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Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-04
MINING QUOTATIONS
NEVADA STOCKS

Exclusive dispatch to The Herald by L. A.
Crisler & Co, members Of Los Angeles stock
exchange, 200-2O1 l. W. Hellman building,
Los Angeles.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8-There was de-
cided lull in the market for Southern Nevada
stocks during today's session on Bush street,
and prices for the leading issues were slightly
lower under moderate selling pressure. A
few small buying orders from the east ed
vanced Consolidated points. Jumbo Exten-
sion was down l peg: Florence and Fraction
were weak at yesterdays figures.
The mines OF the Tonopah district shipped
total of 1886 tons Of ore Of estimated value
of $3.50 900 to the mills during the last week.
Belmont was down points and Jim Butler l.
For Montana "a cents was bid and for West
End 50.
Following were the closing quotations:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-04
WHEN IN CONVENTION

Are you boss at your house,"
"Vell, ! have a wife and daughter.
They generally run things according
to the tWo-thirds rule"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-04
BUILDING PERMITS

Following are the building permits
issued since the last publication of the
list and classified according to wards:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-04
BOSTON MINING STOCKS

Special service to The Herald by ]. c. Will
son, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles.
BOSTON, Nov 3.-The activity in coppers
continued today, all classes of stocks being
traded in, with prices stronger. There was
some profit taking in North Butte Copper
Range and East Butte, but the demand is
constantly increasing and speculation broad
aning
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-04
SAN FRANCISCO OIL STOCKS

Service to The Los Angeles Herald by J.. A.
Crsler d Co, member Los Angeles stock eX-
change. 2O0-901 1. W. Iellman building. Los
Angeles,
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov a--Fol1owIng were
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-04
NEW YORK CURB
3.-Following We're the
NEW YORK, Nov.
closing quotations.

Special service to The Herald by J. e. Will
son, 90 West Fifth street, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-04
Stockholders Meeting

The First Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders of the CROWN OIL
COMPANY will be held at Fillmore,
Ventura County, California, Monday,
November T. 1910. at 10 O'Clock a. M,
for the election of a Board of Directors
for the ensuing year and to consider
any business which may properly come
before the meeting.
BY order of the Board of Directors
C. B. WALSWORTH, Pres.
WAY c. WEST, Secy.
Oct. 25. 1910.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-25
PACIFIC ENGINEERING
COMPANY, LTD.
Consulting, Designing and Con-

structing Engineers.
Bridges, Buildings, Concrete Struc.
lures, Steel Structures, Sanitary Sys.
tens, Reports and Estimates on Pro
jects. Phone l46.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-25
PERRY DAVIS pA,hk,LLsa

10 the best. safest and surest remedy
for cramps, collie and diarrhea. As a
IMMINENT for wounds and sprains It Ia
unequaled. csc. $50 and soc.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-25

Bulletin Business 0iios Phone Csc.
Bulletin Editorial aeop Phone ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-25
SHORT STORIES FOR
EVENING HOURS
CHEERFUL lDlocY.
! = y y \ n a y n = y y y u n y y

