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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-17
6cbbc[,s cinsiaes Wtclier.

@ir babcn MIR Gin Mtclicr in galti.
more, unb bas bcfinbct iid in Der
Gtagc 81 c6enrr Groe, Nr. 321, Noro.
0aD., maize Siag-Str. GinoersEbu.
tusrapbien cine SpesialitGt. - Seine
Nscntcn nnb feline Sreppen az iteiaen.
). ScbbeI. s. Grni, 0eidGftsfatrer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-17

NOlcboll. 49, Sic Orioles, bic
gcltcrn Wtorgen Die Sta0t iiir cine
Idn9trc @nitreile pcrIicBcn mo lid,
5llcrlt nod NCpurf mnnOtcn mllr0cu
gcltcrn 0dlClblt bon Dem oorti0cn
Glib oufa Noumt QcidluQ2n. Tie
No0cl ltchcn nod on critcr StcQc,
lpcnn aud Frouiocncc Qcitcrn &C.
mann; iIr %oriprmQ bctrd0t o6er
MIR ltod) S Eunttc. Die Spicl2 Der
oItliden Si8u cnNctcn nit Der iol0cn.
Den Score:
Sn NcDurf.
Henorf 3. Baltimore >
Sn Hodp @oint.
Fropioencc ,, &cricp Sin /.
Sn WontrPuL.
Nonircal ,. Goronto 3.
Huoouhru6er bcitroft. -
Scr AZ Sabre oItc Nlbcrt Nn(e BON
SIR. II, NorOs8ropcrItr, gcrictb ont
Somltog Nb9nh in eincm Strobcn-
bobnuoggon Der Sporrows- Eoutt.
Slnie nit Ocm GOnOuttcur u. 5.
Mar5fl Don 9tr. 3, Noro-GurIep Ctr,
fuegcn bea SabrgclocS in cinen @ort.
mcdllcl. Gr molltc if)IicBlid, ocn Gon.
buttcur perpriigcln 10 oob oielcr Jet.
ne @~erhaitung pernnlobtt. @eitcrn
@ormittag beitrafte i'm RoIi}cirihtor
2leipeQpn I'M noro6ltlid)en Stutions,
bails nlit>$5 uno Soften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-17

Saltimurcr, iucld)c Ole CONNER.
Munatc a~nRcrbalb Der StaSt urr6riu'
gen, f6nncn ben nGOrrcipDnocnt" mad
irscno elmer gbrciIc in Scn &crcinig-
fen Gtnatcn, europa, McrifO nnb
Ganaba snacidift crbnltcn. 2ic
gSrrilc mag 10 oft ais gCiuiinid)t 9c-
1nocrt mcrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-17
Sdiffsfartcn

DON uno nod europa iiber Baltimore
ODER Hep.Yorf, &aiiite ober Stpiihen.
bed. @ediel, ausldnoiides @eIo,
Grebitbricfe unb @eloienoungen.
Sbco. s. Sicncr & &c.,
Nr. 217, Oit.Yaltimore- straRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-17

,2cnu W ii Her" d) &C.
foBt - Moridoa 6ornon rrhielt
Qcitern BON Eoli5cionIt Der Stoot
2cip5ig Die @cnod)ridtigung, oob
BORT mcocr cine n6ron @ilbdm,"
nod cine o2eno Miiacr" pcrhoitct
morocn ici. glrb ici feline Scr beiocn
6roucn in 2cip3ig mlsiinoig 81 mo-
6cn. Ger 9ricf lit bic Nntruort olii
Gin bon Woridou Sornon nod bort
gcionOtcS Eelcgromm. 2cbtercr bate
nGnllid, ans elmer Gobcl6epclde IN
elmer 0cutiden 3eituna geleicn, Bob
III Seip5ig cine Sron @ilbclm inter
llrnltGn0en fcitgenonnlcn morocn ieb
Die in ibnl Sen @ebonfcn oilffommen
licBen, oob oie Gerbnitcte picacift
nit elmer gclpiiicn 2eno WiiQcr iOcr-
tiid lei, lpclde bier Inter Der 9ln-
ifllloiglng bcs @roBoicbitobls &C.
ill6t miro. Sic @cnonntc, ipclde lid
ais Snusmoodcn 81 permietbcn
pilcatc, bot einc gauge Nn5obl ibrcr
&crrihoitcn IN Baltimore llno otoc.
rem St1otcn I'm @elb un6 @ertb.
laden geprcllt.
Ncner SeeIiorqer fir
Malbroof air6e. - Yuitor
Or. Sobn Stclport Coming, ipeld1er
lcit Den lcbtcn flint Sobrcn oem
"Fresbpterioncr Giofoniiien-Seim".
Gde bon Wobiion.I pcnl,e lllo Hrc.
ltonsStroBe boritonb, bot oos sllge.
bot ols Sccliorgcr Der @uIbroof
Fresbptcrioner Stride ongcnommen
ll1o miro iein s(mt am I. October
antretcn. Gr miro Der Nohfolgcr
bon Eoitor 8. Solnes 9. McSSntoib,
lpcld)er i'm lebtcn Scbrltor lem Imt
onfgab, I'M in Chicago pcitcre theo.
lo9iid)e Stltoien 5i betreiben. Yoitor
Coming befinoet iid sur 3eit in On.
tario nuf Serielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-17
On 9%itlnntic GitD.

