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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-07-21
CASHMERE NOTES.

VIM. Patton had an auto accident
while returning from trip to We
natchee lake, where he with his bro
Their Fred and their families had
been for a days outing, going In
their new touring cars. On turning
a corner at a rapid rate of speed a
wheel was crushed, throwing Mr..
Patton through the glass front and
cutting his scalp, while Mrs. Patton
and Kenneth were bruised and cut
about the face by being thrown to
the roadside. Other than these no
great damage was done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raab, with her sis
ter, Miss. POmeroy, are at Vachon
Island, on their summer vacation.
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timber. worth from $S.75 to 81 a
thousand feet on the stump.
HAS
LIQUOR PROBLEM

Guthrie. Okla, July 21.-An in
junction to prevent the state from
interfering in the transportation of
liquor shipped into the state from de-
pots, warehouses and express Offices
to residences came up for hearing in
the district court at Oklahoma City
today. The action was brought by
the Oklahoma Distributing company,
and is directed against the sheriff of
Oklahoma county, Aacting Superin-
tendent Stone Of the state dispensary
and several others officially interest
ed In the enforcement Of the liquor
laws.
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THIS DATE IN HIsTORY-yULY .,

THIS DATE IN HISTORICALLY q
16S3-Lord William Russell be.
headed in London Born Septembe,
20, 1889.
1796-Robert Burns, Scotland's
national poet, died. Born January
rs, 1859.
181S-Charles Robinson, frs,
governor of the state of Kansas
born. Died August II, 1894.
1836-First railway line in Can
ada, from La Prairie to st. Johns
Quebec. opened
1853-Miss Anna A. Gordon. w
C. T. U. leader, born.
1861-Federals defeated in the
first battle of Manassas Junction.
1S96-China and Japan concluded
a commercial treaty.
1903-King Edward and Queen
Alexandra arrived at Kingstown on
a visit to Ireland.
1908-Bishop Henry c. Potter OF
New York died. Born in Schenec-
tady, May, 25, 1885.
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GIRLS To Do THE
DRAWING

Spokane, Jluy 21.--When little
Harriet Post of Spokane, Telen Ham
ilton of Occur d'Alene, Idaho, and
Christina M. Donlin of Missoula,
Mont, formally appointed by James
W. Witten, superintendent in charge,
are led upon the platform at Occur
d'Alene the morning Of August 9 to
make drawings for 100000 acres of
Indian lands in eastern Washington,
northern Idaho and western Mon
tana, it is expected that fully 300,-
900 applicants will have been regis
tered in person or by proxy, the lat.
ter being for war veterans.
Registration started OFF lively at
Occur d'Alene, Missoula. Kalispell
and Spokane a few moments after
midnight on July IS, and so great
has been the rush since then that
more than 500 public notaries, as
sisted by from 1,000 to 1900 clerks,
nave Dctu hCpL iiLCtdi oA tIiC JUN =,
with the result that they are reap
ing a harvest Of silver in the shape
of 25-cent fees The majority of the
notaries are exempting former SOL
diers and sailors. but as it Is they
stand to receive between $4,000
and $4,000 for their work during
the 10 days.
Judge Wftten estimates that 1907
900 persons will register in Spokane
between now and August 5, with
10000 at Occur d'Alene and $4,000
at Missoula and Kalispell, adding
that practically every state and ter
ritory in the Union and most of the
provinces in the Dominion of Canada
will be represented. The applicants
coming from Canada of course are
citizens of the United States.
The government is exercising its
power to eliminate spectators and
so-called soldiers of fortune, and
every applicant is compelled to de-
clare under oath that he intends to
make his future home on the land.
Violators will be prosecuted for per-
Jury In all cases where the depart
ment receives sufficient facts to war;
rant making arrests. Judge Witten
| announced, adding also that If the
experience at former openings may
| be taken as a criterion not more
than 40 per cent Of the fortunate
ones will take advantage of Uncle
| Sans bounty. However, locators
and others who have gone over the
three reservations say that not 5
per cent of those drawing lands will
let their chances to own $50 acres
slip by this time. as practically all
of the land is adapted to grain, fruit
and hay crops.
Three thousand homesteads are
contained in the areas to be disposed
of at the drawing. Because Of the
heavy filing the chance of becoming
the possessor of a quarter section of
agricultural, timber or grazing land
is reduced to about one in a hun
dred. 1t will be worth while for the
lucky ones, as best quarter sections
in the white pine belt of northern
! Idaho will cut 5,000,O0O feet of saw
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Mr. and Mrs. Perdue are also In
Seattle in attendance at the Epworth
league convention and fair.
Rev. Mr.. Thompson, of Bellfng-
ham. has filled the Presbyterian pull
pit for two Sundays during Mr.
Raab's absence.
John Sullivan Is building a fine
residence on his acres west Of town
The Farmers & Merchants bank
has purchased the G.. A. r. hall and
lots for a bank site.
A runaway of an Indians team
resulted In breaking the arm Of
squaw, who was sleeping in the back
of the wagon.
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Chamberiain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy Wsa1d
Have Saved Him 500.

