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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-18

We have q fine Improved
farm three miles from Stool.
ton, Cal. and one on Snake
river, Walla Walla Co., wash.
Also some of the finest resi-.
dent property in Boise, Idaho.
List your property with Us
and give us a call before Won
purchase.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-18

"a pcssimis,." said the phllosopber
OF folly, 'is one who, when he has
the choice Of two evils chooses both
and sticks around to wait for more. -
Cleveland reader.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-18

An extra fine buy, 125 acres
black loan sell unimproved farm
on Occur d'Alene lake close to
Occur d'Alsne, 1000 cords wood,
$4,000 feet Of saw timber, several
buildings, three springs, one large
enough to irrigate with, excellent
timothy hay or orchard land and
dirt cheap. At 5000 cash.
Terms if desired,
We sell. improved farm and city
property anywhere in northwest.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-18
TAxPAYERs, NOTICE.

The taxes for 1909 Will be due
October II and become delinquent
the first Monday In January, 1910, at
which time 10 per cent penalty viii
be added.
J. w. SMITH,
Aaaaaanr nud rrav
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-18
COMING EVENTS

October S-15-Catholic ladies' bazaar.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-09-18

Choice residence property, 7
blocks from center of city,
60x185 IT,, price $500
Good 1S-room lodging
house in center Of city. money
maker, modern, everything
nearly new, owner must sell
now, going out on a home.
stead, price-------- $4,000
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-02-02
OUR DIsORGANIZED LAND SYSTEM.

legislature power change land laws and there
difference opinion whether would be well to give it
such power force Of popular elective body and
will we'll represent the people if expresses by joint resolution the
general protest against the land exchange or sale business as long
The Lanai deal the most conspicuous example and
prevent has failed there has been no ruling SUP
porting on the of the The Importance of these land
deals and popular them such that any executive or
department undertakes responsibility IS almost court
ing trouble Perhaps way after all that has been DONE 70
have land commission will really investigate and study the prob
coming before it. 1t is that we have Just had land co
composed of able and citizens
of undouted good faith But they all busy men, and their reports
show that they together for discussion before
rerorng That commission has done much more than give spare
time thought study of the problems does not appear was
needed for the framing OF the n
laws here investigation Conditions differ different places close
together elsewhere The terms and rules OIL
disposal of the lands they the situation must differ cor
respondngy
The Star protest against proposed numbering
the ground that will probably detoes large
area and affect rainfall This important matter FRO
exchanges These various questions
agd and there approach to an agree
en Vast public land do have been even sur
the need of land commission, one with
authority its time the work OF studying
classifying mapping the public lands and finally framing law
the object of disturbing profitable use OF
already occupied devopedor that would be most absurd
pocybut of paving the for adding to the whole ISL
ands prosperity by the development and occupancy OF lands now de
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-02-02
ADMIRAL SPERRY
VISITS THE KING

ROME, January liking Victor
Emmanuel received Rear Admiral
Sperry in private audience at the Out
rinal Palace today. His majesty con-
versed in English for more than half
an hour regarding the voyage of the
fleet, which he regarded as a most re-
markable achievement. He had fol-
lowed its movements even to details
The king expressed his deep appre-
citation of what America had done for
Italy in sympathy and relief for those
who had suffered in the earthquake
The Italian people would never forget
the unanimous manifestation of the
American government and the Ameri-
can nation down to the humblest citi-
zens. His majesty alluded to the enr-
gy and ability shown by Mr. Griscom,
the American ambassador in promptly
sending succor to the spot
INTRODUCES STAFF 10 KING.
Rear Admiral Sperry, after the pri-
vate audience, presented his staff,
composed of Commodore Albert w.
Grant, Paymaster Samuel MCGOWAN,
Lieut.. Commander Simon P. Fullin-
wider. and Lieut. Daniel w. Wurts-
baugh, to the king The king talked
with each one and expressed his plea
ure at being able to meet them.
Admiral Mirabello, the Italian min
lister Of marine, took occasion at a
dinner last evening given by Ambas-
sador and Mrs. Griscom in honor OF
Rear Admiral Sperry to voice the feel
ing of the Italian nation toward the
American people and the American
navy. Several distinguished officers
of the Italian navy were present and
besides Rear Admiral Sperry and his
staff there were also among the guests
four American officers and two mid
shipmen.
EXCHANGE OF TOASTS.
Mr.. Griscom proposed the health OF
King Victor Emmanuel and admiral
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-02-02
THE ROAD WORK.

