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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-13
9mrd5ans annebmbar.

gs lit gang natiirIid ntlb in Der
S%ronung, 0aB oas oeutih-amerifa-
niihe Clement IN nnierer 8iirger-
ihaft auf Der Site Der &anoioaten
fir GountD-Memter bertreten lit,
Del6e bonn Gentral-9 emofratiid)en
MntiE robibitions-glub enoorfiert
muroe. Die 0eutih=M merifaner bo-
ben BON ieber cine entlbieoene Sal
ting eingenomr1en, fpenn es iif oa=
rum baroelte, gegelt ane MufmanD=
gelebe 81 opponieren unb fir Die
Jreibeit, Die ourb nidts mnoeres
beihranft lit, aIs ourd Die Miidlidt
auf Oas aagemeine @pbI, enquire
ten.
aein @unoer baber, oaB mir sic
Mamen BON feds 9eutiden - So9a
u. Bitter, aanoioat fir oas Mnt
oes Gountp-&oaeftors, gilbert 9uth
Ran0i0dt fir oas Mmt oes gountp=
Steuer- Aiieiiors, Soiepb llmideib,
&anoioat fir oas 9lmt oes Srieoens-
ridters (8lab y. oos er aud iest
mnebat So. @alm, Sranf Com
mers uno g. 6. &roeger, aanoioa=
ten fir oas Amt Der gountp=a on1-
miHare Der Brecinfte 2, 3 uno 4 -
auf oieier Site finoenl
8abreno Die aloeren a~anoioatea
nif Der pom Anti= g robibitions=glu6
ellooriierten 2iite 5ipar nift oeutlder
Mbfumft iino, 10 fam nit @enuas
tuung fonftatiert meroen ooB tie
ianntt unO ionoers nit ibren Spmpa-
tbien- auf Der Seite Der 9eutid-
gmerifaner iteben urlo Dies gang be-
ionoers in ge5ug auf Die MiBbiai-
gllng uno Die raoifale gefdmpflung
Der Erobibition urto mas oamit gu
iammenhdngt.
aus oieiem @rllnoe iodten lie oen
oeutid-merifaniiden 8iirgern ufto
Stimmgebarn BON geror GountD ge-
nan ebenio annebmbnr ieitl, mic III
re Wit=aanoioaten, meld)e lih rib
men %fonnen, Der Mbftammuug nod
0eutlhe unD Der @eburt ODER eioeltell
8abl nod amerifoner gu Iein.
Gin 9emtid- Mmcrifaner.
(Gn8eise.)
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0urh Mmenoements, sic i'm 2oufe

9nr6 Mmenbements, bie i'm 2al1fe
Der lebten Z Sabre Dem uripriirlli=
den gntmurf angeflidt moroen lillo,
bat Ser @alpeltotl-8lan nit Ser 3eit
Elm etmas moeres Mltsleben befont-
men, pbne oaOurh an ieinem @ert
ein5ubiiBen. 0ieie geidrdnfunsen
io0en inn @egenteil Ser @efabr bor-
beugen, Die in elmer iibergroBen Gell=
tralilation liegt. 9aB oieie @efabr
borbanoen, miro feiner leugnen, Der
tpeiB, oaB mon tatlddIi1 Die Ser
ipaltung elmer Staot in Die &oioe
bon, iage, bier Wannern lest. 9ieie
Madt miro aber in Dem IN Cos @rl=
geles 5uerit eingefiibrter .recoa" ge=
botenL moourd Ser 8iirgerlbaft oos
&edt ltnb Die Ma1t erteilt miro,
our6 cine @abl ei1len etipaigen ge~
ipiiienloien 8eamten aus Dem Mnlte
GIT ertfernen. MebnIi6e Seltimmur-
gen iorgen Oafir, BOP Ser 8iireer
cine getpiiie &ontroae alf Ben Gorge=
ieBten ausiibt, mabreno oieier an
0%erieits geniigeno Maht behalf, Inn
obne &idfidt auf 9artei ieines Im-
tes 81 malten. unb oas lit elmer Ser
8or5iige oieies neutrality-suspicious.,
bob er NIT Dem 8orteieinfluB ntf-
raumt uno NIT ben ourb oieien eif=
~gefiibrten l1ebelitanben. Somit b1tte
Die Sbee altd IN Der Hraris ibr Gl=
tes. Sb Tie ober iiberaG anipenobor,
tit cine anoere Srage. Die @infiib=
rung elmer &ommiiiionbermoltung
miro Dor Der Sano acknowledgements
bon ortliden gerbdltniiien %abbdneen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-13