"In 1892 had very severe at
tack of diarrhoea," says r. N. Farrar
of Cat Island, La. "For several weeks
was unable to do anything. On
March IS, 1907, / had similar at
tack, and took Chamberlain Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which
gave me prompt relief. consider 1t
one of the best medicines Of its kind
In the world. and had I used 1t In
1902 believe it would have saved mo
4 hundred dollar doctors bill. Sold
by all dealers.
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Of shut the spectators
the
praiseworhy say the least 1t difficult however mpeach the
motives although known that
have intention of living the land should they
But be difficult
title lands than has been the heretofore with pub
residence
Of ones right will be permitted The motives of the
prospective should closely
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A TWIN STRUCTURE.

building constructed Jointly by the city and by the commercial
club should commodous and slightly structure than if
each should build separately But originating plans
should be made for housing the fire department building
The Odors from the housing of horses the building with
the city offices the entire structure and dsagreeab
The city hall should be used exclusively for the police and for
the offices Of the departments of the This
the plan followed in most municipalities at the present time
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Dan Fiske, who has spent the last
two weeks in the east, stopped here
yesterday between trains on his way
to Seattle.
Earl Young, of Seattle, Is here
visiting at the Godfrey home on Che
Ian Avenue South.
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Mrs. DR.. Gilchrist and daughter
left yesterday to visit the fair for
several weeks.
Miss Nellie Buttles returned yes
terday from Merritt after spending a
week there
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f. J. Hollenbeck returned yester-
with his mother and sister.
John Lily, president of the Farm
ers & Merchants Bank at Cashmere,
was In town yesterday on business
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-11-26
81: Lucie County Bonding Law $

snail faithfully perform the dut,as
ana trust confined lii him and sba,,
duiy account for all such sums q,
money as may come to his hands III,
virtue Of this trust, which said bond
snail be approved by the Board or
county Commissioners, and the
county Commissioners may from
time to time circumstances NAV re-
qnire, demand additional security
from any such trustees. The cost Of
SAID surety company bond shall he
paid from funds in the hands Of said
trustees.
Sec. G. The official ballot Of said
election shall be substantially as fol-
Ows:
OFFICIAL BALLOT, SPECIAL,
ELECTION, ST. LUCE COUNTY
FLORIDA.
'''''''''' - :. ....,, 600, 1909.
Precinct No.. :.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-11-26
GEO. e. BUTTON
WILLIAM X. HARDEE

