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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-12-25

Herbert @. Hale, chief clerk of the
bureau of immigration, labor and
statistics at Boise, has prepared a
statement about Idaho In paragraphs
which is OF general interest and
shows the great development Of the
state as.well as dicating the possi-
bilities of the future:
Idaho has 275 days OF sunshine in
every year. :.
Its average mean temperature is
46.2 degrees. The average annual
precipitation is 20. Al inches. ~
IT is the greatest lead producer in
the world; produces over half the
lead mined in the United States
Has over 100000 acres OF land
actually cultivated by irrigation.
Has over 100000 acres OF farm
lands lying under canal systems.
Has over 10000. miles of canals,
] built at cost OF over $2l 900. 900.
| Has more land open to settlement
than any other state In the Unfon. 4
Has the greatest contiguous :irri-
gated area 10 the world, embracing
over two million acres; an empire in
itself.
Has redeemed more land by,viTtue
of the Carey act than any other state
In the Union. ~ e.
! The great Snake river valley SIS 10
the same latitude. as Spain and.Italy.
1t grows 35,OoO,OOo bushels OF
wheat annually. .~s
1t has over two million sheep, which
produce an annual clip of over seven
, teen million pounds Of wool.
II has $50. 900 head Of cattle, l50,
, 900 horses and O,O0O hogs.
a Its mines produce yearly over TWEEN
ty-two million dollars 10 the ores ant
precious metals.
/, 1t has 1918 miles OF railroads
), which are assessed at $l9,050, ,784.SO
Its total assessed valuation is$l15,
= $50, ,056. 70 Zone half its actual value)
- not including mines.
j. It's increase in valuation IN tn
10 last five years is $40, ,705, ,34S8l.
1t has more than doubled its popu
lation in the last years, and NOR
qnadrupled it since statehood-ls9l
It. has 84,4OO square mles-ovt
i. 4OI times larger than. the state
=, Delaware, aud nearly eight thousan
70 square miles larger than the sta'
ha of Minnesota.
:, Produces annually two hundrt
=, forty-six thousand tons OF sng
-. beets, from which farmers rear
!, reward of nine hundred nine thou
md and dollars.
- 1t puts on sthe market each ye
!, lumber to the value Of 81, 243,lOo'
1t has about 6fty thousand acres
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-12-25
In the District Court.
New cases have been flled as

New cases have been filed as fol-
lows:
Washington Wate:: Power company
VS.. Elmer Doty. ct al, suit to con-
demn lands lying along the Occur
d'Alene river.
w A. Hicks VS.. Angus Sutherland,
ct al, suit TO recover on note fol
$1,000.
Chas. M. Aldridge vs.. Wisconsin
Mining & Development Co., suit fol
$6l SS. .36 for loans and labor.
c. w. Jewell vs.. Bernice Newport
suit for $3.50 damages and restitution
of lot in Spirit Lake, Of which h'
claims ownership.
M. T. Savage VS., B. R. Lewis Lum
Der company, suit for $500 damage
for time lost in service OF the com
pany as assistant superintendent.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-12-25

In the probate court on Monday,
Judgment was given to the plaintiff
ia the case of Sandy Alexander
against L. L. Churchill, for 1857
alleged to be due for labor.
On Monday the judgment of the
Exchange National bank of, Occur
d'Alene against the b. b. Lewis
lumber company for $64, 300, rendered
year ago, was satisfied in full.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-12-25
UNPOPULAR IN CONGRESS
President Roosevelt Severely
Criticized.
But POPULAR WITH PEOPLE
In His Message He Has Spoken
Sharply.