nSd, notirlth. SiebIt on, Ggp1t,
oos freut MIDI ooppelt. neil i6 uls
etn5tge aus Ser Samilie bon g[nfang
an 81 Dir gebolten bobe. IlS olt oie
i6euBliden ipmboliitii6en 9ilncr
maltelt, BET oenen MO oos @ro1ller
friegte, menn man iie BLOB oniuD
uno Die Sir fem Meni6 obfoufe't
mollte, ga iogte i6: 2oBt mo ben
ggon, Der balttet ii6 nod; oos lit BEL
linn lpie nit Dem 8ltoobiSmlts uno
Ser Seelenmonoerung. geo, llno ib
babe re6t bebalten. Sebt biit 81;
i6on elm groBeS Sier."
Gin b%albgroBes, @nnefen. 9lber
id forn ia no6 groBer lperen. 30
parten. @enigitens libt mall rribt
mebr beitanoig auf Dem 8roppen.
Sd for1lte ouf meme 3ufltnft hill
logar beiraten."
geun 1o6te 4nna ul1b bling ii9 Ell
ger an ben @rm @gons. .@er sid,
idon nimmt," iaete lie nedeno. $50
eitren lei6linnigen Strtd. ggon be-
lorg mir nal mieoer Yarlines. Socr
lieber &ognoffiriden. @ablona bot
munoerpoae. ald, 90 pergeli' ib oos
8idtiglte! &alt ou Otto in Sen les
ten @o6en ni6t gefeben?"
uSelten, Inning. lnb iab id i'm,
mar er Drumming uno miirrii6."
Or qudllt ii6 10. @enn ood) aus
Der Bartie init 9oiip etmos miiroe!4
uWo6teit OH oos mirflib, Mors2"
v4ber ia-pon &er5en gern!"
uDn ielber bait Otto alio gong
gang pergelien-?"
slnna itubte. ugereelien2" mie=
oerbolte ite f~rageno. u9ein. gr
lit mir lieb mie INNER. 2ieb pie Elm
gruoer. 8as lit mobl oos &idtiqe.
Sd CLAUDE mirflidt ooB oie @irbi[=
oung 5upeiIen Sauiduneen berpor=
ruft, oie man fir @abrbeit balt.
Sd oenfe iebt gang rlibig oariiber.
Sd-oh, ggon, ip~abrboftig, es maa
baBlid flingen, aber es lit oob nobt.
i'd bolte esio9ar fir Elm groBes @liid,
Dob es 10 gefommen lit. Sd meiB
ttdt, pie t6 Dir oas be16reiben ioa.
Ser Otto lit Elm gang anoerer Gbaraf=
ter als i6 uno cine gang onoere Soc
tur. 8ir fbiiroen uns emig ge3anft
boben. Sir Ole 9oiip lit er tpie ge-
idaffen. Die lit 10 ener9ii6 nno
groBgeiitig nno fam aud ernlt uno
berbe iein. al1r5um, oie paBt 5l
fbm. ltno oenfe Dir: i6 claude Tie
bot piel Slltereiie fir i'm. 0culi.b
abenos ipraden mir mai BON inn.
ga iagte tie, er gefaae ibr iebr gut
es ltede Elm ioliber 5onb in ibnl :
! uno lauter iol6e &omplimente.
Serrgott!"
Sic i6rie leiie n1f. IS raulGte
binter Dem @einipalier, uno es
pra1g iemano iiber Die @arteniitauer.
Still, @nnal1 rief cine bolblalltc
stimme. pRidt idreien! Sd bin
Otto ftano Dor Sen beioen, in 81
bill, Observation-Disclosures urlo Sporen.
Sein 8eli6t leltdtete fat meiB, 10
blob mar es.
(Sortfebuns rolet.l
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S1OOsBeIphnmna. 500.

