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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-31
Northern Pacific from Taft to Ward

Northern Pacific from Taft to Ward
ner.
John Gaffney, chief warden of the
Clearwater Fire Protective association,
has completed his report for the year,
which he has filed with Secretary Dom
mick Cameron, who states that the fire
loss of association timber during the
summer season Appropriated $500,
about 100000 feet of timber being
destroyed. The cost of protection aver
ages a trifle more than cents an acre.
Mrs. Emma Goldensmith, or, as she
is known throughout the Occur
d 'Alenes, "the queen of the dynamit-
ers,' was arraigned in the probate
court at Wallace for a hearing on a
charge of assault with deadly weapon
with intent to commit murder On Oc-
tober z, it is alleged, she shot at Ed
d. Scott, an employee of the Snowstorm
mine, near Mullan, with rifle, giving
as her reason that the Snowstorm com
pany was trespassing upon her prop
erty, on which she claims it was I'M
loading stull timbers.
On the oath the Idaho football team
play the Bremerton navy yard at Mos
COW.
The Prep football team of the Uni
versity of Idaho played the Lewiston
State Normal at Lewiston October 18th,
winning by a score of 81 to o.
The Idaho Confederation of Won
en- g Clubs held their biennial meeting
in Moscow this week. One afternoon
they were guests of the University of
Idaho domestic economy department.
The northwestern convention of the
Young Women's Christian Association,
with delegates from Whitman, Lewiston
Normal, Pullman, Oregon and other in
situations met at the University of Ida
no from the 10th to the 18th.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-31
OREGON NEWS.

Several sheepmen who spent the
summer months in the vicinity of Stump
ter with their fiocks report that while
driving them back to their winter
homes a great many head were lost.
The jury in the case of Edward Hugh
Martin, tried for the murder of Nathan
Wolf, a Portland pswnbroker, on the
night of May 10 last, brought in yer
dict of guilty, fixing the degree at man
slaughter.
Despite refusals of postal inspectors
who are investigating the apparent
shortage in the cashier s department
Of the Portland postofiee, it is known
that the discrepancies, said TO amount
TO $4,000, date back to the time that
Charles A. Straus was in charge of the
department.
That PendletOn is the greatest wool
shipping point west Of the Mississippi
river became known recently, when IL
was discovered that more than $780,
600 pounds had been shipped from that
city during the present season.
The body Of Jack Nugent, an old
man, was found beneath an old dock IN
the northern part Of Portland last Sat
urday. A heavy cash on his head lends
color to the theory that NugeDt was
murdered, but it may have been the re-
suit Of a fall.
The Sloan ranch, on upper Butter
creek, one Of the best known in that
part Of the county, has been sold by
Frank and Claude Sloan to. Ephraim j..
Smith Of Echo for $4,000. The ranch
consists Of 400 acres, partly 10 cult
walton, and the deal is one Of the larg-
est consummated in the county re-
Gently.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-31
NEWS OF THE WORLD
sH0RT DISPATCHES FROM,ALL
PARTS OF The GLOBE.
A Review of Happenings In Both
Eastern and Western Hemispheres
During the Past Week-NationaI,
Historical, Political and Personal
Events.

The second division of the Pacific
feet has arrived at Honolulu.
There have been frightful massacres
IN Armenia, according to reports.
A new observatory is to be built at
Ancon, ON the isthmus of Panama
The Seventh regiment srmory in Chi
cago, has been opened as skating rink
fer negroes only.
Dr. Walther Weaver, German consul
general at Chicago, has been appointed
as consul general at Cape Town.
The department of justice has re
ceived the resignation of William Story,
United States marshal for Utah.
The Russian steamer Korea from
New York, Sept. 80, for Rotterdam and
Labau, is ashore on the battle-ground.
Twenty buildings were burned and
l.. V. M. Prior and wife lost their lives
recently in $4,000 fire at Shirley,
Md
Reports from Chang How, China, are
to the effect that more than 300 lives
were lost in that city as the result of
Thursdays typhoou.
Losses totalling about 500, 900 were
sustained Saturday in a fire starting
in a lumber yard of the Morgan com
pany at Oshkosh, Wis.
Forest fires are raging in many sec
tions of Wisconsin. The town of
Pound reports lumber yard and three
stores burned. Loss $4,000.
Nance O'Neii, the actress, and her
manager, Mckee Rankin, must go to
California to stand trial on a charge
of infringing the copyright privileges.
San Francisco, Oct. 17.-HaEeI Tay-
Tor, 10 years old, daughter of con
tractor employed by the city, commit
ted suicide yesterday on the beach by
drinking earbolic acid.
Indictments charging Captain Peter
c. Hams, Jr., and 4. Jenkins Hams
with murder in the first degree were
handed up by the Queen Is county grand
jury at Flushing. L. i.
TIE Nebraska military academy, To-
Gated three miles west Of Lincoln, Neb.,
WAS destroyed by fire Saturday morn
ing. The loss is estimated at 500, 900,
with $4,000 insurance.
San Francisco and Puget sound will
both be named as locations for great
navy yards by the government, accord
ing to Admiral II. G. Holiday Of. the
United States navy, chief Of the bu-
reau Of docks and yards.
Eager to secure the duck she winged
while hunting with her husband Mrs
Otto Sail waded too far into the Min.
nes0ta river. Her husband went to her
assistance and in the struggle to re-
gain the shore b0th we're drowned.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-31