Washington, D. c., Dec. TO-
Inc incident of the week most
talked about is the message Of the
PRESIDENT to congress relative to
the So called "Panama canal scan.
oar. AS far as the scandal is
concerned, few people in the
country believe there is anything
in it. The statements of former
Attorney General now Senator
Knox, of Mr.. Cromwell and of the
President are completely exculpa-
tory to all fair minded men, but
the President is very severely
criticized for the tone of his mes
sage and he is nowhere more
severely criticized than in congress
The President and congress are
out--indeed have been out since
|
Mr.. MIR. Roosevelt, as vice-presi-
dent, succeeded President McKin-
ley. His message to congress
about the Panama canal was re-
ceived with laughter.
Only week before, in his an
nual message, he criticized that
legislative body for limiting his
use OF the secret service force and
more than hinted that congress
itself desired to circumscribe and
muzzle detectives for personal
reasons.
Well, the President is going to
make strenuous ending of his
final term, and it cannot hurt him
with congress, where he is already
in the depths Of unpopularity, but
it is probable that Just in proper
ton as he is unpopular with con-
! gress, he is popular with the
people at large who love him for
the enemies he has made.
There is another phase of the
canal question, however, which is
giving thoughtful people very
serious concern. One hundred
and fifty millions of dollars have
already been spent in the under
taking and the expenditure is con-
tinuing at the rate of over thirty
millions of dollars year in con
! struction and excavation. Tht
time semi officially announced to
the completion of the work is si'
years hence, or in 1915, and at tn
present rate of expenditure, tn
total cost would be brought up t
about three hundred and thirt
millions. The construction engin
eer. Col. Goethals, has said tina
it might run up to four hundre
!. million dollars. 1t is believed b
MANY that the mud dams now
construction will not be capable
holding up the central high lev
of over eighty feet above the Sc
and the outlay for. constructir
these insubstantial dams, it
thought, would be greater tn;
the estimated cost of cutting
q navigable water level ditch fro
ocean to ocean. This is prop
sition that should seriously enga
/ the attention of congress.
There is tremendous indignant
in the senate and IN the nouse,
cause of which, in its last analys
: ;s that the President was r
u sufficiently mealy mouthed in
message to congress. The co
gress of the United States /
some very good men in 1t, !
some of them who are, to
appearances, as tall as chu'
steeples and as straight as ramro
are not good. If everybody a
- his wife does not know tins
sooner they do know the tr'
the better it will be for congr
and for the country. 1t is Il
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-12-25
Commissioners Proceedings

| The boam ordered that the cler]
advertise for bids to construct
bridge acros the St. Maries river
the bids tohe opened Dec. IA
Bills aggregatlng $50 were allowed
1t was ordered that the county sur
veyor prepare plans for a bridge across
the ravine On the Fish Lake road.
The board adjourned to Dec. IA.
Dec. IA
The boardgranted the petition Of
the Spokane Valley Land & Water
Company fofthe cancellation OF the
taxes Of 1903 on the conpany's ditch
carrying thewater from Fish lake.
Various official bonds were an.
proved.
Overseers reports approved were
those OF Hugh Lindner, G f Reel, W
Harris and + c Hubbard.
The petition of A Borden aud
and John HShaw for private road
at Spirit Lake was approved.
Dec. 10
Bids were opened for construction
OF the FernSood bridge as follows: J
W Goddard, $l9O5, 20; M Gilbertson,
1920; Carscailen Bros, $l45O; and
Tor construction OF the st Maries
bridge: Jw Goddard, $2os2.l9; NJ
Gllbertson, $3.50; Carscallen Bros,
$l375. Both contracts were awarded
to Carscallen Bros.
The road overseers' reports Of J Z
Gaultney, A A Sage and w w JEFF.
ries were approved.
The board made an order that ih
all cases where 1t is made to appear
by his affidavit that he is an old SOL
dier and owns property, the legal title
to which Is 10 the wife's name, but
said property is community property
and he Is otherwise entitled to the
old soldiers exemption, that the as
SCISSOR shall allow such exemption the
same as though the legal title there
OF was 10 such claimant.
On petition Of the trustees OF the
Presbyterian church of Harrison the
tax sale certificate for the taxes of
1907 was ordered cancelled
The official bond of r G Wearne,
as justice of the peace of Wolf Lodge
precinct, was approved.
The Indemnity bond of Rufus
MathesOn for duplicate warrant in
the sum of 81, was approved.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-12-25

orchard, which produce an annual
crop of fruit 10 the value OF over Two
million nine hundred thousand dol
lars. Statesman.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-12-25
Marriage Licenses.

Dec. 16--Charles Gettman and Ida
Shell, Spokane. - s
Dec. Harley NJ. Henderson and
Grace Alma Harrison, Cueur d'Alene.
Dec. 2l-Nelson A. Olson and Ella
S Olson of Spokane. =
Fred Carlson aud ELLA j. 1verson of
Ferrell.
L. G. Milliam aud b. L. Wilson Of
Kitsap, Wash.
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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-09-23
CANANEA LINE LIKELY
TO BE BUILT ON TRIAL

NOGALES. Ariz., Sept. 22.-Superin
tendent A. r. Oster, of the Sonoro
railroad, came up from Guaymas
looking over tine construction work
on the Cananea-Nogales line. The
work continues to make rapid pro
gress and should reach Cananea well
within the time calculated. 1t Is Ie
ported on good authority that all the
coal and coke going into Cananea by
way of Naco at present will. as soon
as the new cutoff is in operation, come
by the way of Nogales.
In connection with the completion 0,
the new road, several large firms are
seeking good location in Nogales for
retail and wholesale establishments in
several lines Il is reported that a
firm of Cananea men. engaged in IN.
line of mems furnishings, win shortly
establish a large store at Nogales.
The board of trade is in receipt OF
letters from farmers and others in "a
rious parts of the country making p"l
ticular inquiries as to agricultural
lands in the Santa Cruz valley, one OF
these writer's stating that if he came
TO this section ne would bring nearly Z
whole village with him.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-09-23
PAGE SEVEN
MIAMI.