Sic 2eier oiefer 3ettung tueroen iid
freuerl jaa erfabren, bat. = tpenisitens
etne gefirdtete @rant6ett giebt, fpelhe
bic 8i5eni6aft in al ibre1 Sttfen All
beilen imitanbe 1T; San's @atarrb<@Ir
IL Die ein5ise lest Der dratliden @riibers
lfaft befan1te pofitibe &rr. &atarrb ere
foroert als cine &onftitutipnstranfbeit
cine fonititutioneIe gebanolung. Sah's
&~atarrb<&nr tpirb innerIih genommerr
nro tpirft brett ntf bos BIrf nnb 6ie
j9leimigen Sberfld6en beg Sbftems, bns
onr6 Die @runbIage Der @rnrfbeit serz
ltoreno 1tn0 Dem Ratienter Strait geben6,
iroem lie bic &oniitution bes &5rpers
aufbait unb Der Natir at ibrem 8erfe
bilft. Sic gigentiimer laben 70 biel Ser
tralIen at ibren 5eilfrdften, 6aE fie 100
Sonars gelobnuns fir ieoen Sal anz
bteten, ben tie gu furieren berfebIen. 2aBt
glt6 cine 2iite bon 3eu8ntfert fommerl.
Wan I6refiere:
s. S. Gbeneh& g o.. EoIeoo, ..
Terfauft bon aIen Wpotbefern, 75c.
9au's Ga1nilienzTiIe fino bic beiten.
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s. 6. @einerf,
aanoibat fir ben staatsienat.

SSn Dem 81. ienatorieaen 9iltrift,
melder aus oen Counties Gomal,
Saps, 9lanco, Golomea, @on5ales
nno @uaoalupe 5uIammengelest lit,
bepirbt ii6 Der erfabrene unb err
folgreide &epraientant Serr S. 6.
@einert Inn Die Domination als
Senator in Der @abl am 25. Suit.
8ir boffen oab ieber giirger, melder
feline religioie unb perionli6e Srei-
belt bod idatt, ieille Stimme fir
Serrn @einert abgeben miro. 9aS
aeiner perialt1en miro our @abI au
geben lrn0 belfen miro, einen Senator
81 erpablen, olf Den man iif per-
lalien fam.
Gin girscr.
w {O0.
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Sof0le1.
0Sis mir itin,nte1, miiNen.

