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The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-08-28
THE QUESTION FOR DECISION

The supporters ticket assert that will be de-
eaed BY the supreme the regular up
the sole ground that the organization back would
have the supreme that the party mahn-
has been the hands Of Senator Dubois for the past
The question deeper and broader The the Dir
boes wrongfuIy and faudunty used party machinery
force the nomination Of ticket and the acceptance platform
that the rank and file Of the party had rejected The question
the supreme decide and which they will have decide il
instituted among purpose securing justice
which Of the two tickets and platforms named and
adopted BY the majority Of the regularly delegates
Democratic party.
The electoral which by congress
1876 decide whether Tlden Hayes pe
dent satisfied itself by passing simply upon the regularity Of the
denials OF the observation-disclosures This shameless
the confidence reposed in the commission for there intel
igent the United States that did know before the
that Hayes had one majority the face Of the
and the certificates Of election held by presidential
all that be investigated the regularity their
by the proper officials nothing contest
upon piece Of mad folly for the Democratic
concurred leaving the decision the if only reg
ularity OF the certificates in issue.
So every welnformed person Idaho knows that Dubois
through his II w Lockha Glenn Mckinley and NJ Davis
and Orchard Jackson and divers gentlemen who
pany had control the party machinery and proceeded by
lent regularly delegates appointed
delegates and deny Ada representation and stop Moth
howver aborrnt justice control Of the
ton II the supreme decides that ticket
platform promulgated binding upon political party then
there viii be plain evasion justice all necessary
any party Idaho will be to
control the central committee i
The Democrats OF Idaho will be Justice will be
done and honorable have grievance the supreme
viii far the electoral and will pass
the credentials Of the delegates compromising Wallace
convention 1t will then be found that majority the delegates
denied their rights by Dubois Davis Jackson Mckinley (what
sweetcented boquetl and maintain their rights
and hold the convention the Democracy Idaho delegated to
hold leave the hall and place e
I would be avesty justice if minority by
party machinery deprive majority Of its rights 8
p,
With Treasurer Hastings ard Secretary Of State Lansdon
Boss Brad ticket the old Statesman will have bitter
g swallow this fall hut win do There nothing nauseat
ng for the morning to gup down providing there
patronage in sight IL
NJ 4; Egu
tate who his state auditor who his Myap
ank and file Of the Republican party viii kindly to Boss Jim a.
eng the whole thing and then again they may woods
n election day
Those gentlemen who that The Citizen factiona
an will kindly inform patient world what the scimitar hb
zen from its very issue. Sen
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-08-28
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

For United States Senator:
G. O. STQCKSLAGER Of Blaine
For Congressman
J. {. McCLEAR, Of Kootenai.
For Governor.
MOSES ALEXANDER, of Ada
For Lieutenant Governor:
G. A. BOYD, of Bannock
For Secretary Of State:
w. w. SMELL, of Canyon.
For Attorney General
FRANK MOORE, of Latah.
For State Auditor:
]. A. BRADBURY, of Idaho.
For School Superintendent:
MISS GERTRUDE NOBLE, of Boise.
For Treasurer:
DAVID L. EVANS, Of Oneida
For Mine Inspector;
HARRY MOORE, of Shoshone.
For Presidential Electors:
JOHN e. RICE, of Canyon
M. d. MILLS, of Nez Perce,
7. c. GALLOWAY, of Washington
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-08-28
NOTICE OF TAKING DEPOSITION

In the District Court Of the Be
Third Judicial District q .
the State Of Idaho, IN allo
for the County Of Ada. !
Lorene M. Massey, Plaintiff
Ole E. Massey, Defenu-
ant.
Action for Divorce.
The defendant in the above e, e..
titled cause will take notice s,,s'
on Monday, September q 'l9Vo
between the hours OF two :. ths
and four >. m. on said day at N M
office Of Gill n. TIolloran, at NJ Z
100 ". 4th street, in the city .
position Of Mrs. R. !. We l}nI.
Ioran 4 notary public will Be Be ' tbs
en- to be used on behalf 9 abo y,
in the trial Of the a.
cause pending in SAID cou''
W. H. SAVIDGE. 7soho
Residing at Boise bi,d laaIf'
Attorney Tor fiap'
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-08-28

II IS said that there slight frost Ada county Tuesday
night but have yet learn injured the Ada county crop
OF candidates for place the ticket which Brady will no
nate this city week 1t doesn't take much Of frost to kill
pumpkin vine but takes hard freeze the ambition of
Republican aspirant for office
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-08-28
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET

