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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-03-12

Talk OF a railroad connecting
Butte and Boise. Idabo, Is being
revived In a manner that Is taken by
many TO indicate determination on
the part OF prominent capitalists to
actually build the line. Ii is stated
by many who have Investigated the
territory lying between Butte ana
Boise that 1t is rich in various min
erals and that opening it up would
mean much to both cities as ~elI as
TO Montana and idaho In general
Much mining Is said to be doing on
in the Sheep Mountain district by
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-03-12

which copper and lead deposits Of
great value have been uncovered.
The road not only would bring a
new mining district into the lime
light. but also would open up a fer.
tile agricultural region
The building Of terminal shops
would be big featnre for which
each city would secure them 10 case
OF the roads construction. The mat.
ter Of the contemplated road was
brought up some time ago, and from
time 10 time statements have been
made regarding its feasibility. The
latest talk being made concerning II
Is OF sach a character IS would indi.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-03-12

their views as to the Christian cha
racter of Abraham Lincoln is beyond
the comprehension OF the ordinary
mind. He may have the reason given
at the beginning of this article. but
many will come to the conclusion
that he has more Interior motive.
He has identified himself with the
tinhorn gamblers and the worst ele-
ment in the city by criticising those
who have the temerity to condemn
their lawlessness. Even the minis
ters OF the gospel are not free from
his attacks, il not directly, by infer
ence and inunendoes, who dare to ad
yocate an obedience of the law, or
condemn ihtemperance. lie sneers
at the character OF Lincoln and never
let's an opportunity pass when he
does not by thinly veiled attacks try
to destroy the efforts OF the Chris
tian worker. Is IL not possible that
he desires to excuse himself ani his
own acts by showing that Lincoln
was only disreputable politician and
would drink of the dregs of vice to
secure party success?
lie may be able to bring the better
elements in his party to believe that
IL is necessary to sustain law break.
els in order to get their votes, but
we do not believe II. There Is q
wave OF reform passing over Lemhi
county as great as that in other sec.
tions OF the country; and it stands
Editor Abbott in hand to get in line
or he will he left with the support
only of the element to which he has
been catering in the past few months.
As an idea OF how the better element
Of his party considers him aud bis
diatribes and inuendoes against those
who would have law breakers con.
from to the law we will only give
the expression OF one out of many.
The statement is that from an hon.
orable Christian gentleman, and /.
was something like this, 81 vas borr
and raised republican, but it i.
hard for me to stay in line for the
party of my choice and realize that
we have such an organ in this
county. T"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-03-12
Real Estate Transfers.


Albert j. Brown 10 Jonathan ID.
Black lot IL block !. Rood's addition
No. TO North Salmon, eonsidera-
tion a..
Annie Cartwright ct nj TO Julius
Weimer Foolhen Nos. aud placers
Mineral Ilill district. 500.
Jacob tinstur To Thomas Kane
81 acres In Salmon townsite. consid.
eration $4,000.
Jchn +. Christin TO Louis A, Wells
lot OF land In section %, TIP. II n.
II. al e., consideration $50
State OF Idaho TO Horace W. Soul,
10 acres, section 36, TIP. 81 n, r.
- u.
II. $ Edwards to Horace ". Soul,
Ia Clearwater group Pratt creek dis
trlct, consideration sl3S.
q. T.. Black and wife, who have
been working at Meyers Cove, passed
through town yesterday morning OF
their way TO Boise.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-03-12
Notice

An eighth grade examination will
be held March % "a and q Teachers
who have eighth grace pupils pre-
pared to take The examination at
that time will notify the county su-
pefinteDdent.
Ethel Goodrich Watkins.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-03-12

After Tbougbt, Yellow Jacket dis
trict, Wm. III. Carpenter locator.
GroGnd Hoy placer, Mineral Hill
district, I. c. Bullock eli al, locator.
Klondyke lode, Texas district, Hugh
Ferguson locator.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-03-12

cate an intention TO actually begin
the work OF construction before much
more time has elapsed. Butte Miner.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-03-12

+. II. Bacon and wife came down
from Sun6eld and were registered at
the Shenon Hotel over Sunday.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-03-12

me ans neat and artistic
II work. The Recorder
fs no other kind. But neat
*.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-03-12

