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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-23

who will do everything In human
power TO defeat BRYAN. But they
represent no real democrats, and
have no constituency. The encour-
aging thing is that democrats Of the
Judge Gray type. the democracy OF
New York and New England, even
Tammany, II you please, will this
year support the democratic national
ticket not only with fidelity, but
With earnest interest and enthusi-
asm. They saw In the unanimous
support given by the members Of the
resolutions committee 10 the plat
form as reported, that Organism bad
at length spread TIL 1t takes In and
covers every genuine and legitimate
element OF the party and every SEC
| tion Of tie country.
And they saw, last aud best and
most encouraging Of al, the astnnish-
Ing enthusiasm Of democracy for the
name and cause of William jennings
Bryan. They saw democracy rallied
about that splendid ana rcyered lead
er with such an intensity ana nna
uimity Of devotion as perh ps never
before has been shown by a great
national party Cor any leader th'
country has produced.
They are 'esylng for home With I
conviction that Bryan is 70 be elects;
50 strong that IL resembles q relis
ious faith. And their faith in Bry
an, 10 bis integrity, hts sincerity
; bis courage, his wisdom, is 50 fer
I vent and unseltish that II ~0oii
: hardly be sacrilege 90 call IL Jus
! that. He is their moral as vel a
: their political leader. their precepto
, 10 religion and Christianity, har0l
: less than in questions q public POI
t icy. They are eoiBg home 70 hgh
for him. And judging from th
, spirit they bsye sbown here IN Der
D er throughout the week they viii 80
e Up a figbt So daantless, SO untiriu.
e no Inspired. that not all the combins
{ power Of unscnpuleas and eunniu
!, wealth can hope 10 prevail again
y them.
K II. T. y.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-23

Estate ~ Il. q ioaeks deeraM q.
Notice Is hereby given ~ the undersigned
Administrator ~ the Estate 81 u. q. Loueks
deceased. % the creditors ~ ard all pcFeefs
having claims against the SAID deceased. 10
exhibit them With the necessary svachers.
within Sin months after the isrst publication
Of this notlee. 60 the SAID Administrator.
County 81 l.eBahi. state al Idaho.
Dated Jolly n. IqpE w &. smith Ad
minlsssatien II The Estate of II, q. loacks
deceased.
tinl pub. laiy 10. zoos
Last pub. August q. I9oA,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-23

conditions Of a certain permit heretofore is
sued BY The State kngIneeS Of the STATE Of
Idaho.
3. he pane q the person haIding aid
permit - Newton Hshbs
,. The postOtfsce address q sact person i
Salmon County Il Lemhi State 81 Idaho.
; The number 81 said permit Is zgs1, and
the date SCI ias the completion q such work
s August 10. toes
4 Said water TO be used FOE mining and
milling purposes
5 Said works Of diversion wsil be fully
completed on the date SEA Tor such coupsefion
and the amount u water which said wofks
are capable u eondectsne 10 the place of
intended use. IN arc0rtencc WIth the plans
accompanying the application fcr such per
NIT, y cutsc tecf per secnad.
O. The place o. ass II said w4tes Is ono
feet below point u diversion.
las. Sfepheasaa, Is.
Stale kaginesF
First pail, IuiY II, fooS
last pub August 9. 1903.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-23
sottee Of Complexion 0f wswts. Ana
Applications OT Water To
Beneficial Ise

