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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-05

One Of the best ranches in the
Jax Cabin neighborhood, l6O acres
all under culture. cuts from l5O to
2OO tons of timothy per season.
10O head OF stock, full equipment
Of farming utensils. including rak.
es, mowers, wagons, etc. Call at
Pilot Office for particulars.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-05

leive3 best to wait until Spring.
1t is reported that the work dons
during Fall. encountered some very
rich ore in . drift which was driv.
IN On . cross vein discovered in
the main tunnel. This property 10
equipped with steam plant and
air drilIs and no difficulty will bs
experienced in starting esrly a. the
machinery will be ready At any
tine b sa0mesee opesasiane. -
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-05
American Wins

It is with no small degree OF
pride and pleasure that We note
that our American aeronaut. Will
bur Wright, has won the French
prize OF $1,000 for two successive
trips within a week and carried
passengers bpth times.
The distance covered was so
kilometers, or 81 miles. was &c.
complished with the greatest ease
and the passengers embarked AID
and landed in safety and satisfac-
ton. The French people were
grestely enthus-d over his per-
formsnces 10 the nir and to ride
with the inventor seems to have
l,ecome quite n fad. Among the
passengers carried iuto the air
WAS a DO. eleven years old aud
another Weighing 238 pounds.
Agoh medal was presented the
inventor. ~ also. q testimonal sub
spI1psiee ssised IN hia hosea.seA
newspsper man in writing Of his
trip ~ . passenger. states. ~
starting the rush forward was some
thing like the sudden drop on a
water toboggan or roller coaster.
bus once the machine Was soaring
he felt perfectly secure. and found
the swift motion through the dir
more pleasnrable than when in an
automobile. a. it was un.accomp-
anied by any shock or jar, although
the sound OF the mumed moter le-
side him was almost deafenin2.
The higher the machine aew
the slower it seemed to be travel.
ing, while, when it was near the
ground the sensation was s,milsr
to that experienced in automobil-
ing. There Was NO shock in alight.
ing snd the strongest expressions
experienced was the seeming In
CREASED si~e Of the aereoplane while
in flight and the great sense Of
'a.cafity aud stability in making
turas in the air.
A. no time IN the history OF air.
navigation has the public mani
feeted greater interest than now in
the su :cesses which are being made
by several Of the many inventors
who are apparently destined to
solve the problem hy which th e
atmosphere will be successfully =
navigated, as, our great rivers are
traversed by steamboats, or the
oceans plowed by great steamers OF
of many thousand tons burden
Who may predict that mana su-
premacy Of the air will not scme
day equal that If rivers and seas
the world over.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-05

Six hundred acre rnnch property
cutting two hundred tons uf has
yearly. Within two miles OF town
aud for sale with so head of stock
and complete farming equipment
A bargain to the party who w"nts to
locate permanently,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-05

Six room cottage and three lots
OH tho corner OF main street in the
school house block. Best location
in the city can be bought very
chesp for cash.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-05

An improved ranch near the
mouth Of Cement creek, will be
soid Tor part cash aud balance on
time.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-05

The Forest Queen 10 to start up
for oil winter work next week. The
shaft is to be suak deeper and ore
bodies developed by lower levels
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-05

For sale = new first class sewing
machine. Call aDd examine the
same at the PlLor Office.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-05
Eleventh Session Of American
Tuning Cengress