Moore had ample opportunity to promote oadaK
maintaining reform the he served on the Board
of Supervisors The of the city paved with god to
Mr. Moores phrase that much at any otner time
and great deal of such costly paving done then needs to be done over
again Nevertheless Mr. Moore other citizen does we'll
call attention whatever faults he deem to exist or be con-
tnued in the building maintenance of highways.
It must some committee of the Board OF
Supervisors however Moores criticism answered with
present work by such practical John A.
McCnde formerly the head of the Department OF Public Works
The method condemned by Mr. Moore is declared to be right one
and manifest Improvement both economy and efficiency by Mr.
McCndeS With regard letting road construction to contract
original Moore That plan adopted IN
government 1t has been discussed
with favor Of the present Supervisors not on the ROAD
committee without knowing that had been discussed by his
colleagues Chairman Quinn of that Saturday last stated
opinion new construction island belt road should be
put to contract in public competition
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-02-02
THE INsIGNrFICANCE OF NEVADA.

The Nevada which has begun anta agitation
own joke and anomaly American states In the
city where legislature is solennly passing
possible international Importance had about halt the
population The entire state had population OF 1896
than the city Honolulu today Since then there has been
some increase very great The estimated population OF the
whole State of Nevada year 6Oooess than half that OF
the Territory of Hawaii
The State of Nevada however has members of the United
States Senate The the right of each state to two
Ne Work Representation the of Congress being
portiona to population Nevada has only Congressman
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-02-02
PAPER
FOR SALE.

French Ranges-Brick settling sizes
IT. to feet at right prices. Set up
ready for fire. Zinc lined Redwood
Bath tubs complete. Wind midd force
pumps, all brass cylinders. Large
variety of special pipe and fittings.
Prompt attention 10 job work in
plumbing.
EMMELUTH & CO., LTD.
Phone 211. las King Street
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-02-02

The insignificant little of Nevada has legislature which
threatens adopt resolution insulting nation friendly to the
whole United States Under these circumstances should there not be
which the nation interfere? The constitution and law
appear provide way anyhow any step which would take from
the legislature any of its independence would be ercey resented all
the Doubtless Roosevelt would much like to find
for stepping bit of disturbance whc>he could in
woke martial aw,and he is auocratc enough do i-dis
banding the Legislature AS it if the Nevada legislature its
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-02-02

Doubtless plenty of good Porto Rcans like those now
here who excellent women The last time the planters
made an importation Porto Rico they got fine collection OF jail
birds doubtless many police Porto Rico wore joyful smiles
when they saw aggregation leaving This time if to be
attracted here the character of those imported
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-02-02


Mirabello that of President Roosevelt
and the American navy, the admiral
expressing the heartfelt gratitude of
all Italians for the succor which the
American navy had given in the ter
ribleJ misfortune which had befallen
one of the finest regions of Italy. The
immensely of the disaster, he said,
had brought forth splendid proof OF
the solidarity of humanity even be-
yond the ocean.
I'VE desire to give our very special
thanks said Admiral Mirabello, to
the illustrious Admiral Sperry, who
Immediately rushed with the most ra-
pid ships of lis fleet to our assistance.
We have lost much in not having been
able to rejoice over the arrival of the
brave officers and sailors of the Ame>
rican fleet, but we appreciate the deli
cacy of feeling which animated Ad-
miral Sperry in the decision he took
not to avail himself of our hospital
ity."
MIRABELLO CONGRATULATES
SPERRY.
Admiral Mirabello congratulated Ad-
miral Sperry on the cruise which is
now approaching an end. This per-
Torrance of the American fleet, he
said, had given material for thought
to every navy. 1t was not for him to
touch upon the political result of the
voyage around the world.
But" he said, you have obtained
practical and technical lessons which
will insure splendid results in the in
'ereasing development of the American
navy"
Admiral Mirabello said he desired
also Ito send affectionate salutations
to my friend, Admiral Evans a We
teran of the civil war, who initiated
this cruise, and to express to you, Ad-
miral Sperry, my admiration for hav-
ing worthily succeeded him in the SUI
preme command"
Admiral Mirabello proposed also the
health of Mr.. Griscom, saying that he
had worked in a true spirit of love,
taking the initiative in the work OF
relief.
Rear Admiral Sperry proposed 'Ad-
miral Mirabello and the Italian navy, "
which toast the American drank en-
Enthusiastically.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-02-02

resolution would that the least that be done will be for
the federal government to emphaticaly disavow it..
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-10
Financial Condition
 of Cochise County

