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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-22
SCRIPT FILING
TURNED DOWN

The local land Office is in recent
OF an important decision from the
department turning down some
scrip filings on the Potlatch Lum-
Der company on the ground that the
state was not vested with the title
when the land was conveyed; that
the parry conveying had no title to
relinquish to the government, and
that the lieu lands had no base.
The specific case is one where the
base land had been conveyed to c.
w. Clarke by the state of Oregon
October %, 1898. But 1t is held that
the land conveyed in the deed to
Clark was unsurveyed at the date
of the conveyance because the plats
of the survey were not filed until
August l, 1900. hence the state had
no title.
The contention of the defense was
that the lands had been surveyed
at the time the deeds passed and ap-
proved thereafter, and therefore the
title should pass. But the ruling ia
that it has been clearly established
by departmental decisions Of the
last year that the title to sections
16 and 36 does not pass to the state
until plat of the survey has been ap
proved If transfers were made prior
to that time the validity OF the
states title to the base tract is void
and the script to the lieu selections
is not good.
Another decision handed down BY
| the department Is one confirming
the local Office and the commissions
in the case of Melville Small VS.
Vernie Crandall. Vernie Crandal
made a homestead filing on the lant
in question February 13, 1906, ant
the contest was filed the next year
The local Office, after hearing tn
case, recommended the cancellation
and this decision was confirmed b!
the commissioner. An appeal wa'
taken TO the secretary Of the inter
ior and this decision. just received
sustains the local office.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-22
nine ARRESTED FOR ALLEGED
MUNICIPAL, IRREGULARITIES
PlTTsBuRG GRAFT CASES WILL RIVAL THOSE or SAN FRAN
Co-sEvEN CouNcnNEN AND TWO BANKERS ARE FACED
WITH THE CHARGE OF CORRUPT SOLICITATION AND PM
ERY-BIa BAH FURNISHED .

Ptttsburg, Dec. 22.-Follovfnx
the sensational arrest here last nighk
OF seven councilmen and two bsnfr
ers for alleged corruption In co.,
ducting the municipal affairs Il =
inttmated that more startling devo1-
opments will come to light either -.
day or tomorrow. The arrests were
made as result of an investigates
made by the Voters League s11
according to the best informatsoa
obtainable 1t is possible that IL
scandal In San Francisco will 30 n
significant in comparison with the
alleged grating done here.
The following men are accused:
Councilmen William Brand. John !.
kelin. J. c. Wason. T. l. Atkinsoo,
Jacob Sifel. w. H. Melaney, Hugb
Ferguson, former President and for
mer Cashier A. A. Vilsack Of ~
German National bank. The ipepe.
nation against those accuses
charges conspiracy and corrupt -
licitation and bribery. Bail for ~
accused. which aggregated 317S, 90.
was furnished.
The seven councilmen. It 10 Tor
mally alleged. conspired with oeeb
other and with other persons m
known to secure the passage, BY ~
bribery Of members OF the select anG
common councils, Of ordinances an1
reasonings designating the dsposl-
taries Of the city, bridge ordinanesGI
bond ordinances for freeing bridges
between Pittsburg and Allegheny
and an ordinance for additional A.
ter beds for the new filtration plant,
street railroad ordinance. and
other municipal matters. They Will
have their preliminary hearing 70
morrow.
Late this afternoon tho report
was circulated that six men had lefl
the city AZ a result of disclosures ID
the municiral graft.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-22
TO SURVEY H0MESTEADS.
Work Is in Hands Of James Stuart
To Continue Through Winter.

The government service Is now en-
gagged in the survey of hOmesteais
located within the boundaries of the
Bitter Root forest reserve, and much
Of this land is favorably located for
a continuance OF this feature OF the
work throughout the winter.
The survey Of these lands is in
the hands Of James Stuart, the we'll
known Nezperce Indian. and the
party will again resume work i'm
mediately after the holidays. The
surveying during the winter season
will be confined chiefly to the Red
River, Elk City and Dixie districts.
and with the opening Of spring will
he extended into the interior SEC
tions, where settlers have establish
ed home on the low meadow lands.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-22
CITIZENS WILL
PROTEST SALE
LAND Is SITUATED ON ST. JOE
RlVER-FRENCH TO TAKE A
LIST OF SIGNERS TO CONGRESS
WITH HIM TO ASSIST IN DE-
FEATlNG BILL.

