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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-12-21

WHEN YOU'RE AS HOARsE as a crow.
When you're coughing and gasping. When
you've an old fashioned desP-seated cold,
take Aliens Lung Balsam. Sold by all drug
giRts, &c, Soc and 81 bottles 2l-4t
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-12-21

OF the heavier sort, do your shoes pinch and
your feet swell land perspire2 II you shake
Aliens Foot-Ease In your shoes, 1t will give
you rest and comfort, and instant relief from
any annoyance. Sold everywhere, Csc. Don't
acce pit any substitute. 2l4t
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-12-21

! BY virtue of a writ of fieri facias to me d.
rected, issued out of the Court of Chancery of
the state of New Jersey, 1 will sell at public
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-03
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
WIN IN COUNTY POOR CASE.
Court Sustained Action of Board in
Awarding Contract.

Court Sustained Action of Board in
Awarding Contract.
Jude Dunn yesterday rendered a
decision in the case of d. D. brennan
against the board of county commits.
sioners. The action was an appeal
from the order of the board award
ing the contract for the care OF the
county sick and INDECENT to the
Occur d'Alene Hospital Co. brennan
based his appeal on the ground that
the awardment of the contract was
prejudicial and not for the best in
terests of the public, and also con-
tended that it was illegal. and asked
that the order be set aside. Judge
Dunn in his declaration sustained
the board in the awardment of the
contract.
C. H. Potts represented the board
and Judge Edwin McBee appeared
for brennan.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-03
GOV. HAY CALLS
SPECIAL SESSION
Washington Legislature VIII
Meet at 2 o'clock p. m,
June %.

SEATTLE. Wash. Jut "a proc
lamation calling an extraordinary
session Of the legislature at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon OF June 20 has been
written and signed by the governor,
who stated at noon that 1t would not
be formally Issued until after a con-
ference with Attorney General Bell
this afternoon. The purpose OF the
special session Is to consider the re-
port OF the legislative committee in
investigating state Offices.
The governor said: In view Of
the disclosures in the administration
OF the adutant generals ONCE. / am
convinced a special session Is neces-
sary to determine what action Is nee
essary to straIghten out Affairs In
certain departments"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-03
REAL Estate TRANSFERS

Following is a list of real estate
transfers OF KoOtenai county as fur
lished by the Panhandle Abstract
company:
Berta McCoid to Emily Tolman.
lot 3. blks2, 10 %. blk 6, Excelsior
Beach. $3.50.
Bertha E. Gordon to John E.
Langeryou ct al, VIZ lots Z and 8.
blk Is, ST. Maries, 81.
Conner J. Hayeland TO Martha
Aggy. Wy tract Z. Lawrence Park.
$3.50.
Aaron Kibler to Ella Bolton. lot
141bIk IS, Reds add, c. D'A.. II.
James n. Barber to Anna Metcah'
lot IL. blk /, BARRIERS add. u.
waldo C. Paine to NJ. D. Wright.
timber on 81. s1k mex. sec. "a.
5I-4-W.. S2.500.
st. Maries Land Co. to George
yenters. ek lots II and IL, blk IS.
supplemental srd West add. St.
Baries. $500.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-03
HAVE BIG MEET
FAST HORSES
Arrangements Being Completed for
Thirty Days of Racing

That Occur d'Alene win have a
race meet this season that will last
between thirty and forty days, and
In which some OF the best horses IN
the western country will participate
now seems certain. ]. H. Fletcher.
secretary of the Occur d'Alene Driy.
ing club, has for some time been In
correspondence with syndicate with
the view of having 1t establish a
racing course on the clubs grounds
and conducting a meet, and TODAY
telegraphed the syndicate to send a
representative to the city to look
over the situation, and agreed in the
event that he did not find matters as
represented and entirely satisfactory
that his expenses would be paid. Mr..
Fletcher recently received a letter
from a member of the syndicate and
In It he expressed himself as satisfied
that a meet in the city would be a
success, and expressed a Willingness
on the part of the syndicate to
finance the enterprise in the event
that satisfactory terms could be made
with the club, and it was in reply to
this letter that the telegraph mes
sage asking that a representative be
sent to the ground was dispatched.
The syndicate is composed of east
ern capitalists, and since racing ives
barred in Washington and California
they have been eagerly looking for
suitable place for the establishment
of race course where the law would
not interfere with their business.
All of them express themselves as
faVorably impressed with Occur
d'Alene, as there is no law in Idaho
against racing, and also because of
the city's ideal location in every re-
spect for an enterprise of that char
acter. The syndicate will probably
take lease on the grounds of from
there to five years, install a first
class racing course, and will conduct
meet of such a character that the
best of horsemen will be interested
and enter their horses. The meet, in
the event that the syndicate sees At
to undertake to finance it, will prob
ably be given at the close of the
meet now being held at Salt Lake
City.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-03
WINS
LAND CASE
Decision Of Local Land ONCE
Sustained by the Com
missionePs.