Boston--S stockholders Of the sliaui..
Copper Co. and the holders Of rights
INSCRIBED for $4,000 SHARES Of stock.
leaving 1900 shares to be taken by
the underwriters.
The fact that the entire 100000
shares was not takn by stockholders
was due to the fact that ii was onIs
last week that the General Develop,
ment Co, which holds 100000 shares
Of stock In Its treasury, voted to dis
tribute the rights on this stock among
its stockholders and as number OF
its stockholders are now IN Europe,
and the rights could not be extended,
they expired in some instances with
out the holders being able to partici-
pate
F. w Estabrook, of the Estabrook,
Anderson Shoe Co. president of rn@
First National Bank of Boston, has
been elected a director OF the Miami
Copper Co. to represent the Boston
interests in that company 1t is esti-
mated that the Boston ownership in
Miami amounts to 100000 shares "a.
the outstanding 100000 shares. Mr.
Estabrook has been prominently iden--
titled with mining enterprises ana was.
the principal owner of the Cananea
Central properties which were sold
to the ColeRyan people and later
turned over to the Greene Cananea Co
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-09-23
THE SITUATION.

The reactionary impulse is one that
under prevailing conditions should ex-
cite little surprise Were all condi-
lions serene, a moderate setback would
be only natural. after a long and
scarcely interrupted advance: profit
taking would furnish q sufficient mo-
tive Just now a slight increase in
the political tension with the posi-
bility of its becoming more acute. TuI
nishes ample excuse fDr allowing ".
assisting the market TO find a lower
level.
This does not mean that it is vul-
nerable to serious attack. Abunuam>
support against emergency may be ex,
pected from the financial pow "a
ranged ON the long side. in addition
the underlying forces working fu'
sure if slow Improvement would hard
ly permit much loss of the grounu
gained since the panic.
Efforts to Danish the apathy of the
voter. especially by the leaders of the
party in power are Increasing. The
heed of such missionary work I Ie
Elected in the testimony of such OBJ
servers as Mr.. Hill and Mr.. Hartman
The danger of underestimation oil rhe
Bryan strength has become more evil
dent. This is peculiarly the case in
view of the fact that the Republican
party for the first time enters cam
paign under tAe embarrassment of a
panic during its domination. 1t is he,
easy to estimate and combat the eff
feet on long unemployed voters.
Such influences, however, if grounds
for caution, are not reasons for dis
couragement. They tend for the no
meut to eclipse the play Of construc
tive forces beneath the surface. The
moving to market of the most re
munerative crops We have ever har-
vested has been begun without a
symptom of inconvenience to the
money market; such is the giut Oi
funds. in fact. that il is positive re
lief from the bankers point OF view.
There is plenty of money, beside, Il
accommodate re-awakening industrial
enterprise. That this latter is gather
ling momentum is indicated by the
gain in employed capacity in iron ami
steel and the increasing number o
railroad purchasing orders. One
business confidence is well re-estah
/ Hshed. the blank pages Of order DooH
will RAPIDLY be filled No other alter
native is possible under existing cor
ditions of low stocks and imperative
lrepair and construction requirements
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-09-23
DOUGLAS GIVES GIRL
BALL TOSSERS BEATING

DOUGLAS, Sept. 22.-(Special.) -
The Douglas baseball team yesterday
afternoon before a good crowd beat
the Boston Bloomer Girls Is to 5. The
game was a farce, the Douglas players
permitting themselves TO be put out
and running the bases any old way
they pleased. Wolfe, just to show
how far he could swat the ball, slam
med out a couple of home runs. Wild
er pitched the last two innings and the
three men members of the Bloomer
team did not reach first base. Wilder
has graceful delivery and worlds of
lspeed. which he mixes up with slow
ball He has sharp curves and will
stand the present teams in the terri
tory on their head before the fall sea
son is over Wolfe stopped all base
stealing of the men members of the
Boomers with ease. Raymond. at
SPORT, and Swain, in right, did not
get an opportunity to show what they
can do. of course. except in practice
where they showed up remarkably fast.
Cananea is booked for two games
here on next Saturday and Sunday.
Manager O'Donovan is also arranging
games with Tucson and Globe.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-09-23
CITY NEWS
PERSONAL MENTION.

