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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-28
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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-05

and the receiyership will continue as
It has heretofore. Whether the at
torneys for Cronan will prosecute an
appeal from the decision OF Judge
Wood, or whether they contemplate
taking some other action against the
company in behalf of their client.
could not this afternoon be learned
The mill is in full operation and
lumber is being shipped to the east
ern market.
The inventory at the mill which
has been in progress for some time is
about completed and the expert ac-
eountants are progressing nicely with
their work. Every effort Is being d.
rected toward Strengthening out the
affairs OF the company. and the as
suranee is given by those connected
with IT that II the receivershlp is
allowed to stand the company will be
able to clear up its obligations and
settle in full with all of It's creditors.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-05
FIRE LOSS ssOO.OOO
New Block In san Francisco II De-
stroyed.

New Block In San Francisco II De-
stroyed.
SAN FRANCISCO. May Prop
erty and merchandise 20 the value Of
5000, 900 were destroyed last night by
IRE which started at 10 O'Clock
from chimney in the kitchen OF the
Mentone restaurant on Geary street,
and destroyed nearly all Of the one
story wooden buildings IN the block
bounded by Market and Geary street
and Kearney street and Grant avenue.
During the progress OF the fre an
employe Of the Union Transfer COM
pany, whose identity Ii not known.
attempted to enter the establishment
which faced on Grant avenue. and
was overcome by smoke. He was
taken TO the hospital and IL 10 n Sc
rious condition.
The heaviest loser ia the 8. N.
Wood Clothing company. which had a
branch store IN the block. facing on
Market street. The large stock was
badly damaged. entailing 3 loss estl-
mated at $50. 600. other losses are:
Bahr Drug company. Union Transfer
company. Richard Valentine. tailor;
Market Street restaurant. shaek Pas
chel company, real estate; Waterman
Fountain Pen company. J. ]. Oildea
Clothing company. United Cigar com
pany. Royal Shoe company. T. Lundy.
5eweler: O. II. wichman. candy store:
Fishers furnishing goods store and
several real estate Offices.
The buildings. which were erected
for the most part on the Blythe e.
tate property. after the big fire in
1906. we're OF small value.
The loss will fall heaviest on those
who had the stocks IN thaaa tempo
Tary structures. At IL o'clock the
IRE was under control.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-05
NO CHANGE IN
RECEIVERSHIP
Court OverruIes CrOnin Motion
Against Lewis Lumber Go.

Judge W. w. Wood yesterday aft
ernoon rendered decision in the
case Of John Cronan VS.. the Il. r.
Lewis company in favor of the latter.
The case was argued before Judge
Wood all day Thursday and the
greater portion of Friday, and then
taken under advisement. Cronan in
stituted the case against the company
for the purpose OF collecting a $4,000
note which had been executed to him
by the company. At the same time
that he filed his suit a writ of attach
ment was issued, and a motion was
filed asking the court to vacate the
order made appointing Fred Morrill,
of Spokane as receiver. The court
was asked to set aside the receiver
ship on the ground that It was OBJ
tanned through collision between the
Exchange National bank and the lum-
Der company, and that it was secured
for the purpose of hlndering and de-
laying creditors OF the company. II
was also contended that the appoint
ment was illegal, as the receiver APP
pointed was a nonresident of the
state; that the court exceeded its jur-
isdiction. and because the receiver
was one of the retained attorneys for
the company. That was in brief the
Of Cronan's attorneys. The
company's attorneys. on the other
hand. addueed evidence to show that
no collision existed between the com
pany and the bank, and that the re-
ceivership was not secured for the
purpose of hindering OF delaying
creditors. but for the purpose OF pre-
serving their interests. The company
also produced authorities TO show
that the fact that the receiver was q
nonresident and an attorney Of the
company, were not SUFFICIENT grounds
to set aside the order Of appointment.
and in these matters they were sus-
tanned By the court in its decision,
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-05
REPORT
IS ACCEPTED
Alleges That Money Was Paid Out
of Fund Illegally