North Idaho citizens will protst
agA.-st the passage of bill for the
sale 9. several thousand acres OF
nation; land on the St. Joe river.
near POST Falls to the Washington
Wat Power company. w. w. Fer.
relJ OF Ferrill has been appointed to
go to Washington to present a re-
monstrance signed by more than SOC
residents of that section of the
state.
In an interview In the Spokesman
Review he stated:
THE land is wanted by the Wash.
ington Water Power company tt
avoid the possibility of having tt
pay damages for overflow caused b,
the water backed up by the dam a
Post Falls, Idaho. The bill was IL
troduced at the last session OF con
grea by Congressman Burton L
French OF Idaho who said that i
was originated in the department o
the interior. 1t provides for th
sale Of the land for $1.25 an acre.
"The land in question will other
wise be opened for settlement mex
year. One thousand or 1900 acre
OF it are easily worth 800 an acre
and the tract which 1t is propose.
to sell tod the power company TO
$4,000 or $15.OO00 I could easil.
for syndicate to buy for quartz
OF a million dollars.
'I shall take with me a petition
for the defeat OF the bill signed b,
500 settlers along the st. Joe ant
ST. Maries and Coeur d'Alene rivers
The dam raises the water severa
feet at Post Falls and raises tn
surface OF Coeur d'Alene lake thre
feet above normal. The last 1
, miles OF the ST. Joe river are practi
cally an arm OF the lake and II
were not fed by fresh water fror
| the mountains there would be n
current. The damage created b
| the higher water reaches practical
ly to the head of navigation and in
wolves thousands OF acres Of land"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-22
TWO ARRESTED
0.R.N. HOLDUPS
YOUNG MAN NAMED BURKE CON.
FESSED. DUPLICATING JACK
HAYES AND ANOTHER YOUNG
MAN, WHO WILL BE ARREST
ED TODAY.

Portland, Dec 22.-In the pres
ence of Sheriff Stevens of Multno-
nah county and deputies. represen-
tatives of the O. r. & N. company
and newspaper men last night Will
lam Burke-an assumed name-a
young man 81 years OF age. whose
widowed mother, three brothers and
sister live at East Fourth and East
Oak streets, this city, confessed that
he took part in the robbery of the
Portland Chicago special on the o.
r. & n. Thursday night. He i'm
plicates Jack Hayes, alias Jack wal
ton, alias "Slim," an eX-convlc'
from Folsom prison, and youth who
lives in Portland, but whose name
Is withheld, but whose arrest Is ex
pected mOmentarily.
Burke was arrested here yester-
day. The young man made the con-
fess:on, he said, because he was sor-
ry for the part he had taken, and
also because he had been given only
N.25 as his portion Of the booty Sc
cured by the bandits. Hayes. the
leader, according to the confession
took possession of all the valuables
secured, "double-crossing' the Others
by telling them he had found moth
Ing in the express safe.
Hayes, who was arrest ed here Sun
Gay. had on his person three dia
monds which. he said. were given Il
him by Chicago Whitley" said to b'
"yeggman" However telegrapni'
descriptions OF the diamonds shipped
70 local firm tally with those o
'he three jewels founl in his posses
sion. HAYES denies absolutely an,
connection with the crime. but be
came so involved in maze or ex
plantations that he lost track OF hi
s'atements and becoming angry sui
ienly refused to talk further, de
manding an attorney at once. How
ever he admitted that he had serve
''me In the penitentiarv. His re'
oro Is now being sought by the ON
eer,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-22
NEW HOME FOR AUTO co.
Matt Dowd Will Put Up a Building
on Ninth Street.