The officers of the local land Office
are in receipt of the decision of the
commissioner of the general land
balce in the case of DR.. Charles
Klnsolving against John Shannon,
Roy hammers and the McGoldrick
Lumber Co. The case involves a
taluable tract of timber land stu
ted near St. Joe, and the entry of
Bhannon was contested by Kinsoly-
ng on the ground that it was specu-
alive and not made for the sole use
Ind benefit of the entryman. Ac-
|Ording to the evidence adduced at
be trial before the local officers,
,hannon originally entered the land
pder the homestead law, and had
ben entered into an agreement to
Onvey it to a man by the name of
lcCartor. Prior to making final
roof he withdrew his homestead APP
lication and submitted instead
one and timber application, and i'm
ediately after submitting proof sold
e land to Joe Johnson, and it was
Rewards conveyed to Roy Lam
ers as agent for the McGoldrick
nmber Co. for the sum of $4,000,
nd of this sum Shannon received
pit $1,757. Kinsolving, in his afi-
Avit, charged fraud and an agree
emit to convey the land before title
1t had been acquired. The local
beers found in favor of Kinsolving,
ID the decision of the commissioner
an afflrmance of their decision.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-03
PROCEEDINGS OF
COMMISSIONERS.
Ofncial Work Of kootenai County
Board.

Board.
Monday, May slst, 1sOs.-The
Board met pursuant to adjournment
at 10 O'Clock q. m. Commissioners
present: c. NJ. Trigg. chairman; /.
NJ Busby and v. L. WaltmAn.
Record OF proceedings of previous
meeting read and approved and the
following proceedings were had, to-
wit:
At this time the Board took up
the petition Of Hans d. Dierks ct al.
for public road, described as fol-
lows: Commencing at a point on
public road north OF the o. r. 4 N,
railroad In the SEX of nwA of sec.
Z, town 4S N. r. w. B. NJ; thence
southeast through sec. II and into
sec. 20 and ending In the swh OF the
nWA of sec. 81, approximately az
miles In length. and after due con-
sideration the Board approved said
petition and appointed A. o. ModIlu.
Enoch Palmer and Clyde Armstrong
as viewers to view out, plat and sur
vey said road and make their report
to this Board. The road bond ac-
companying said petition was at this
time duly approved,
At this time the Board took up the
petition Of Pascal Mlchaud and others
for a private road described as fol-
lows, to-wit: Fifty 500 feet In
width. having its point of beginning
and terminating course and inferno.
date points as follows: Commencing
on the northeast corner OF Lake Kill
barney; thence running In a north
erly course across lot Ave CD and
the southwest quarter of the north
west quarter and lot (4) Of section
two CD, township fOrty-eight (4s)
Range two CD w. B. NJ, and ending
at the house of Pascal Michaud, and
after due consideration the Board
approved the said petition, and as
viewers appointed H. b. Wright,
county surveyor; William Graham
and L. A. Stewart. The Board also
approved the bond accompanying
said petition.
The Board at this time approved
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-03

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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-03
WILD MOB BURNS
CARS, STONES MEN
Street Car Strike Spreads, Hos
pitfalls Filled With Injured

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June a.
The employees OF the subway and ele-
waited car lines struck today, joining
The platform men and surface car
employees. Rioting continued In the
kensingtOn district. resulting in a
clash In which shooting occurred be
tween sailors from the League Isl.
and navy yard and the police In an
attempt to dispense the rioters.
Three hundred victims OF last night
riots are in the hospitals and the
number Is being constantly in
creased. The subway lines from
Fifth TO Forty street are com
pletely tied up.
Mob Heat Men and Burn Cars.
The attempt OF the philadelphia
Rapid Transit Co. to run it's cars
with non-union men resulted last
night In q number Of serious riots.
II was the first effort to operate the
lines at night. and after several fu-
tile attempts TO get the cars through
the mobs, they were sent back TO the
barns.
In the Kenslngton district. where
many mills are located. feeling ran
high. Mobs Of men. women and
children pulled the motOFmen and
conductors from their ears and beat
them severely. In many cases
cars were set on FIRE. The police
were powerless 10 control the strike
sympathizers. When they charged q
mob II separated only TO form again
in the vicinity Of another ear. Sew
eral policemen we're injured.
In West Philadelphia dynamite
caps we're placed on the tracks and
crowds stoned the non-union work.
men when they attempted to brins
out cars. forcing them 10 return 70
the barn. in the downtown section
conductors and motoTmen were
pulled from their cars and thell
clothing vas torn OF b. mobs Of
strike sympathiEers. In some eases
the terrified men had TO be taken "a
private hospitals and guarded b
police 70 save them from harm.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-03