mi StclDCll. GlIlC 9toBe 3aDt
uon Gcutihcn mUbrcnO Der Der.
0on1cncu @odc in Dem populn.
rem NuOcort rCAiItrirt.
Mdbrcu0 Der ptr0nngCncn No0c
Gciun0rn lid inter Den So0cg0ltcn
in gItluntiC Gin, bic IN 0tn DCrIdJiez
ocncn 6otcIo rc0iitrirtcn, Die 6ol8rn-
Den:
Ncnc - 3, 5. Gbumon.
NrOmorc - 6rou &. Is. Grod>ucll,
!. 81. &obnion.
@orton - Scrr uno 6rou &obn
TrcunO.
GDoliontc - g. y. Miacr, So6n
Nubcrt.
Gbctpoooc - 0err uno 6roll =. g.
Ned, =. Z. MoumorL ". 8. S6il.
ling.
Cornell Enn - ". SNciicnodcr
mo Semitic, q. Nl60orn &. Nl0oorn
mo 6rolt ". Nl0oorn.
Clarendon - 81. Noicntbol, Y. u.
&cptc.
Gcnni9 - ). q. @ibcr, SEER un0
6rol @ufbol& 6rou e. Mt. gSintcr,
George NSintcr, @cnrp g. Gucr.
Gbbit Nouic - Z. &. SAMPLER, u.
:. @iCrnlar.
Glbcron - Sri. q. :. @cB.
6rorcia - Soicpb @ormun, 6crr
mo 6rou &obn $. %8olB mo &ino.
&oln1burjt - Ncrr rto Irou Is,
u. @obn Charles NJ. N0bnL Sri. ~.
u. &0Ml.
&roQltoia - Sri. NJ. Nriugcr, Sri.
Z. HriuN2r, u. WtcOin1cr, z. Shlid
ter, Gbcrcin S6lihtcr.
&udion - u. u. NoQncr.
2omborn 3crr uno 6rou 4.
SNupp.
@oroinc - Sri. NJ. luoot, g.
@]Icruu0Cr.
+ HHurcncc - @clcn y. Mcnncr&.
Molotclta - 9. q. @rnmcr.
@}oicitic - &. Nco12r, Grou $. Z.
Sitter, Sri. St. Sitter, Sri. W. @ll.
0crcr, 10. @%c6rin0cr, {. 5. Ibumon,
Wiorp 9ebringcr, =. 5. Sdumon, 5.
%6b, y, Solomon, ). 6rcunO.
WorriS - Srou Y0blmonM 6rnlt
NJ. @olmorL @r. &. 5. @olnon, Sri.
&. Scib.
Ncu Clarion - Scrr Nhtguit Yo6l.
Nclu Belmont - 6rau ". $.
Braun.
Nep Moniion - 81. 9. @otelcr.
Eonce sc SCon - 6rult Z. Yctcra,
Grolt NJ. EctcrS mo Sobn.
NolciGb - 81. u. Nccb, Wt. &. Gcct,
$. $. Icct, ". 2Cpi WtoItcr SciS.
Moumon0 - Is. NobcrmonL $.
Ghcnabodl Gonitoncc @obcrmon.
Mllnoli - z. Srclcnburh N. 9.
Gmortmont, $. @oibcimtr, NJ. Miodo-
mib.
Scoiioc - Stcpbcn @rcrpcr, ". 6.
@cnc}ct.
Stonlcu - 6rou IS. S6npncr, $,
Q. Sdutpncr.
SotDcrn - g. e. Soltd, 6rou
Noud, $. z. Noluruon :. $. YoIt.
Ecnnciirc - &crr uno Srol u.
&m6en0ori, ". 4. Srp, ". Sppcll-
bcimCr, NJ. 6Crmon.
MiIti6irc - 6. 3. &oblcmonn 2.
g. Soplor, Grou Soplor, Scrr uno
Srot ". Z. StcpcnS, Is. 8. Moltcrcd.
s. e. &crr. Is. Sicnton, Is. i. @cdS,
JIM, 5. &.Nobn, Srou ". g. Suffice,
Sri. GOcrclt.
Morpid - Sri. Is. GihoroS, Sri.
Wt. Giicnbcrg.
@bittlC - q. &iQfonp @crr un0
| Srou g. 81. Eobl.
Noung'S - y8iQiom 0eilbcrS, it,
@iQiom 4. Sdnliot, Wtonlic 9orn-
idlcgel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-17
217 Of.8altimore. Stra6e.
Sbeu. s. Sicner e. Go.

