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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-11
Strayed.

From the Nobsn ranch on Craig
mountain, a bay mare. weight
about TOE pounds, marked - fol-
lsvs: Branded nc ON right hip,
both fore feet white with vhita star
In forehead. IVES last seen Saturday
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-11

Leslie NJ. Shaw says that the re-
cent panic was the result of the cry
OF fire" in crowded hall, when
there was not even any smoke. Prob
ably Bryans object in the present
campaign is to furnish, the smoke.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-11
When going to Asotin, make tn
trip on the Baughman launch.

Don't use harsh physics. Tue re-
action weakens the bowels. leads to
chronic constipation. Get DGa's
Regulets. They operate easily. ne
he stomach, cure constipation.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-11

Use the new Tungsten Lamp, a
saving Of 70 per cent. Lewiston
Electric Supply Co.. sales agents.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-11
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1908.
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WEATHER REPORT.

Forecast for Lewiston and vicipi-
q for tonight and tomorrow:
Fair tonight and Saturday.
Following CARA rgcurNeo at local
once United States weather bureau
1t $3.50 o'clock this afterDaon:
Maximum temperature 81; mini
mum temperature, 55; mean tenn
perature, 10; precipitation, none
humidity, IS per cent.
W. ". THOMAS,
Official in Charge
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-11

August 8. coming toward 1ew,.
Finder will please notify Miss cSu
trude Noben at Waha, Ida. or ,o'.
word at Teller office. "'a
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-11

T. o. HANLON, Clerl
Arizona republican., 1908-08-02
APPROACHING SEASON AT CASTLE HOT SPRINGS
The Hotel Accommodations of That Delightful Resort to Be Greatly In- creased.

owing to the ever increasing popu- larity of Castle Hot Springs as a win ter resort, it has been found necessary for the Castle Hot Springs company to increase it's hotel accommodations in order to handle it's patronage.
 For the past two months a small ar my of mechanics has been busily en- gagged on various additions in addi- ton to the two bungalows erected last summer. three more, two of which are already completed, are being built A large extension is being built on the main dining room. Dining halls for nurses. maids and children and for the various employees of the hotel have been constructed. The capacity of the employees quarters has been increas- ed by half in order to accommodate the large number of help necessary to maintain the high standard of service for which the hotel is noted.
 Six large rooms on the first floor have been made into a sitting room. The new room is to be finished bunga- low style and equipped with heavy mission furniture. It will have a ma pie floor and the management intends
  Thanksgiving and during the Christ mas and New Year holidays balls will be arranged and especial inducements will be made to Phoenix and Prescott people to attend. It is predicted that these functions will prove very enjoy able and that they will become yearly events and be looked forward to with great interest.
 Recent floods in Castle creek took out a diversion dam which was built to reclaim some twenty acres of land. Although the washing out of this dam represents considerable loss, the prop erty was not damaged and a working basis for future Improvements, calcu- lated to increase the attractiveness of the springs was established.
 The coming season promises to be more successful than any previous year.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-02

ments, $3000; nonproductive patented mines, 46, value S33,600, improvements, $400O: improvements on nOnproduc- tive unpatented mines and mining claims, S11,50O; town and city lots, value S2,670,4S5, improvements, $2311,- 900: banks, !, value, S425,000; 2667 stock horses, value, $32,00Q; 367SS work horses, value. $147,12O; 42 stallions, S77gO; 422 mules, S16,SSO; 9 asses, S1325: cattle range and stock, 22,S13, value, $233.13O; 1723 beef cattle, SEA- 460: 6524 milk cows, S163.100; 336 bulls. SS4OO: 17.55S sheep, $43,S95; 3525 goats. $529O; 20I9 swine. $625O; rail- roads, standard gauge, 105.22 miles, value S1.19O. .666.32; all other property, .S1.4SS. .333.75; calves, S297, value, $16,- 4S5 :ostriches. 1854, value, $76,70O.
 From the total of s14.264. .755.53 there are to be deducted exemptions amount ing to S295,9 about the same as last year.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-02
THE COUNTS WEALTH
 STEADILY INCREASES
As Shown by the Completed Abstract
 Of the Duplicate Roll.