For President
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN Of Nebraska
For Vice~President:
JOHN w. KERN Of Indiana
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-08-28

II you had left the Republican party after had honored YOU
with the highest honors the state could bestow yo then wig
ged INTO the Democratic party by peculiar egerdan and dis
rupted tout IN twain and then they kicked you out wouldn't YOU
feel as if you had been Jared?
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-08-28


speculative will force examination upon the demand Of ohe
banks thus nrng that goes Of business nends ways
When the Walsh bank failed some time in Chicago tn
other banks prevented panic by quickly guaranteeing its accounts
and the proposed law of bank guarantee already working pn
did in the of Oklahoma, which the tn
Republicans of Kansas endorsed otherwise their citizens wou
send their money Oklahoma deposit the banks there
Candidate Taft has bunder that he will find irrepaa
bic.
j The schoo Injecting of the Boise district to seec
two members Of the board succeed H Neal Edgar Wilson
will be held at the High School building Tuesday afternoon
number OF names have been suggested and doubtless Others vii
be proposed before the day Of election It matter that should
receive the careful attention every
schools heart Bosses schools excellent condition
ing should be done which will step be taken backwards
# the negro Springfield had occurred in Democratic
Texas instead Of Republican Illinois woudnt caow youths who
edit Republican papers have fought the over
again with vengeance How the would roared How
the Democratic party would have been ayed Bryan would prob
Iaby have been tried for by this happened in
Republican state and unfortunate Such is the
difference.
It IS said that there slight in Ada county Tuesday
night but we have yet to learn that injured county crop
OF candidates for place the ticket which Boss Brady will no
nate in this city week Il doesn't much Of frost to kill
pumpkin vine but it takes hard freeze the ambition of
Republican aspirant for office
1t had left the Republican party after it had bonod Won
with the highest honors the besow on YOU then
ged INTO the Democratic by peculiar egerdena and dis
rpted (cu twain and then they kicked you out wouldn't Won
feel as if you had been Jared?
The speech Of acceptance of John w Kern the Democratic
ace presidential candidate has the Democratic ring The
question: Shall the People Rule which was the principle text &c
rs speech was clear and logical the great issue Of be
ampaign.
Mr. Bryan says that the people rule Senator Dubois
hat the Boss shall rule Hence Dubois in harmony v NJ i
Bryan But then Bryan is live POLITICAL leader believing n the
eope while Dubois is dead political ACROBAT There's differ
nee
Ihe Caldwell Tribune takes pains explain the reason
ny the Canyon county Republicans voted an endorsement IL
rady that they all 50 enthusiastic in their slpnor ~ @
ONE explanations always needs explanation. $
After having entertained Fred T. Dubois for 4 week Ia
OFT Of Occur Aene is anxious from Idaho With IL
her northern counties in order escape the Mormon menace
lest So graphically described we presume n
Some men forced to stripes but We can see no I
anyone showing his debasement by wearing Brady d
With two political conventions in Boise next week there nt
be excitement enough 70 last for little while in
Shall the People Ruler asks Mr. Bryan Referred Is x
lator Dubois 9
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-08-28

The speech Of acceptance of John w Kern the Democrats;
ce presidential candidate has the true Democratic ring The
question: Shall the People Rule which was the principle text &C
his speech clear and logical statement of the great ~
campaign.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-08-28

With Treasurer Hastings and Secretary State Lansdon Of
Boss Bady ticket the poor old Statesman will have bitter dose
swallow this fall but viii do There nothing
ing for the morning gup down providing there
patronage in sight
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-08-28

Some men are forced to wear stripes but we can see
anyone showing his own debaserent by wearing Brad
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-08-28

With two political conventions in Boise next week i
} be excitement enough TO last for little while
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-08-28

Statesman to Hastings. You show US
Hastings to the Statesman: You be d.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05
Wants J. Chester Steck

The following inquiry comes to the chief of police of Valdez from E, C. Sims, St. Jce, Idaho:
 "Am looking for information con. corning one J. Chester Stecl. If you can locate him or give me any infor- nation concerning him I would be very grateful to you and will pay all the expense you arc put to in secur- ing sumo. He is man about fifty years of age, Free Mason and an Odd Fellow; wears a dark mustachc and dark carly hair; weight absut 18C pounds; height five feet ten inches. He was last heard Of from Valdez on March IT, 1007"
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05
TANANA STRIKE AID
 TO DEVELOPMENT