sie's friend. whom she had met I'M
expectedly In one OF the big stores.
"Yor don't look as II the Christmas
rush had tired you. The last time
we met you were pale and languid.
Nov YOU are the picture Of health
What have you been doing to bring
about this SPLENDID changer"
well, as some people say, I've
been doctoring a Bit" replied Jessie
'rve been to specialist and think
Ism cured"
How odd! When ! saw you before
I suggested that You consult a physi
clan. but you said you hadn't time or
money or patience for doctors"
Il know II. but my Aunt Frances
gave me the money, 30 I mustered ~
patience and took the time. You see
my aunt has SO little to do that she
can't AFFORD to worry, SO when she
saw me looking worn out and run down
she insisted that have doctor looi
me over. I need some sort OF tonic
myself. she said. and we'll go to
gether. I'll make you little present
OF an examination
"Of course couldn't refuse her gen
erous offer, SO we went to see DIR
Blankington. You know what grea
gun he IL In the medical world. new
or should have dared to enter his Of
fee with my insignificant ailments I
hadn't been supported by Aun
Frances. who. with her white hair, rlcl
furs and gold lorgnette. adds dignit!
and Importance to any occasion.
eve waited In the anteroom for |
Hong time with a number Of patients
all Of whom glared at Us and at on,
another as II they themselves wer'
lthe only persons who had the priv
ilege Of paying S25 for consultation
rs that the price?" s., ="
1 Eyes DO you wonder that I len
fAunt Frances pay Il? Well. a. we "a
there waiting ! began to feel that
twas quite an interesting case, and
wondered whether the doctor woul
order me to Southern California o
Bermuda. and. II he did. whether Aun
Frances would feel Ike taking me.
I i was In the midst OF a lovely VII
Ion OF myself wrapped In rugs on
steamer chair Of IN outgoing vesse
when the unsympathetic attendan
announced In the most matter'of-fac
way That II was our turn.
l.
x THE dispatch with which that bus
doctor Investigated our symptom
ffears, hopes and general conduct wa
marvellous. He knew all about us ]
short order"
Did he ma that you had any ser
Gus trouble?
No, don't think he did. He sal
my condition gave no occasion 10
alarm. and he assured me that ther
was every reason 70 nope Tor quo
ana marked Improvement. he CAV
me bottle OF pellets rheh ne Ioun
several little Things the matter vii
Aunt Frances, out ne did not see'
10 think the state Oh her heaitn an
thhg 10 worry ABOUT ne gave her
bottle OF pellets. TOO she paid u
OIL ana we ieit, ieeins much el
couraged ana strengthened ny the DO
tors verdict
80 ! suppose MS medicine heipe
your
| wen. ! am inclined 10 thinK II hei
cd both OF US In a funny sort OF wa
hough heitner Oh US mas taken 81
sie Dit or u.
j why not!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-02
Bonn @euOlutiomar strn birserliden
Madjf6aber.

Die politiiden @ei6ide Der from
5iiiiiden Nepublif tperoen sese.ipdr,
tig BON einem Manne geieitet Ser
I'M Sabre 1902 ais repoIution6rer
So5ialiit in Die 4ammer gerpdblt
nurbe: BON ariitibe @riauo. CT
galt ieit laneem als Der folnmenoe
Mann als Die Madt binter benz
gurgertbron, un6 als er i'm syuli po-
rigen Sabres bas @rbe GIemen-
ceaus mtrat, NOR man gar llidt
eritaunt. Dennod: bieier Sebens.
gang lit ipunberbar, unb oas 8nn-
oerbarite lit geraoe, 6aB man Die
Moae, Die 8riano iest au jpie(en be-
rufen iit, als etmas Selbitperftdns.
lides binnimnlt uno binnebnlen
fam. als Sobn zines f(einen
&neipmirtes geboren, lit er dufee4
padien in Dem Wau6 nno Du1Ii
elmer S6enfe, Die 8usleid eill Gin=
geltaneel n~iebrigfter Mrt be6erberg-
te. 0as mar fem glonabpGer On.
fang. @ber Der begabte Sullae bat.
uer meiB unter peIden S6:pierig.
feiten un0 9emiitigungen, cine 70.
bere SduIe beiudt; bot Ituoieiell
oiirfen muroe Mooofat III Saillt.
Na5aire. 90 beroarb er Iid Die
2mfbabn, neil er leibenidoftIide
@efiible i'm re6ten Mugenblif nibt
au siigeln uuBte; ipegen @eriesune
Der 0ffentliden SittIidfeit, began,
gen am Stranoe bon Gaiiit-Na-
5aire, mltroe er nngeflagt, perm, :
teilt unb aus Der Site Der Med)ts.
onfDalte bon Saint-N a5aire geltri,
den.
Mit Miibe uno Scot eeloltg cs ibnt
ipater, iif BEL Dem miloocnfenoe
@arrealt bon 8ontoiie bel 8oris
bon nel,em e~inidreiben gu Ioiien:
Der Neutrality-suspicious. oieies StGot-
dens 1T bafiir befannt oaB or aud,
@6bofaten bes ltrengen Barrier Bar.
reaus, Die irgenomie NIT 6cn Gr.
oensregeln III 4onflift serieten, oitf.
nimmt. Sn 8ontoiie Fat ct faum
ie plaioiert; Der Gopofatentitel bot
in Srunfreid uenig proftiide 9e'
6eutung. Die 8oritelluns zines ee.
Itimmten Mrbeitseebietes lit bonlit
nidt perbunoen; Ser Eitel lit gut
our @%infiibrung, nidt gum ioetig.
iter in Der 8olitif. Sn 8oris bate
iih 8riano in bic Bolitif geitiir5t.
er mar Witelie6 Der repolutiondren
io8iaIiitiiden 9artei ~getporocn.. Sn
Der 8artei borte man auf i'm; ntoil
borte auf i'm, ipenn er int Gnffee-
baus, no er iid am moIiten fibIte,
feline Tbeorieit berebt ltnb einid)mei-
heluo mtseinm6erieste; man borte
balo auf i'm aud in ben 8olfsDer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-02