The report Of County Treasurer Hicks fVr the month Of September shows ha, the receipts Of the onice were S66 ,4Oi 9y. Of this amount the larg st item was tn oi s62 ,505, which was pad in by the Commerce Trust Co for the Douglas school bond. that were recently cold. The balance is made up as | flows: Recorders fees. $S59 60; licenses collected by Sheriff Wtite, SIPS; probate court fees sl76. 35; school land leases. S24o. The other items are ot small amounts and consist Of money collected as justice peace fines, interest on county de posits snd back taxes.
 The expenditures during the month were B, IU9 96 of this amount S36n0 was pad ort Tn salary warrants; Be n+e High school va rants. $26 6.56; Douglas school district building fund warrants, s25; county superintendent warrants pad. sl37 50; Naco school district interes, coupons paid. s3OO.
 Tine balance in tine county treasury on the fret of the month was sl25,- 3,499.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-10
Health Conditions of
 Territory Are Good

"rhe general health cpnd tiuns in the territory at the present tune are as good ss can be expected st this season of the year. was tine statement of Dr F. : Godfrey, territorial super intendent of health, tn n Tucson Star reporter.
 With the exception of d number of typhoid cases now in existence, pin cipally in Cochise county the terri tory is virtual free from contagious or infectious diseases. A few cases ot typhoid are be ug cared for in Tues 'n but .il are mlld cases and the cOnts- zion is not likely to spread. Benson -till has A numher of csees, but the situation is improving.
 Dr Godfrey states that the outbreak oi typhoid At Bishee is nothing un usual. Such outbreaks are recorded every year in the big Cochise mining camp, but this year the epidemic ha, 1 necn he v CT than usual. Poor sani' rary conditions in Bisbee are respO n ble, says Dr. Godfrey.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-10
Reduction in Rates
 By Southern Pacific

A voluntary reduction, effective October 27, in the rate on canred goods from Kansas City. Memphis Nea Orleans, St Louis and Chicago to Phoenix and Ar'z ,na points, has been announced by the Southern Pacific.
 The reduction is quite important, ss great deal of canned goods are imported by merchants of arizona from the points named. It will effect saving of S54 per car
 The rate fir m Kansas City is now Sl D per 100 pounds and it will be reduc, q to Sl.63. The present rate of sl 80 from St Louis, Memphis and New Orlesn- will drop to Sl .65, and the SI 5 rate from Chicago O Sl70
 This means a saving of l5 cents per lOj pounds, or S54 on an ordinary car of 36, ,O0n pounds.
 In thee as-ificstion of canned good- is included vegetables, fruits jeilies, jams and meats. trscticslly all tht timed meats consumed m this erri tory come from Kansas City, Chicago and Omaha, and the Omaha rate IS affected by the Kansas City reduction Rate, fro all point east of the ones med will also be affsc' ed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-10
Probably Oldest Woman
 in United States

Probably the oldest woman in the United states Is MT. Harriet BroAn colored, who lives st lnOt MOntezuma avenue. At Ph'eoix, Mrs Brown is at least lI9 years of age, and has go q reason to believe herself even older than that
 The Gazette though she has lived six score years over, Mrs Browns act ve life is not yet ended Her eye sight is dIm, her hair Is almost white and she walks slowly with thr aid oi cane, yet each day she spends long hours ironing clo'hes m A l.un ry conducted ny her granddaughter, Mrs M A Steele, who is her nearest living relstise.
 The me ory of this remsrkt~le woman runs back almost tO the American revO ution. Some of heI recOllections are perhaps d st"rtsd hy the long vista of years, hut scores {" incidents of her earliest oh idhnoc stand out with remarKab!e distinct ness. Her remIniscence of shaver! days would fill voiIme.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-10
Output of Copper
 Queen for September

