss Off
cious, Herives, Belle of Iroquois and
other we'll known horses, was greatly
incensed over the virtual leaving of
Entire Nous at the post in the last race
at Emeryville yesterday, in which the
mare ruled heavily backed second
choice. Tigue declared after the race
that Starter Hoffman had warned him,
in the course of a heated discussion
over the way in which Entire Nous had
been dispatched in her previous start,
that if he attempted to send that mare
10 the post again while Hoffman. was
starting here he would disregard her
presence at the barrier and send the
field away just as if she were not a
starter in the race.
Tigue's friends, who inquired about
the mares prospects of winning yes
terday, were informed of the incident.
while at the same time Tigue told them
that. off well. Entire Nous probably
would win. Few of them took the mat
ter seriously, but when the field went
away from the post with Entire Nous
many lengths behind they probably
wished they had
Holtman's version of the affair was
not obtainable last night. If the facts
are as alleged by Tigue. who is gem
orally regarded as reputable trainer,
it is difficult to understand how the in
cident can be passed unnoticed by the
management of the jockey club. 1t is
not to be supposed that President Will
liams and his associates, who have
built up the sport to its present splen-
did proportions by policy of square
dealing, will tolerate anything which
savors of highhandedness.
If Entire Nous or any other horse is
addicted to bad behavior at the bar
rier the starter has remedy in the
schooling list, to be on which disouali-
fies horse from starting during the
pleasure of the starter. But the racing
public clearly is entitled to a run for
its money on all horses which are sent
to the post and has the right to ex-
pect that there shall be no discrimina-
ton for any reason whatever.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
Page
Foes of Race Bills
Gain a Point
Delay Final Vote on Anti-
Gambling Measures Until
. Next Wednesday
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL


ALBANY. April 2-The failure OF
Governor Hughes to send a special mes
sage and of his representatives in the
senate to follow up the advantage
gained by them last night in the race
track bills fight has placed those meas
ures in Jeopardy. though it is believed
that they will ultimately be passed. AS
result of the inaction of the governor
and the bungling in the handling OF
the measures in the upper house a hnal
vote cannot be taken until next
Wednesday. This is precisely what Nc
Carren. Grady, Emerson. Wemple and
the other opponents played for.
The vote last night. striking out the
september amendment, was proof
the governor had the necessary ma
Jority. Whether he will have it on
Wednesday remains to be seen.
I, The opponents of the bills had re-
covered from their complete detection
over night and they are now buoyed up
by the hope of winning over the two
senator's needed to prevent the pas
sage of the bills That the racetrack
fiuence to secure the two votes there is
not a shadow OF doubt
Senator Agnew succeeded today In
having the assembly Oills of Assembly
man Hart. which have already passed
the assembly. substituted for his own
The practical result is that when the
bills come up on Wednesday they will.
If passed, go next to the governor for
the final signature which will make
them law. But for this substitution
the senate bills of Senator Agnew
would. If passed have to be cOncurred
in by the assembly.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
BENEFIT FoR MtLLEE

The friends of James Mullee. the
old time baseball player. are making
arrangements for benefit game to aid
his widow and children. Jack Gleason
has given the committee in charge the
use of Recreation park on the day IL
brings off the game. James Powers.
800 Precita avenue. has charge of the
benefit and all subscriptions sent to
him will be thankfully received Among
those who will aid in raising funds for
the former stars family are Mike Finn.
Charley Gagus. Jack Donahue. Jack
Sheridan, Mike Fisher, Billy Encell.
Danny Long, F. Stein, George Van Hal
tren, Henry Harris, Phil Knell and
Truck Eagan.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
Yesterdays WINNERS
Workouts