Matt Dowd will soon commence
the construction of a brick building
on property located on Ninth street
recently purchased from Wesley
S,eel. the building to be occupied by
the Inland Auto Co. The new struc-
ture will be 37xS5 feet and at the
present time will be but one story
wi h basement The walls will be
constructed of sufficient strength to
support two additional stories when
needed.
The property is now occupied by a
cottage that will be removed to the
Steel property near the residence OF
Mr.. Steel. II is expected the con
struction of the brick building will
be commenced early next month.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-22
Mr.. Warren Goes to Portland.

Walter B. Warren, Vice president
Of the Warren Bros. company OF
Boston, departed this afternoon for
Portland. Mr.. Warren has been In
the city in connection with the Lew
iston paving contract, the Warren
Brothers company being the manu-
facturers OF the bitulithic paving
compound that is sold to the con-
struction companies. The company
has offered to supply this prepara-
tion for the Lewiston contract at
rate of $145 per square yard, which
proposal provided for a competitive
bid for the work.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-22
Newman RESIGNS a. President.

New York. Dec. "a w. II. New
man has resigned as president OF the
New York Central railroad. to take
effect February 1. 1909. which was
accepted. 1t is expected that he will
continue as a member of the board
OF directors
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-22
Prominent Man KILLED.

Spokane, Dec. 22-Allen F. Gill.
manager OF the Independent Asphalt
company and ex-city engineer and
prominent in the Democratic party,
was accidentally killed last night at
Moses lake, through an accidental
discharge Of his gun while duck
hunting.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-22
whorrwo;te Gcas "a Hosr;tal.

Frank Thornwaite was this att
ernoon taken to the St Joseph hos
pital suffering from general debility.
which has resulted IN affectin his
mind Mr. Thornwaite was been a
resident of Lewiston for several
wears and for several seasons drove
one Of the sprinkler wagons. During
the nast few years ne has been en-
ploved about the citv as porter.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-22
CASTRO IS
Down AND OUT

Caracas, Dec IS (Via Ponce. Dec.
22) There was no repetition In
this city of the anti-Castro demon
strations of December 13 and IA. but
the enforced resignation OF the Cas-
tro cabinet, which occurred yester-
day, is regarded as going far toward
sealing the fate of President Castro
in Venezuela.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-22
stork Will Soon Visit Queen,

The Hague, Dec. 22.--It II on
cially announced from the cham0sg
of deputies that Queen Wilhelmfno
is in an interesting condition. This
statement was joyfully received BY
all except handful Of socialists
who took exception to the loyal
demonstration.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-22
JAERN|C IS
NOT GUILTY

deliberation by the jury in the case
of Alois Jauernig, charged with the
murder of w. c. Simmons at High
land Valley in September. they re-
turned a verdict of not guilty. Jauer-
mig proved an alibi. Simmons waa
shot from ambush.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-22
new DECREE
ENDS DISPUTE
PARTIES WHO ARE CLOSE TO
BOTH GOVERNMENTS SAY IT
WILL SETTLE ALL PROBABLE.
TIES OF WAR.

Willmestad, Dec. 22.-The new
Venezuelan administration has
evolved a decree prohibiting the
trans-shipment at Willemstad OF
goods destined for Venezuelan ports
This revocation is regarded by we'll
informed persons as practically q
settlement of the dispute between
Venezuela and Holland.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-22
SPOKANE Man
IS ASSAULTED

Oakland. Dec. 22.-Asaulted and
robbed OF 1888 by two footpads,
Charles d. Jeifries, formerly the
manager OF the Spokane Interstate
Fair association, was struck ON the
head with a sandbag. but was not
seriously injured.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-22
Tacoma Wha. Market.

Tacoma. Dec 22-Milling: Blue
stem. $1.OO. Export: Bluestem,
o4c: club, 90c: red. sSc.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-22
Castro and Associates Surprised.