Notice IS hereby giveu tA4t at 70 a. m. on
the Esth DAY Of Aagsst, F9os. al Salmon,
County "a Lemhl, STATE a IaanD, before g.
u, ouaricss proof will he Submitted a the
completion et works ior the dsveFes Of
( cubic seet per seenTd II the waters 81 Camp
Greek and Of the application 20 beneficial use
81 said water % accordance with the teFmsand
conditions Of Permit No. 9Ios heretofore issued
by The state Engineer Of the State Of Idaho
The narue and possothre address ~ the
person holding said perFais afs .Gold Ridge
Mining Co. Limited, LeesbaSg. Idaho.
2 SAID works Of diversion will be tally
completed on the date set faf such compile.
ton. and the amuaRG of water which said
works arc capsule af cnndneting 10 place Of
intended use. in accordance with the plans
accompanying the application tot such
peFnll "A euhle teet per second,
! The as< 20 whseh said water has esen
applied - irrigation and domestic purposes,
and the amount appiied ~ beneficial use Is
cable feet per second
4 The place where said water is used is
al The Gold Ridge Mining claim.
s The date al pfiegity whtch said user Is
prepared to establish IS Aagust IL, 1890.
las, Stcnenson. H.,
State EngsBser.
First palA Iuis 10. zoos
Lat pab. August D. zoos.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-23

this world has ever witnessed. The
convention was to meet again at lie
the afternoon. Most of the delegates,
Of course, would have a natural in.
to 90 To bed, and TO stay
there till somewhere nearly tine APP
pointed hour. This would leave tue
way clear for what sinister influence
there has been, hidden In the con-
yention and lowering darkIy around
1t, to prepare and put forth a plot
for the gold bricking Of the conyen-
tion.
The fact was realized the more es-
peclaliy as there had been general
feeling that there were influences at
hand OF the Guffey-- Sheeban-Jim
Smith type, who mean TO fight Mr..
Bryan at the polls, and whose high
est desire would be realized II they
could fool the convention into &C.
cepting the candidate who would
weaken and imperil the ticket. -
1t was with these things before
their eyes that the Bryan men began
TO get busy Immediately after 4
O'Clock this morning, just as dawn
was kissing the life and beauty In
the high-bung clouds that fiecked
the eastern sky. They met and de-
cided that, &c insure against mistake
or treachery; or both, it was neces-
sary to agree on one candidate un-
mistakenly of the Bryan type and
then support him with Bryan votes.
AS among several whose names
we're suggested, 1t is rumored, Mr..
Bryan at Lincoln, when communi-
Gated with, refused to express per-
sonal choice. These included, be-
sides Kern, Ollie James, John Nit
chell, Charles A. Towne, Francis B.
Harrison, Berry OF Pennsylvania,
Mcneil of Connecticut Herman Rid
der, the great German editor of the
New York Stats Zeitung, J. b. Sui.
Ivan of Iowa and others.
The Bryan delegates were left, con-
sequently, entirely to their own
Judgment and resources. In 'get.
ting together, the list was narrow
ed speedily. for one reason and an.
other, Ollie James and John Mitchell
for example declining To be consider.
ed, until kern's name was reached.
And here was where his splendid
record and reputation came I'm tC
make him the sure choice OF his
party. 1t might therefore be well tt
explain in a general way, to western
people, just what are the winning
qualities of this eminent Indianan.
John W. Kern, in the first place, |.
Bryan democrat, not from expedi
ency, but from intense conviction
He was a Bryan democrat, in thu
sense that Bryan democracy mean,
certain well defined principles ant
| policies long before he knew or beart
OF Mr.. Bryan. In 1896 he was an ar
dent champion of the democrti,
| luse, along with Towne, Georg,
Fred Williams. Tom Johnson and ;
few otner northern democrats o
national reputation, whose heart
were in genuine sympathy with tn
purposes of the Chicago platform
In the last two campaigns he has LEI
the democracy of Indiana as its can
didate for governoar, in both cam
paigns running well ahead Of hi
ticket He has been for many year
an aggressive and militant champion
of reform policies in Indiana, in
Guiding an anti-pass law, the direc
primary, railroad reduction, the
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-23
xorreG OF prsLIeAT,eS.