Sec. T. The voter shall make known
his choice at such election by MAX
ing cross-mark (X) on the official
ballot in the space before the words
For Issue of Road Bonds, or
Against Issue of Road Bonds, as
he is for or against the same; and a
cross-mark (X) before the candidate
of his choice for Road Bond Trus-
tees.
Sec. =. Such election shall be
held at the several precincts where
lhe fast general election was held in
said county, and the County Commits
sioners shall appoint the inspectors
of election for each precinct. such
election shall be conducted and the
canvass of returnG made in the man
ner and within the time prescribed
for generar election, except as in TINS
Act otherwise provided, and except
that the returns shall be delivered to
he Chairman and Clerk Of the Board
of County commissioners instead OF
the Supervisor of Registration and
County Judge, and that the Boad ID
County Commissioners shall canvass
the returns, declare the results and
cause the same TO be recorded III
their minutes.
Sec. 9. II it shall appear by the
returns Of said election that MAJOR
inv of the votes cast in said election
shall be For Issue of Road Bonus
the County Commissioners shall be
authorized and required to issue such
bonds; but if the majority OF inc
votes shall have been Against ISSUE
of Road Bonds" no bonds shaIl III
issued
Sec 10. In case the issuing OF
bonds shall he authorized by the re-
sult of such election, the County
commissioners shall cause notice 10
be given by publication in paper
in the county that they VIII receive
bids for the purchase of said bonds
at the Clerks Office on or before '"e
exniration of thirty days from 'he
first publication of such notice l'e
notice shall specify the amount VI
bonds offered for sale, the rate Oh III
terest and the time when the pr'hcl-
no, and installments of interest SHAH
no dine and payable. Any and all
bids may he rejected If the
commissioners shall deem it for the
,ntorest Of the county to do So ana
,hav NAV cause new notice to Oe
s,vsr IN like manner, inviting other
h,ds for said bonds; provided, Ihat
such bonds shall not be sold lor ie'S
than ninety-five cents on the ao,,"'
and in current money of the on''ea
States of America.
Gee. II. The County comp''''0A
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| olHcl ScCuIlly LOT us ldllnlUl per-
Torrance according to the specifca-
lions and contract to be entered into
in that regard; Provided, That in
case the Trustees do not receive sat
isiactory bids for tie road work, they
may advertise again in like manner
COR new bids on the work.
Sec. 1G. Said Road Bond Trus-
tees shall he allowed from the pro-
ceeds OF the bonds three dollars
CS3.OO) per LAY for such time actual
~ engaeed in the work and expenses,
said expenses to he approved by the
Board Of County Commissioners.
Sec II. No Road Bond Trustee
shall be or become personally inter-
"sted n any contract let ior u ron
corning any read work. uona per-
formed or to be done or performed
for said county or in the sale or fur
nlShln2 If any material On labor Tor
such work, or any part thereof, or
shall directly or indirectly be or be-
come personally interested therein,
or have or receive any commission,
fee or gratuity in regard thereto, and
any such person violating any provi-
sion of this section shall, upon con-
viction thereof, be punished by fine
not exceeding one thousand dollars
(Sl,OOOOO) or by imprisonment not
exceeding one year, or both, in the
discretion of the Court.
Sec. IS. The Road Bond Trustees
shall quarterly, on such day as may
be required by the Board of County
Commissioners, render a report to
the said Board in which they shall
state the amount of money received
and for what purposes and from what
sources, severally, and when receiv-
ed and where ami how the same has
been invested, and enumerating the
kind and amount of securities held
therefor, describing the same separ-
ately and such other matters as may
be required the Board in order to a
full understanding; and said Road
Bond Trustees shall make full COM
plete and detailed report showing the
amount of road work done, and the
mileage, width, material of which
built, and cost of each road or part
of road built. Said report shall be
published in some newspaper pub
lished in the county.
Sec. 10. All money collected to pay
the interest, or for the sinking fund
of said bonded debt, shall be paid ov-
er by the Tax Collector, other per-
sons receiving the same, on account
of taxes collected on property sold
therefor to the said Road Bond Trus-
tees, anu tlIt SdlU trustees are re-
quired to pay out of the money SO re-
ceve1 the interest of said county
bonds and to invest the residue in
The bonds aforesaid, or in bonds or
banks or trust company paying in.
terest, to be he'll as an accommodating
fund for the ultimate redemption of
said BONDS.
Sec. 20. The said Road Bond Trus-
tees, or either of them, may resign
at any time by. communication in
writing to the Board of County Com,
missioners, and any one or more of
said Road Bond Trustees may be Re
moved for sufficient cause by the Judge
of the Circuit Court upon petition
signed by any bond holder or taxpay-
er, setting forth the cause of COM
plant, but no Trustee shall be re-
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moved without notice and opportun-
ity to be publicly heard, unless it APP
pears that the accused Trustee has
absented himself so that notice could
not be served
Sec. q. In all cases where yacan-
cies shall occur they shall be filed
from the district where the vacancy
occurs by nomination Of the Road
Bond Trustees and the confirmation
Of the Board of County Comm sion,
ers, and in case the said ROAD Jond
Trustees do not within iftcC. days
after the written notice OF IL. eXis-
tencc of such vacancy, ap. Int
suitable person to fill such vacancy,
the Board of County Commissioners
shall elect suitable person to fill
such vacancy from such district
+ where the vacancy occurs.
Sec. 22. Any person dissatisfied
with the announcement of the Coun-
ty Commissioners of the result of
said election Eere,n provided to be
held, shall lave ri hit, within thir-
ty days al er such announcement rs
made, to test by suit for Injunction
filed within thirty days alter such an
nouncement, the right of the County
Commissioners Of ST. LUCE county to
issue the bonds proposed to be Isl
sued; but no contest Of such election
and no question as to the validity or
legality of such hood or the suffi-
cheney of the proceedings whereby
the issuance of such bonds have been
authorized, shall be made or raised
in any proceeding Instituted more
than thirty days after the making of
such announcement; and the issu-
ance of such bonds, unless enjoined
by said proceedings instituted within
thirty days from the making of such
announcement, shall stand in all re-
spects as valid and legal, and the
bonds so issued, regardless of any
Irregularities in the election or other
proceedings when signed as in this
Act provided, by the Chairman and
Clerk of the Board of County Com
missiOners and delivered to the pur-
chasers, shall constitute valid
claim and bond against the county OF
st. Lucie for the payment of which
both principal and interest, accord
ing to the terms of said bond, shall
stand pledged all the taxable prop
erty within st. Lucie county.
Sec. 20. If in any judicial pro-
ceedng 1t is aIjudged or decreed by
Court of competent authority that
the Road Bond Trustees herein pro-
vided for are not legal officers under
the Constitution of the State Of Flor
ida, then this judgment or decree
shall not effect the legality and val
idity of the bonds issued herein pro-
vided for; and the Board of County
Commissioners shall proceed under
the general law to appoint the Trus-
tees provided for in said general law,
and the Board of County Commits
sioners shall expend the proceeds of
said bond for the purpose provided in
this Act as if said bonds were issued
under said general law.
Sec "A. All laws and parts Of
laws in conflict with this Act are
hereby repealed.
Sec %. This Act shall take effect
Immediately upon its passage by the
Legislature and approval by the Gov
ernor
Approved May 26, 1909.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-12
THE DEADLOCK BROKEN.