Capt. E. r. Eaton was aroused
at an early hour this morning at his
home across the lake by the barking
Of his Scotch collie dog. and upon
making an Investigation found thar
the dog had succeeded in freeing >
black bear. The captain brought the
bear down with a shot from his rife.
and an examination showed him to
be a fine young bear about two years
OF age and Weighing about 200
pounds. The captain has made a..
rangements with the winn-Barr-
Chainey store for the distribution Of
the bears meat among hls friends.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-03

the applications Of the following per.
sons for liquor licenses: Nels Paul
sen. Of Terrell. Idaho: Madden q
Peickart. Of st. Maries. Idaho; Karl
Haverland. of st. Maries. Idaho:
Lupp q Lapoint. of st. Maries. Idaho.
The Board at this time approved
the saloon license bonds OF the fol-
lowing persons: Luppy a Lapoins.
st. Maries, Idaho: Nels Paulsen,
Terrell. Idaho.
The Board at this point approved
the bond OF John E. Wood as justice
of the peace, Harrison precinct.
The Board at this time approved
the petition OF residents OF road dis
trict No. 8 for the appointment Of
Cal Wolf as road overseer OF said
district.
The petition OF residents of road
district No. 26 for the appointment
OF Mancil Gordon as road overseer
of said district No. 20.
The Board at this time approved
the petition OF residents and taxray-
ers of AthOl precinct for the appoint !.
ment of c. A. Cruise as justice OF the
peace for said precinct.
Bills allowed were as follows:
l.. y. Kirkpatrick, contract
for moving cells. .SS45. 90
l.. e, Kirkpatrick. contract
for taking down and NOV
ing lining OF county it'll. 275.OO
IL is hereby ordered that Mrs.
Polk be allowed to conduct the sa-
loon OF the Grand Hotel on Fred
Folks license. in the township OF
Spirit Lake. Idaho.
At this time ]. w. Smith, county
assessor. appeared before the Board
and asked to have the following tax
certificate cancelled for the reason
set forth. Tax certificate No. SAL of
1908; land not patented.
The Board at this time accepted
the resignation of Fred d. Hubbell
as justice OF the peace, Spirit Lake
precinct.
At this time the Board proceeded
to canvass the election returns OF the
school election held in School Dis
triet No. I. for the organization OF
an independent district. and the re-
suit OF said election was found to be
CCOntlnuod on Pago a.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-03
WIDE COUNTY
KEEP SALOONS.
'WistOn Liquor Element Said to
Promised for Wet Votes.

WistOn Liquor Element Said to
Promised for Wet Votes.
LEWISTON, Idaho, June a.
Punty division, in fact, subdivision,
TO be the price paid by the politi-
Ans who are back of the saloons in
local option fight, according to a
pry afioat in Lewiston, which has
reliable authority. The county d.
ZION enthusiasts must first promise
vote wet, and if a local option
ection Is held, they must deliver
goods. If that is done, the poll
lans will submit to dividing Nee
rec twice. One county is to be
Aae OF that part lying north of the
earwater, while a line will be run
m east to west. not far from Lap
creek, which will cut the prairie
fuon, and hence most of the reser-
tlon, from the original Nez Perez
hnty.
Inc voters of the prairie section
the timber country north of the
arWater river are clamOring for
lh'y division, and the word has
ne out that they can have 1t II
y vote right and give Lewiston sa-
US. Prominent politicians work
In the interests of the Liquor
Aiefs association are behind the
.ement, and the deal has I'M
otediy been made.
aat the saloon men should offer
l@hs up as prize for votes some
ls they do not possess, the ability
aiside the county, is regarded as
'aious, The sections desiring
esation are dry because they are
'ae Reservation. and consequently
are not vitality interested in the
u option fight.
1eSiston is not antagonistic to
ny division. but when the pro
earn that county division is to
>ea to defeat them. It Is expected
hght will be put up which viii
the county divisionists 70
their battle on its merits.
@oat the support of the church
we county cannot be divided.
saS club viii be used to check
eAetne of the local politicians.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-03
BIG FOURTH OF
JULY CELEBRATION
Occur d'Alene to Make the Eagle
Scream and Have Good
Sports.