The output of the Cupper Queen for the month of September was 90!U. U00 unds of matte as against 9 5u0, UO0 in August, an apparent falling fl of ij0.CpO p.unds, though Tn reality the daily prnductiun was practically the same tAe past month being A day srort. q thirty day month instead oi & thirty one day month.
 At the Calumet and Arizona Sn ell CT there was little d ference between the nonths of August and September. ,sst month again running abont i ,5O0,- 0U0 pounds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-10
To Soon Begin Con-
 struction of Railroad

Within 25 days the Csnanes crm psnv will begin the construction Of the railroad from Cauanea to Agu Prieta. The ,'bcials at Agns Priets have received s communication from the City Of dexico ststing that the Csnsnea company will resume I'll . ing operat 'ons by the first of Novem- Der and that not only W II the road be built from Causnes 70 Agus PrietH but it will be constructed clear through to Chihushus to connec with the Sierra M .dre line. T'e con . struction of thi- line wac stopped b, su injunction issued for the : or. the ground- that the new l'ne would come under the thirty klometer con- cession granted the $ P when the road to Csnanea was built from Naco some years ago. The differences be- tween the Csnanea company and the s have been settled and the road VI be built.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-10
Young Lady Says
 She Is Nnt to BI me

A letter has been reserved here rrm Mis- Jessie Simons. who it will be rememl cred was % iciting subScrip- tions 10 the Great West Magazine n few days since. She states in her letter that she is not to blame for the subscribers not receiving their pap T. She says that she sent all the tub scriItIons in to the house Tn Denver and has been unable herself 10 get any sat siactioD out of the firm as to why the magazine has mt teen pub lIsked or U e money refunded to the various subscribers. In ju-tice to the young lady this statement 8 made tn corr ct the impression thst had beeL circulated that she wa- to blame in the matter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-10
Aviators a Feature
 of Territorial Fair

The territorial far commit. n will endesvor to br Dg Glen Curtrs, Wilbur Wright or some other amous aero plane artist to Pho-nix for the next far in Novem her, provided reasonable terms can he made W tn some of these aviators. Secretary Christy will com municate with Curtis and Wright at ot Louis, where they II be the week oi Oct. 6 to II at the centennial, giv- ing sxhibitlnns.
 The Gazette says: The secretary is already in communication with Bier lot aud one of Henri Faratns pupi $ whose machine will arrive or has arrived in New York. This aviator [ name ia Curzon s, d he was at Rheims during the first aerial contests Hs wants SlO'W h flight, winch seems s trti- high. lie guarantees succrssfu flights CT no pay. The secretary | hoping to get something within th' reach of the commission.
 Avistors are getting about thei own prices now apparently and tn pioneers are making money while onl few Oi them are in the tie d Cur ,is gets $500 per day; Delagr.nge Pauihan and Demanest asked S20' per day for fl ghts in France. Far man himself wants 5000 for s week exhibition.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-10
Invitations Issued
 For Taft-Diaz Day

Invitations to the Taft-Disz meet ing at Fl Psso were today received III Tombstone. These are contained in outer envelopes, embossed with the seals Of the two nations, an inner en- velope. plain. and al the top of the large invitation appears once more tht embossed coats oi arms Of the nations.
 On the first page in large light face letters Is engraved the announcement of the meeting of the presidents and rhe invitation to be present. The -econd page is blank and the third page sets forth a long iist ot official and committeeman. All in al! th' workmanship is very fine and the Tn vitation a credit to Fl Paso.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-10

Fireman Joe Henderson oi the local sraoch of the E ? & 5 W is taking r brief lay if and left for D"nglas oI husiness. During his absence Frank Jones is acting ss foreman
 WP White of Benson was today ap pointed county immigration commi-- sinner. The oifice is m capable hands and the comm,ssion-r will be able to do a va.t amou"t of good for c. chIse county THE PRosPECr-R extends congratulations 10 Bro. White.
 President Tsft's visit to Phoen'x will cost the municipal treasury $500. The city council appropriated that amount to entertain the deiegn tions from other cities whic.r will h. . the capital on that day sLd to de fray other pepses.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-10