Bands Of mountain goats arc numer.
Gus IN the vicinity Of Libby, hunters
having killed some Of the largest eYor
seen thereab0uts.
The fair on the Cr0w Indian roser.
walton Das attended BY many Indians
as well ae white people. n b said that
1000 Indians Nere present.
Nrs. Emma Smith, wife " William
smith, said 10 be p wealthy mineowper
Of Montana, geni shopping lasi Thurs
day ip Chicago and BAG nor since boon
seen by beg fIiends
thlef VI Police isatee " the Butte
police fofee, nhiie on on siil hunt
pa Lewiston, Idaho for o Chief much
aanted NJ tAe NoDiana fopp. Hae him.
holf ihe victim NJ spoakflioyee M le
slepi 4Aey followed him " D sallei
eopfainlng Az
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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-31
WAR Is MOST LIKELY.


Paris.-lhe French foreign Office has
received Official confirmation 0f pTeyi
Gus reports " the mobilization BIZ Tor
key Of tbe Anatolian army corps This
Is regarded 10 Official circles as Turkey'e
answer 10 Bulgaria d refusal b aeeo5d
compensation for tbe Oriental railroad
and y y believed 20 mako way pro-
tieally Inevitable
n y expected that Bulgaria imme
diately win begiu ~ push troops Across
tAe 4uTkieh froptier ~ order n foeuro
Az adYantage before Turkey eap bogip
p gonofal mobilization
Ybe fepon tlaf bulgayia Tejeefod fbe
ofer made ~ Germany 400 /uetfia
nungaIy ~ Ieeogpize ~ indfpendenee
n IN Settled fbo disputo oYer fhe od
enial faiyoad difoeily ria Tsrtey n
olleially eonlfmod
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-31
WILL KEEP COMPETENT MEN.


Samuel q. Cosgroyo, republican nom
moe for governor, has announced that
in any changes Of appointiye officials
undor tho state administration 20 be
mado by him neither politics nor fac
tionalism viii bo permitted 20 creep into
the management Of the state 3 institu'
lions Of higher education and that those
heads of other institutions who have
avoided politics aud displayed eonspie'
uoua ability ~ theiT public service piil
be retained.
This means that Che state sill con
tippe 10 enjoy Che benefits VI the
service of sneh men as d. y M
somplo superintendent ri me Eastern
Washington llosplial fol me Insane ~
Aodieal Lake, and Charles =. Roed sp
pedniepdeni III ihe state popiiepilalJ
M Nalla Nalla. These officials ale aus
charging ine dplies M enc positions
rilh efeepllopa ability apd fdeuiy
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-31

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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-31

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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-31
ELECTION RESULTS
new YORK WORLD THINKS 1T
POSSIBLE FOR either.
Gives Several Good Reasons Why
Claims to Have a Poll Whish Gives
Taft EOS and Bryan 17s, Sure-Whs-
ever Carries New York VIII VIII
Ohio and Indiana Doubtful.