That Occur d'Alene win observe
independence day with a mammoth
celebration that viii last two days.
July 9Th and 6th---waa the declsioR
arrived az by the citizens and bust
ness men az the mass meeting held
last evening at the club rooms OF
the Commercial club for the conAld-
Grafton or the question. The meet
ing was we'll attended and the sentl.
ment in favor OF celebration was
unanimous. II was called TO order
and It's nature stated to those prea.
ent by Hon, J. l.. Mcclear. president
of the Commercial club, and after
the election OF Hon. Robert Collins
as chairman and o. b. Moon a. Sec
rotary, those assembled settled down
TO discussion OF the question.
The general discussion clearly
eyinced that everybody present was
In favor of the celebration, aud after
II had been decided 20 hold a two.
days celebration. aud 10 hold Il on
the 5th and 9th, owing 70 the fact
that independence day this year
comes on Sunday. Chairman Collins
was authorized to appoint q commit.
tee Of three 10 name the various COM
mittees necessary TO make tho prepa.
rations for the celebration. Chair
man Collins appointed on that COM
mittee J. l.. McClear. NJ. D. Wright
and r. l.. Black. A recess was then
taken In order 10 give the committee
time TO select the various commit-
tees. aud upon assembling II recon-
mended that the following officers
and committees be appointed aud Ga
report was adopted:
DIR. NJ. Dorland. president Of the
day; DIR. John Hunt Sheppard. vice
president OF the day; DR.. John
Dryer. secretary: E. n. La yelne.
treasurer. and r. W. Collins. mar
shal.
Committee on amuaements and
advertising: william Fudge. G. ..
Granger, v. w. Plat. u. e. Thomas.
J. o'Rourke. J. A. Singer, y. l.. TIT
fanny and s. q. Sargent.
Committee on finance: NJ. ID.
Wright. William Dollar, Boyd Ham
ilton. Ira shallis. w. =. Sander.
Frank Wells. r. s. colquhoun and
J. r Carroll.
Committee on decorations: James
Mitchell. Thomas Neil. George Pal
merton. Emil Elder and Roger
Wearne.
Committee on arrangements: J.
u. Fletcher. o. e. Barr. Robert FL
der, George Williams. j. r. Sullivan.
r. w. Fitze. Charles Klldea, Ned
Williams. Ernest Blanchard. Robert
kerehlvael Claude Thomas. oE A.
carscallen. DR. Douglas. A. w. Bran
SOL r. NJ. Gadd. ". W. rintSel aud
william Dorau
Committee on transportation;
J. @ White. J. L. McCiear. Judge I'd
win McBee and Robert Mcfarland.
Judges OF contests: Judge Il. n.
Dunn. A. A. Crane. Rev. W. II. Fry
and Rev Father Thomas J. Purcell
and J. r. Keri.
Those IN charge Of the celebration
intend to make IL a mammoth affair.
and will exert every effort TO make
IL the greatest celebration that has
ever been given by any city in north
ern Idaho. The racing course Of the
Occur d'Aiene Driving club IL now in
an excellent condition. and II viii be
the aim Of the management 10 make
horse racing one Of the great fea-
lures Of the celebration.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-03
Clerks Have outing.

Alice o'Neli. MagdOllne and Dor
othea Doose. Ethel Wheeler. Kalh-
crime Granenee and Carrie stru-
pehtemerer. ali Identified as sm-
ployes OF the Kemp q Herbert store
n Spokane. are guests AZ the Hsydsn
Lake hotel. where they are spending
their vaeation.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-03
SLIDE
DAMS CREEK
Water Flood Town of Roosevelt
With Heavy Loss