Nutice Is hereby gtven that At 10 a ia en-
the 70 DAY u AagaAt, iqCs. at Salmon SatY
{ sasafy 81 Leash STATE o. ldaha. bsiafe leea
u Paarham. \. Z. prooi ~ili he sabn,stted
81 tine ro,npieiion OF works tez the dissrstoa
II { cstic iect per seeoad 81 the eaters 81
West Fork 81 Wallace Greek IA Leaihi
C0snfy. IN accordance with the terms and
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-23
[IGHTS
|ONvtNTION !
Eor Vice Pres
~ for Fear the
light be James
on the face Of it

on the face of it
b is a bit unusual
lanatiOn must be
n clearing up OF
held, leaving one
Mt his having to
Ike.
Is simple and two
first in the fear
preseen possibility
ght be Jim Sher-
nd, in the charae-
b was nominated.
morning OF today
completing an all
dominated Bryan
bad put under him
a platform which
.dially to approve :
be hearty sanction
and John Mitchell
Bs OF labor, and
= time was unani-
by the resolutions
animously adopted
knew it had done
had nominated the
popular and best
ericans for presi-
bad given him a
I'd him; a platform
~ bold as to every
aned not one equiv
fetreated from not
ttion, that promised
the line. It knew
candidate and such
asted with the plat
nd the candidate
1t had TO exercise
] In the nomination
10 and Il victory in
1u0m up as a strong
I'd of only a strong
Bryan delegates had
eyes the picture oil
forget how the re-
Ion at Chicago APP
Re had loaded dowI
reactionary candi
Extreme type. They
kthat nothing Of The
10 here. They were
this convention
"a candidate for vice
)uld not have to holC
ftb the candidate foI
Il we're determined
d man whose recort
10 apology: who's
putaGlOn cOuluD Z u
hose stanch
b democracy WASH
Examination that wa
1n vention adjourne'
morning, after hay
dr. Brayn in one 0
able all night scene
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-23
(OUNSY BOARD
PROCEEDINGS
County Commissioner in Ses-
sion for a Week. Transact
Ing Large Amount Business.

The board of county commissioners
OF Lemhi county met IN regular SEES
sion. Members present, b. +. lbach,
Chairman, W. +. Stone, Chas. NJ.
Hull. W. c. Smith, clerk.
The following bills were allowed
and warrants ordered drawn on tie
Current Expense fund End quarter
1905
b Ibach i sal as CO com and
exp .....,..,..s.--..-.. .stll-W
W + Stone Il sal as co com and
exp. ...........t--. ..-.s.+s.-.. o..Vu
Chas NJ Hull L sal as co com
and exp. .......,.... ....... %.
W g Smith clerk and rec and
dept, ..++....t.s.......... as1.uV
WIN MuIkey L sal sheriff and
dept ID pris aud exp. ...., Sill 10
+ j Cowen sal CO atty ....... 10
Guy Edwards u sal treas and
exp. Observation-Disclosures. 1856. so
Harry Waters 1. sal assessor
and exp. .... .... 449. Is
Geo. Steel sal aud postage. %. 80
Ethel @ Watkins i sal ana
exp school supt. ........,... $50. go
Alien c Merritt Il sal county
surveyor ................. $3.50
Quarles 4 Quarles 1, lights -. 3l.25
Salmon water CO water for n. l450
Fred Broueh i care co poor. 4i1.00
Geo II Monk & co mdSe and
Jury cert 1890
Pioneer Mer CO mdse ..... l31. 20
First nat bank Salmon jury
cert and fare clerk. 500. 400. o5
Langsdorf & co jury cert. :. 81. so
Montana & Idaho stage co 49,.
fares to II II co charges. .... -. 10
A W Pattison burying co charge 2d.00
Jhas @ Lipe registering u
names Fit Lemhi preet ,... 1925
Idaho Recorder printing for Il SO. 10
Bushong & Co blank hooks. 49,. 50. IS
L NJ Tingley court house jan
ltor Observation-Disclosures. 60 90
G G Mathewson livery hire. l1.50
Geo W Neither & co mdse and
drugs y. ................ 1866
Shenon Hotel co l3 meals for
Jury. ................ o 80
W G Whitwell sal as health
officer. 3s.00
5 T. Bowler Jury cert ....... TO-. %
VIM Wittenhurg jury cert. -. 1890
j = McGivney lion hides -. 1900
" Van lorns water com 2nd div
-. 80. ............. ..,... 74.5s
J NJ Riding lion hides ... -. Ot
Arthur Grub lion hide. 49,. i5.0C
David McNutt Il rent court
house ....-... ........ 300. o,
Red Rock and Salmon River tel
CO phone tent and messages for
lst and End or 1905. ...... -, ~. 3.
II Ii Chase Ii sal night watch 6.O'
" Brown lion hids..s. l5.0'
Nv 4 Stone mdse and messages -. q
L L Edwards mdse furnished
co poor ........ ...... ........ 100. "
In the matter of care for Jerr!
Fabey. II is ordered that John Lei
be and he is hereby allowed the sun
OF $50 fot nursing Jerry Fahey iron
May l6 to date and the auditor !
hereby directed 10 draw warran
for said sun.
The following bills were allowe
and warrants ordered drawn on tn
Road Fund as follows towit:
, Roet G Yearian road oyerseer
, dist No. 3............ =. slsl 0
i II Iiibbs road oyerseer dist
No. ll........................2 53.
} Chas Borosch road oyerseer dist
, No. b.. ~ -. go.
VIM Fox road oyerseer dist No
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-23