New York state democratic and
Bryan wins; republican and he loses.
This is the deduction the New York
World, which supports Bryan, made
Sunday morning, from a general poll
of the doubtful states taken by that
newspaper and about 20 others through
out the country. Large gains for the
democratic nominee are claimed in all
the so-called doubtful states except
New York, a revised poll of which
shows slight republican losses above the
Bronx over last Sundays estimate.
Ohio, Indiana, --..ebraska, West Vir-
ginia and Maryland are elassed as
doubtful and, together with New York,
bring the total of doubtful electoral
votes 10 100. The poll gives Taft 205
and Bryan IT'S sure votes.
Twenty-three states were chosen as
the battle ground for the campaign.
Newspapers of each of these state co
operated with the World in making the
canvass
Causes for Doubt
The World gives five causes leading
TO the belief that the contest for the
presidency is in doubt. They are:
1.-The injection into the campaign in
some of the western states Of an in
sidious and disturbing religious factor
which is working against the republic
an candidate.
The tendency of the labor vote 10
break away from the control of all
parties, as illustrated in the surprising
spread of the socialist cause, both in
the east and the west.
1.-The inability Of both the republican
and democratic parties to intelligently
approximate the distribution of the
vote 10 be cast by an army Of uDen-
ployed-estimated in round numbers at
! 400 900 voters.
1.-The inability Of both the republican
and democratic managers 10 anticipate
the distribution of the cOlOred vote in
states where il has always been elassi-
fed as republican.
1.-The complete absence Of an issue Of
general value or yote-getting potency
to either side.''
The World goes on 10 show that Ar.
Taft must carry New York state, the
ehiefest Of the doubtful states, TO win
by margin Of two votes. II he ear
ries it, his election is assured. Bryas
70 win must carry New York, Ohio and
Maryland or Nebraska or West Viz
ginia, which will give him PAS votes, OF
SIX more than IL necessary 70 elect him.
II be carries New York, Indiana, West
Virginia and Nebraska or Maryland,
and yet loses Ohio, be may still be
elected by six votes. Under any CON
bination be must carry Aew Yors 70
win.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-31
SHEEPMEH WANT DAMAGES
FROM SHELTER COMPANIES
Claim That Animals Were Killed IS
Result Of Eating Food Which had
Been Poisoned BY Smoke.

snt Lake CiF.TvD actions were
begun uu Monday loo Ho United States
court HaHu.t .mn.Huf companies by
ahuurm.u who claim that their ami.
mol. Htu BILLED W tHu result NJ o8t
ms food 0n the range which bad been
poisoned Ug mrIior smoke and fumes.
and ALSO uI damages FOO their land by
reason of deposits thereon OF poison
lua matter
The Two actions are brought by The
same plaintiffs but against separate
defendants ln each case a total
amour, OF damages of 6lO.SjO ~ asl,
3d. 200 addition to 10000 punitive
damages The plaintiffs in both cases
lro Charles j shoup and Frederick
% Ilynos doing business under tho
nrm name of Shoup a. Juyues The
defendant boo one case o. tho United
States Smelling company and In the
other the Utah Consolidated Mining
company % o. alleged that In the fall
lnd winter OF lgUGU7 the plaintiffs
'la' 5000 bead of sheep, Of a value of
1880. hy reason of the poison nogli
gently permitted to be- deposited on
'Hu land and iu 1908 there died 900
sheep oi the value Of $4,000 The
land. % iH claimed iu each complaint.
.as been damaged 90 the extent NJ
5000
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-31
RUSHING
INTO KOREA
Are Displaying Great Energy De.
yeloping Business Opportunities
Despite japanese Occupation.


ST. Petersburg SO sh|poH former
minister of nnanr. returned hero
Sunday affa. 4 0,r uantrg. trim in
tb. co. .a., tl..,I.I,.4 f,g4r gtIr,
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empudI'1 ln % report 200 'N. emperor
w. Ship1n expressed hIw".I "u.IH..
tically regarding conditions iu tUo rN.
tromo Orient which hu said Dr. uU.I
ly rrcoyofIus from fHr pu..od of ID.
pfa.afou foIf.gI8s rho var Do. M
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-31
NEXT SESSION OF CONGRESS-
WILL Be HELD IN CHEYENNE
Arid Land Farmers End Successful
Meeting by Choosing Wyoming
Capital as Next Meeting Place.