" your friends are Visiting
you 'ors you have an It@rs OF
news call up Phone Ga anc
we VIII dothe rest.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
U1Ac1Ae>
SCARLET FEVER.
\ Scourgc of White Races In All
 Ages and Countries

\ Scourgc of White Races In All
 Ages and Countries.
 Now that smallpoy, thanks to com pusorv vaccination, has hccome 2 rar- jty in civilized communities scarlet fever steps forward as the worst oi the erdptivc diseases of childhood It ia a maladr of enormous antiquity Thucydidos, writing nearly 50l years before thc beginning of our era, called ! if a heritage from tho remote past 1 If hag scOurged inc white races in all ages and all countries, and the phy | erjaus of all schools have lcyelcd tchlr heaviest artillery upon t Yet ie remains a puzzle unsolyod and an enemy uuconquegod even to-day We arc i'm doubt as to its cause, and there is no drug or antitoxin that win cure it But despite all thIs the death rate from scarlet fever is steadily dccln. ing, and we may expect it to decline more and more as the years go by The reason for this, | take it lies h the fact that the modern doctor is z great deal moro sparing with pills ant powders than his predecessor and { great deal more lavish with water, ai as antlscptIc Tn tho old days it wal . customary 10 dose scarlet fever pa tlcnts with al sorts of violent remcdic , in staggering quantities and as a rcsul many of them died To-day medicine are but minor auXiliaries in the sick room and both doctor and nurse dc vote their main energes 10 prcventln
 spread of the infection
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
Rrssrvs rrRsr,S INVENTIONS
Reply of Foreign Onicc tn Charge
 Made In punin of Double Dealing.

St Petorsburg Doc. 2S Tho charge brought n the duma peecm her 25. by Prof Paul Mnukotf leader of the constitutional democrats that tho Russian policy of double dealing in Perqa. anu particularly the behav for or Colonel LiakhoN. the military governor of Telersn, showed prepara- tions for the eventual occupation of Persia by Russian troops, has drawn response from the foreign office, An official communication praises tho work of Colonel biakhoff. and defines his status as g Persian officer entirely subordinate to the shah, who is alone responsible for his conduct. The com muncation closes with the statement 1 that Colonel Liakhofr oyerts no in0u- encc on the Russian policy in Persia which consists of steady encourage. ment of reforms
 There Is mo confirmation from any source of tho reported attempt upol the life of thc shah of Persia. A Ioca
 newspaper, the Vochcr, yesterday aalt
 lt had heard that two mon disguised
 as priests had made an attempt to xii
 the Persian ruler on December gG
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29

request of relatives. some time ago Bentley Rice. a son of Iul.us Rice. died in Southboro. Mass leaving considera ble property to his father and making Mrs Emma Deminl oyaautrix After his fathers death Mrs paming was to receive tho property f che 1red for the father during the remainder of his lile Mrs pemIng was one nf the wit- nosses of the win ana sn it is claimed so iar as she is concerned the win is Invalid
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
POLICE TO HAVE MEMORY.

After strenuous efforts which in the end reached Goyernor-clcct George L. Lu)ey the Police Mutual Atd associa- ton received permission to hold it's an- uual ban in the second Regiment ar- mory rhursday January 2l This will
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29

The uso of swandown as trimming
 g heinz revived An imported scoM for evening wear, protecting tho head and shoulders was of soft, silky gnaze- likc chiffon in n pale pink background covered with a design 'n ivory white If was the wdth of the silk, extremely long. rounded on the edges and trimmed an around with swandown, which gave the needed weight even though of such a nuGy nature ThH price was prohibitirc to fine average
 person. because the scarf was a nov elty. but t could he copied at com ! ratatively little expense.
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Warranty Deeds.