sHFer Llne-Three- quarters in 1:I6.
q -. ,,Snuskoday-Mile in 1:50; breezing
neIAe burns-Threequ quarters in 20; breezing.
5inaud-Ihree-eight in 1914
rrincess David-Half in :53
Soloen Wine-Mile in I:45IS
van Sordon-Three-quar in 1:19
frince NaSnet-Three-eigh in Al: breezing
Maalala s1SeEen-eighths in 1873; breezing.
Amada-Half in :53.
MISS May Bowdish-Three-quarte in 1:20;
1reezing.
Work Box-Half in 81.
King Ferdinand-Three- -eigbths in :3S
Oeneen-Half in so.
Netting-Three- -eighths in 40.
Ornate-Half ia 80
Ray Bennett-Five-eighth IN 1:o2 1-5.
lsabelita-Aile In :45; breezing.
Semmell-Three-Qu quarters in III; breeZlng.
SanpiPer-Ihree- -eighths in rs; breezing.
Edwin 7. Fryer-Seven -eighths in 1871.
Bright skies-Three-eigh in :3615.
St Albans-Three-Quarte in 1:20ia; breezing.
Red -FiVe-eighths in 1:04l2.
Uncle Sam and Parasol-Fiye-ei In
.O31a: breezing
Gsnnet-rhree- -eighths in 81
1ntonation-Half in 90
Royal N-Five-eighths in LOG; breezing.
Follie 1-Three-eightEs in 81.
Charlie Dougherty-Half in :5l.
Mlpitas- -Ihree-ouarters in lis.
kenilworth- -Three-quarters In I:21; breezing.
Native Son-Three- quarters in 1:16.
Miss Rillie-Half in :52.
Colonel White-Three -eighths in :3S
Dollie Dollars-Three- -eighths in :36R.
San Olmo and Detector-Half in 81.
Firestone- eighths in 1905; breezng.
Rubric-Mile in 1:44
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
Cricket Schedule for
ihe Season
By William Unn1ack

The schedule of games to be played
under the auspices of the California
Cricket association during the COM
ing season has been accepted by that
body. Each team belonging to the
association plays every other team two
pennant matches during the season,
which will begin on May and end on
September %.
Besides the pennaEt games, several
other interesting matches are sched-
uled, and two open dates probably will
be filled later with games against
country teams.
Two games that will be of interest t
are the one scheduled for September 9,
when the San Francisco star team
meets the star team from across the
bay, and the match between the cham
pion team and a selected all star team
from the other clubs.
The schedule is as follows:
Nav 3-Alameda VS. Pacifcs at Alameda
Wanderers vs. Barbsrians at the stadium.
May 10-San Francisco County vs.. Golden
Gates at Alameda; Bsrbarians vs. Alameda at
MAY is-San Francisco County VS. Wanderers
at AIameda; Golden Gates VS.. Pacihcs at the
May 24Aveterans' match at Alameda; Ala
media VS.. Barbarians at the stadium.
May 80. Decoration day-Combined practice at
May sI-Pacihcs vs. Wanderers at Alameda
Barbarians San Francisco County at the
stadium.
June Alameda VS.. San Francisco county at
Alameda; Wanderers VS.. Golden Gates at the
stadium.
June I4-Married VS.. Single at Alameda; Mar
ried vs. Single at the stadium.
June 21-Pacihcs Barbarians a Alameda
Golden Gates vs. Alameda at tie stadium.
June 2S-Barbarians We. Golden Gates at the
stadium; San Francisco County vs. Pacincs at
Alameda.
July 4. Independence day-combined practice
at Alameda.
July 5-Alameda vs. Wanderers at Alameda
British VS.. Americans at the stadium.
July 12-Pacifcs Alameda at Alameda
Golden Gates VS.. San Francisco County at the
stadium.
July Ie-Aiameda vs. Barbarians at Alameda
Wanderers VS.. San Francisco County at the
stadium.
July 2s-Marin County VS.. Alameda teams at
Alameda: Veterans match at the stadium.
August 2-Pacifcs Golden Gates at Ala
media Wanderers VS.. Alameda at the stadium.
August 9-Open date at Alameda, Wanderers
VS. Paci1cs at the stadium.
August l6-San Francisco County Barbar-
fans at Alameda; Golden Gates VS.. Wanderers at
the stadium.
August 23-Alameda vs. Golden Gates st Ala
media: Barbarians vs. Pacffcs at the stadium.
at Alameda; Golden Gates VS.. Barbarians at
the stadium.
September 6-San Francisco County VS.. Ala
media at Alameda; Barbarians vs. Wanderers at
the stadium.
September 7-Combined practice at Alameda.
September e--San Francisco Stars VS.. Alameda
Stars al Alameda.
September 20-Ladies' day at Alameda.
September 27-Cbampions 1908 VS.. selected
team at Alameda.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
Six Horses Fall in
New Orleans Race