Sm friberen Mrtifeln babcn mir
nnIern 9eiern geraten, in BEN Eri-
mGrmablen am %. Srli ioluobf se=
gcm bic &prlase zines Erp6ibitiuns=
Mmca0ements ais amd) gegen Die
Grflarnng fir bus 2ocal Sptton=
Gpitcm 5a itimmen. Cine cinscbcn-
ocre Sctradtung ser beiben &nr=
idlasc mnb Ser ganseu Gage fat nns
aber 5u Ser lteberseusnns gcbradJt,
Saf mmiere friibcre ImiidJt mtd1t ridl-
tig mar. limb Sesbalb raten mir itit=
fern 2eiern, 9 9 Die @orlage oes
Erphibitipnsamen0ements nnb itr
bic 2pcaf Sption=Grflarnng at itiin=
men.
@ir miinen in Dem bepuriteben=
ben Sample anf bic Stimmen berje=
nigen 2eute redmen, Die iidJ fir 60
cal Optipn erflGren mnS BON benen
jebenfals iebr biele audi fir Grp=
bibtttun itimmcn uerSen; bonn iufr
Mnti=Grobibitiuniiten alleia merbcn
mpbl faum i'm StanSe Ietn, cine Ma=
joritdt sesen bic @orlase oes grObi-
bitipns=M announcements s%miammen SIT
bringem. Stimmen mir min gegcn
Die @prlage bes ErpbibttiDnsamcnbe=
memts nn6 fir bic 2ueal Sptioa
GrflGrnng, bann meroen b0djit iuabr=
ideinlif biel me6r Stimmen fir
Die 2oeal Dption-Grflarang abscgc-
ben iuerocn, als fit Die 8orlage
eines HrDbibitions : Imenbcments.
8eidie6t bies aber, bamm tpirS bic
bemDfratiide Staatsfpnpentiun itdJ
nidt fir eim Hrpbibitipns=Imenbc
ment erflGren fGnnen itnb bana miro
Die nGdjite 2esislatir ms andb feiu
ioldJes DDrlegen. Srennen mir oa=
gegen nnicre Stfmtnen bpn benen Der
2ocal Option 2ente mno itimmeu
mir and sesen Die 2ucal SptiDn-Gr-
flarmng, bann merSen fir SieIe
Grflartms bDdit ipabridetnlid nidt
10 biele Stimmen abseseben, ,uie
fir Oas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nno
iDiuul Staatsfpnnenttpn als 2egtsla=
tnr meroem beidliefen, Saf bert
&olfe ein lDldes ENHANCEMENT CUR
Mbitimmung Dorgelcgt iuerSen Iple.
8ir tpDlen bas ebem @eiagte eim-
NAL onrd 3ablen ST ilnitrieren in-
den. Nebmen iutr an, cs miirSen
100000 Stimmcm in bem 8rimar-
iuablen abgegeben. @pn bieiem icieu
10000 fir @orlase bes 8rpBibi-
acknowledgements nnb 100000
gegeu tie. Nnn nebmem mir eiatnal
an, cs itimmten 100000 bon oencn,
oie fir Yrpbibitipn geitimmt ba6en,
aitd fir bic 2oeal Gptiun=G rflGrmns
nnb 100000 BON benen, Die gegsn
ErobibitiOn geitimmt babem, titcn
oas Gleide, Oanu battem mir fol-
genbes &eimltat. 10000 fir ErD-
bibition, 100000 fir 2pcal Option
unO 100000 gegem Grpbibition, ba-
NIT uare Oie Hrpbibitipm geidlagen.
Stimmten aber Die 100000 Mamm,
Die tire Stimme gesen bas Erpbi=
bitiuns- Mmenoement absescben hat
ten, amd scgcn Die 2oeal Sptiuu=
Grflarung, banti bGtten mir fplgen=
oes &einltat. 10000 fir Grobibi-
tim, 100000 fir 2oeal Gptipn,
10000 se9en Hrobibitipn rnb no.
600 gegen 2pcal Option; rnb bamit
bGttcn bic Srobibitioniiten geiiest.
MiO nod eimmal: itimmt se-
gen Die @Orlase bes TrubibitiDns-
announcements mnb iir Die 2ocal
CptiOn-Grflarrns, bas 1T bas Gidj-
tise.
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(Gn5eise.)

MrBt oil ourdaus oos (eete
8ort bobell 10 lob es ein gptes
iein; es fonnte ernftlid oein Iebtcs
lein.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-04
Big Sale Of Idaho Pine

One billion feet OF white pine has re-
Gently sold by St. Paul people to the
match trust.
The Potlach Lumber company, own
ed bv the Weyerhauser interests, ol
which F. A. Weyerhauser, st. Paul, is
the head, has just closed contract with
the Diamond Match company, bv which
fhe Weverhausers agree to furnish the
match trust with 100000 feet OF Ida
no white pine yearly for 25 years, which
means that six car loads will be shipped
every day in the year.
This is probably the most gigantic
sale of its kind on record. The Diamond
match company is looking into the fu-
,ure and knows that lumber is growing
scarcer every year.
The Potlach Lumber company has the
largest sawmiil in the world which was
erected about a year ago at Potlach, Ida
no. junction point on the Clearwater
and Palouse branches of the Northern
Pacific railway.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-04
Restores Desert Entry Rights.