William Chrgivin to L. (, Bates company, rear of George street, 35 feet
 William x, Mitchell to samuel R Muuson, Vale avenue, 50 rert
 Henry F. Lowe to Rosie Lifchet2 Butler street il5 feet
 ClGord II. street otah to Clarenc' r. Wilson, et aL, Edwards street, 3l feet,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
\ CHRISTMAS CNROt
Excellent Production ot Irinit, Par
 lsh House Yesterday,

Al Trinity parish house yesterday afternoon and evening "A Christmas carol was given hy members ot the Sunday school, thirty six In unmber. Tho play was given under inc dlrcc ton of Mir and Mrs Benjamin Sco vile. who bent every bit of energy 10 make the affair thc greatest success in great many years at Trinity
 Each character Wns dressed in orig inal Dickens costume and rounds oi applause greeted each and every mem
 her of the east for their clever make. mp and splendid delivery of lines. Mir and Mrs Scoyllle should feel yorl proud on tho success of their work
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
GERMANS PREPARING

Hamburg, Dec Preparations for the German and American Sonder class regatta in 1909 arc progressing rapid ly Nine new yachts are being built here two of which are for the Grown Prince and Prince Eitel respectively The final choice of the three boats to represent Germany in the International contest will be made at the kieA re- Eatta
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
NAMES ALEXANDER TROUT.
Mayor Places Him on Civil Service
 Board.

Mayor Martin yesterday announced the appointment of Alexander Troup, jr., to the civil service board the ap- poInment to take effect on January 1. The term under the charter provision Is for six years, Mir. Trnup Is to sue cecd pr. r.. Reed Whttcmore, whose term expires on New Years eve. He Is the oldest son of the late Hon. Al. cxander Troup and is now genera manager of the Evening Union. Hr is one of the best known of the young. CT men of the city and a promlnen member of the Union league.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29

he two nights after the Yale Prom and AIS the decorations will be allowed to remain 1t is expected that the ball will
 be the finest ever held by the police department The Prom Is Go be on the lgth and ia to be followed on the 20th .by the Foot Guard ball
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
NEWS SOF THEC0URTS
Relief Lodge, I. o 0, E. Wants to Forecloso Mortgage on
 John Reynolds Estate,
BREACH OF CONTRACT SUIT
Walter II. Goodrich Wants SiOO0 Bc- cause simon Lcntz Opened -a-
 loon on Temple Street,

In the common pleas court yesterday afternoon d suit brought'b 'by ReHer lodge. No S6, l Q. Q F., against John Il McHugh as oxecutor of the estate of John Reynolds and tho'heirs of John Reynolds Ellen R. Clyno Annie k Kinney, M, J Reynolds, to recover the amount of mortgage note was filed, Tho note is for $iO0 Tho paIR- tiff claims that stephen w, Thompson had a mortgage on the property and that he assigned 1t to thc Rcllor lodge some time ago. The papers were sarr- ed by Roscoe Brown and the attorney for the plaintiff is James n Hart
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
Admlt D. c. N[ItcheIIls MnI.

Judge of Probate John r Stldloy yesterday admitted to probate the will of the late Donald C Mitchell His two sons, Donald C., IT, and Walter h., qualified as executors The ap- pointment of appraisers went over un- ! til later. The estate Is moi believed tc be large one. consisting mainly of tho nronertv at EdaeWnod.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
Mortgages.

Samuel and Rosie llrchcu to Henry F. Lowe, Butler street aS foet; $l,OOO,
 John C. Conlon to National savings Bank scranton street II fcet $7OO
 (alimiayas Gudas to New Haven Savings Bank pardeo street 70 feet; S100
 samuel and Rosie lifchot2 to ilen- ry D. Lowe Butler street 16 feet, $&.O0O
 Frank Maylinecr to Connecticut Savings Bank Grown street 90 feet, $500
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
1ncohs Nlnst rllo Accnnnt.

Tn the probate court yesterday Judge studley ordered Louis E Jacobs to file in two weeks an account in the estate of william Button of which he Is exc cutor. The order was issued on tho application of Attorney Charles S. 1 Hamilton, representing the Valvenery Button estate which has judgment Tn the superior court for st5OO against the william Button estate.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
s1 .ooo Suit Against cqty.

Mrs. Sarah Harper of Nhaley ave- nue has brought suit for sl,oo0 against the city for injuries received in fah on slippery walk, February 2S l8oS Mrs. Harper claims to have sustained a fractured spine and several other in- 5uries.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
rIouor Warrants Issued.