The llth. session Of the Ameri-
can Mining Congress meets in the
city Of Pittshurx on December 2.
=. 1 and 8. and to which Gunnison
county is entitled to two rePresen-
atives who may be appointed by
the County Commissioners. This
congress 10 an incorporated body
whose objects are to take up the
matters Of general interest to the
mining business ss carried on all
over the world, but more especially
to thst pertaining to this country.
One OF tue main objective features
IL the establishment OF federal
mining bureau. hill for which 10
nov before congress and It 10 hop
ed that the present session will be
able 10 bring sufficient influence to
bear sncng the members OF both
houses Of congress this winter 10
put the bill through. When this
10 done We shall have tue repr ,sen-
tatiou in Washington - do the
fasmess iu their department OF ~.
ri.uirusp. foe ss shau thea have .
department OF mines which ve are
.s justly entitled to - the tillers of
the soil Who cultivate tho surface
in the bright sunlight. while the
miners delve below With no light
but q smoky lamp or tsllow candle.
1t 10 claimed that next to farming
interests comes the mining indus
try ani it IL claiming equal pro-
lection from the government.
There arc many evils existing
aud injustices connected with the
miping interest which can only b-
corrected by the establishing Of a
Department Of Mines. with cf6c-
60 right in Washington where all
troubles may be taken up immedi-
ately by the person in charge aud
adjusted at once when brought up.
Sin e the Forestry Bureau has
included % large q portion OF the
minin. see4iops OF the west and
has sem IL 10 iaterfere with ed
sssarict the rights Of the miner and
prosp .ctor Il 10 now imperative
that we have representation st the
seat Of the government by which
means We shall be able to obtain
,ust,ce and fair trea ment. As it Is
we have no redress Whatever. end
the miner or prospector has no
assurance that his rights of dis
covery, on property located. will
not be taken from him, should he
happen to be within the jurisdlc-
ton OF . forestry man, who, IAN
drive him away and take possess
ion of his property if so inclined,
even tuOuRu ~ OC "OAsu
and or a million dollaIs, 1t is to
he hoped that this state will send a
full de legation to this mining con-
cress which meets SO far eastward
this year where the people are not
aware Of the injustice which Is be-
ing meted out the miners OF the
west and that by SO doing the true
facts my t,ecome known and nc
trouble will then he in securing re-
m -dition through the powerful
inluen ~ of coogressmen from the
eastern states who will join In re'
ieiving the situation and removing
certain Objectionable beads OF tue
forestry Department
Which 0oS
s. IIouis. - Densse
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-05

80 An elegant four room cottage
sls,ost new. With two lotA, can be
purchased Tor oee halt The osiKisal
cook
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-05

being driven in the lower depths
obtained by deepening the shaft. A
new mill will be in order the 6rst
thing next season.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-05

Reai-Estate
List your property with the
PTl1yr Il il is for sale or trade.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-05
Dr:PRICE'S
CREAM
Baking Powder

Awarded highest honors by the
great Worlds Expositions, and
proved of superior strength and
purity by the official tests.
No alum, no lime phosphates
Food officials, state and national
NTH physicians, condemn the use
of alum in food, and deplore and
denounce the dishonest methods
by which alum baking powders
are imposed upon the public.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-11-05
whicaSS

- Louis Dsn's ~
~1'll adopt ypnA you viii wear
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-06-18

boom of their senator. They were
soon joined by former Secretary of
the Treasury, Shaw, who sought out
Senator Lodge at breakfast and went
right to the point.
You don't want another La Fol-
lette in the senate, do you?" he asked
We'll then, do not open the way for
sending Cummnns to the senate, which
you will do should Dolliver vacate his
seat there"
With Dolliver out of the way the
contest practically narrows down to
Vice President Fairbanks anr Repre-
sentative Sherman of New York, with
the former declaring emphatically
over the long distance telephonesthat
he will not accept second place.
National Committeeman Hart of
Iowa today telegraphed Secretary
Taft as follows:
please discourage talk of Dolliver
1t means practically anarchy in Iowa
and almost certain Democratic legis-
lature. We cannot afford to upset q
strong Republican state"
Temporary Officers.
The following is the list of tenn
porary officers selected for the Re-
publican national convention:
Temporary chairman-Senator j
c. Burrows, Michigan.
General secretary-John R. Malloy
Columbus, Ohio.
Chief assistant ecretary-Lafay-
cite B. Gleason, New York.
at-arms--William f. Stone
Baltimore.
Chief assistant sergeant-at-arms- Ed
P. Thayer Greenfield, Ind.
Parliamentarian-A c.. Hinds
Washington, d. c. ~
Official reporter-M. W.. Blumen
| berg, Washington, d. c. in noll
! Chief of Stephen R
Mason, Baltimore.
Chaplains-Bishop P. ]. Muldoon
Chicago; Rev. William O. Waters
Chicago; Rev Tobias Schanfarber
Chicago; Rev John Wesley HILL New
York; Rev Lorenzo D. Case, Chicago
Assistant secretaries Charles
Brooks Smith, Parkersburg, w. Va
Ernest Walker Smith, Hartford
Conn; Philip M. Heofele, st. Louis
NJ J. Tobin, Vinton, Iowa. Charles Fl
Harger, Abilene, Kansas; Allen Hol
lis, Concord, N. H.
Reading clerks-Thomas w. Viii
hanson, Edwardsville, Ill; Alber
Berg, Beaudette, Mimi; Geo. A. Viii
! son, Des Mones, Iowa; w. j. Seitz
West Liberty Kentucky.
Tally clerks-Ray M. Watkins
Grand Rapids Mich; Clyde w. Mil
ler, Usage City, Kan; Frank r. Bent
ley, Baraboo, Wis; W. A. Steele, Va
Buren,, Ark.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-06-18