First paih IuiY 10. 1908.
last pub Auguas 9. 1903.
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New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
CHO4TE TALE DENIED.
Woodruf Scouts Story of With
drazCing InUitatiOn.

The story started last night by a member or
the new executive or advisory, committee of the
Republican State Committee that it the inten-
ton to turn down Joseph H Choate for permanent
chairman of the convention and to make Secretary
Root permanent well temporary chairman
said that Mr.. Choate was to be turned
down for the proposed convention honor after
being invited to speak by State Chairman Wood
ruff The reason given is that Mr. Choate in
reply the letter asking him to be temporary
chairman, said that he was ardent Hughes
man. This letter read to the executive COM
mittee at the meeting of the state committee on
wednesday. Present Chairman Woodruff,
President Parsons of the county committee, Will
lam Barnes jr.. Of Albany; William l. Ward
Colonel John T. Mott. of Oswego, and Representa-
tive J. Sloat Fassett
AS the letter was read objection was
raised to making Mr.. Choate either temporary or
permanent chairman. the ground that he would
be likely to make some extremely 1audatory refer
ence TO the Governor. which might be construed
as binding the convention to the support Of the
Governor
When this story brought to the attention
of State Chairman Woodruff last night he
phaticaIly denied its truth He said the formal
selection of a permanent chairman rested with
the committee of the convention. but IL was Gus
tomary to pick out man in advance to give him
an opportunity to prepare his speech He had
cordfngly asked Mr.. Choate and received his ac-
ceptance and had not the slightest notion Of any
steps being taken which would prevent Mr..
Choate from presiding.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
AUTOS CRASH Held ON.
OTner Pinned Under Overturned,
Burning Car.

With a terrific crash two automobiles, one
owned by the American Garage Company and
the other by Philip Richard Diamond, of No.
424 East 51th street. smashed into each other
at 10Th street and Park avenue last evening.
The Diamond machine was overturned. caught
IRE and its six occupants were injured. Mr.. Dia-
rnond was pinned under the and received in
ternal injuries which may prove fatal.
Leonard Diamond. brother of the owner Of
the wrecked car. was bruised and cut about the
body; William J. F1nneran. of No 43S East 51st
street; David brennan. of No 433 East 51st
street; Otto Link. of No 443 East 5Sth street,
and Walter S. Story. of No. AS East 5Sth street,
the others in the car, were only slightly hurt.
Philip Richard Diamond was rescued from
under the burning car by Patrolman Mcclellan,
Of the East 9th street station, and several cti-
zens. He Was Immediately removed 10 the
Presbyteran Hospital by DR.. Roome.
The other occupants Of Diamonds were
hurled out Of it at the moment Of the collision
ana thus escaped serious injuries. They were
able TO walk TO the Presbyterian Hospital
Where their injuries were attended to-
AZ the time Of the collision the Diamond
vas going north in Park avenue. AS the Dia-
mond car was crossing 10th street II was struck
oy the American Garage car as it swung around
the corner. In the American Garage car were
two women, who left it Immediately after the
accident
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
GOV. GUILD OPERATED ON.
Vacation an Name Cut Short by
Attack of Appendicitis.