Seutides lnb anoeres a%usIGnbi.
ifes @elb gefauff unS perfauft.
8eloIenoungen beiorst nad Ieutidj.
lanh SeItreid, 8ublano II. /. NJ.
@etiel a~us9eiteat auf ausIdnoiide
9anfen. Greoitbrieie uno 9rapeIers
CHEQUES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-17

M ntroien d) ugcrei. Gic
Eolijiitcn @bitc, Hiiicdi ul,b 9cbrin-
ger perbaitctcn am Sumitog Nbcno
bic Wtntrolcn Charles 8ulocrlon
Oloi Swonion, Sloi SocoblonL bon
9tr. 500, Siio grooolpop Stepbcn
Slciol, bon Nr. 1923, SboncS ltroBe,
u,o Den Ncgcr George Neeb, BON 9tr.
1O7, observation-disclosures, lueld)e lie bct
Der ld)0nitcn Friigel2i untrafcn. Veinl
%crbGr Dor Qoli5cirihter Garland I'M
Gitlid)en Stntionabola ~itclltc es lid
bcrnllo, bob Wuntbcrlnn mo Siuon'
ion ais Wotroien oltf cincm Boot be
ihGitigt iinb, olli 0cm Scr Ncaer Ncco
ais Sod ~ou0litcllt lit, Nn Somltag
}lbcuo MOLTEN min bic Grlteren ibrc
Sreunbc ,Sucpbion ulo Sleloll on
Soro brilgcL iuogegen Neeo. Der Die
gSahc bate, proteltirte. Gie Jolge
tpor. BOP Ncco bon Den bier Matro-
ien ucrprilDcIt mltroe. Ter Hitter
entIiCB ocn Ncger unb beltro'tc Die
rier @cmoIt9mcnlden nit jc $40 nm
Soften.
Nit &oII0ompf orhcitetc &c.
tern &ornittug Eoli5ciridter Oar
IonN int 6itlidcn StotionSbaule.
9itdt mcnigCr OILS 10 I~rreltoltcn
mtr0cn ibn1 por9ciiibrt, nno allie
murOcn int 3citraum bon 40 0tinnt'
ten obgciertigt.
Efiriidlc mcrben an aac Die Mittcr
ut0 &inocr auf ser g9ouiIe" per.
tbeilt, bic am Montag, ben II. Nit.
quit Die 9ai binab fabren. Gonnlt
itl0 crGott gnb all bcn Tfiriihcl.
900 1nN
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Grs M0UOr9 SuipcftiunSrciic.