are proving up on their ranch south
of town. Mrs. Cole will return to
Ottawa, H., in thirty days and as
soon as she sells her photograph busi-
ness, she will return to Idaho as she
likes it here.
Four boys were brought into the
Probate court today from Bull on the
grave charge of robbing the Bull
Trading company's store at the lat
ter town. Last Sunday evening OF
some time during the night burglars
effected an entrance from the rear OF
the store and made away with fruit
and small articles. From the mater
ial stolen it was considered to be the
work of amateurs and County Attor.
ney Hutto, who was in Buhl investi.
eating the case swore out warrant
for Harold Ford, Clarance and Clyde
Davis and Harry Miller who confessed
to being the ones who broke into the
building
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-06-18
SECOND SHUTOUT FOR LOCALS
American Falls Puts up Good Game
But Is Outcl0ssed.

The American Falls team was not
so poor by any means and put up a
first class game in the field, but
could not connect with the ball when
it came to solving Blisss delivery.
The first inning opened for the visit
ors with member of the great Jones
family at the bat. He not wishing to
discourage the pitcher at the start
tapped light one to Farrell at first
and sat down Smith of historic
fame was likewise unfortunate in put
ting the ball in the hands of the
pitcher and retired to the bench In
time to see Birch puzzle over three
crooked strikes and retire to the out
field. HOlohan for the locals poked
out long and sinuous fly to the left
field and the wretch there nabbed It.
Kiersted failed to connect with the
leather but due to the catcher's easy
manner of juggling the ball reached
first and later advanced to third by
the kindness of the same player at the
initial sack Farrell hinged the ball
for clean hit of two sacks and Kier-
sted came home. Kinney flew Out
on a foul to catcher. Robertson got
pass and Chaplin popped up fly
to short and retired the side with one
score to its credit.
West for the visitors started the
funeral procession to the bench in the
second, by hit to first; Zimmerman
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-06-18
CONTRACT LET FOR CHURCH
Presbyterian Edifice VIII Cost About
Ten Thousand.

Saturday evening of last week the
trustees of the Presbyterian church
held meeting for the purpose of
opening bids for the super-structure
of the new church which that denomi-
nation is building near the city park.
The cost of the church is much great
er than was first estimated, the first
estimate being in the neighborhood of
six thousand dollars, but the trustees
now place the probable cost at ten
thousand.
The contract for tie church above
the foundation was given to Art
Reeves of this city and the contract
calls for the completed building, Oc-
walls will be of a buff colored pressed
brick. The plans for the church
have utilized every~ bit of space and
the basement itself will contain a
large number of rooms for the pur-
pose of giving dining room, kitchen
and other adjuncts for entertain
ments and socials. While the build
| ing under construction is to be mere
| ly the beginning of larger church
yet initself will be a handsome struc-
ture and one which will be of credit
to the city for many years to come
| The pastor of the church, Rev. Johr
Gouley, to whose energy is due the
building is to be director of the work
and he is putting nearly all of his
time in caring for the subscriptions
and to the active advancement of the
! work.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-06-18
Buhl Trading Company Broken
Into Sunday.
FOUR BOYS ARRESTED ON SUS-
PICI0N AND CONFESS
Ward and Harry Miller Brought Be.
fore Probate Court in Twin Falls.

DR.. T. O.'Boyd was in Buhl Thurs
day on professional business.
A number of Buhl people are in
Twin Falls this week attending court
Archie Gilbert, with the Culmer
Paints& Glass Co, of Salt Lake, was
in town Thursday in the interest Of
his company.
The Buhl brass band will give a
dance at Anderson Hall Thursday
night June IS, supper will be SER
yer at City Hotel at midnight.
Mr.. W. j. Barett's family arrived
here Sunday and will make their
home here this summer Mr.. Barrett
is the contractor of the school house.
Mr.. ]. G. Brainard left here last
Wednesday for his old home in Okla
homa. He will return here in about
six weeks. to make his home here.
He bought land northwest of town.
Sunday the Kimberly base ball team
came down to amuse the Bull boost
ers, by the way the boosters put it
all over the Kimberly alfalfa shovel
ers shows that the new manager Tom
Holmes is the right man in the right
place.
The many howls let out by the
chronic howlers about the foundation
of the school house was forever set
tied last week by Mr. Voigt bringing
down an expert concrete man, Mr.. w
G. Baumgardner who pronounced the
foundation first class.
Mrs 0. D. Cole arrived in Buhl Fri
day and 0. d. is now all smiles, they
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-06-18
Notes Of the Game.