The Tanana miners strika of last year has aided development of new property, In the opinion of Falcon Joslin, president of the Tanana Mines Railway, In the Alaska Yukon magazine he says:
 " It is an ill wind that blows nc- body good,' and as result of the strike much new property has been discovered which will be worked next season; and hundreds of the striking laborera of this year will be the en- ployers of next season; and to them it has become apparent that wages. in excess of six dollars and board for a day of ten hours cannot be paid"
 "There will be work In the Tapana valley next spring for $500 men if half of the actually proven mines are worked. The gold is there, but 1t takes the labor to get 1t out"
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05
Prospector Dies On Trail

Susitna Station, Feb. 1O--Charles r. Miller, a rrcsrectcr from the Kahiltna, was found dead on the trail about eight miles above here on the Yentna river today and brought to the station by c. Hammerschmitz. It is thought that Miller was caught In tho heavy storm of yesterday after noon and not having snow shoes was unable to make his way and worried about in the deep snow tr, ing to get back to his camp, about two miles up river, and having become exhausted, sank down in the snow and perished.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05
COUNCIL MEETS
 IN NEW CHAMBER

The regular semi-monthly meeting of the council was held Monday night in tho council chamber over the new fire hall, for the first time. Mayor Quinn, and Councilmen Lang, Whit ley, Grigsby, Brown and Ethical res bonded to roll call.
 4 call was ordered for the annual city election to be held on the second Tuesday In April for the purpose of elecung seven city councilmen for the ensuing term. Two school direc- tors arc also to be chosen, in lieu of Director Meals, whcge term expires, and Director Brown, resigned. Om- cers named by the council to conduct the election are: Judges-H. F. Suessdorf, Alvah Eamos and Charles Seagreen; clerks--W. II. Crary and Gene Ames.
 In the matter of pressing the claim of tho city to recover money expended for food and transportation to the states of employees of the Alaska Home Railway Company, from the Reynolds-Alaska Development Com pany, Councilm m Brown was given plenary power to act in the premises.
 An ordinance was passed creating the office of chief engineer of the fire department, which defines the duties and places the salary of the position at $i5) par m onth.
 Several bills were ordered paid, and several were referred back to com mittees fer further investigation.
 The new council chamber makes Q desirable place for holding sessions of that body, and as soon as the furni- turo and fixtures arrive--probably on the first boat--a general invitation will be extended the public to visit the new homo of the council.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05
Evolution Of A Statesman

Jafet Lindeburg, who came to Alas ka from Lapland as reindeer herder in 1898 and who was one of the dis covers of Anvil creek and thereby made 6 good sized fortune, distin- guished himself recently In the But Ter hotel, Seattle, by making q speech denouncing homo rule for Alaska.
 How, wealth has changed Jafet. A fow years ago he didn't know the difference between home rule and a hole in the ground. ..--Katalla Herald.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05
Notice of Forfeiture

Valdez, Alaska, February i3, isos To Gabriel Asplnnd.
 You are hereby nOiiRcd that there b as been expended In the year 1907 in labor and tm- urGyemeuts upon the hli,e piacer group of 80 nCtcs the sum of ftur hundred dollar tstOol aud upon the Company Number Two groip of lGO acres the sum suf eight hundred doifsrs (SS30); both Q, said groups of claims being sit, iinted upon inc middle fork of tho Chestocbe. nh river in Chosna mining district, Territory of Alaska. the said sums being the Nmount ro, quircd by the laws Of Cihted States governing the location md holding of mining claims necessary to hold sah groups of ciafms afore said for tho following calendar year, to wit; the year iyQ8; the said work having been per [, Tmcd by your former Co-partner in ssid clnims. V. A. GilkCy; and that the said W, A. Gllkev has since sold and transferred to the under iguCd, Win. \. Schroeder Jesse B, Gar yer and James Garrett, all his right, title aud interest iii hnd tO said claims.
 And uulCs5 witbin ninety days after ths completion Uf tho publication of this notice towiC; within ninety days after the 18th day of May I9D3, you contribute your proportion oe such Nnnunl psSS smrItt work, 10 wit; the asps4 oI ono hundred Jollats tsl0iD for the said Aifca group. of cleims, and one. bundted dolisis (SltOj for tho said Company Number Two group Ot cla.ms, your in,ere.t m 6aid eleimA aud all of them, will be forfeited Co and become the property ot your present cO.owlsrs, aforesaid
 Wm A Schroeder
 Jeiss 4. Carver
 James Garrett
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05
PICK UP SpONGES
 ON WOOD ISLAND