and the clerk was instructed 10 mo-
tify both to make Immediate connec-
lions.
A communication was read from
Fred A. Woods relative to Installing
a fire alarm system In the city han.
and u committee of three was ap-
pointed to confer with him with ref
erenoe to It and make a report to the
council.
The officers reports were all read
and accepted save that OF che treas
urer. which was referred to the com.
mittee ON finance for consideration.
The police Judge and chief Of poIice'a
report showed that nnea to the
amount Of $50. and costs 70 tho
amount OF $50. had been collected,
and that OF the street commissioner
the collection Of s3s4 in poll tax.
The matter OF having an Inspector
appointed 10 inspect ali electric wiz
Ing was called TO the attention OF the
council by J, 4. Robinson. The Con-
sumers' company some time past Of
fered to furnish an inspector free OF
charge. and the offeF on investigation
was still found TO be open, and the
ordinance committee was Instructed
to prepare an ordinance covering this
subject and have II ready for submis-
sion at tho next regular meeting oR
the council.
This ended the business Of the
council and It's members proceeded to
a sober aud serious discussion OF the
bicycle, baseball and dog problems.
The suggestion was made by some
that the bicycle riders were making
too free use OF the sidewalks, and
those with baseball aspirations too
free use OF the streets. The dogs,
also, according to opinions expressed,
were becoming altogether too numer-
GUS and were beginning 20 commit
serious depredations against the good
and welfare Of the city. A large va
riety OF suggestions we're made as 10
safeguards TO be provided against the
above nuisaneea to the city, but
the matter was carried over IN order
to secure more time for consideration
and elaboration.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-05
WHISTLES FOOT
THURSDAY MORN
When Big Mill of Occur d'AIene
Lumber co. Starts Saving

city as well as those dependent for
their livelihood on the employment
that the mills afford them.
The mill was located in Occur
d'Alene about six years ago. A year
after that Mr.. Carroll assumed
charge of the company's business.
He is tireless and ceaseIess worker,
and ever since he assumed charge his
efforts have been directed toward
building up the institution and in
creasing its business, and under his
wise management of the company S
business concerns the institution has
rapidly grown and its business -four
ished and prospered until today it
operates on a large and extensive
scale, and is the main manufacturing
institution in the city, which contrib
utes to its material welfare and pros
perity. Since Mr.. Carroll assumed
charge of the company's business
each year has seen many new inn
provements and the installation of
up-to-date and modern sawmill ma
chinery and equipment, and the mill
is today one of the best equipped
and most modern institutions in the
west. The company will make
number of improvements during the
summer, and among them may be
mentioned large dry kiln, couple
Of warehouses and additional side
tracks. The company when in opera
ton furnishes employment to a large
number of men and each month has
a payroll of over $4,000.
During the winter and spring the
mill has been completely overhauled
from the foundation up. new machin-
cry placed and many improvements
made, which places it in shape for
one of the most successful seasons
runs in its history.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-05
EXPORTING CITY RECORDS

Bonding Companies Are After SpO-
kane Methods.
SPOKANE, Wash, May 5.-Can-
non & LIE Master, expert accountants,
have been employed by the finance
committee of the city council, by
agreement with the city funding com
mission, to examine the books in sew
eral of the city departments, dissatis-
faction having arisen on the part of
some of the bonding companies over
the manner in which accounts are
kept.
1t is said that the methods of the
city crematory department, the
water department, the plumbing de-
partment and possibly other depart
ments will be inspected.
While there is no ground for sus-
pecting that any of these departments
are short in funds, it is said that
there has been some confusion over
the method of bookkeeping. 1t is
known that bonding people have
been quietly looking into some OF the
bookkeeping methods at the city hall,
beginning about two weeks ago. Fol-
lowing preliminary investigation II
was decided that thorough experts
should be called in. A meeting was
held by the finance committee and the
mayor last week and the meeting de-
cided that it would be best to en-
ploy Cannon & lie Master.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-05
LEAGUE GAMES SCHEDULED
Local Teams Have Fixed Dates for
Numerous Games.

NUMEROUS UtlleHs
The committee appointed some
time ago by the managers of the va
rious ball teams in the city represent
Ing business institutions met last
evening and drafted bylaws for an
Organization for the teams and also
formulated a schedule for the sea-
sons games.
The organization is league, COM
posed of six teams, and is to be
known as the Occur d'Alene Twilight
league. The six teams composing 1t
are the Lake City Hardware, the
Idaho Mercantile company, Press
Publishing company, Table Supply
company, VIM Barr Chainey and the
Bankers. Three games will be played
each week, on Monday, Tuesday and
Thursday evenings at $50 o'clock.
at the old parade grounds.
The first game will be played on
the 18th of this month, and from
then on until the 18th of next month
regular games according to the sched-
ule will follow. The different teams
are beginning to pra 'tice and are
looking forward to series of good
amateur baseball games.
The schedule is as follows: May
Is, Lake City Hardware VS.. Press
Publishing company May 10. Bank
ers VS.. Idaho Mercantile company;
May 81, Winn-B arr-Chainey VS..
Table Supply company; May "a, Lake
City Hardware company VS.. Idaho
Mercantile company; May rs. Winn-
Barr-Chainey VS.. Press Publishing
company; May %, Bankers VS.. Table
Supply company; June /. Winn-
Barr-Chainey VS.. Bankers; June 2,
Table Supply company VS.. Lake City
Hardware company; June 4, Idaho
Mercantile company VS.. Press Pub
fishing company; June s, Table Sup
ply company VS.. Press Publishing
company; June 8, Lake City Hard
ware company VS.. Bankers; June ~,
Winn rr-Chainey VS.. Lake City
Hardware company; June IS, Idaho
Mercantile company VS.. Table Supply
company.
Each game will consist of five in
nings.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-05
AIKIRE HOME BURNS
Household Goods Are Consumed and
Total Loss is $500.