Berlin, Dec. 22.-CasirO and his
Of the formation of a new Venezue-
Ian cabinet with surprise and appre-
hension The news is not confirmed.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-22
Chicago Wheat Market

Chicago. Dec 22-Decemher.
81 u: Nav. s1.o6h; July, CSC:
September, 95e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-16

bGn0igen &ubiltctsbefebl 0eS @roBs
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-16
Sic Sencnicr S%tnScntcn nnS ibr
GanocsbCrr.

Cine oIte @cld)idltc, bic nod immer
biibid lit. ici olrldblid) ocS cbcn &c.
~icicrten 3~50iGbrigcn llnipcrlit0ta. Sll.
bilGlmlS bon Scno in Grin1cutng &c.
hrnd)t. IS NOR in Den crltcn Subren
nod) Sen Observation-Disclosures nab.
reno icncr Gon1reBc, alli bcllcn euro.
pas Siiritcn perlonlih Die brenmcn-
belt Strcitfrogcn per FOlitif 6u
idllittcn bcnliibt iporen. ga bcrrihte
reyes Seben on oen belltldlen Soier,
in Solgc Ser 5oblreid)cn Selud)c gs
frontier SGupter.. Snsbrionocrt 500
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hobe @Gita oll. Inter oicien beionO
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bcr5oq &orl Nugilit, CT pilnIfe lcbs
haft, Die Scncnicr S%tuocnten einmol
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m%crfIteligcn lei, penn Ser @roBbcr.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-16
Wtltern MarnIanb Giicnbnfn.

9e9tunero 7. Sunt. berIdBt SiuensSiaitpn.
Sdgltdl.
40 WtorgenS - GbneuBua Saqerstutpn, ~.
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al1aenonlrnen Sonnta9s, Satlcod nno CUNT
berlano. 49,"
lao .Nndm. - gHfomobntion nab Union
Qriope.
ABB Jiabnt. - grpreBsS bneustro. SnuptIirie,
Sagerstoiprt, Snncod, 0d0ncsborV, @bams
h%ersbltra, Gbtppensbura mo, aliSgenornnen
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SGalifI, auegcnpmmcn Sunntags.
100 WinraelS gori, Y, nno 8. Etp,, unb
TAO WIrr0ens - differentiation mad Yer.IPnr,
fulute @rmit5burg. :
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0iftn, Blue Wountain, 9SaDnesbpro', Gban,s
bersbltg, Saper9tuptL Sancod, 9unt6erlaHo
ullo Slftn5. Nuiiet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
1920 9iadbmittuas @lue Muuntain GrpreB,
Ne'tn1initer. grliccbiGe tSreoerid), Sburs
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Hnr Snmitnss.
ll.OO IoerioS - Iifoniuodttcr rat Union
Bridge.
sur eunntags.
$50 Wnraets gffomoSation mad Union
Wttoac lno Sanoper.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-16
NnqebIther Soihcn0iGG

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in Salt. - Inter Der NnihuIois
glng 0ca ongebIihcn pcriuhtcn "a.
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Summer er iebod) nid)t lpiiicn tuia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-16
Sin ncucr Sdnuinbcl.

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Shmin0lcr Nru. e. NJ. Sirihbcrn,
,}nbobcr zines Observation-Disclosures. II.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-16

9(m 3. Sept. Camper .Ssfar ser
;3fueite" nad a~opcnbagen.
Im 3. Sept. 9ampier ygItonia"
nod Hptteroom uno 9ibau.
Sim 3. Sept. Gampicr .Grir5
Sricorih @illelm" nad Bremen.
Im 8. Sept. Camper ,gmerifa"
lad Snmbrrg.
am 3. Sept. Sampier Baltic"
nod liverpool.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-16
NbiaBrtstnae Der S5can : Gampfcr
upn Wclu.glurf.