The battlesbip silver service commits.
sion met in Jackson yesterday, when
Gov. Noel, chairman, ruled that Mrs.
Lockwood was entitled to a vote in the
proceedings, %whereupon the contract
for the silver service was awarded to ].
e. Caldwell & Co., of Philadelphia,
through a Meridian firm, the price being
$1,000. A motion was adopted making
Gov. Noel, DR.. Rowland and Mrs. Lock-
wood a committee to attend to all mat
tiers pertaining to the silver service
purchase and it's presentation.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-12
GOV. NOEL'S REPLY.

Replying to the letter OF Ex-Governor
Nardaman in which he was advised thai
a certified check for S1,704.S o had beer
been deposited with the State Treasurer
Governor Noel says:
Dear Sir-Your letter Of the ST.
inst, vas received. informing me you
wards, a certified check for Si,704.S0, or
the Merchants Bank and Trust Co., o.
Jackson, Miss, and had instructed Mr.
Edwards to turn it over to me as chair.
man OF the battleship commission when
the commission, or person authorized
by the commission, shall have purchased
a silver service, and the same is ready
for delivery.
"All jewellers in this State and out
side of it were afforded opportunity to
compete for the silver service. None
In this State were, OF are, able, accord
ing to my information, to do more than
represent outside designers, or manu-
factories. IL the matter is r~eopened, it
should be done at a regular meeting OF
the committee which could dispose OF
the question on the bids already in, or
reopen the whole matter at their discre-
ton.
"a meeting Of the committee is called
for Thursday, March 18th, at ten a. H.,
at which time, all the members of the
committee, | learn will be in Jackson"
Discussing this matter further, Gov
ernor Noel stated that the collection
and investment Of the funds for pur-
chase of the battlesbip service are
purely questions of business and of
public concern; that nothing had been
done or said by or to him, in any CON-
meeting, calculated to excite i'll
feeling; and that his action In the affair
had been and would be guided by his
Of the Legislative Resolu-
ton under which he was acting Clarion
Ledger, 10th inst.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-03-12
GREENWOOD LEFLoRE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH T. 1909
VARDAMAN PUTS UP
A CERTIFIED CHECK.
Stlci 5 to Original Proposition Not to
Turn 1t Over to Commission.