Liquor Prosecutor Niles yesterday is- sued warrants for the arrest of $, Il. Simmons and James IT. Reeves, propri- etors of the Dlxwell hotel charged with selling liquor on Sundays Tho warrants were the result of raid made Sunday on the hotel
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
DOINGS IN REALTY
Papers Filed Yesterday in the Office of the Town
 Clerk.
Qait Clainrs,

James Rciuy to John C. conlon, street ai feet
 Ernest L. Nottloton to Isaac kaut' man, Truman street 55 feet,
 Kaalmaras Gudas to Charles Gudas Pardec street go feet
 Charles IT, Webb to Andrew Cody James street 40 feet
 Arthur w. Marsdcn to Andrew j Johnson, Morris street l20 feet
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
DIR. FRENCH Nr HARTFORD
Famous Naturalist to Meet Game
 Commission.

At tic regular weekly meeting to- dav in Hartford. thr state nsh and game commissioners will listen to an address by Dr Cecil French of Wash ington, D C. Dr French is ono of tho best known naturaists in the country and has an international rcp. niatlon llc furnishes birds and ani- mals to zoological gardens in this and foreign countries and is also much interested in the preservation of game rIa win douhuessly have many alua ble suggestions to present Co tho com mlssloncrs
 The commission is now hard ai work preparing the annual report which must he submitted to Governor Woodrun next week, and they oNpec to hayc lt finished within a few days.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
ID | Rice Conservntnr

Judge of Probate H. P Morse of Cheshire yesterday appointed Frank J, Rice of this city, conservator over his uncle Julius F. Rice, who owns farm sn Cheshire and who is about 72 years
 old. The appointment was made at the
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
HOW ABOUT YOUR EYES !

Now that the holiday rush is over, possibly your Eyes may need attention. If so. call up ti03-3 and make an ap- pOintmeut with
 (. M PARKER st0-A Chapel Street One flight up.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
srARr COUNTY BOOK AL

County Auditors Senator Shanley of this city and Hon Culver of Seymour, have star of making the annual insp. the Financial accounts of th commossioncrs. Tue auditir countya books will require days.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
Building Permits

Adam Gaicwski throo-family framo touement 20 Fitch street
 F. C. Murphy 2i Clark street frame shed
 Fred Non Bcreu Ridge street one family frame house
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29

The coup of General Juan Vicente his Nneea is regarded in from London intimate that Castro Washington ornnen the French tcy slider the definite downfall of President attitude of Holland important collapse a reign an ourit
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
Office Desks.

The Quigley Standard Desks are among the best. We in ventory January 1 Until then $35 buys a $50 desk, $40 buys a $55 desk and $48 buys a $65 desk; heavy square edges and fiaked quartered oak,
 The round edged desks of other standard makers, com mencing at $14, at equally large discounts,
 As to the Dolls Perambula tors, Morris Chairs, Children { Rockers, and, in fact, most any thing in the furniture line, don you make us an offer this weel unless you wish to buy,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
Breach Of Contract snIt.

Walter II. Goodrich of East Haven yesterday brought suit for Sl0o0 against simon Lentz alleging breach oC contract The plaintiff claims that on May 20, 1907 the defendant made n three-year contract with him to work for him at salary Of Sl5 week and that in that time he would not engage in any other line of business JnJi September, 1908, he kept this agreement and then gave tip his position At present he is running a saloon at 7l Temple street The plaintiff therefore claims large damages
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29

Over slt0oo uas netted from tho sale of 200 pews at auction in the Temple Mishkau Israet This is a little more than the pews sold for last ycar Judge Isaac Wolfe acted as anctioneer,
 The first choice was sold to Max Ad- Ter, who paid S25o for tho pew and almost ae much more nc a premium for tho choice
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
Administrator. Decd

Estate of John Gallagher to John C. Conlon, Scranton street 4 feet
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29

Tn the city court yesterday afternoon the case against Arthur X, Hermann proprietor of the Pabst cafe charged with selling liquor to young girls under age, went over until January At that time there will probably be a decision.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29

The official board of Trinity Meth odlst Episcopal church inc invited the Rev pr John w Maynard their pres ent pastor, to remain another year at tbe church. ana pr Mayuara has ac- copted 1Ie came to 7lnty last spring upon call made unanimously by the members of Trinity NJ E church
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29

The Rev A r. Morse, tne national field secretary of tbe Gospel Temper ance Extension Movement will speak In the First NJ r church on Elm street this evening,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29