HOuHeal8iQ bO0uA Are consumed and
Total Loss is $500.
A fire broke out during the middle
Of the afternoon at the residence OF
W. E. Alkire, on Eleventh and Front
streets.
The alarm was AZ once sent in and
the FIRE department gave an immedl-
ate response, but they experienced
trouble in locating the fire and did
not arrive upon the scene until late.
After their arrival they did good and
effective FIRE lighting. but the flames
had gained too much bsadway TO
save the property and the house was
practically destroyed. as well az most
Of the household goods. The dam
age is estimated at about $500.
Whether the house was covered BY
insurance or not could not Be learned.
Neither could the origin Of the Are
be learned with any degree OF GER
tainty. but II was said 70 have orig
mated from a defective lne.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-05
COMMERCIAL CLUB MEETS
Considers Regular Business and Fair
Proposition.

The Commercial club held its regu-
lar meeting last evening and after the
completion Of its regular routine
business the question of establishing
fair and race track in the city came
up for consideration.
The establishment of a fair and
race track in the city has been under
promotion by ]. r. Sears of Wallace.
and some time ago he made the state
ment that 1t was an assured fact.
The matter in all its phases was dis
cussed by the members of the club
last evening. and while some enter
tanned the idea and felt assured OF
its success, others took the opposite
view and contended that a fair could
not be made success without state
appropriation. 1t was finally referred
to the board of directors for action
and 1t is understood that Mr.. Sears
will arrive In the city this afternoon
and hold a meeting with them this
evening.
Another matter discussed before
the club was that of having the dele
gates to the state republican conyen-
ton at Wallace on May IL visit the
city. The delegates viii leave Boise
on special train over the o. II. a.
N. road and proceed direct to Wal
lace, The Wallace people have now
made the suggestion that In the event
that Occur d'Alene will pay the fare
OF the delegates from Harrison to
Spokane they will visit the city on
their return trip. and arrangements
will be made with the o. II. 4 n. to
have their train meet them at Spo-
kane. The matter was referred for
action to the board of directors. This
completed the business of the club
and an adjournment was taken until
the next regular melting night.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-05
IDENTIFIED BY TEETH
Auburn (Ind.) Attorney Recognized
by Dentist.


by Dentist.
FORT WAYNE, Ind. May 4.-The
body taken from the Avelin hote,
ruins at O'Clock this morning was
the eleventh. DR.. Hoffman, a dentist
of Auburn. Ind, identified the body
as that Of Frank c. Baxter, an attor-
ney Of that place. whose teeth DR..
hoffman had repaired two weeks ago.
No other bodies were found.
The injured in the hospitals are all
doing well except E. NJ. Matthews Of
Columbus, Ohio, who. 1t is thought,
can not survive over tomorrow. One
unidentified body is thought to be
that of r. E. Tribe. land agent Of
DaIhart. Texas. 1t was at first
thought to be that of Charles Benja-
min. a salesman of Detroit, but Mr.
Essential. 4 physician. examined the
body today and said 1t vas not that
Of Benjamin
The only persons known to be
missing are Benjamin and Herman
SeIigman, the latter Of New York.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-05
snooner IN MisslsslnnI.

MERIDIAN, Miss, May 5.--For-
mer Senator John c. Spooner of Wis
consin. recognized as one of the
ablest lawyers in the country, will
deliver the annual address OF the
third annual meeting OF the Missis-
sippi State Bar association In this
city.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-05
BOLIVIA has NEW PRESIDENT

Fernando Guachnla Elected 90 Sac
ceed Monies.
LA PAz. May 5.--FeFnando Qua
chala was today elected president Of
Bolivia in succession TO Iasmael
Monies. whose term viii expire Aa-
gust 14 next.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-23
&cntu6p.

@ouberneur q. e. @ilion be-
g~nabiste am 10. Suni Caleb Yotpers
unb Sames g. Sotpnrb, Die Der Be-
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poroen itnD. Yofpers lit bereits bier
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81 begnabi9en. Der an9eflu9t lit, BEL
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8oebels betbeili9t getpeien 81 icin.
Ser biesbe5iielife Intrag tpurbe
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es in Ser GrflGrung, Dob man Dor
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9crehte g%eurtbeiluna Der 5u ibrer
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bdtten ertpurten fDnnen.
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fault inter @arantie in Der Ipotbefe
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