Tha following is the first bill of its
kind ever enacted, and the full text OF
the measure which was approved March
26 ,s as follows:
"Be i; enacted by the senate and
house of representatives of the United
States Of America in congress assembl-
ed, that any person who prior to the
passage OF this act has made entry un-
der the desert land laws, but from any
cause has lost, forfeited or abandoned
abandoned the same, shall be entitled
to the benefits OF the desert land law as
though such former eutry had not been
made, and any Person applying for
second desert land entry unaer this act
shall furnish the description and date of
his iorDer entry; provided that the pro-
visions OF this act shall not apply TO any
person whose former entry was assigned
ir the whole or in part OF cancelled for
fraud, or who relinquished the former
entry for valuable consideration"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-04

State Board OF Pardons met Wednes-
day afternoon. There was no applica-
tion presented regarding Orchard and
the matter was not mentioned.
Thos. s. McGinnis, who was sent to
the penitentiary FOR term Of six years.
in February. 1907, for the Killing Of c.
W Pockenham near Xeiley Hot Springs
in November, 1903, has been released on
parole.
George Hicks. who has been at the
prison three years, serving ten year
sentence for manslaughter, had his
time commuted to six years.
Application for pardon were denied n
each Of the following; William smith,
murder, Latah county; Arthur and Ma
~ Allen, burglary, Ada county; Char
les Cook, burglary, Canyon county
William Norwood, murder, Lincoln
county; George Eagleson, incest, Wash
ington county.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-04
Millionaire Buys Idaho Ranch.

James A. Moore, Seattle millionaire
has purchased, through the Dormsn
Land company Of Caldwell, the property
known as the Marsh & Ireton ranch
consisting OF 10000 acres for consid-
Grafton of $4,000.
The property embraced in the sale is
situated at the Horse Shoe Bend on the
Payette river, it was originally known
as the Marsh & Mitchell ranch and it
Wac at this point that many OF the early
gold-seekers camped on their way into
Placerville and other promising sections
in that locality.
Nj. Moore will. it is reported, engage
in sheep raising and made the purchase
with that purpose in view.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-04
State Notes


Caldwell democrats have planned to
celebrate Jefferson day, April 18Th. An
appropriate program has been arranged
and invitations extended to the faith
ful Of near by towns.
The Oregon Oil & Gas company, ope-
rating at Payette, have recently installed
new machinery OF powerful make and
will Immediately renew boring ope-
rations
Teachers in the public schools at
HALEY have been granted raise OF s.
per month in their salaries.
The telephone girls of the Pacific Tel
ephone company at Lewiston are on
strike. Their places have been filled
by strike breakers imported from spo-
kane.
The school board OF weiser, at meet
ing held this week, selected George W.
Gould of Tacoma, Washington, to fill
the position of school superintendent.
Weiser base ball enthusiasts have
raised sllO0 toward the maintenance of
pail team.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-04
One Hundred
Men In Control
Startling Assertions Of Wisconsin
Senator Proven to be Cold Fact
By Governments Agents.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-When Senator
laFollette, LAYING his premises, began
his remarkable speech on the Aldrich
bill the other day in the senate, by say
ing that one hundred men controlled
the banking facilities and the rail-
road. steamboat and larger industries of
the nation, many newspapers thought
lessly attacked his assertions; apparent
ly, many writers thought that the Wis
consin senator merely had conceived
such situation and deducted conclu-
sions in an excited process Of alarmism
However. at the moment he was
speaking, within 100 feet from his place
in the chamber the document clerk Of
the senate stood ready to hand out to
anyone authorized to ask for them
copies of "senste Document No. 27S,
tullhitu AHbciShdlc CbuilutICt. tOI pOid-
tions owning capital stock Of other trans
portation corporations" il being "let-
ter from the chairman Of the interstate
commerce commission, transmit n g
statements in response to a senate reso-
luton OF January l3. 1908, inquiring as
to whether any corporations engaged in
interstate commerce are the owners OF
any capital stock of other corporations
transporting passengers and freight" ="
etc.
Those who got copies of senate docu-
ment No. 27S found that it WAS the
transmissal by Chairman Knapp Of the
commission of an elaborate statement,
signed by both Chairman Knapp Of the
commissian and Henry c. Adams, stat
istician and accountant of the commits
sion.
This statement is something remark
able, and far from disproving Senator
La Follette's assertions as to concentra-
ton, absolutely confirm every statement
he made.
The conclusions drawn from the unde-
riable facts of this report is that ]. Pier
pont Morgan, James ]. Hill, f. II. Har'
riman, George Gould and W. X. Van
derbis could meet at some New forh
Club decide on any plan affecting bank
ing, railroad and steamship interests
and carry it out, and that by calling II
Mr.. Frick and Mr.. Carnegie they coul'
determine almost absolutely the cours'
of the larger industrial concerns, per
haps having to telephone Thomas F
RYAN and August Belmont to max
sure they would not object.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-04
Highest Dam in the World.