salt Lake City.--Aftor sessions ex.
tending over a period OF four days.
the second annual Dry Farming con.
gress came 10 a close Saturday after.
noon at l.iO o'clock. The most i'm.
portant action was the selection OF
the place for holding the next meet.
ing Cheyenne received 60 votes to
% for Douglas. Ariz
Among the important resolutions
adopted were:
Resolution amending the constitu.
ton providing for the ofllco Of execu.
tive secretary and making minor
changes. approving the teaching OF
agriculture In the public schools; in
dorsing the work Of various branches
Of the agricultural department; ap-
proving the Efforts Of the Dry Farm.
ing congress to disseminate informa.
ton and the establishment Of bu.
rcau OF literature which shall issue
bulletins from time TO time. indorslng
the Efforts OF the forestry service to
conserve the water through forest
preservation. urging congress 10 pro-
vide adequate means to establish
stations In arid sections. request
INK that boring experiments be placed
in the hands OF experts who have the
work In charge; indurEing work Of ir.
rirotion congress; urging congress to
pass 32n.acrc homoNoads. for tho
survey Of large areas Of lands IN tho
arid region VI the west. resolution OF
thanks 10 the Commercial club and
Fisher Harris, retiring president
At . o'clock Saturday afternoon IL
was announced that sos delegates
had registered At that time lg4
membership certificates had been is
sued for 1874 yearly and ~ life; at tho
close of the congress II was an
nouncod at the registration once that
the membership will undoubtedly rlso
10 total Of 500
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-31
LAWMAKERS ARE LAZY.
Members Of Third Russian puma Fall
70 Get Down TO Work.

st. Petersburg The dumas slow
ness In discharging its duties as an
executive body has created n bad Inn
precision throughout the country, prin.
clpally among the adhercnts Of consti-
tutlonalism. II has taken shape In
nm unusual chastlsement Of his fellow
members OF the duma by NJ. Kho-
myakoff. It's president, In an inter
view IN the Novoc Vremyn, In which
the president complains almost In de.
spalring tones OF his inability to whip
the duma into a semblance OF parlia-
mcntary efficiency.
NJ Khomyakon dcnounces the in
difference shown by-a large number
Of the members. many OF whom hard
~ ever cross the portals Of the Tau
ride palace Although three months
have elapsed since the opening ses-
sion, he says the duma has scarcely
begun the consideration OF the bud
get reform OF local courts and land
legislation. while eleven minor bills
which have passed have been held up
through the failure Of the drafting
committee 10 get together
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-31

TanrIor Adylcps received here
state that the ZonatIa and Oulcd AN
tribes attacked the French troops ON
January 20, bat were ropulscd with
severe loss after four hours lighting
The French littorul and Modiouma
columns had Just effected a junction
when the tHbOsmon, ln battle array
covering a front OF about four miles
swept down IN crescent formation
The Spahls bore the bruut OF the at.
tack. making several gallant charges
which, however interfcred 10 some OK
tent with the work OF the artillery.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-31
Fighting Tor immense Estate.

Oakland, Cal.-Another attempt will
be made by the heirs OF Luis perralto.
California rancher under the rule Of
Spain and Mexico, and owner OF a
principally extending from the ocean
to the Sierra Neyadas, comprising the
present cities OF Oakland Berkeley
and Alameda, and thousands OF acres
Of rich land, 10 recover this territory,
which they declare has been stolen
from them, Many struggles on the
part of the descendants OF Luis Pc.
rata have been made to recover htle
TO this vast estate.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-31

New York Fears that AN unknown
hrvomas,cd 8chouncr and her crew
have been lost Ia the storm IN the
Delaware capvH. are expressed hy OF
hClIIs ut the steamer Muunuhata
which limpyd into harhor Sunday from
baltimore The schooner was seen
struggling la the trough of the sca
IN the Delaware caprs. aud when tho
Munnahnta. which had boon blown on
her course. ncnrcd the locality whore
the schooner was last sighted riding
out The storm. many pieces OF %
wrecked vessel and quantities NJ rail-,
road ties were seen floating lu thv
water
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-31

New York.-ln tho famous Wander.
bit mansion at Firth avenue and Fit
tyscyonth street. az noon Monday,
Miss Gladys. youngest daughter Of
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, cousin OF
the Duchess Of Marlborough. and one
of the richest of American holrosses
became the bride NJ Count Iaszic
Jcno Maria Henrik Simon szechcnyl.
a young Hungarian noble " ancient
lineage and comfortable fortune. Last
summer Miss Vanderbilt became OF
age and, under the provision " her
fathers will, entered into possession
Of her share NJ his great fortune, csti.
mated at from Sl2OOO.oOo 10 $4,000,
uON
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-31
The nusno, Ayre, WV.