Boston, Aug. 14-Following closely on his
covery from a protracted illness that nearly
proved fatal Governor Curtis Guild jr, was to-
day operated on for appendicitis at the Charles
gate Hospital. private institution in the Back
Bay district. The operation was pronounced
successful by the surgeons and the Governors
condition following it was said to be most satis-
factory.
The Governor had been spending his vacation
at camp on Sebago Lake, Maine. but on ac-
count of his illness he was Obliged to cut short
his sojourn there and he returned to Boston
yesterday.
DIR. e P. Joslin, who attended the Governor
during his last Illness. was summoned early this
morning. He did not like the symptoms, and
Immediately called in consultation DR.. James G.
Muulford The diagnosed appendi
citis. Dr. s J. Mixter concurring in this view,
and 1t was deemed best that the Governor sub
nit at once to an operation Governor Guild
was then taken to the Charlesgate Hospital,
Mrs. Guild accompanying him. The operation
was performed by DIR. Mumford.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
THREE BILLIONS RACE.
North adams No. I Wins Point-to-
Point Contest.

North Adams. Mass. Aug. 1.-THE balloon
North Adams No l. with A. d. Potter, of Green
field. as pilot, and A Holland Forbes and daugh-
ter Natalie, twelve years old. passengers,
owned by the North Adams Aero Club, won the
cup offered by A. Holland Forbes In the first
point-to- point race held in this country.
which started from North Adams this after
noon. The North Adams No. 1 landed at 2:5o
o'clock on the farm of Lyman Sanderson at
West Whateley, about five miles from it's pre-
viously declared destination, Haydenville- This
the first balloon to get away, starting at
o'clock
The Greylock, owned and pioted by DR.. Roger
II. Randall, of North Adams. and having Clar-
ence wildman. Of this city. as passenger, landed
at 2:30 O'Clock at the Bryant farm in Ashfield,
fully twelve miles from its desired destination
at Leeds.
The third balloon to start, the Heart of the
Berkshires. owned by the Aero Club of Pitts
field was also the last to land. coming down at
$3.50 O'Clock in Amherst, within six and one
quarter miles Of Whateley station. its destina-
tiOn.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
BREAKS OUT OF RICHMOND JAIL
Prisoner Escapes from County's New Struct-
ure in Broad Daylight.

Although the new Jail at Richmond. Staten Island.
was supposed 10 be an up-todate prison and so
safely guarded as to make the escape of prisoner
Impossible, a succeeded in getting away yes
terday afternoon, and search is being made for him
all over the island. The police, with the aid of
Sheriff Joseph Barth and his deputies. are looking
for Frederick Colin, whose home was at No. 138
West 3Sth street, Manhattan
Colin was arrested last June on a charge of
stealing q motor boat belonging to John Schmidt
NJ West New Brighton. II alleged that he
so,d n and he was indicted for grand larceny He
Uas tried before County Judge Stephen D. Stephens
and remanded back TO Jail to await new trial as
the first jury disagreed
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
TO PROSECUTE HUNDREDS
Illinois Democrats Held to Hare
knitted" Deneen Illegally.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune.I