-Governor Yardsman has "eomt
across with the money that was paid
to him while Governor for the purpose
Of buying a silver service for the battle.
ship Mississippi-st least he has de.
posted a certified check for the amount
with State Treasurer Edwards, accom-.
panied by the following note:
II hand you herewith a certified check
on the Merchants Bank and Trust Com
pany of Jackson, Miss, for Sl,704 so, the
amount of funds which ] hold in trust
for the purchase of the silver service
for the b%attleship Mississippi. You will
turn this check over TO the chairman of
the silver service commission when the
service shall be purchased by the CON-
mission, or some one authorized by the
commission to purchase it and ready for
delivery to the commission"
AT the same time Ex-Governor Var
daman also addressed a note to the
commission advising as to what he had
done.
Just what the commission will do
about this matter is not known, but it
is not believed they will accept this
proposition. They take the position
that while the certified check is all
right, it has the same old Objectionable
string tied to it, and is not in the
hands of the commission or in the bank
the credit of the commission and
drawing interest as is the balance OF
the fund collected on this account.
Governor Noel, chairman Of the CON-
mission, will have a statement to give
on this subject today, or in the very
near future, and it is safe to predict
hat the deadlock will not be broken by
he e~x-Governor's proposition.-Jrckson
Ledger, 9th inst.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-03
La Junta wnl Have up.to.oa,e
Laundry.

j. F. Cook, OF Topeka. Kan. and
Mr.. Brandt, OF Denver. were here this
week looking for location for a
first class steam laundry. with a
cleaning aud dyelng department as
an additional feature. They made a
proposition TO the Industrial Associa.
tion that they would put in a laun-
dry here provided the Association
would get up list OF signatures con.
taining 100 names OF good parties who
would each agree TO buy n SO coupon
book when the laundry was ready TO
do business. A committee was APP
pointed TO canvass for signatures and
they had no difficulty In securing the
required number.
Mr.. Cook was formerly connected
with laundry at Pueblo and knows
how to treat Arkansas river water
In order to make 1t soft. The com.
pany. which will be known as the ].
r Cook Laundry Company, has ex.
amined several pieces OF property and
also conferred with contractors re.
garding the cost OF the required
building. II looks now ms though La
Junta would have first class laun-
dry In the very near future.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-03
Death Of Charlie Grimes.

The body OF Charlie Grimes was
found In the water closet Of the Lol-
by saloon about six O'clock Tuesday
evening The deceased was thirty.
two years old and was son Of Scott
Grimes. an old.ume mail clerk Of
this city. Charlie was a printer by
trade. He left here some ten years
ago for Omaha. Neb.. where he fol-
lowed his trade. lie came here
about two weeks ago to visit with
his sister. Mrs. Elmer Jaynos. and
had been drinking some He leaves
a wife and a seyen-year-old son. His
mother also lives In Omaha. mar
ried sister lives In Sidney, Neb.. and
his twin brother. Al Grimes. lives In
Shawnee, okla The latter was ex.
pected To arrive In La Junta last
night. The father Is mail clerk
running out Of Albuquerque. n. NJ,
but was formerly n resident OF this
city.
Tho funeral win take place this
afternoon from the Methodist church
At $3.50 o'clock.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-03
Son of Geo. L. Holly Drowned.

John Willis Holly. the cightpei
months old son OF MIR. and Mr
George L. Holly. was drowned IN az
irrigation ditch at Sparks, New, oi
June 2sth. II is supposed the ll
tie fellow attempted to follow az
older brother. who rode block IN
grocery wagon that had Just deliver
cd some goods at the residence. anC
while attempting to cross the dItcl
on 4 small foot bridge. fell IN.
Another grocery wagon driver saw
what he supposed was q big dol
floating down the ditch. He fishe'
II out and was Mortified to find 4
was q child. The child was carried
to the house and every effort made Z
revive II. but without avail.
The funeral services were held a
the Methodist church In Pueblo OF
Thursday. Rev. X. II. Ayres. OF "a
Junta. officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. II
W. Potter. Mr.. and Mn. !. W. Fish
or. and Mrs. G. A. Reynolds. mo,he'
Of Mr.. Holly. went TO Pueblo to AZ
tend ths funeral.