Sheriff Jack White was in the city
yesterday in the interest of his candi
dacy for sheriff.
w f. Smith is In Franklin, Idaho
on business.
Attorney J. Flanagan was in Cana
nea yesterday on legal business.
Henry Hamburg left yesterday for
the Princeton property in the Hua'
aehucas
Deputy United States Marshal
Johnny Foster has returned from a
snort trip 10 Douglas.
Attorney jos. e. Morrison left yes
terday for Clifton. where he win join
Ralph Cameron in his campaign foI
delegate to congress.
immigration Inspector Chas. I. Con
nell passed through Bisbee yesterday
on Official business.
Mrs. Daisy Gladman of Tank hill
is convaiescent after an attack of ty'
phoid fever
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Ballin were yis
itors 10 the camp yesterday from III
Paso.
John NJ. Norton of st. Louis was in
Bisbee yesterday OF business.
F. l.. Higginbotnam of Pittsburg
was in the camp yesterday on bust
ness.
P. ]. Tenancy, the Cananea broker
was in the city yesterday.
J. J. Phillips of Albuquerque was
a visitor 10 Bisbee yesterday.
Chas A. Bauer of Cananea spent
yesterday in the city.
John NJ Hughes. a well known
Cananea man, was in Bisbee yesterday
on business.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-09-23
IN THe pIsTRlcT couRT.
Of the SeconA judicial District Of the
Territory of Arizona, in and for
the County of Cochise.

OF the secon4 judicial District Of the
Territory of Arizona, in and for
the County of coehise.
Mable Illingsworth, Plaintiff. vs.
Earnest nlingswOrth, Defendant.
Action brought in the District
Court of the Second Judicial District
of the Territory of Arizona in and for
the County of Coehise, and the com
plant filed in the said County of Co
chise, in the office of the Clerk Of sand
District Court
The Territory of Arizona Sends
Greetings: To Earnest nlingsworth.
You are hereby required to appear
| in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff, in the
District Court of the Second judicial
District of the Territory of Arizona,
in and for the County of CochiSe and
to answer the complaint filed therein
within twenty days Exclusive Of the
day of service, after the service on
you of this summons Cf served within
the county; otherwise within thirty
days.. or Judgment by default viii be
taken against you according to the
prayer of said complaint.
| Given under my hand and the Seal
of the District Court of the Second
Judicial District of the Territory OF
Arizona in and for the County of Co
chise, this 5th day of September liz
| nine hundred and eight G.
| (Seal.) GEO. B. WILCOX. Clerk
BY W. E. Boggs, Deputy Clerk
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-09-23
OF ARTICLES OF
INCORPORATION OF 9. j.
o'REIlLY COMPANY.

We, NJ. ]. Cunningham and John
Fitzpatrick, president and secretary,
respectively, of the B. ]. O'Reiily Com
l,any. hereby certify. That at a spec
faI meeting OF the stockholders of the
b. ]. O'Reilly Company, held, after
lawful notice, in the City of Bis
bee. Arizona, on the 21st day
of September, 1908, for the pur-
pose of considering the adgisa-
bilitE OF changing the name OF
said corporation, and for ether pur-
poses, the following resolution was,
by an affirmative vote of majority
of the stock of said corporation,
adopted:
Resolved: That Article / of the
Articles of Incorporation of the p.
j. O'ReiIly Company be and the
same is hereby amended to read as
follows:
Article I.
The names of the corporatoTs are
NJ. ]. Cunningham, ]. L. Boston, y.
]. O'Reilly and L. c. Shattuck- The
name of the corporation is ARIZONA
INSURANCE AGENCY The prin
ciple place of business of the
corporation is Bisbee, Arizona, but
said corporation shall have the power
to establis hbraneh offices at sucf
other places within the United States
and foreign countries as the Board o.
Directors, in its discretion, may desig
mate
Witness our hands this 21st day o
September, 1908.
NJ. j.. CUNNINGHAM. Pres
Attest: John F. Fitzpatrick. Secty.
TERRITORY Of Arizona,
Cochise County, IS.
Before me, J. r. Morrison. notar1
public in and fer the county of Co
chise, Territory of Arizona. on thii
day personally appeared NJ. J. Gun
bingham and John F. Fitzpatrick
president and secretary. respectively
lof the 3. ]. O'ReiIly Company, know
to me to be Tho persons who's
names are subsciibed TO the foregC
ing instrument and acknowledged {
me that they executed the same. a
such corporate officers. for the pun
pose and consideration therein e,
pressed.
Given under my hand and seal Q
Office this 21st day of September
i19OS.
NY commission expires Januar
Seal j. E. MORRISON.
J Notary Public
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-09-23
vANDAL GANG TURN
LOOSE ~ CHIHUAHUA