Chicago. Aug. IA move was made to-day
which il is expected will result in the whole
sale prosecution of Democrats who signed Demo-
cratic primary petitions and then voted Repub-
Ecan ballots last Saturday In effort to de-
feat Governor Deneen. Criminal prosecutions
Of men who are alleged TO have committed
forgery are also included in the
Harry L. Shaver, attorney. left Chicago for
Springfield to-day to make card index of the
names on the Democratic primary petitions fled
from the 9Th and other Congress districts. In
which Il is alleged hundreds of Democrats voted
at the Republican primary These names viii
be compared with the pollbooks in procuring
evidence TO prove that Democrats violated the
provisions of the primary law by voting Re-
publican tickets. Under the new law the penalty
is fine Of 500 or imprisonment in Jail for
year, or both
Twenty-Five thousand names II is estimated
attached to Democratic petitions from which
ii will be possible to get evidence, and hundreds
Of prosecutions are expected to follow.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
THAW ENJOYS ANOTHER OUTING.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

ErishkiU n V Aug. 1.-THE proceedings In the
asa ~ Ur Wilson of Poughkeepsie. against Harry
4 Thaw were postponed again this afternoon for
the eighth time An adjournment was taken at 10
a m until o. m. In the mean time Thaw enjoyed
trolley ride and ive-mile tour over Mount
Beacon.
dav and gave his direct testimony. He said that
Tbaw had called him to the Jail three times and
each visit occupied about an hour As a result OF
these calls Dr. Wilson asserted he had been pre-
pared TO testify expert as to Thaws mental
condition. After Dr. Wilson had given his tesu-
monv which was brief Charles Morschauser. at
tornev for Thaw desired cross-examine the wit
ness but as there court stenographer pres
ent the hearing again adjourned until next
Tuesday at 10 a. m. Thaw was returned to the
jail in Poughkeepsis
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
THAN PETITION PASSED,
ReDorted Obstacle in Plans to Take
Him to PittSburg.

Pittsburg Aug 14-Because entered an
appearance for Harry X Thaw when his petiton
in bankruptcy was called before Referee William
p blair to-day the fixing OF date for the first
meeting of creditors postponed indefinitely, and
it is said will not be considele ed until some one
makes an application to have the time fixed
Roger O'Mara. the receiver was not In the city
to-dav He went to Poughkeepsie the early part
~ the week to confer with the prisoner, and was
last heard from in Philadelphia. where he is pre-
sumed to be detained by some feature or the case
There is a report tonight that the attorneys have
found In the proceedings an obstacle which threat
ems TO interfere with the plan to have Thaw
torrbt 70 Pittsburg 1t is said that it concerns the
Eastern creditors.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
ERIE TRAIN LEAVES THE RAIL.
Mountain Express Runs Several Hundred
Feet on Ties-Passengers Shaken Up.
LBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Mfddletown, y. y. Aug. 14.-Runnng fifty miles
hour. train ~, the Mountain Express on
the Erie Railroad left the track at Arden this
morning. The train due in New York at 1917
and was well filed with New Workers
muters.
After leaving the rails the train several hun
dred feet the ties and then stopped, the
being strewn in all directions. Passengers were
thrown from their seats and many bruised
although few needed medical attention II Is said
spreading rails caused the accident.
Passengers on express train of the Ontario &
Western Railroad that had stopped at South Falls
burg station to-day thrown into panic when
milk train crashed into It Several of the
the milk train wrecked. but the passenger
train was not damaged and none of the passengers
VA inilIred.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
YENEZUELANS NAY RISE.
Strong Increment against Castro
ReDorted from Panama.

Panama Aug. 14-Many members OF the
Venezuelan colony here express grati1catlon
over the turn which revolutionary affairs IN
their country are reported to have taken Two
special commissioners from the revolutionary
camp at Los Andes arrived here yesterday and
brought to their countrynen the news that the
revolutionary movement in Venezuela Is very
strong. General Rolando former President of
the State of Guayana and military chief in the
recent Matos revolt the commissioners say, Is
being Joined by influential enemies of President
Castro
General Nicolas Rolando is now staying in this
city When asked last night about the report from
Panama he said: Say that L now in New
York and a of peace. know nothing about
the movement mentioned in the cable Dispatch