Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-19

REACHES 1880.
NOtaries Fail to Reach Agreement
to Move Up Town

Thirty-fonr thousand seven hun
dred and thirty was the total num-
Der OF applications which had been
received by Judge wltten for land
In the Flathead. Spokane and Occur
d'Alene Indian reservations this fore
noon. The total number received
tor Occur d'Alene was 1880, Flat
head, s.Oss. aud Spokane. 1859.
The registration for the Occur
d'Alene reservation for Saturday was
1850. This was 6O0 less the regis
tration on the previous day.
The notarIes rested yesterday and
incidentally considered pooling
proposition suhmitted to them by the
business men. Many landseekers
came TO the city last night for the
purpose OF registering and bright
and early this morning the notarles
were al work again receiving appll.
cations. Two trains arrived early
this morning from Spokane spe-
cial and a regular morning train, and
both were crowded to their utmost
capacity with homeseekers and these
we're followed BY regular and special
trains during the day. and the
raufatnaffnn haaaha - am.N.. a.
scene Of activity. II Is expected that
the registration today viii be fully
equal to that OF former days. as Il h
anticipated that many will come
from the east who have registered at
Missoula aud KalispeIl for the Flat.
head reservation.
Notarle~ Fail 20 Agree.
The notarles failed to agree TO the
proposition submitted to them by the
business mems committee appointed
to bring about = plan where they
would all be located further up IN
the city 80 that the landseekers
would have an opportunity TO see the
city and also to eliminate the keen
rivalry between them. The PROPOSE
ton submitted by the committee was
that all the notaries should pool
their interests and occupy a large
building which would be provided
wlth booths and located on the Ma
sonic lodge lot on Sixth and sher.
man. The interest OF each notary
was TO be based upon the number of
applicants registered during the
three days OF registration. That "
to say. that a notary who during that
time had registered 1000 would
have 600 shares, and one who had
registered during that time 500 would
have shares equal to that number.
and the expenses were to be borne In
proportion TO their shares. and In
this proportion the profits were also
TO be divided. The downtown notRr-
les agreed 10 the plan, but a number
of the uptown notaries would not
agree. and the committee became dis
gusted Wlth the situation and decided
to exert no further efforts To bring
about the pooling OF the interests of
the notarieS. but TO permit conditions
10 remain as they are. II may be.
however, that Ia the course OF 3 feW
days an agreement will be reached
and the original plan carried out.
but Il looks very doubtful now
Car From Moscow.
A special car OF the Northern Pa.
eihc Railroad company arrived In the
city today bearing twenty -seyen resi-.
dents OF the Inland Empire. The
majority OF the party was composed
Of Moscow people. aud their visit toI
the city was for the purpose OF regis.
tering for lands Ia the Occur d'AleBe
Indian reservation They have al
ready visited MissOula and registered
for lands in the Flathead reservation.
and also have registered for lands In
the Spokane. and are nov on their
homeWard Journey. The party was