BoIsE. Idaho. June "A special
TO the Statesman from Roosevelt.
Thunder mountain. May 81, via
Smiths ferry, says: A landslide
three miles in length and zoo feet
wide damned Mule creek to depth
of 100 feet today. The backwates
flooded Roosevelt untn. as this word
Is sent, most Of the buildings in the
town are floating, The placer prop
erty of caswell 4 Curran Is de.
stroyed. the pipe being injured.
The foregoing dispatch was sent
out by Mrs, Wayland. the Roosevelt
postmistress.
G. g. caswell, of Boise, one OF the
pioneers OF Thunder maintain, when
appraised OF the disaster. said he had
warned the people of Roosevelt Of
the probability OF a landslide, hav-
Ing emphasized Il In connection with
a controversy involving the townsite
and some placer property.
Unsafe Place for Town.
1T was an unsafe place for a town
TO be built on" said MIR. Casweil.
while regret that the people there
were overwhelmed. at the same time
am not surprised. II was somet-
hing that might have occurred at any
time. The wonder Is Il had not o..
CURED before"
Mr.. Caswell said his brother. A. n.
Caswell, had been at Roosevelt for
some time working the placer claims
owned by the brothers and Martin
Curran, OF Boise. The claims were
located near the head OF Mule creek
about twenty miles above Roosevelt,
and were being worked with a sys-
tenn of hydraulics. Considerable
piping had been installed.
The Statesman's dispatch states
they are all buried. Mr.. Caswell ex-
pressed the belief that the slide was
started by hydraulic operations.
The town OF Roosevelt is located
along the shore OF the creek and near
the confluence With Monumental
river. The statement that the slides
were three miles long indicates start.
ing nj the Caswel q curran placer
claims on the side OF Thunder noun.
tain. II followed Mule creek down
to the Monumental river and down
that stream some little distance.
While Roosevelt escaped the slide.
II received a baptism by reason Of
earth and rocks dammlng Mule
creek and perhaps the river also. r.
is not likely the buildings on the DE.
wart mine were damaged. as they
are above the placer claims.
Town Wiped Out.
ROOSEVELT. Idaho. June a.
There was nobody reported dead to-
day as the result of the landslide
three miles long and two hundred
feet wide that damned up Mule
creek yesterday. Roosevelt Is prae-
tieaiiy wiped out The slide started
at the CasWell & Curran placer
claims. The slide Is from Thunder
mountain following Mule creek 10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-10
BOWLING RECORDS
GOOD PERFORMANCE WE'RE MADE
 DURING LAST YEAR.
George. Jerrett Averaged 206 fin Five Games and Harry Staude Made New Three Game
 Mark.

Bowling is a sport which Is very strong throughout the East and Mid dle West. but in Montgomery it has not gained much of a following al- though five public alleys are now in operation here. Some good records were made during the year of 1908 the. feature ones. being as follows:
 At Washington D. C., Jan 3. Harry Krauss. broke the worlds record for consecutive bowling when he finished a twenty four hour grind with out a rest. averaging 1s5 pins for the 1ts
 At Hartford Conn.,. Jan IT. Frank Griffith and J. E. Upton rolled 100 games in thirteen hours. Griffith av- eraged l73 for his string.
 At Milwaukee Wis. Jan. IS, in a state tourney William Bedtke of Mill wauke had a score of 716 for three games in the individulas.
 At New York. Jan. 20 Harry Staude of Brooklyn rolled perfect score of 300 and then followed this with two scores of 26S and 256. His average of PIP pins for three games is a
 At St. Louis, Feb. r.. the Koenig- Kaiser ten pin .ive-man team defeated the Hyde Parks. breaking the worlds record with a total score of s.S64 pins in three games.
 At New York Feb. IS. Harry Cohn averaged 233 6-12 pins in a tournament series of twelve games.
 At Newark N J. April 23. Lee R. Johns averaged 240 in eight games.
 At Fort Wayne Ind, Dec. 22, George s. Garrett averaged 266 35 in a five game match. Dec. 27. Jarrette rolled a 300 score in a tournament.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-10
FOUL TIP ] DREADED
IT IS THE BANE TO ALI STAR
Best Men sn several Leagues Were
 aOu by Near Fouls.

The foul tip is the bane of all back stons Many a good man has been re- moved from the game at most da.n dSt cal periods because of injuries ss susSasrv svarv big league backstop of prominence mas mas st one time or other been out or the game because of injuries susIalnsso asa harvest that it reaped included such men as Criger, Kling, Clarke. Bemis Schmidt. Shreck and FBresnehan. st,.ss
 A broken z AngsTr Agr,.. nurh aSr,es. ChicaEo claims that suliiyan's absence a ,on afs ifs pennant chances. Cleveland mTss mos,
 likely gS9ld xams nass if ssea GiaaRs aee had had the misfortune to have his nhker hurt. Su eans woraer why SS that inc bacKstops, year after year. bat way down next to the Ritener as is shown by the averages. fEeuuy Payne of Detroit attributes inis tDU ' the fact that it is seldom during an entire season that catcher has not a sore finger and that this prevents them from gripping the bat secureiy and as result hurts thelr Dattlhs
 The worst kind of a foul tip is one that the bateter merely touches-Just defects the ball out pr It's course cen+ ent into into the e waiting palm; It makes no difSerence how a catcher holds his hands when one of these IS coming. No man can change ms usth Giu'en ni3cben HcbH usingc lots of steam the results of one of these foul tips is awful one of Walsh's fast ones tipped by Clcve- bie no-hit game of Joss's last season. Shreck's finger was merely. held to- gether by the skin, so terrible was the would have yanked off the finger, en- tirelX.