NEW ORLEANS, April 2.-Six of Is
starters fell in the third race at the
fair grounds today. The first to go down
was Bert Osra, which fell with Jockey
Martin soon after the start. Then on
the stretch turn Harold d fell and
.Bensonhurst, Calabash, Wild Irishman
and Communipaw fell over him. The
riders of these five were Koerner. Rice
Bilac, Leobert and Skirvin. Bilac and
Skiryin were unhurt, but all the others
were injured Martin having a broken
leg and Rice a broken collar bone. The
cause of the spill was Wild Irishman,
which stumbled. Results:
First race, four furlongs-Pinion won, Servi-
cence second, Injury third. Time. :4S 40
Second race five and half furlongs-Uneasy
won, Apple Toddy second. Tartar Maid third.
Time. 1:07 As.
Third race. five and a half furlongs-Ben
Double won, Ben Strong second Canopian third.
Time, :07 2-5.
Fourth race. six furlongs-Carthage won, Hy
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
Gossip of the Track

suEgsrmaid,s E victory in yesterdays handicap
FOR which she assigned an impost of i6s
pounds. Il is hardly likely that her trainer
viii ask her 10 carry il3 pounds a mile and
an eighth. J J., Ferguson, her owner, who
"a here from Seattle q visit had the pleas
the frst time since he acquired her last fall
Incidentally be won a bet that ran into the
thousands.
Jockey Lynch viii terminate his saddle work
at Emeryviile after 6lling his engagements FOR
today, as Paddy Lynch fears that the boy
terfere with bis valuable New York engage
The feature events FOR next weeks racing
~ Emeryville are follows:
Iuesday--Lodi handicap, mile and sixteenth
Ihursday-olema handicap. one mile.
stgrdsy-olympie Club handicap, 81 600 and
bsSdiesp Tor year olds fEe fariongs; Mo0fs
vista handicap futurity course
lerd from $500 10 81, 600 yesterday may pre-
cipitete selling race feud between Bedwell
cost Hs1Ee eoodIy psrt n Of p his n Winnings on
Ellfro's victory 70 protect and retain the ami
nal, ana It is alleged that he gave Bedweli TO
With hin. Bedwell got more out Of the race
than If Nellie Racine had won, for his share
Racine.
= The average racegoer considered to 10 very
short odds 10 take against Wap in mile race
in view Of the fact that the horse had never
before gone. further than six furlongs; but II
turned out that the odds were not far from
what they should have been
c. 7. Boots has made several nominations for
the stakes at Seattle the coming summer and
is planning TO send stable to the northern
track from Elmwood farm for the first time.
r. II. Williams is reported to be negotiating
for the purchase OF z. J. Baldwin's Del Cruza-
dor, the year old brother to cruzados.
With the return Of warm weather walter
Miller Is sble to DO lo4 pounds.
william Fisher is planning to race at Seat
tie the coming summer for the first time
o. A. sBianchi VIII put in the summer deveI.
oping his promising band Of yearlings.
Joe Stern probably will arrange with william
short 70 race the Menlo stable string ct Seat
tie Stern plans on going TO New York dur
ing the summer. with the idea Of bringing
bach % the coast some horses to strengthen
his string.
Cricket Kelly, although still lame from
dags resumed riding yesterday
T. r. williams crack sprinter Perjuicio is
galloping along nicely after having been on
the shelf for some time with an injured leg.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
RerkeIey
aENNING RESULTS