tCnlnuanu2 EnrerpfIke.)
Perhaps never did the ordinarily
quiet city OF chihuahua ever exper-
fence more wanton acts OF vandalism
and inexcusable destruction than II
did on last Tuesday night. A gang OF
hoodiums they were, nothing more
nor less, proceeded TO smash windows
in several business houses and pri-
waite residences to the extent or sew.
eral hundred dollars worth.
After the ''Grito" was given at IL
D. N. by Governor Creel from the bal.
cony of the state palace before the as
sembled thousands on the Plaza Bidal-
go, as is usual, crowd headed by a
band marched through the streets
cheering and giving vent to patriotic
feelings, all of which everyone ad.
mires and enjoys; but in this par
ticular crowd were some hoodlums OF
the worst stripe. When the crowd
reached the residence of Mariana Ter
razas on ALBANIA street these young
hoodlums begun to throw stones at
the buildings, breaking windows. Tho
worst sufferers are the chihuahua In
vestment company to the amount OF
probably 500 pesos in plate glass
windows and transo,ns.
nc ClOHu tuCu W
Independancia and the first business
house to catch the stones was the
photograph gallery of w. w. Westrup;
then the plumbing shop OF Bob Sy-
monds; then the residences of some
Mexicans and then the glass doors OF
the FL Correo newspaper Office.
As nothing of the kind was aDtic;-
pated the hoodlums had pretty good
swing and went on up Paseo Bolivar
quite a distance above the Alameda,
smashing windows and glass doors.
There was no discrimination; MexI-
cans and foreigners were both sur-
ferers.
Luckily. no one was hurt, although
two or three persons were hit with
the stones. more than likely accident
ally.
The authorities have taken quite
vigorous action and about 40 of these
hoodlums have been arrested, it Is
said. and severe punishment is likely
to come muy pronto.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-09-23
MASS MINING.

BostoR-The Mass Mining Co. mas
definitely located three different new
lodes upon its property by means OF
diamond drill explorations. and plans
to work these lodes from its A shaft.
To do this. however. it may have II
sink an incline from the bottom OF IL,
present A shaft. a distance of about
1000 feet.
The company has between SS0,Oov
and S199.0 goo of cash on hand. and as
present mining operations are profit
able. the management expects 20 come
pretty near paying for present deYel-
opment costs from earnings.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-09-23
.CANANEA ENGINEER
PROBABLY DROWNED

LONG BEACH, Sept. 22.-There is
still anxiety as TO the whereabouts OF
Emmett Cochran, the Cananea mining
engineer who disappeared here while
bathing. The general belief is that
he was drowned. Mrs. Cochran refus-
es to credit this theory of his strange
absence. She states that he sent her
a letter at Alameda on the 18th of this
month, in which ne said he was going
at once to Mexico, TO look after min
ing property ne owns. Cochran TOOK
out. Just before he disappeared, an ac,
cident policy for a large amount
Manager E. z. Williams, Of the bath
house company. has wired Mrs. Coch'
ran that her husband was drowned
while bathing
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-09-23
SERVANT GIRL STEALS
$4,000 WORTH oFWELS,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 21.--A cley-
er servant girl thief walks out of the
house of ohm E. Mardsden, in West
Philadelphia, with handful of jewel
~ valued at $4,000
Mrs. Marsden noticed an apron tied
in bundle under her arm and asked
her where she was going. She said
she was going TO post a letter. A
time passed and the girl did not ap
near Mrs. Marsden went up stairs
and examined the safe finding thai
an she ieweiry was gone.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-09-23
MINING CONGRESS.

Upon the return of Colonel l. w.
Powell from the coast, the local mem
bers of the American mining congress
will hold a meeting for the purpose
of selecting delegates to the annual
meeting of the organization at Column
bus, Ohio. The Arizona delegates TO
the congress are planning to bring
the next meeting of the congress to
Douglas
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-09-23
MooREooR RETURNS.

Jack McGregor, who has been on
an extended trip to Seattle, Alaska
and California, returned yesterday
Mr.. McGregor states that the dog the
Los Angeles papers in very lengthy
article gave him credit for acquiring
while in that city did not arrive with
him, but the story has cost him more
than one lemonade since his return.