The abstract of the duplicate tax roll completed by County Assessor Luke yesterday shows a decided i'm provement over conditions a year ago The total valuation of all property is $14264, ,755.53; last year it was S13,- 414,572.40 The increase is not brought about by higher valuations but by the discovery of new sources of weath. Nearly 1000 acres more of land were assessed. There was an increase in the number of city lots with their i'm provements adding nearly $3G,000 to the tax roll. There was an increase of six per cent in the number of Os- triches in the valley and a similar in creases is seen in nearly all classes of live stock. Last year all lands were listed under the classification, "Culti- vated land" This year they are se- gregated.
 The following is a classification of the county's wealth for taxable pur- poses; cultivated lands, 125,000 acres. value. $3,75O,OO0, value of improvements S632, $40; uncultivated lands 170,236. value, $94S.275; one patented mine, (the Relief,) value, s263O46, improve
Arizona republican., 1908-08-02

Icents, was effective July 30 and that | from Kansas points on July 27th. An InOuncement of the cut in the rates to | be effective in about thirty days there after, was made in The Republican of Wednesday morning. June 10.
 General Agent Goldsworthy was in terviewed yesterday regarding the matter and stated that reduction had been made as previously announced in The Republican. It was a very inn porant item to the valley and the users of cement, who include a large number of the ranchers as well as builders in general The reclamation service has always encouraged the plan of making cemented headgates. ditches, laterals,
 for the greater conservation of water. Engineer l.. C. Hill on behalf of the reclamation people and the ranchers several months ago interested traffic
 officials in the cement rate and
 through his efforts it was taken un- der advisement, with the results as have already been stated
 i Upwards of a hundred cars of cement
 came into the valley last year and it
 is thought that the amount will be
 6
 twenty-four months. as the people are
 learning the value and uses of cement
 for numerous purposes. Several ran chers have already done some cement
 ing and the improvement has been a
 very satisfactory one. There are big
 cement mills in Southern California,
 and also at Portland. Colorado. from
 which point a large part of the pro-
 duct is shipped to the valley.
 Cement in construction is daily be- coming a most important item and the uses to which it is put are widely increasing. Modern construction work calls for it in carload quantities. Small
 builders and men with property to inn prove find it essential, so that the con
 cession to Phoenix of lesser rates from these three points is received with general satisfaction by everyone.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-02
CONTRACTS AWARDED
 FOR THE PENITFNTIARY
Pauly Jail Building Go. Gets Cells, Grevile and Gregg, Cement Con struction.

The board of control yesterday awarded two of the contracts in con nection with the building of the new territorial prison at Florence. The concrete construction goes to GreviIle and Gregg for $61 LOGO. This is one of the bids of the Phoenix Reinforced Concrete Construction company.
 The other contract was for the cell work which was awarded to the Pauly Jail Building company of St. Louis, the oldest and best known eX- elusive jail building company in the United States. The bid of this com pany was not only lower than that of any other. but the board and archi- tect, Fitzhugh, believed that the pro- posal met the needs of the territory better than any other.
 The company was represented here by John M Wheeler. contracting agent for the southwestern distrtt Arizona has lately been added to the territory of MT. Wheeler whose headquarters are at Oklahoma City. This is his maiden contract in Arizona though the company has done a great deal of work in the territory. It put in the cell work of the Maricopa county jail and in fact of nearly all the larger jails of the territory.
 The fact that this was the first con tract for which MT. Wheeler had ap- piled was a fortunate thing for the board, for he was determined to have it and in order to secure it he topped off his commission in making the bid.
 MT Wheeler explained that he was desirous of getting a foot hold in Ari- zona. for he intended just before the admission of the territory to statehood to establish branch offices in Phoenix. F The amount of the contract for sixty eight cells, including four death cells is $25,S35. The next lowest bid was that of the Adams Iron and Steel Works, S29137. The other bids ran as high as S40,000.
 The work on these cells will be begun at once as will the construction of the buildings. the features of the construc- tion of the entire plant requiring the greatest hurry.
 The contract for the mechanical plans may be awarded tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-02
MINING
HE HARQUA-H
 COMPANY,

IronwOod, Michigan, July 10, 1908. To the Stockholders of The Harqua-
 Hala Mining Company:
 You are hereby notified that a spe- cial meeting of the stockholders of the Harqua-Hala Mining company will be held in the parlors of the Adams hotel in the City of Phoenix. Arizona, on MONDAY, the tenth day of AUGUST A. b. 1908, at the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon, for the following pur- poses, viz:
 1st. To elect a board of seven di- rectors to hold office until the next annual meeting.
 2nd. To amend paragraph Three of the Articles of Incorporation, so as to increase the capital stock of said Cor poration from S1,OOOOOOOO to s2,OOO.-
Arizona republican., 1908-08-02
COMMITTEE MEETING
 PARTY MACHINERY
Set in Motion Yesterday By the Re- publican Organization.