The Kodiak Orphanago NowB Letter commenting or the reported discov- cry of sponges in Alaska says:
 "This is not news to Us, for they have been picked up frequently on tho beaches of Wood Island, and this last fall, the number brought in by the boys was larger than ever. Some of the specimens were very beautiful, and of good size. Oyster shells are also picked up on almost every walk by the sea-"
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

 In the United states District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Third Judicial Division. JcRoy V. Ray, Plaintiff,
 ys
 Gertrude II. Ray, Defendant The President Of the United States ol America, Greeting;
 To the above named defendant.
 You are hereby required tu appear in the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Third Division, at Valdez, within thirty days after the comp etioI Of the ppbiica ion of this summons; t0wit, within thirty days alter tI C 26th day Of March 1908, and answer tho com. Llaint of the plaintiff filed in said action, or Judgment will be taken against you in default of such answer in accordance with tho pray CT of plaintiff in his said complaint. The said action is brought against you, the said defendant, by tho plaintin tO obtain Q decree Of divorce dissolving the marriage rela ton heretofore md now existing between you and said plalnur. An order for publication Of summons in this action was made by tho Hon. Bilas 1T Reid judge of said court in open court on the sth day ot February, 1908, Witness the Honorable sllss H. Reid, Judge Of said Court, this t1tb day Of February ls0S sud of the Independence Of the Uuited Stetes tho one hundred and thifsy:second s.,..
 Clerk oi the District Court, for the iorti. tory of Alaska, Third Division
 ByE.A Henderson, Rtrst publication, Februsry IS, iSOs' Last publication, AeTch B, 19y8
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05
NOTHING DOING ON
 STOCK EXCHANGE
Market lifeIess and Brokers Cannot Remember n.y.
 thing Like 1t.

Now York, Feb. 2s-Speculation seems to have died on the stock ex- change. In the last few days there has been practically no movement of stocks, and prices are unchanged as nobody seems inclined to try either q bull or bear movement. Never with i'll the memory of the oldest member have the sessions of the exchange been so lifeless as during this week. The attendance has been light and at times nothing at all doing. Not q sale has been made of many leading stocks this week.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05
Gold Venus Sacrificed To Panic

Tanana's $7z25 gold Venus, sent to Seattle for exhibition, was sacrificed to financial necessity in the panic last fall and started to the mint through the Seattle assay ofTice. The statute was of Fairbanks creek dust. It weighed 4Co ounces and was sold to Seat5le Jeweler who kept it on dis play until heneeded the money worse, when he passed it over to the govern ment.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05
NAVAL OFFICERS
 DEFEND WARSH|PS

Washington, Feb. 2S-Naval officers testified today before the senate com Inittee on naval affairs ill refutation of the charges made in recent num- Der of MoClure's magazine by Henry Reuterdahl against the American navy, Ill which he asserted that the warships arc unfit for naval fighting md effectively constructed in many ways. The officers asserted that the war vessels built in recent years are according to the best approved naval standards and are fighting machines of the best quality.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05
SENATE ID CLOSE
 BROWNSVILLE ROW
Special Committee Rerorss in Favor cf Action Taken
 by President.

Washington, Feb. 2s-The special senate committee appointed to in- vestigate tho Brownsville trouble of last year made q report today sus- taining the action of President Roosc- welt in discharging the colcred con- panies of the Twenty-1lfth regiment without honor. The ccmmitteo re- ports that tho charges of rioting made against tho discharged soldiers were true.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05
ASSASS|NS STAB
 CHIEF 0F POLICE

Chicago, March 3-ChieI of Police Shippey was stabbed, his son Harry Shlppey and Driver James Foley fatally shot, and an unknown man killed by the chief in fight follow. ing an attack last night upon the chiefs home, where several priests were guarded OH account of threats made against them after tho murde, of Father Homrlch at Denver.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05
Summons For Publication
IS THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA
 THIRD JUDICIAL DIVISION