Buonoa Ayrcs Great excitement
prevails here owing TO the Issuance
Of an executive decree closing the OK.
traordlnnry sessions Of congress ana
putting into eject for the current Ne,
cal year the 1907 budget This OK,
trcme measure was OccaslOnod by the
obstructive attitude OF the majority IN
the senate. through non.attenduucc.
with the result that neither the bud.
get nor other legislation could be-
dealt with. the government being lof,
poWcrloss 10 meet ordinary expenses
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-31

Romo.-lt Is announced that Roy
Father Maria Benado Of the Capr.
chin order who was sent by the none
In July last to Addls.Adeba with n
decoration for King Monoik. is re-.
turning here with an autograph letter
from MenolIk and two lions as a pres.
ent Tor the ponuG Father Bernado
WIZ orlng with him 10 Rome an Abys.
slhian catholic priest. who suffered
persecution and imprisonment al The
im, ands OF the Coptic priests and whose
Menelik. mug
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-31

Panamn.-Dan Jose Domingo do
obalda, minister Of Panama to tho
United States, who during the recent
absence Of President Amador In Eu-
rope oficIated as acting president.
has announced his candidacy for the
presidency and published what may
be considered the platform upon
which he will run. II is reported that
Ricardo Aras, oN.sccretary OF govern
ment, also will publish the announce
ment OF his candidacy and an abstract
Of his platform. as President Amador
mas emphniically made II known that
he VIII not be q candIdate ngaln-
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-31
e,l.,oo Bank Closes Doors.

CHICAGO The private bank OF A.
C. Tisdere suspended payments 20
lenosIfor on Wednesday A call was
sent 4, pollce Headquarters for officers
20 oB,li possible disturbances around
,le or,es but there was no trouble
Of ann Rlnd a notice was posted on
fIr lr,rloi the institution early We'd
o.. 4, declaring that the bank had
made an assignment for the benefit
Of ts rredltors 20 Charles A. Post.
The u,b,ftles are given as $4,000,
and me assets as $95,S0O, or the
uabnties sol 900 is due to deposltors.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-31
TONG WAR OVER.
Warning Chinese Of San Francisco
Aaree 70 Bury the hatehet.

San Francisco A truce has been
signed between the opposing rlc.
mcnts In the Chinese Tong war,
which Affects the entire Pacific coast.
The present treaty o. only temporary.
however and expires ON February rs.
The local Chinese consul and roprc.
sontatiycs Of the Chinese Six com.
panie7 IN this city, who made an an.
ucccHHiul expedition 90 san jose and
Sacramento last week in an attempt
10 put an end 10 the strife. got 10.
gothor wi'h the head men OF the two
warning TONES. the Hon Sings and tho
Ting kougH. and threatened 20 expose
the gun fighters among them 10 tho
police and 10 drive them out NJ the
country and make them known
throughout China unless treaty "
peace was signed nt once. a truce.
which takes In all Of the Pacific coast.
was thcreupon drawn mp and signed
by leaders Of the two TOngs and word
has gone out 10 all Of the lighting men
10 deslst Il ls expected that before
this treaty is over q new one. which
will be lasting. will be- framed and
signed By the Tong leaders.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-31
HsIn1s Files Demurrer 10 indictment

New York Counsel for T.. Augu.
tua Heinzc ON Monday withdrew tom.
pornrly the plea OF not guilty entered
by Mr Iloinzu 90 thu charge of over.
cortiNIug checks 20 the amount ~
$4,000 ON the Mercantile National
bank OF This city of which De- former
Is was president The case came NO
In the criminal branch ot the United
States circuit court llIs counsel N'.l
demurrer 20 the Indictment ma
February 10 was fixed Us the date log
an argument uu the demurrer
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-01-31
John o. Rockefeller Listens to Negro
Preacher and Makes Donation.

Augusta Ga-John u. RockcfclIor
occupied his nrst Sunday morning boz
Augusta This winter iu listening tu o.
sermon lu the Tabernacle Bapust
church lcolorcdl by Rev. &. r.
Walker Walker got out OF a sick bed
to preach when informed that Rockr
follor wguld be- one of his courrrgu.
ton After the sermon Mr. Rockrfpl.
Ter held n cor ference with Walker ln
the luttur.s study when ho made %
very generous donation 20 the
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