BENNING, d. c., April 2.-Results:
First race five and half furlongs-Giles won
smoker second Banyah third Time, 1:l2.
rate won Nutmeg second, Gerald D third. Time,
I:01.
Third race. seven furlongs-Servile won, Azure
Maid second DArkle third Time, :32 3-5.
Fourth race, seven furlongs-Jublee won, Gil
vedear second, The Shaughran third. Time, 1:35
Fifth race. one mile-Billy b. Van won, Call
Sixth race one mile and a hundred yards
Berkeley won.s Samuel Il. Harris second, Ivan
hoe third. Time, :56.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
CAIIFoRNIa VS.. POMONA

BERKELEY, April 2.-The Univer-
sity of California-Pomona track meet
will be held on the campus tomorrow
afternoon, beginning at $3.50 o'clock,
when large number of university ath-
letes will compete against the smaller
team from the south.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
FRENCH BILLIARDIsT ENTERS

NEW YORK, April 2.-Lucien Re-
relle. a noted French amateur billiard
ist. has announced his intention of en-
tering the contest for the interna-
tional amateur billiard championship.
which will begin here on April %. Cal
vim Demarest and Charles F. Conklin
Of Chicago, Edward w. Gardener of
Passaic, N J., and Ferdinand Peggen-
berg of this city will represent this
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
DEATH OF A FAMOUS SIRE

LONDON, April 2.-The duke of Port
lands famous race horse st. Simon died
this morning. The horse was original
lv bought for $1,000 and held an un-
heaten record throughout his racing
career. ST. Simon was the sire of
Diamond Jubilee and Persimmon, which
won the derbys of 1900 and 1896, racing
under the colors of the then prince of
Wales
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03

DAMAGE SUIT ENDED-oakland April ?.
A suit which Dan Castro fled against the Ex-
celsior laundry company for 5000 damages
for alleged false Imprisonment was dismissed
by stipulation today. Castro said he was
marker and was arrested when patron OF the
laundry complained she had lost $40 in
bundle which She sent to the laundry.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03

BOSTON, April 2.-Ensign Harry r.
Brayton, United States navy, executive
officer of the training ship Enter
prise. has been ordered to duty on
board the armored cruiser Maryland
Of the Pacific fleet.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL

OAKLAND, April 2.-The baseball
teams of Oakland and Berkeley high
schools will cross bats at Freeman's
park tomorrow afternoon in the first
game of inter-high school subleague
series The line up:
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
SnAI.s START HoMEwARD

BAKERSFIELD, April Nineteen
Seals and Trainer Cornell broke train
ing camp here today and left tonight
on the Owl for San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03

perfon II second, Cooney K third. Time, Is 2-5.
Fifth race, one mile-Pinkola won, hetehemlke
second Rexane third. Time, :39 2-5.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Bertha won, Spion
second; Belle Strome third. Time, 1:14.
Seventh race mile and a sxteenth-Leo Beach
won. Funiculaire second Jim Simpson third.
Time, LAT 1-5-
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03

Liberal advances on diamonds and jewelry.
Baldwin Jeweiry Co.. 1854 Van Ness av.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03

Greenland has population of 1885.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
ADENA-HEATHER SCOTT-WAHOO
COMO-EDUARDO-BO

Remarks.
May not go the route.
Likely to be keen contender.
Might improve and do it.
Pull in the weights
Balance little chance.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
HUMERO-CHARLIE DOHERTY-SAN DINO

Apprentice allowance.
BEST BET-ADENA. NEXT BEST-COMO
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
Santa Anita Park Entries