sur S'i'U'''''''" Ut" ''""''i"7>''
Nbidlc in NNu Jort lttlo ouocrcll
StG0tcn. - Wciud Scr Strui.
,nitoltn I'm rrc1tou unO Moh.
''"'.
N2ouor M}obool, mcldcr locbcn cine
Drljtd0jlc &nipcttiOn2rrjic nod 9}cios
Norf mlo onOcrcn St0Otcn 0c@ Nor
Ocna bccunCt b0t, dltGCrtc iid 'cDr be-
iric0ilt iiGcr sic \l1iorn1ntionct mcls
dc CT ulti 0criCIbcn N%clUonnCl1. ST
Oc2 Mouora @cicQihnft bcfonocn lld'
5ta0trc0iitrotor ). SQDcu SbonloS
Sto0t Gontrolcur @oopcr lulo Stro
6cllrcjuiNlmQS Gonmrtn0r Mldr3.
Ger &cBtcrc pcrblicb icood) pnrlollllJ
nod III Ncn Norf lno miro 'td) Don
rort nod Bolton b%c0cbcn, Inn ouS
0ortilc SDItcnl pcr %crlucnollll9 DER
| itd0tl'hcn TbfollC SIT ltliotrcl1. I'm
Somita1 modtcn Der Wouor INN
lcinc @c6Icttcr Null5 tltr}c Nclilde III
Ncuorf, Grcnton ltno Solrpop NM
r0bmcn IN oc1 bctocll lcbtcrcn Stoos
ten bic Oorti0cn StrotonltoItcn III
NltNcnIdcln. Yer Mooor lprnd) ll@
6cionGcrS 0iiniti4 ilbcr bic IN 9fclos
Oort o%n00uonOtc 4'}cthooc }iIr %cr
~lncn0rnn Der NbloIJc olta ltl1o mclllt',
0oB lifcrlld baltimore 0tc1cl0c ooop
titcn mcroc. Gr lo1tc nbcr ji0leId,
0ob feline Sdrittc IN oIc'er NnNcIc1
Qcllbclt lmtcrnom1Ucn lucrorn loIIr=
0cll bcoor Nbcrlt %Sldc3 iilrlldACtcnrt
'ct. GcrlcIbc miro GnOc Der gSodt
6ll~riidcrluortct. MInpor Wnhool CT
tI0rtc 'chr bc'ttnlmt, DOB ole Stoot'
bconltct pollton1n1cl1 oopoll llbcrs
jcrQt 'cicn, oob nit Den 10 Nbtnll+
lt0ttcn tnncrholb oc@ Wcl6bll0c@ DER
Stoot ou'0crolmt tucr0cn mll''c; c"
hor0lc lld) mir nod nm 0C1 Wc9, 0c!l
Mon cinldlo0cn Iolle. Gas Snltcnl III
@rooflpn Icl IN lcltcr Mtelnllng cit
loldca, Don Dem ltd lcrl1cl lo'le.
ogSlr bcllld)tcn 9tlder@ Se!nlln," lo1ie
Ger "'o0or, "'ocl0rH ouoi'FUL o"b
mon o'e @,Nt l'lo lo'''l8e i'''OVt
lo~il)Iporen 9oIu'lc III ouH %ulIVt "
rctt neotf Der @n)el 9clultlcl po1' III,
llVrpo'o pVt ltFl''' lvu)2 No0'V wv
Ffo5cllt on H'oWC'''l'pull HV'po'''''''
pot. S'e'c "'CloooV 'Fluv''.l i'''t oo''
i!loila)' 'o'r Io''''Iell o''!l''u)l ''1tlVFc
To'allc roM o'r ollrr N''oto'llu't
Siollon lNof''ll tol'C'' '''lo ooo"lu)
pos gteo' OCT SluoI uttNtob.l", N''
"r0otlN'' ln'rorl' oi' "o'olc W @"r'
u" o'H '''>'N " ort
""<".| %','""t'S'' a'' a,l9 10" 81,
'"',,'~," n' ..>
MT,,o' so '''''I' ~n~ 5|;h, ,S
".U]s "!p 49, N,lo'',nI "lW, M ~,
n''Is:;.' Io
" G,,." I[',- "s,a'' "IN' -"
a., n;tN,' ,i%m4
mcrocn."
Ger Wooor ipro0 Damn BON 0c.n
@clltd) Scr Strofotltoltcn IN Srcrl'
TON tn0 Mo6luon llto mcil1tc. Dob CT
lid olld) lett nod l'idt 'dIitlliN JET,
oh or Glen. oOcr Gotercts 3elIcn boz
1ichcn IoNe, Ornn III bcioclt Srttn
lrlcn Die 3clIcn cntlncocr olt2 Stobl
o0cr ans 3ic0clItcinc1 NclcrtlNt &C.
luc'cn. Gr lncroc crit Die collcreteI
3ruc1 IN "SolIlr Of Nc'19c" III Hlt'
0cnlhcill ltebntcl', bcpor CT lelll lIr'
tbGtl ob0cben lucroc.
SMlicblid 6eriibrtc Scr MoDor nod
Die log. bitmniu6ic MIocoOom Nilo.
Itcr>llQ in Ncmorf, Sic lid iomcit cr
QcicGcn babe, gut bauGbrt. Gr frcuc
iid), nit Oicicm WotcrioI bier III @nI-
90 "a
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Stdot Baltimore.
1lntrrGnItnnoS E @cg,uCiiCr.