Pm Is. Nltgl'it lampfer naalier
Rilbelm ser 3ncite" no1 Bremen.
2n IS. Muguit 1onp;cr nNcps
NmIterOam" nab Tptter6an.
Nn 10. Nhlauit Camper n2uca'
ria" nod 2iuerpool.
Nm 10. 2ltauit 3nmpfcr 06ran-
'cc3co" no6 Ncapel rno Sricit.
2lm 10. 2lu1lrit Camper DMnie'
tic" nnH Soutbnmpton.
2[m 20. 9luarit Gampicr y2(ro6ic"
nad 2ipcrpooI.
PIN 20. 2(u8uit Gnnpfc, y&oiic-
rim" nof, Somburg.
Im 20. anguit Compiler o0ur.
iilrit" nad Grerner.
gln 90, NfltgliIt GompIcr San.
nonin" nad Gibraltar ulO Neopcl.
2Im 20. SltAllit Camper .llnitcO
Stotc3" noh aopenboaen.
2(u 90. Ntauit Gonpicr n2or'
rQlnt ndU Sapre.
Pm %, 2ll,9u7t, Gompier gGeginp
b'Stolio" itnd) Neopcl uno @titrn.
Am %. 9lug,iit Gompfer n@oi'
6erice" nof &amburg.
9(n %. N,lgnIt 0ompfcr oGoro'
mia" nod) Siperpopl.
9lm -. Airgllit Gnmpier n&Gni8
2olliS" naN southampton.
NIbcrt" nnb 8ibrnItor unO Ncopcl.
Pm %, Tn1uit Gnnpicr Sec
Gnno" nod ,Gppcr un0 gntlrcrpen.
9Im %. glltgrtlt Iampicr st.
9lm %. .Stlgnit 9ompier nMinnc.
BAHIA" nad) 2onoou.
9Im %. 9lilgllit Gonpfcr Sale.
oonio' nnh Glasgow.
9ln %. }lllAlit Gompicr y&oiier
@ilbcIm ser 8roBe" nnd) Bremen.
Nm %. Nugllit Gompfcr r9iplt.
Dam" il0d) NottcrOom.
Nn 2G. Nlt9rIt 0onlpier .Gnro.
pa" noh Neopel uno 0eulto.
N(n 26. ghtauit 0ompier u2uii.
tania" llod) SiucrpooI.
Am 26. ghr1nit 0onpier Ger
mania" nnd) Neoprl llno Marieiuc.
Nln 26. 2tu1uit 0ompier ,Sccn.
nic" nod Soltbnmpton.
gtn 81. NnAuit 0ompfer nGeutiG-
lono" nod @ombnrg.
9lm q. Illgllt Gompfer ,Soms
burg" nnd) Gibraltar uno Neapel.
Nlm 81. 9lilsult Gampier n9rc.
men" noh Bremen.
PIN q. Nl9uit Gampfer Settle"
nod 2%ipcrpooI.
9lm 81. Nuguit Sampier ,Sous
raine" mnd Sabre.
am 80. NugllIt Gompier yYrGii.
sent 2incoln" nod Samburg.
Nm 80. Nltguit 0nmpicr ,Ganpn-
mia" noh 2iperpool.
4m 30. gitguit Compiler .9biln.
bclpbin" nod Soutbampton.
am 20. gtguit Compiler yWinnc-
opolis" lad 2otoon.
Nm 20. Iuguit 0ompfcr y0roon.
loto" na6 0opcr uno Intiperoen.
Im 90. gitgllit Iampier ,Golunl.
bia" mad @los9on.
slm 1. Sept. Gampier vYotsoam"
mad Motteroam.
PIN 1. Sept. 1ampfer .Gecilic"
nod Bremen.
Im 2. Sept. Camper ,glice"
nad) Neapcl unb Srieit.
am 2. Sept. 9ampicr vSeutonic"
nod southampton.
9(m 3. Sept. Tompfer yMalreta-
mia" nod Giperpopl.
am 3. Sept. Camper .Sapoic"
nod Sapre.
Im 3. Sept. 0ompfer vGarpa.
tbia" nof Gibraltar ulto Iecpel.
Im 5. Sept. Ionlpier ,Garma-
- O:,,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-16
Baltimore Sampf Enfct 81.
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