lammlllngen uno ouf Sen Bartei.
tagen. gr mltroe @enerallefretdr
elmer ser oomols nod ultgeelnig-
ten Harteigruppen. Nus BEN lleie
men Sournaliiter1, Ser oa un6 bort
on io3ialiitii6en @ldttern einell Ir-
tifel anbrahte, lpurbe er Dor etlpo
5ebn Sabren - 2eitortifler Der 5l
iener Belt nod go1t5 lst9e5abrntell
2anterne. Seine 4rtifel unterl6ie-
oen iid inbaltli6 nidt ben oe1
i6limmiten unitiir5leriidcn Wtei~
nungsGuBerllngeu. 8fohe Sorlnen
freilid permieo CT; er JOG cine
abpdgenoe 9ioleftif Dor. a6er rot
par er, blutigrot!
Mon bot ibm feline gropoganoa
fin Sen adgemeinen 4usitono, ieine
anti=militarif6en MeuBerullgen INTO
anoere 9inee oft gum gorlpurf ge-
ma6t. Mon fam bariiber oalfett,
mie unb mas nlolt min, abcr ieoeli'
falls mar oas 1lidt Der ridtige
8eg, Inn nod einigen Sabren Bolt-
5einimiiter gu lperoelt. Man fam
olt6 gar ni9t beboupten, 5ab Ell
Elm Streber eeiuelen Jet. Seine bue
uIali9e lteber5eugullg ipor lider eDr-
Iid. st iab MIR Sic cine Seite Ser
@eieai6aft; er mar elm gogenle;; CT
geborte ni6t 81 oenen ieiter 8ar.
teigenoilenL Die in golfspet Iamln.
lungen oen 4apitalismus angieifen
uno i'm @eridtsiool fir oie gro
BEN 4apitoliiten 8ro5eiie ilbrer.
CT lit ms 8orlament nidt ais be-
fainter Qbpofat eingetreten. gr follt
ms Yarlameltt llur nit SEM @e.
pad ols lo5ialiitiider @eitatur. aber
CT bate gu oenen = gebort, Die
Wiqeranos gintritt in ein burger
li6es @abinet billigten nnb olf Den
BorteifonsreIien perteioigten; u1to
oieier @nihauune blieb er trcll, alh
afs Soures umfebrte. 4ls Ibeeoroe
meter bot er einntol often elflart>
oie so6iaIiiten ndbmen Die fleinen
grofite nit: als @bidlogs5aDlung,
ebe iie bos @on5e beaniprudeu
fomien. Mlio nod in ieiner Mbge-
orbneten8eit bat er, beiolloers bel
Streifoebatten fem @ebl aus Ben
4nipriiden Ser So5ialiiten eeIna6i,
n1r, ooB er eber audi Id)nn @b.
idlags5ablltngen gelten feb mo
oaber init Der biirgerliden 8eiea.
l6aft, bos beiBt, oen &aoifo:en Gil.
fommen5uarbeiten bereit mar.
0amit iteate er iid) ouf eirtett on
oeren Stanopunft, ols Die ir5tpi-
iden geeinigten SoaiaIiitell untsr
Siibrung oes nit eeeinigten Saures.
Die Mebrbeit Der &arnlner oer=
traute linn Ole Misunderstanding
iiber Die Srennrl11g BON Stride uuo
Staat an. 9as mar Die groBe @ell-
oung M ieinem 2eben. 9a lern1c
ct Die @eranttportnng Der poiitibet
Irbeit fenner. gs ergab Iin BON
ielblt, oaB man i'm gum Miniiter
mahte, Inn lein @erf, Die Sreil>
nltng, audi inn ~ehtselnen ourdBufiit-
rem; er tpilroe @u1tuse lno Inter-
rihtsminiiter; CT muroe Damn &lll.
tus- nno Suitt5minifter; CT iptroe
MiniiterprGiioent Sein Salelt,
uno mir fem Solent bat ihnt Sen
8eg gebroden. Ile duberen I'M.
ftanoe Ipra6en gegelt cine 10 gldlt-
5enoe itno rai6e 2uufbobn.
Man beugte iib Dor ieiner lleberle,
senbeit. l1no jest iprid)t Der flerlle
Sournaliit bon ebeoem, Der 4opp-
fat obne 8roris, Der Dor adt Sab-
rem i'm abgeidobten &odd)cn in oie
aommer e%intrat, i'm Noilelt Ser
fran5ofii6en &epltblif, bertritt ct.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-02