rNuOitOrium" .1bc 9jau MaaouIcn".
r%laucH'e" - abe SbotTuicr".
.,9iCm Wiuuumcutol" rlbc 0opnIur'o sol
SER 3eiu.@cmeinor" in 0tnplanotown -
NCmiC rYulpu NuTlu",
st. MihnrlesAtttcr" - MiputuR. sen IL
s sI59Itano 2 RGrafs, *''''' D"0 '''''"''''" III
ylNciicu. GarmitIotcr.@crciu '2tcufina.
ben IS. gINuii. }uCltCr HlltciluQ uHo SuWWCr
nuhiaic'i IN Wrteh'a tlriiber SlIcr - EIri.
pHurhciCit'SCrriu" - SUnutuN. htu 2&. 9lir
quit. arpBcr 6umiIicn =Ill0thtG uU0 oltlacg s.
nWippuu natiEart" - 25slta Gou3sytc unO
nHocrC SCrQUllQunOCr.
Ban ShnrcsVnrt" Gd0Iib GOu8crte.
WnnOclbtlocr ltno uuherc I2rguiiNuENru.
rgcp electric Fart" - InNiib &Ur'iCllutRtU
lUb uutcrbnltunaCl ClICr Ylrt iuuIc Nou,tric.
uSbc Suburban" - &CoeIl glbcHo NduocuilIes
aIciu'e nsburc cine Fart" - Id8Il6 &auoes
bile Surftcllu1qCH.
Suldlener Bead - Lugltbc SriltTltoHcu per
Claiborne - ldQthc grmritou. NIT gra8.
IlabnIe SonntnG5. her Nnrtrtcr pGumhrlopc',
sopc 9pini - IugIihc Neutrality-suspicious.
Ven. Mar IdqIidc GrmrHoucu.
HnriGuu6tric,
Sonniaa Tahmttta9 ErttG,9tI Rayir
9nrt" uio .6cocral 6tu@art".
3ten'iag Nbcno - oRntterion gntt".
Wittlpoh SIbcno - "Grilot6ta Nnri".
5teitGa aHbcnS " .Gif!Sn carr.
Sumitaa Ibcno - Ruftcricu sFari".
CSonntnas BON o bis Z ubr 9lbeno8)
(au gSpChcninQCn bon r lis 10 llr IbCno6.)
Qrunrnmm fir hcntc,
,,SchCrdl NlI Aart.'
Suultl ScIoUuUn, Girll5ut.
Hiurld r9uuicC SHoCl" .Humpc
CuhcrlitrC Eihtcr nm NuuCr" ....... zlppc
GclCitinu ,Wurrcti C'WtuGb" .....,..,, tClcuit
gSnlIcr N Souibcru Cream" ........ .2tuco.t
@ornCt Euctt .Tricuoln NtuGlo" ..... .@ptirtO
SiriACni Snnicl Sclomann mo SObl.
CClrIlluH .Lbc SIlum Suuib". ........ YuWpc
Gburnr 2ccuc ans ~ Iroputorc" ..... &crnl
SClCitiun nlicmidS Sits. .......... puWpc
Nunturcsfe ,GonlinN ibrUtQh TOE NipC" Nc1itclo
Wturib ~ Coon Nuuo Guutcit" ........ ErUur
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Snlun &artD
Sa,uu Enrtg

- Scr5 Scin @cmcinbc
Slgblanbtomn, Do.
-Ncntc nllo morscn Nbrno-
Sc0c clcftriid)c NClCnd)tm0.
Grfriidnngcn II. /. ~.
(23W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-17

TGIc sur Nciic in's Tnslanb be-
iorst 6. @ainc, Nr. Alb, Git'Yalt;-
morcitrafs, ua9c Gnitpm Sunic Ipc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-17

,Nuoitorium" - r[hC 9iCp AiapoulCn".
,%lnHch'e" - rlbr Sbotu'uicr'.
.aicm Mpuumcutai" - .GbC NOuoluT'e NuI.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-02-14
STATELlNE NEWS