Bliss pitched a great game, not a
hit or run being made, not even one
ball got by the infield.
Chaplin caught a fine game and it
Is always treat to watch him slide
to bases.
Most of the balls were knocked to
first, where they were always taken
care of by Farrell and Tudsburry
Wingo always has the mack of get
ting the opposing team to throw the
ball away when he gets on base.
Kinney made the incest pickup and
throw ever made on the local diamond
on Vests hot drive just out of reach
of Bliss.
Holahan and the out field never got
a chance, but they were all on their
tip toes trying to draw the bal; their
way. But they took active part in
batting, base running and scoring.
HOlahan getting a nice twO-bagger,
Kiersted a single, Robertson a single,
and two sacrifices, Wilson stolen
base and came mighty near beating
out an infield hit.
Robertson went all the way from
first to third on Chapin's sacrifice.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-06-18

sent the ball into Kinney's mitt at
short and Augmeyer flew out to first.
Twin Falls also got a goose egg
though five men faced the pitcher.
Sparks for American Falls struck
out, Handbook caught the ball on his
anatomy and reached first but was
caught out trying to steal second. R.
Handbook struck out. In the third
the locals decided to start the cele-
bration and the way they hammered
the ball all over the field was revela-
tion to the pitcher, Sparks whs
thought he had them on his staff.
Farrell hit safely, Kenney followd
suit Robertson reached first on error
Chaplin was passed to first by courte-
sy of catcher and Farrell and
Kinney scored Wilson and Wingo
were also permitted to get to base
and Robertson came home, but Chap
in was caught at plate, Bliss went
out on a long fly to left field Hola-
han made two bagger bringing
Wilson and Wingo home. Kiersted
failed to make connections on a
steal to second and retired the side.
Score American Falls 0 Twin Falls
r.
III Tic lOul Ill Tie lllSl clIOI lOI
the locals was made when Jones
reached first on tumble by second,
but was caught at second by one of
Chapins sensational throws. Smith
struck out and Birch famed and was
thrown out at first. Twin Falls
made one score in this inning By Kin
ney's beautiful three bagger and his
scoring on shortstop's tumble of
Chapin's grounder.
| In the fifth, West for the visitors
failed to get the ball away from Kin
ney's long reach and was put out at
! first. Zimmerman and AugmeyeI
sat down. Twin Falls this inning
was unable to light on Sparks fol
hits and went out one, two, three.
Bliss fatted up his pitching aver
age by strike out in the sixth ant
the side retired with the ball never
going out of the diamond. Our boy
also failed to score any more per
simmons Tudsburry substituted TO
Farrell at the stick in this inning.
In the seventh another blanl
awaited the American Falls team
while Twin Falls scored, Robertson
Chaplin and Wilson on hits and errors
Making their total II.
For the first and only time tn
visitors in the eighth got more thai
three men up to bat, but it did ther
no good and the game ended with
lop-sided score of II to 0.
American Falls.0 0 0 0 0 O.
Twin Falls. Il / 0 0 3 x-1
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-06-18

Earned runs, Twin Falls 4; Two
base hits, Holahan, Farrell, WiAgo;
Three-base hits Kinney; Base on
balls off Bliss /, off Sparks 1; Struck
out by Bliss s, by Sparks 2; Hit by
pitcher, by Bliss l; Left on bases
Twin Falls 4, American Falls q;
Double plays Tudsburry unassisted; ;
Wild pitch Sparks Q; Passed ball Aug
myer / Stolen bases Chapin. Wilson,
Bliss; Sacrifice hits, Robertson 2,
Chaplin 2. Umpire E. Kuhl.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-06-18

Chicken dinner at the Hotel Perrine
Sunday Is cents. &-18
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-06-18
Ohio Man Makes Good His Claims of
Majority
Committee on Credentials Seat Nearly All of
Taft Delegates, Securing Him Very Large
Majority.

Through the courtesy Of the Pocaeo Tribune the fact of a
nomination first ballot aceraned late this afternoon and with
this information solely this paper goes press The full detail
the convention will be given readers week.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29