Gbriiten ipel6e beute im Sttpmani-
iben &eid) b%eionoers IN Balaitllla
leben, miro unenolid gebeiiert iein.
limo &oiier @ilbelm miro Die galt-
sc anerfennltng fir oieien Soril1tist
in anipru9 nsbmen oiirfen."-
SSn @ien bat man iest oet Ttee'
giireermeiiter @eumaper dis Nah-
foleer 2lleser's 5um 9iirgermeilter
ernablt. NeumaDer miro aber nod
einem Sabr 3uriidtreten, nm Dem
9onbelsminiiter Or. 8eiBtlrdner
8loe gu MAIDEN. go bot e5 Sueger
onf oem Sotenbett geipiinidjt una
man miro ieinen @unid 5ur ans-
fiibrung brineen. uebrigens ipiro
aus @ien gemeloet, ooB oic 3erics=
uue Ser 6riitlid-io5ialen 8artei, bie
sueeer befir6tet bate, idon begon-
men bohe; es merbe nidt lalige
oollertt un6 cine Spaltung meroe
eintreten.-
Der rleue italienii6e 4remIcr.
MiniIter 2u53otti bot Dem 8ar(a-
meut iein 8roeramm norgelegt,
9as Brogromm lit iebr ~biriebigelo.
gs betont bas Seitbalten StalienS
om Dreibunb nno befiirluortet 81.
gleib Ole Sortleeung Der guteu
9e5iebullget Stoliens gu sen anocrr
grpBmd6ten. Sir bos Sl1nere Der
ipridt es notpenoige uno erlpiinid).
te Neformen. SIN IGgenleinen, er-
tldrt es, meroe Die 8olitif Der Ne.
gierung cine eere6te, ireigeitlide
uno Sen &ulturforoungen entipre.
9enbe fem.
Die 4epolution in Albonieu
ideint bod i6limmer gu Iein als
uuan anfangs Die @elt elauben
maden moate. IS fommell 9fad).
ridten BON blutieen admpfen 5lpi.
id)en Sen Mufitanoiiden mo Den
Geeierungstruppem in oeteu oie
grIteren i'm Stallbe eemeieil iato, it,
re Stellualg gu bebaupten. Gs 6eibt.
oaB man ieBt fir Die Sta0te
8riitina uno Brisrenb befiirdte.
Natiirlib miiien ane bieic Nady,
ridten nit 8oriibt aufgenomnten
meroen ebenio pie Die Na6ribtel
BON ben u~nerborten @rauiamfei.
ten, oie in 6ieien &Gmpfen periib!
iein iollen.
Ser erite Moi ideint a6eron
5iernlid rlibig nerlaufen Oh ieir
Mus Berlin lieeen Ieiber llod feline
Na6ridten Dor, tper,t etpas S6Iin,,
mes BORT paiiiert mare, miiroe mar
ober mol ifon oapon gebort hobell
Sn ben i6pei5er Staoteu ii,lo pie[-
fah l1msiige abgebalten iporbetl,
ooh lit aaes rubig abgegmgcn Mur
in @enf fom es gu einem 3uianl.
menftoB 5mii1en 9nardiitell unI
Der 8oli5ei bel oent es a,,f beioer
Seiten blntiee @opfe eeqe6en laben
ion. 9rei Mnardiiten pi,roen ber-
baftet. Sn Gom unb anoerit ito.
lieniiden Sta6ten befurdtete maj
ltnruben, ga iiberon groBe Sireifs
I'M 8ange iinb, bod berridte iurht-
bares Hegennetter uno bies Der
binoerte aIe Demonltratiolen. Sn
Maori6 fono Elm GROCER llnl5ug itatt,
bod perlief aIes rubig nno Or,
oentlid. Sn 8aris, mo Die Heeie-
rnng 6as Mbbalten BON ltm5iieetl
perboten bote, entbielten ii6 Die Or
better ieoer Concentration. Nud in
anoeren fran3oiiiden Staoteu fanbeH
feline Hubeitorungen ltatt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-02
aatarr6 rann ntdbt furiert ,perp,