A meeting of the republican central committee was held yesterday after noon to prepare for the holding of a county convention to select delegates to the territorial convention and to make such preparations as were nee essary for the regular county cOnven- ton for the nomination of candidates for the county offices. That prepara- ton consisted mainly of the apportiOn- ment of delegates and a recOmmenda- ton to the board of supervisors re- garding the time and place of holding the primaries and the convention. The republican territorial committee had attended to the details of the dele gate convention, so that there was nothing for the board to do in relation to that convention but issue the form al call for primaries and the cOnven- tion
 In regard to the nominating con- vention, the democratic central com mittee had, it is understood, at the suggestion of Supervisor Steward rec commended a date for the primaries late in September and for the conven- ton early in october, covering the time of holding the irrigation congress at Albuquerque. The committee yes terday suggested a change and recom- mended the holding of the primaries on September g, and the convention on September 26.
 The only matter before the commit tee not entirely routine was the eXclu- sion of J. w. Canning from the delib- erations of the committee. MT. Can ming is not a member of the commit ice but he presented the proxy of H. B. Kersting. It was ruled by Chair man Mintz that proxies could be held only by members of the committee.
 Mir Canning was not unnaturally surprised, for it had hardly been three months since he had sat in the same committee with the same proxy. He remembered also that other non mem bers on that occasion had not only held one proxy but many and he desired to know when this rule had been estab- lshed There had been no meeting of the committee which he had not at tended and he had never heard any thing about any such rule. MT. Can ming was informed that it was an old
Arizona republican., 1908-08-02

rule though it's observance had never been of a religious character but now there was no good reason why it could not be put in force.
 Mir. Canning left the committee room complaining that that was no way to build up party. He later saw Court Commissioner Johnstone with refer ence to the issuance of a writ of man. damus compelling the committee to recognize his proxy. The application was informal, but the commissioner replied that if it were made in the regular way the writ would issue.
 That, however, was not practical for the committee was likely to adjourn before the application could be pre- pared.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-02
NEW CEMtNT RA1E
 FROM VARIOUS POINTS
Now in Force Over Santa Fe ss An nounced By Mr. GoIdsworthy Yes terday.

new tariff schedule has been is sued by the Santa Fe announcing the new rates on cement from California, Colorado and Kansas points to Phoenix which are now in effect. Except in the instances of the Colorado points the new rate is a level reduction of ten cents per hundred, or approximately 36 to 40 cents per barrel a barrel weighing about 3S4 pounds. The re- ductiOn from Colorado points is 71A cents, the old rate being 571a cents.
 The new rate from Southern Cali fornia, 3S cents, went into effect ion July 22, rate from Colorado points 50
Arizona republican., 1908-08-02

OOO.OO, divided into 100000 shares of the par value of 5000 each.
 Srd. To amend paragraph Six O' the Articles of Incorporation of the said corporation, so as to authorize said corporation to incur indebtedness or liability of $1,OOO, 100000 and that the highest amount of indebtedness or Iia- bility to which said corporation shat at any time subject itself shall not ex- ceed the sum of $1.0OO.000.O0.
 4th. To adopt Bylaws for said corporation.
 5th. In the event that you are noe able to be personally present at the meeting, kindly sign and mail at once the enclosed proxy to the Harqua- Hala Mining Company, Ironwood' Michigan.
 ELVEN T. LARSON, President
Arizona republican., 1908-08-02

If the carrier fails to leave The Re- publican at your address any day noti' fy us before noon and a special mes senger will deliver it. We expect sub scribers to get their paper every day in the year, and unless they advise us of poor service we cannot properly serve them. PHONE MAIN 47.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-02
HOW'S This!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 r. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O. ]. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be- lieve him perfectly honorable in all busi- ness transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm.
 WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mu- cous surfaces of the system. Testimo- nials sent free. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all Druggists
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipa- tion.
The evening world., 1908-03-19
Favorite in Betting Gets Home
Two Lengths Before
Anna MCGEE.
M'ALLISTER'S 'CHASE
Peter Vinegar Loses His Rider
and DR.. Heard Takes a
Tumble.