The first stone in the highest dam ev'
er erected in the world was laid with
appropriate exercises March 2sih on the
sbeshone river in Wyoming according
TO a statement OF Henry n. Savage sn'
pcrvising engineer in the Northwest oi
the reclamation service.
Preliminary work on the big shoshone
dam to conserve the waters OF the river
for irrigation purposes has been under
xav two wears and the excavation ioi
the foundation has just been completed
when finished the dam viii be 80 feet
in height. the highest structure Of the
kind in the world.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-04
Canyon County Bonds o. X.

The supreme court, upon rehearing,
has reversed itself in the Canyon ecun-
ty bond cases, and now holds that the
bonds were legally ISSUED.
The cases are those of Frank G. Gil
bert ct. al. ys. Canyon county, ct. al.
and A. L. Murphy against the same do
PENDANTS. The suits were friendly suits
brought TO test the legality of certain
bond issues for the purpose Of building
bridges in Canyon county. Judge
BRYAN held the issues legal and an ap-
peal wss taken to the supreme court
Sometime ago that court handed down a
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-04
Secondhand Fun.

"What are you doing for your cold p"
'sNothing My friends are looking
after it. it."-Harper's Weekly.
Judge Ito prisoner)-Are you the de-
fendant in this criminal action
Prisoner-No, sab, yo' honOh. Mistra
Lawyer heah am de defendant. Ize
de nigger dat stole de chickens Bohe-
mian.
Ella-I am to be married tomorrow and
I'm terribly nervous.
Stella--I suppose there is always
chance of tho man getting away. up to
the last Brooklyn Life.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
LAND OFFIcE AT BOISE, IDAHO, MARCH
%, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
g-named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final five year proof
in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before W. X. Cupp,
U. S. Commissioner at Caldwell, Idaho,
on May l, 1908 viz: Ami o. Morton Of
Parma. Idaho, II. f. No. 1882, made
April 10, 1908 for the sw14 sw14 Sec. s
E1S sEA Sec. 7, NE14 NE1i See. is, t.
5N., R. w. B. NJ.
He names the following witnesse. to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land, viz:
John W. Prickett, Charles P. Lee,
Francis A. Bowers. Isaiah Durnell, all
OF Parma, Idaho.
VIM. Balderston,
Register.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-04
NOTICE OF
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given, that pursuant
to an order of the Democratic Central
Committee, of Canyon County. Idaho,
Democratic Primary Election will be
held during the hours between 3 O'Clock
u. m. and o'clock p. m. in the country
precincts, and petween 2 o'clock p. m.
and 7 o'clock p m. in the city OF town
precincts, on Monday afternoon, on the
27th day Of April, 1908, at the respective
voting places in the several election pre-
cincts in Canyon county, Idaho, for the
purpose of electing lis delegates to the
democratic County Delegate convention,
to be held at Payette Idaho on the 18th
of April, 1908.
The officers for which candidates are
to be nominated at said convention are
as follows, to-wit:
lst. Twenty eight delegates to repre-
sent tine Democratic party OF Canyon
county, at the Democratic State Dele
gate convention, to be held at Twin Fails,
Idaho. on the 3rd day of June, 1898, for
the purpose Of selecting six delegates
and six alternates to represent the DEM
ocratic party of Idaho, in the Demo