SECOND RACE-Three and half furlongs,
selling year olds:
Lady Nazagam =. lo5 Lady Quality ..--..l0o
Divorcons 10ol Bertha .............lUo
Edith Cue ....... .103i
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
oRDERED TO JOIN SHIP

Apprentice allowance.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03
GOIdsfein Wins With
Four Mounts
almost a Clean Speep for the
Fdporites at Santa Anita
Racetrdck
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

LOS ANGELES, April 2.-The horses
ran right to form today. six favorites
and a heavily backed second choice
winning. Goldstein carried off the rid
ing honors, plotting four winners. Mus
grave landed two. Summary:
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-03

Cricket Kelly. although still lame from
the effects Of bis mishap Cruzados last Fri
dass resumed riding yesterday
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-08-07
Notice Of Election

TO pc held by Independent Schoo, D,s.,,..
Id ia No. az spirit Lake. in kootenai COUNT
bonds to the amount of Fiftean N, sunooi
tsi5oOo.0O) Dollars. on Thousand
Notice is hereby given that hv ,,,.
Board of Tr unanimously adopted BY the
District No; 49, at Spirit Lake Ko oenooi
ppounfy, Idaho, at special meeting Of go n
meeting place fo os ssS held at the regular
Spirit Lake kootenai County. stata et ~ AZ
on on saturday, the 18th day Of Juiv 1a aSAno,
will be held dd 1fi or to o'clock NJ election
Inc question whether or not said Roa u upon ~
No a. sha ~ s SAD Independent School District
gota al Ic an pe authorized to issue the ne
school District No. SO to the amomnt ~ len
men thousand 'sl5OOOOO) Dollars, for the
and impro &c, ypInnrchas anfp providing. building
t houses nd ana grounds. and furniture apnara.
D DIS aha INJURIES Tor said Independent School
Idaho. said p peaoti Lake, kootenai County.
, near nv, interest at not exceeding six R1 mar
nnalipu Per - annums interest payable semi.an.
Indepen nd ene once sh Of the Treasurer Of said
.e a nahhRlag house In the City OF New YorI
Trnstssa oe TTHhslgnated by the said Board oil
counon bond dne principal of said negotiable
tho p po4, oonus, or any part thereof NAV al
t tne oPtlon OF said Independent School Dis.
va .s re n9; 3D. pc paid at any time after ten
such nepo ed sh hI issue and the principal OF
thain twenty s2o years from the time ~
ne ISSUE. and In the order In which shev
are ISSUED and numbered, SAoy
in oalu election will be held at the Fire Hon.a
u y spirit Lake, kootenai County. Statao
ians h ~ On saturday, the 18th day Of Amrnst
oc t ePs n a tha ballet box II
y. .. commune open until the hour ~ sa~ ~au
. 40 IN the afternoon of said day,
SILL Al q4alihed voters OF said Infenendant
he Ieyy D ns No g. authorized to vote for
'r n entitled to vote at said election oonus'
9O8. oa ing tHe Uth gay of July,
nenden no Sno OF Trustees OF Inde-
attest; Il. Davenport. Clerk,
la-Ag IA
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-08-07

EVERY year during the dr.,
season, despite all the warnings
against danger from fire. the
devouring element claims it's
tribute of homes, forests and
human life. The woods are dry
as finder and the least careless.
ness on the part of campers.
prospectors or travellers causes
confiagrations which DESTROY
untold thousands OF valuable
timber. Brush burns we'll at
this time but it is little less than
criminal for anyone to clear
their farms by means OF fire if
there is the slightest danger OF
fires getting beyond control and
destroying property or denud-
ing mountain sides OF their forest
cover. The danger is not slight
during the dry weather. 1t is
great; and too much care cannot
be exercised.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-08-07
Resolutions of Respect.