Peter P Smith a plot on East o3d ST., oe'".e
Avenues and NJ William F. Grenler po
on Avenue O. between East 57th and East oeth S'S''
to T H. Donovan a plot on Avenue " Det~ee"
East 57th and East 5Sth sts; 10 stephen a. ~
we'll a plot on East 5Sth St, between flliihoie a
and Avenue O.; to Lawrence II. Wyckon a pio' OH
East SD St between Avenues y ana NJ. 'o iieii,s
p Hurt plot on East SD St, between Avenues ~
and NJ. 10 Solomon Basch a plot on Avenue " DC
tween East 54tn and East 55th sts; to MISS MaiS
Gtannone a plot East 5ith ST. between Avenues
\ and NJ: to James P and William Sullivan plot
on East 55th st, between Fillmore ave ana A'enue
n. m Iobn and Angela Pacifico plot on East ooth
Ct between Avenues \ and o: to Thomas Hiooois
a plot on East 9th St. between Fillmore ave anu
Avenue O; to Thomas J. Boyce plot on East 'oo
Ct with frontage on Mill Lane to Alired A
Grundy a plot on East 5Sth St. between riiino'o
ave and Avenue o: to Thomas CoornDs piot oh
East 18th st. between Fillmore ave and Avenue VI
70 Ernest l. Smith plot On Avenue ~ Detweeh
East 5ttn and East 55th sts.: to MISS ooFiha hei
lin plot on East 55th St, between 1iiilo' "
and Avenue .. ana to Henry w "ichihahh p'o'
on Fast 55,h St between Avenues ana u
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
A s175o0O APARTMENT PROJECT.
Plans Also Filed for Six Story Flathouse
to Cost Sl5O,OOO.

six story apartment house with store is TO be
built for Alonzo 3. kight at the northwest corner
or St Nicholas and li2d ST. al A cost of
Sl.5 600 six story nathouse with stores FOR c.
NJ. Silverman Son. as owners. on the premises
No 80 West 10th St. at cost Of $4,000.
Plans have also been h.ed with Buildings Super
intcndent Murphy for three story two family
dwelling house with ground floor store. 2S17 feet
front and o. feet deep. TO be built for Miss Annie
Hunken. as owner. plot In s6th st immed-
ately In the OF the three fve-story hathouses
Nos Io2 and 100 West seth ST. 1t will have an
ornamental facade of brick. with large muon
windows 1t is cost $50 COO. Robinson kncst
are the architects.
Plans have also been filed for remodelling the
four story and base men. DIV Cling house No. West
Goth St rehtting the basement store. the i'm
provements being made for Il. Rosenberg. as the
new owner, and for making over the three story
and basement dwelling house into Laboratories for
the Iede rle Auttoxin La boraories Corporation.
new owner o. Reissnan and Bradford Lee Gilbert
are the architects.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29

-Es This is the first time the property has been
sold since that year The premises are leased 10
one tenant term of eight years The pur-
chaser bouEtl. the parcel investment because
of the tunnel Improvement in the section II was
all cash deal
Bng & Eing bought in the week a plot 1oox5o
feet at the southeast corner 13sth and River
side Drive from Uhlfelder & Weinberg through
Salorncn G. Greenbaum. and No. 642 West l3sth ST..
two story brick dwelling house. a LOT 2oxi0o
feet. adjoining the Riverside Drive plot, from
Francis McDermott. The buyers also own plot
at the northeast corner 13Sth and Riverside
Drive The combined parcels have frontage Of
100 feet on the drive and of 20 feet in the street
Horace s Ely & Co. sold last week for Matilda
u. Bruce the premises No l24 White ST. three
story building. lot le-sxs2lo feet
TIE Real Estate Record and Guide" say. in its
last issue in article about the real estate situa
ton in part as fellows;
Brokers see evidences Of returning confidence
in real estate The number OF sales reported f,as
been increasing from week 10 week and .,- the IN
more numerous each day This is largely due TO
neece1pibv There is class Of real estate in
vestors who are known as bargain hunters After
having looked property carefully offers
made far below the market value and at the first
aefiv what happened last fall. Disappointn,ent
the result except o in few isolated .sdn,hiv sase
TO the real estate interests al large how frm and
steady this class Of held dgTns the m
the mercantile world the realty holder is also
co,raeed TO keep realty for better prices. The
argument put forth by those who Considered prices
too high was that there no market They
claimed il was all very well ask q fancy price
but II was another thing TO get some to give
FRS. the year clearly show that there people
thar have confidence in Manhattan realty: II
would certainly be yenturous man who would
state that prices have reached their apex. Many
of the banks during the recent financial furry.
had large amount Of money invested in Wall
Street securities. These in many instances
told and the cash placed In the vaults. THAT
should there be any unusual Withdrawals the
part of depc-itors difficulty would arise. This
money is now coming 20 light. One prominen.
bsnk is renorted to have approximately Ave mill
ions of dollars that iE be placed bond and
mortgage. Should this plan be followed very
by effect would be beneficial
no small degree to real property. Everything
points 10 better and more prosperous times. and in
proba bity business Will be In full stride when
the Presidential campaign is