The Rev. Mr.. Tattman of the
Apostles OF Spokane delivered a ser.
mon at the Stateline schoolhouse
Sunday evening. He announced SER
vices every evening this week.
A debate on Resolved, That there
Is more pleasure in pursuit than in
possession" was given at the Pleas
ant View literary club on Saturday
evening. the negative side of the
question being victorious.
The small sawmills in this vicinity
which have been idle all winter are
resuming operations. The Thorne
mill shipped one carload of lumber on
Monday the first shipped from this
point this year.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-02-14
CHAS. REED DIED IN FIRE
Overheated Stove at Spirit Lake
Spells Death.

Charles Reed, a coal HEAVIER in the
employ of the Idaho & Washlng gton
Northern was burned to death In his
shack at Spirit Lake last Friday
night. Persons nearby found the
building on fire and when they opened
the door the interior was full of smoke
and fame. Conductor Duester felt
about and called, hut getting no re
sponse supposed no one was in and
gave his attention to helping to save
the adjoining shaLks. Later the body
or Reed, burned to crisp, was found
10 the ruins. 1t Is presumed Reed
was intoxicated aud allowed the stove
to become overheated.
Coroner Frank WeDz OF Rathhrum
held an inquest and the body was
sent to Kl"pf's undertaking ROOF rs to
he prepared for lnterment.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-02-14
THE CONVENTION CITIES
Wallace, May II; and Bois Sc,
September |.
IDAHO REPUBLICANS MET
Agree Upon Delegate Apportion-
ment by Counties.

kootenai county will have I 3
delegates to each of the republic an
state conventions this year The
state central committee, consisting
OF one committeeman for each
county, met pursuant to call of
State Chairman Brady at Boise on
Monday, selected the places for
holding the conventions and a.
greed upon the apportionment Of
delegates with which each county
is to be represented.
Boise and Twin Falls were in
the field to secure the nominating
convention. Boise won on the
fifth ballot and the nominating
convention will be held in the
capital city on September 1st.
In the fight for the deleg ate
convention to be held on May
IL, Wallace and Coeur dAlene
were the contestants, and both
were represented at the committee
meeting by strong delegations to
lobby for their respective towns.
Wallace, however; won easily.
The apportionment agreed upon
was made upon motion of Hart of
Fremont, who moved that the ap-
portionment be made on the
average vote cast for all the offices
at the last election, and that it be
one vote for every 1873 votes last
and major fraction thereof. The
action in this respect was una mi
nous. This will give each CON
vention total of 2o2 delegates
from the counties as follows: Ada,
"a; Bannock, IS; Bear Lake, IA;
Bingham, %; Blaine, 8; Boise 6;
Bonner, 10; Canyon, IS; Cassia, z;
Custer, 8; Elmore, 4; Fremont, II;
Idaho, 10; Kootenai, 13; La tab.
1S; Lemhi, S; Lincoln, S; Nez
Perce, 2I; Oneida, ~; Owyhee, a.;
Shoshone, 16; Twin Falls, q;
Washington, 9.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-02-14

a guarantee that the provisions Of the
bill would not affect their entrance to
this country.
The principal qualification is sim
ply that the immigrant If above the
age Of sixteen years must be able to
read and write his native language
or the English language.
Senator Hepburn has secured a
favorable report on his bill creating a
park on the northern portion Of
the CGur d Alene Indian Reserva-
ton in Idaho on lake Chatcolet.
The bill introduced by Senator
Hepburn providing for the validation
of mineral claims heretofore made by
U. S. Mineral Surveyors passed the
Senate last week. If it should be-
come a law it will clear up the un-
certainty Of title to many valuable
claims throughout the west.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-02-14
NEWS OF SPIRIT LAKE
Marshal is Appointed. Ordinances
Passed.