Last evening the members of Christ church Sunday school had its Christ mas tree and entertainment Princess Snowflake operctta was given Tho characters were Niaoleua Marion Francis: Princess Snowflake, Vera Parish; attendants Charlotte Clark Bessie Williams. WilhoImna Folshurg Violet and Vivian Ethoridgo, Myrtle sims and Ethel Humphrey
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
As Through a Shop Window


 some clever person has hit upon an idea of raising the popular Cur twhan from che commonplace to the artistic by using trimming of fine black chantiry lace in the form of large nat rosrtta set on the left side lt does not sound particularly fascinat- ing, but the nutfy mass secured to the hal with pair of handsome hatpms needs 10 hc seen m order to bc ap prooiated By ts side the feather trimmed or flower dcrkod lynx hat nr comes actually odlous ny comparison
 An up to-date psycho' demands 3 firm underpinning to Keen 'hc hic knot Of rufrs and coils from slipping down on tho neck some Of tho new shcll harrcttcs are Ax Inches long hy hall as many uiac. and they are worn no' resting against the head, hit at right angles to it under the loose knot oi hair Most Of these large harrettes arC of carved shell, lu natural or amhel color but tor evening wear there arr elaborate a0alrs of rhlnestones set In larticework of sterling silver
 You will not be in it lf you do no wear a sash this winter They hayt Inf tho public n ful force and are ' bc seen on street suits az well as o' ! hall gowns The economical girl can not afford to own sash for ever froak, so she chooses one in black Q vhite satin that will do duty on ser eral occasions To get the best result wth thls shc makes il up on a bone foundation. otherwise it will soon be come sringy Besides making th foundation good nt with featherbon' lt is well supplied with hooks md eye The outer part 's then adjusted firm lv. but so loosely as moi 10 have n silf ready tied look
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29

Tho Christmas entertainment and tree for the Sunday school of the Methodlste Episcopal church was held last evening in tho chapel of the church
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29

High water to-day at 2;41 m. 
 Harners for January at the Pease- Lewis Companys
 At o'clock this afternoon meeting of the Madison bTaneh of the lnterna- tlanal sunshine society Wll be held at Carlisle street school When 21o pool children Will he presented with Christ mas gifts.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
Desk and Office Ink Wells x Ink Stands

ElhN " Ctlo N AEh A ~ bdNh
 Mason's economic glass >TnSs, with rubber cap and dipper, assort- ed styles. For this sale lec.
 Mason's economic Library Ink Sets, on fine polished oak case, two wells and sponge cup. For this sale $l.50
 Library Ink Sets, polished oak base, Mason's economic, single well. Special at 6sc.
 Office Supplies.
 Three-p ply White Cotton Twine, medium weight, At Sc. Desk con. venienccs for holding calendar, etc. 8c. Notes and Drafts, popu. lar forms, t0c. Busi' ess Mems | Memo Books &. Envelope Moist eners soc. Rubber bands 2lc box.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
Desk and Office Envelopes.

Commercial Envelopes, white YX stock, sizes 6l4 and 5 3-4. Al 2c a pack.
 Commercial Envelopes, xxx high grade white stock, sizes 6 S-4 and 6 IA. This sale ten packages in box for Ssc.
 Large Envelopes, white wove, xxx, sizes & l-5 and 9 At Sc pack. Box of ten packs 6ec.
 Pay Envelopes, Manila stock, ten packs, 250 for l5c.
 Desk and Office
 Cash Boxes.
 Jspanned Tin Cash Boxes, sunk handle, flat keys, : iich 3Sc, reg. ular See, 8 i.2 inch 45c, regular 6Oc; g inch soc, regular 65c.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
BRIEF MENTION.

nlgn water to day at a.lr a m.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-29
Barsains in Business Mems Needs.
Blank Books.

Duck with Russia corners, tight back records, ledgers, journals, long day books 200 pages 25c :; 3Oopages 3sc; soopages soc. Cap Folios, very nigh grade white wove paper, leatherette covers, marble edged corners. 200 pages 4oc, i, 300 pages 4sc, 300 pages roc. Crown, three quarter bound, Rus. sia corners, cloth sides l50 pages 6sc; 200 pages 75c; 400 pages Sl.lo.
 Desk and Office
 BlOtters
 Blotters, cut and packaged, size 3x 10. One dozen in package 2c
 Big Desk Blouers, all the bes colors, size IS x 24, Two for Sc.