The trial of McNe,ll and Wood s, &C., cused of the murder of Detective Schwartz year ago, has been post pnned at the Flagstaff court and W Il come up aga n next April.
 Hudson Fulton postage stamps have been received and placed nn sale by the principal postofdoes o: the ter ritory.
 The Arizona district se-finn of the Independent Order of Good Ternplars was held in Tempe last week
 Governor $ oan has remove d his family from his home at Prescott to Phoenix and wlll spend the ,inter a' the capital.
 The last report of the Maricopa county treasurer shows balance of cash ou hand to the credit of the county of S39 Ol2,2l.
 Two ramps were killed. another seriously injured, three big engines demolished and l5 freight cars wreck ed and smashed in head on cullls on at Flagstaff Sunday. An unknown man was ruh over and killed by an east bound freight train 
 at MsricOpa FrId " evening. He car ried no papers which posit vely rs- !! ve led his identity. A fine new pipe organ has beel in stslIed in the Central Methodist church at Phoenix.
 D Hunsaker of Phoenix last we' k I,-t a draft for S299.7O and a aiverti-, s trat he IS very anxious to have It re- turned
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-10
Rushing Railroad
 Work Into Naco

Eight miles oi grading has been lone on the new railroad ffo:n kel- ton ,n Naco Up to this nuFnIng .ver four miles of steel had teen lad. There are five grading camps engaged .t work and the move of one ci the camps day before yest':dsy va the ca ise oi report that Graut B-Ct'!,re' camp had been moved; the real 'a' t. oeing that one of the five ca p=, the one which was m the rear. bad com pl.ted its work and moved or 10 the front. Thi. camp contains about l3U mules and 30 men.
 Work IS being rushed on the grad lg and within the coming month the .umpany exp cts to have the steel aid into SacO
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-10
Two Candid ates
 for CIerkship

Ned Creighton, chief lieutenant fo J c Adams. and Roy Day dson. mem. her Of the legislature two years ago, a Phoenix, are reported Co be activ. candidates for the DDS ton of clerk ot the supreme conrt, hoping to infiuenc. che powers that be to ask for the res ignstion of Fr-d R Tritie; who is nov holding the job.
 Davidson Is said 10 have first been slated for Tritle's place, but later Adsms, who is executive committee man for the republicans of Maricops county, announced that he wanted the berth for Cre,gnton and now the twv of them are after it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-10
Expect to Build
 Home in Tombstone

The American Women's eag @ will shortly have chapter home in
 Tombstone, fl the efforts Of Secretary Frank April are successful, and the prospects seem favorable. A league mas been formed here, AS previous v .tsted in these columns recent y, and the organizers are tending their tfi 'rt- Q securing s s25OO chapter hone here, winch Is s-.ured W th a mem bersh'p of 40. The league plan IS one that is meeting with great suc- cess throughout, tre Uni'ed states and the history of its development shows marvellous growth. The Tombstone chapter is one of the first of.aniz~d ID rizons and the chapter LoQe- to n ve a home here within few mon ths
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-10
How s This :?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot he cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 J. CHENEY k Co, Toledo, o. We the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last l5 years, and 5elieve him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially, able carry ont any obligations made ov [ is frm.
 WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter. lally, acting direct upon the nIr,d aud mucous surface of the system I .stimonisls sent free. Price D cents per bottle. Sold by all duggists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-10

Wesley Gates, constable at Gleeson was D the cty today. bringing in s prisoner named Phil,pi, who is held to await the acton of the grand jur, on a charge of grand larceny. The officer W g particularly pleased in Uni. instance to land his man behind tn. bars, ss he has a personal in terest Ip the case.
 Last Ma'ch. just after MT Cate. had been appointed to the office or constable of the G eeson precinct some one appropriated his horse ard saddle.
 Suspicion at the time pointed so Philipi. A few days since he return ed to Gleeson, minus the horse. bu- brought the saddla with him. H.. wss quickly arrested hy the officer and will now have to answer to the grand jury for the otfense.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-10-10
Bisbee Explorers
 to Leave Soon

The Bisbee party that is to explore the Tibu -on island will leave on the 18th of this month and will go r" Gusymas.
 A large gasoline driven launch will take the party up the Gulf of Califo' = uis 10 the island aud will be kert near Tiburon during the time the ex. plorers are going over the island '. Tnere will be at les.. eight Of the party from B'sbee and they will he joined by Phoenix and Albuquerque men.
 Besides carrying large qusntit, oi provisions and fresh water, th. party will take a quantity of trinket to trade to the Indians.