The Spirit Lake village council
passed % ordinances on their flnal
reading last Tuesday noon, providing
for the government OF the municipal.
lty. Among other things they pro-
vide for marshal. Charles Muller
was chosen to this position on Mon
day, and 10 order that his police
powers could be made to extend he
yond the townsite limits he was
sworn 10 as a deputy sheriff. Messrs.
W. t. Hlreen and Henry Krech,
members Of the board, made trip to
Rathdrum Monday evening and ar.
ranged for the deputizing Of Marshal
Muller by Sheriff Z. A. Mcdonald
and with the consent of the county
commissioners with whom they con-
ferred.
1t was Ia order to meet the ex-
penses Of the new village organiza-
tion that the license for saloons was
made $3.50 a year over the $3.50
county license established by law.
Business lots recently Increased
$3.50 but the Spirit Lake Land COM
pany reports no falling off Of sales
made. Many new buildings are soon
to be erected, and in about two
months, by which time the mills will
be 10 operation, very lively times are
expected. A great summer excursion
business is also being anticipated.
Spirit lake being widely known as
one of the finest summer resorts in
the northwest.
j. M. Handy and Ed M. Peters
have finished putting up about 20
tons of ice. Large harvests Of ice
have also been stored up by other
parties.
A daughter was born last Saturday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Vickery. Mr.. Wick
cry is the superintendent of the local
branch OF the Panhandle Lumber
company.
Work on the big brick machine and
engine house of the Panhandle Lum-
Der company is being pushed rapidly.
The new jail being constructed is
nearing completion.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-02-14
ORCH ARD NOT IMMUNE
Assassin Will Have Short and
Swift Trial.

Prosecuting Attorney Van Duyn Of
Canyon county, says the Harry Or
chard case will be called at Caldwell
next month. He says he expects
Orchard to enter plea OF guilty and
that evidence will then he introduced
10 prove the corpus deficit and the
stenographer who took the evidence
in the Haywood and Pettibnre cases
will be called to show that Orchard
admitted under oath that he mur.
dered Ex-Governor Stunenberg.
Van Du,n does not believe ii will
he necessary to introduce any new
evidence and that the trial will only
take few minutes before it is passed
ZIP to the jury.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-02-14
BOARD AWARDS CONTRACT
To Build Bridge Near McGuires
for $3o27.

The county commissioners con-
vened Monday pursuant to ad-
jo"rnment and opened bids for
the construction Of the county
bridge across the Spokane river
near McGuires. Seven bids in all
had been submitted and the con-
tract was awarded to the Midland
Bridge company of Kansas City,
Mo-, for the sum of $3o87. The
company has sublet the contract
to Martin Gilbertson of Harrison
and it is expected the bridge will
be completed by April IS.
Other bids were the following:
O. E. Peppard, $3475; VIM. $4,000;
]. H. Forbes, s44eo; M. Gilbert
son, s3l25; |. ]. Bailey, 5000;
Crrscallen Bros. $500.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-02-14
SLOW MAKING PAYMENTS
Forfeiture Notices to Purchasers
of State Land.

The state land department last
week mailed $50 notices of forfeiture
to parties delinquent in the payment
of principal and interest due in pay
ment for state lands. Register M. L.
Church stated that probably 1000
such notices will be mailed this year,
many more than for 1907.
''There are number OF reasons"
he said. "for this, among which are
that the purchasers are taking advan-
tage OF the so to 80 days allowed by
law before making payments, and
that there have been many sales OF
state lands during the past year, and
Lhe number Of those indebted to the
state greatly Increased. The lands
IN question are located in all parts Of
the state. 1t is not believed, how
ever, a greater per cent of these lands
will be forfeited than last year"
When lands are forfeited TO the
state not only the lands revert, but
payments previously made are for
feted. Statesman.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-02-14
REPEAL TIMBER LAND ACT
Senator Borah Introduces Bill in
Congress.

Senator Borah Of Idaho last week
introduced a bill absolutely repeating
the timber and stone act. He offers
no alternative plan Of disposition of
public timber, but Is in conference
with Secretary Garfield and is getting
the bill where 1t provides a practical
means of disposng OF government
timber on a fair basis and shuts off
the possibility OF false entry, and at
the same time stipulate that money
derived from government timber shall
a. now, 20 into national reclamation
funds. This bill is not yet shaped
up, but IL is likely it will provide for
the disposal of timber either at
stumpage value or at public sale un-
der the direction of the secretary of
the interior.
The government is tn retain title to
land and sell only the mature timber
cut IN land to lie opened to home
stead entry When The bill j. finally
agreed upon Senator Borah will in
truduce anu press u, bu, prior 10 this
be wants the timber and stone law
repealed. as he regards it impractica-
bic and conducive Of fraud Once
the existing law is repealed. congress
will he quick enough to enact a
practicable substitute.
In This matter Senator BOrah IL
carrying out administration views.