NEW ORLEANS, La. March 10
Following the celebration of the run
ming of stake event yesterday. the
secretary .ook day off for the racing
at City Park to-day. The programme
was onr Of the old style offday variety
and few horses of class We're called
upon to show themselves. The card
very p,ainly was built to flIl in and to
provide speculation.
Tn latter end was thoroughly ac-
complIshed Cheap platers though
there We're in most of the races there
We're enough tips afoat to keep the
snarp- shooters busy, and scarcely race
, was run that did not have three or
four well touted horses in it. The bcs
event of the day was the fourth race
sprint at five and one-half fur,ongs,
| in which there were engaged sue.
horses as Toy Boy Momentum and T.
T. Shipp for the backed horses, and the
reliable Dunno colt. Kctchemike, as tho
one drawing the conservative play.
summary
FIRST RACE--purse 500. two-year-oll
lillItS' lOul luIlpIlSs'-- - 'oiIettt' I"' W
Lee. . to > : to ~ ana out, won bv i
length. Anne VI Gee IL ,NicoD, to !.
to > ami out. second; Yankee DaugG-
ter. lG5 CNotterD. 9 To :, 10 and TO ..
third Time-u.4S. Paoua Miss Haps-
burg, Miss Imosene, S!verine. Alice.
Freia W. Lady Cnllton and My Lads
Frances also ran.
SECOND RACE-Purse 500. Steeple:
chaos; faur-ycar-oldS and up; short
lourse-McA Mister, To-, ctIeiderl. IL to
and even and to ,, won by two lengths
and 3 to /. second, Gault. rs dayton.
II TO /, To- and To /. third. Time;
.2-S Piror. Ruc'.man. Gai!thea, coal
Black Lady also ran. Pete vinegar les,
his rider. pr. Heard fell.
The evening world., 1908-03-19
H|GHBALLS
IS SENTENCE Of
COURT SOLOMON
Magistrate Orders Wright to
Gel On Water Wagon
by Slow Climbing.

You are sentenced to two high
balls"
Like mama from the skies these
words fell upon the chastened spirit of
John Wright, in Magistrate Walsh's
Court to-day. Wright was quaking and
shaklng-"on the ragged edge" as he
told the Court-and the unique sentence
was a gracious response to an appeal
ne made.
John Wright is a shipping clerk, and
lives with his wife at No 4y3 Eighth
avenue. lie was brought into court on
warrant secured by his wife, who
said he went home last night and
abused her.
He's a good fellow, Judge" said
Mrs. Wright. except when he drinks.
He supports me nicely. and don't want
you to send him to Jail, but just give
him lecture and tell him whatl hap
pen to him II he doesn't stop drink
ing"
Il certainly will" began Magistrate
Walsh, but John Interrupted:
"Ill stop, Judge, honest. I will; but
not right now-not short off, please
What she says is right, and I oughtn,t
to drink. but don't stop me entirely to-
day"
There is wisdom in your appeal ;"
answered the Magistrate, and Il,
doesn't take an expert to see that Won
are in bad way. 1t is therefore tho
sentence of this Court that you 60 from
here and take one high ball. Then you
wait until 6 o'clock and take another.
but mind. only two. or I'll send you to
the Island, and you'll find no tapering
off process over there"
20. learned Judge! o. excellent
began Wright. but his wife interrupted.
"l'll 20 with him and see that he
takes that highball and the one at g."
she said "and I'll also see that he gets
no more" and together they walked
from e,e courtroom.
The evening world., 1908-03-19
BIC CAT ATTACKS
WOMAN F|ERCELY
IN JEALOUS RACE
Mother Seriously Hurt While
Holding Child Animal
Was Fond Of.