cratic National Convention. to be held
at Denver, Colorado on the IN day OF
July, 1908.
2nd. Twenty-eight delegates to rep
resent the Democratic party OF Canyon
county, at the Democratic State Nomi-
mating convention, to be held at Wallace,
Idaho, on the 4th oay of August, 1905,
for the purpose OF nominating District
State and congressional Democratic
ticket.
and the number of delegates each
election precinc. in Canyon county Is
entitled to in said convention, are one
delegate for each 80 votes cast at the
last general election in 1906 for G. O.
Stockslager. Tor the Office of governor
and one delegate for each major fraction
OF thirty votes. and one delegate fol
each precinct at large, as shown by the
following table:
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Dynamiters Get
Busy in Colorado
Bulkley Wells Dynamited While
Sleeping Escapes Serious Injury
Perpetrators Get Away.

Eluding the night guard stationed at
the Smugeler- Z uion mine, at Pandora.
two miles south OF Telluride, Colorado,
an unknown person gained access to the
residence of General Bulkley Wells, gem
eral manager Of the Smuggler Union
Mining company, last Saturday night
and planted dynamite under his bed.
The dynamite wac exploded by lighting
fuse on the outside of the building
about 2 O'Clock Sunday morning when
the intended victim was asleep. He
was hurled against the ceiling and
alighted under mass OF wreckage, but
escaped with some scratches and bruises
and impaired hearing.
General Wells took an active part in
the suppression OF labor troubles in Col
orsdo in 1904 and 1905, and was promi-
nently identified with the recent prose-
cution Of the officers of the Western Fed
Grafton Of Miners on the charge of COM
plicity in the assassination Of ex-Gover-
nor Frank steunenberg.
Up 10 the hour of going to press the
officers working on the case have not
gwen out any information as to what
success, if any, have rewarded their
search for the fiends who perpetrated
this latest outrage against the repre-
sentatiyes of law and order.
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SUBSCRIPTION: $50 a YEAR

decision holding that the proper Tor
mslities, particularly as TO meetings Of
the board OF county commissioners, had
not been complied with and that the
issue was bad A petition tor Ye-hear-
ing, however, was granted aid the
court reversed its former decision and
holds them valid. 1t is stated that the
former ruling Of the court would have
made invalid nearly all the bonds is
sued by Canyon county heretofore
Caldwell News.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-04

unable 10 predict an early revival OF
business. while cannot permit my
self 10 be too optimistic" he said, ''I
am trying not to be pessimistic. The
general recovery Of business which has
been predicted, has not vet manifested
itself to any remarkable degree aud it Is
not to be expected that it should. Pre-
sailing conditions were not brought
about over night. Thsy are the result
Of many months and the revival will no
doubt be correspondingly gradual"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-04-04

war department, the maximum appro-
priation by the bill being sl5OO- The
beneficiaries OF the bill are John Min
TO, Charles Bolds. Ellen Hscket, widow
Of j. c.. Missouri A. Cornelius. widow
OF Thomas c.; Mary J. Keizur, widow
Of John B.; Amanda Reese, widow Of
Willard H.. Mary Z. Carnahan, widow
Of Hiram; Policy c. Butler, widow Of
Isaac, and Sarah f. schaniz. widow Of
P. c. schantz.