THIRD JUDICIAL DIVISION Russell $. Bates, Pl0intIG,
 Versus Elizabeth J. Bates. Defendant, To Elizabeth J. Bates, the above. named de. fendan::
 You arc hereby required 10 appear in the District CourL for the Territory of Alaska, Third Judicial Division, at Valdez, withiu thirty days after the completion of the publ- cation Of this summons, tO wit, within thirty days after the Huh day Of April l9CS, and an swCr thc complaint of the plaintiff filed In this action, or Judgment will De taken against you the prayer Of the plaintiff In his said com. k kiut.
 his action Is brought against you, the sHid defendant, by the plalntiH, tO obtain q de. cree of divorce dlssolvng tho marriage T,ld. tons heretofore existing between you and said plaintiff.
 Ano order for publication Of summons in Uni action was made by Hon. 9ilns II. Reid, judge of said cou.t. In open court on the 7th day of January 1908
 Witness the Honorable sila3 II. Reid, Judge of said court, this 7th day Of January 1918, and of the Independence of the United States the one hundred and thirty.sccond,
 Edward ]. Sticr,
 Clerk cf tho District COurt for
 the territory of Alaska, Third
 Division.
 Ny K, A. Henderson
 Deputy Clerk Dats of first Publication February 27, 1908 Date of lRst Publication April II, 1908
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05
FARALL0N INSTEAD
 OF SANTA CLARA

Seattle, Feb. 29-Stcamer Farallon saiIed yesterday afternoon for Valdez in place of the Santa Clara, which was forced to put back on account of epringing a leak soCn after she sailed Monday afternoon. The Santa Clara had just como off tho dock after general overhauling.
 A message 10 the Valdez Dock Company states that the Farallon called by the inside passage and will take passengers for Juneau on her return trip.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05
PACIFIC DEFENSES
 IN BAD CONDITION
Quartermaster- General Tells Congress of Many
 Needs.

Washington, March 3-Quartermas- ter-General Humphrey of the army gave to the house today statement showing in detail requirements for improvements and repairs upon Pacific coast forts. The statement shows that nearly all of theni arc badly deficient and nearly useless for defensive purposes. Extensive addi- tiOns are recommended.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TERRI Rl1ORY OF ALASKA, THIRD
 DIVISION
Tn the matter Ol the
 estate Of Henry D. Reynolds. < bankrupt
In Bankruptcy No 2iJ

III lnc IndlltT OI tit m BHn hEuDtCN
 estate Of No 2ij
 Henry D. Reynolds, Order directing scr
 bankrupt vice by publication
 Whereas petition was, on he th day of Feb ruary, 1908. filed herein for Ah ud Judi, alton nI bankruptcy against Henry D. Reynolds, and fl appears lhereIrOm that said bankrupt is nOI within the district. and IL further appearing that subpoena was duly and regularly issuc0 in said matter on the tenth day of February. 1908, and placed in 'he hands Of the United States Marshal On said day for gerviCe, and ha. 'hIs day been ret lrn0d 10 the c.eTks office HiIh the Endorsement thereon that the said tienry D. Reynolds, after due and dilligr m arch, cannot be found within said district, and it appearing therefrom that personal ser. vice Oi the subpoena herein. cannot be made hpon him herein; now. on the motion of Og. 'rhnder & DonOhOc. attorneys for the petition crSr
 IT Is ORDERED:
 That service Oi such subpoena be made by "ublishinS this order together with sAId 'ubpp pena in the Alaska PTOspectur, Il weekly newspaper, published Gt Valdez, Alaska, in aid district. once R week for two consecutive weeks, the last of such publrca: ions 10 be on the 27th day oi February, 1908; and by mailing l copy Of this order and said petition and sDiN subppena 10 the last known place Of abode ui the said Henry D. Reynolds, in sNid district, on or before the day oi the first publication. WITNESS, the Hon. Sias II. Reid Judge Of sa q Court and the seal thereof, at Valdez, in
 Seal 9!l II. Reid, Judge
 Attest, Edward J. stier.
 Clerk Of the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Third Division. By E. A. Henderson, Deputy
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05
JAPAN BUSY IN
 MILITARY WORK

Tokio, MrroA 2-JAp2I i3 building new wlrshi23 on large scllo and is forjifying K)roa. Inc"ols2l activity in both enterprises has just becoma generally known. Largo sum3 Of money are going into naval consJguc- tion and heavy armament for seaYorts in Korea.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05
WROTE DECISION
 WHILE ASLEEP

Chattanooga, March 2--The story has just come to light that Chief Justice Nicholson of thc Tennessee supreme court while in q somnam bulistic state wrote all opinion affirming tho conviction and death sentence of Andrew Smith and the opinion was afterwards concurreI i.l by tho court.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-03-05

Tho lieutenant.governo of British Columbia recently issued an order placing all timber lands owned by the province under reserve, except the enormous tracts which have been leased to lumbermen.