A fifteen-pound cat, long in the fam
ily of Mrs. Andrew kessel, of NO 10
East one Hundred and Thirty-second
s,roet suddenly attacked her one-year-
old baby this afternoon Mrs keSsel
tore the animal from the child and en-
pored in Il fierce fight with II, in the
course of which she was severely
scratched about the face, neck. bosom
and arms
she succeeded, finally. in throwing
thc cat from a second story window ana
IT was killed by the fall to the street
According to Mrs Kessel, the cat was
Jealous OF the baby. He was a great
net and UP to the time the child ar
lived in the family. was the sole object
-, ,ho core and affection of Mr.. and
Mrs, Kessc!,
She had Jus, finished nursing the little
onc this afternoon when tho cat be
came mad with Jealousy Ind sprans for
tho child. As the mother fought with
the infuriated animal she screamed at
the top OF her voice
pr. \. Backlr. oi No. 2O7 East one
Hundred AID Fifteenth street was At
tcnling Il patient IN an adjoining apart
ment and heard Nj = kesse!s screams
lie ra To her assistance and found tla'
MI. had suCc. eind in choking the ami,
lnqi into inScns oilitN pr. Bdckat
raised The window and Mrs. krsssl
,a,p,t'tre cat To the street,
! The baby, who had been on the floor
during tdC fight. was slightly hurt
Mrs kesscl, IN addtt on t. her sever,
ruts Nls hystcrlcal from terror. II tool
pr Rnckar hEIt an hua- 20 cumpus,
rer sutii tIrntly to allow caUterizatiou ol
Ina numerous gashes In her skin that
had been inflicted oS the sharp claws y
the big cat,
The evening world., 1908-03-19
TROUBLE DRIVES
MANU- fACTURER
TO KILL HIMSELF
Office Boy Finds Body Of
Charles Rosenthal Hanging
From Rafter.

Charles Rosenthal a manufacturer of
pleatings at No. AZ West Third street,
hanged himself In his loft to-day.
The man's business has been going
TO pieces for the past six months. Sew
cral days ago ne discharged all his EN-
ployees, but to-day hired "A new office
boy. Sam Peck At noon he sent Sam
Peck out on an errand. When Sam re-
vurned he found the door locked.
Csi~4binS up to ii traN-om he saw lis
new smI,oyer suspended from rafter.
He was dead when Policeman Ruber
cut hi>h down.
The policeman found the following
note scrubbed on the back of busi-
nesc card:
Pay the insurance to my dear wife,
children and relatives Forgive me for
the trouble caused you. ! am in trouble
and cannot get out OF II
The suichc was torty-tve years old
and lived at No. II West one Hundred
and Thlrtcenth street. When his wife
heard uf his death she collapsed. she
said. however, that WHOM her husband
left her this morning she feared that
he might do something desperate. as he
had been walking the iioor ali night.
The evening world., 1908-03-19

H"nrS" Gould, Miss Helen Gould and IN
the eyes of Nine. Gould herself when
tba,. an mat Tbo ol,iIdra,, -. T.,
$50 ' ''''i q" S"iIle III i"'
4 great amount of hugging and kissing.
ana danced about delighted tn no IL,
,r,o,i,, m, Ia, - p,'
- DULL haihei
for his father. and although he Is nine
years old and il tbe eldest 10 no.
t,u ,,,,. m .,,,,, - "o1 ."
'''' ''' S' stout as ms younger broth
er. Georges. jay. the youngest, is five
years old and il sturdv manly, -,..,.
r,,l,,, ,,.,.r, ST.. ''''''' ''''io
The evening world., 1908-03-19

81 am. after my fashion, a Cons .rva-
tive" NJ Tardieu quotes Mr.. Roosevelt
as saying, and II is for this I combat
the abuses OF plutocracy. l know the
people in Wall street tenounce me as a
Judas Iscariot. but it is because | speak
the language of truth to the American
people that | think that l am a socd
patr!ot I am not sentimentalist. Let
them attack me. l will defend 'NyEclf
by appealing to the spirit OF jus;I'e in
the country. I will return the ",JNs."
Continuing Mr. Roosevelt said he
thought that what the United states
lacked most was y comprehension of the
fact that she has interests throughout
the entire world.
II wish all Americans" the President
said. would feel that American politics
are world politics; that We are and will
be concerned in all the great questions. -
Mr.. Roosevelt then spoke with en-
thusiasm of the battleship fleet, which
he said would 90 to Hawaii, probably to
Australia and then through the Sucz
Canal 10 Europe. lie had ordered the
feet to make this voyage first. because
he wished To demonstrate to the Amer
team people that the navy was effective
and important and that they should he
Interested in and proud of il, and sec
ondiy, because he desired to show to the
other Powers the naval force of the
United States.
The President declared that without
doubt the United States eventually
would have two fleets, but in the mean
time the present one never would be
divided. We. say" NJ. Tardieu quotes
softly and carving the big stick this
The evening world., 1908-03-19

KALI. > Restaurant. li-iS Park Pl. Finest
dow ut n open I'll midn' .music. Seats LOO. -