WHEREAS, it has pleased our
heavenly Father in his infinite wis
dom to remove from our midst the
past few days Brother Leroy Steele,
member of Rathdrum Lodge No.
! 70, |. Q. 0. F.. Rathdrum, Idaho; be-
it,
RESOLVED, That 1t is our sad duty
TO mourn the loss of our beloved
brother and may it further resolved
enat while we are made doubly sad
oy looking at his vacant chair and
lor MS generous expression of sym.
pathy and kindness, we bow in hum.
Die submission to the Supreme Ruler
OF the Universe, and cause our chart
er TO be draped 10 mourning for
period Of thirty days In memory Of
him. Be it
RESOLVED, That we tender our
deepest sympathy to his bereayea
FAMILY and pray that God may sus-
tain and comfort them and that they
and we may think of him not as dead
Out asleep 10 Jesus. be it further.
RESOLVED that copy of these !
resolutions be spread upon the
records OF our Lodge and a copy be
sent to his bereaved family and
copy printed in the Idaho Odd Eel
low, also in the Rathdrum Tribuna
Respectfully submitted,
STEPHEN ADAMS.
G r. KLopF.
J. A. SIEGLoCH,
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-08-07
LATAH IS FOR FRENCH.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oyEl

KNOW him and have watched his pro,
gress with pride. In answer to the
demand for a candidate who can lead
the Republican party to victory and
render the most efficient service IN
me position which be will occnnv
we say to the people from Bonner To
Bear Lake and iron Fremont to Ow,.
hee that French is your candidate as
wei as ours, be is your friend as well
as our friend, whether you be rich or
poor, or whatever position In life Won
may occupy. your needs and requests
VIII receive the same careful atten.
ton. We ask you to 70 search the
entire record, both public and private.
or Burton L. French, and Won will
not IND one blot or blemlsh. La this
Gay or graft and fraud 10 public
positions, not one suspicion has ever
oeen directed tow .rd him. So It Is
with clean record, a record OF work
well and faithfully and honestly done
mat We present to the sober, sound
ana conservative sentiment OF the
republican State Convention, which
meets 10 Boise on the first dav ri
september, Burton L. French, as a
candidate for Representative In Con.
'ress from the State of Idaho; and to
ecure bis nomination we urpa and
instruct our eighteen delegates to
nat convention to use all honorable
leans and to vote as a unit for him
rst, last and all the time.
Ahe convention also instructed for
enator Hepburn, Judge Ailshie and !
. H Brady.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-08-07
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they canno
reach the diseased portion of the ear
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutions
remedies. Deafness is caused nv a,
inilamed condition of the mncon,
lining OF the Eustachian Tuhe
"hen this tube is inflamed you have
rumollng sound or imperfect hear.
ing, and when 1t is entirely closed
Deafness is the result, and unless thu
Inflammation can be taken out and
This tube restored to its normal con
aitlon' hearing will be destroyed for.
ever; nine cases out of ten are oansed
by Catarrh, which is nothing bnt an
Unnamed condition of the mncous
surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
or any case of Deafness Caused nv
that cannot be cured nv
iall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circ,
ars free.
F. J. CHENEY & co, Toledo, Ohio
'old by Druggists, 75c.
rake Halls Family Pills for consti
alton.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-08-07
A SPECIALITY
Notice Of Bond Sale.

Nseihaoff p Is HE Na 3 Z, GIVEN THAT
state OF Idaho, will sell one hnnd County
VIII OF eight hundred dollars said d ha ,ne
and viii WHITES bea the first day of January J i9t
cent per oenr interest at the rate of six peI
nish, nona being issued for buildina and ny
'ish.hg new school house in said AIN ana iur-
board nas d TOR said bond will be received bv the
IS until the hour OF q 81 said school district No.
the tha Gay OF September, 1905 at the No o on the
idaho ue ssta experimenting ut Rathdrunoi
CLERK Of the s oid' should be directed to the
drum, Idaho. VI trustees, Rath-
scbooo 4r ntl, or the Board of Trustees =,
Da'ea hathdrum, Idaho, Aug. S, 1908.
Raw Mos. W. T. Winslow. Clerk.
man 5tAug7-Sp4