bur6 Iofa1e @pplifationen, ba iie
ben Sib Der aranfbeit ni6t errei6en
tonnen. &atarrb 1T cine 8lutz ODER &onz
ifitiitionsS &ranf6eit nnb Inn Iie an heiz
len, miibt SIR innerlihe 5eilmittel nehz
men. 5aa's 8atarrbsaur piro eillge,
nonlmen nnb tpirft brett auf bas gIut
unb Die f6leimiee G~berflabe. 9aa's
&atarrbe&ur lit feine 2uadIalberzW eeoiz
gin. Sic ipuroe felt Sobren bon einelr
Der beiten Ier5te bieies Qanbes berorb=
net nno lit elm r~egelmdbiees Ne5ept. Sic
beitebt aus ben better befamnten Sonica.
berblm0eu nit Ben befen 8lutreiile
g~ungsmitteln, Die brett altf Die ShIeim.
oberf[d6e pirten. Sic boafommese
@erbinorne Der 8ipei 8eifanbteile lit es,
mos fol6' puuoerbolle 9ieiultate BEL Der
Seilune bon &atarrb berborbrilnet.
s. S. gbeneD & 60, @ieent., 3os
leoo, 8. @erfauft bon alien 4potbefern.
9abt @n6 3eugnifie umionit geber.
Ereis 70 Gents.
6au's SamiIien&8iuen iinb Die beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-02
Sn einprGerinmml,tnn ser

Sn Understanding ser Ser
einigtet fatboliiden @eiellidaiiei
Der goltoner 9io5eie bat Gr5biido.
S'@onnea bon Bolton ben @r-B,d'
iioenten Hooiepelt i6orf oafiir geta.
belt, bob er ben Bapit nid)t be.
iu9t bot. Seine Sdnblung5ipeiit
lei beleioigeno eetpeien mo miber.
iprede ieinen itets geauBerten SIN.
li6ten iiber y%foirneb"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-02
Ercoiger geind)t.

Sn Ser epongeIiif-proteltaldiidc
Gemeioe gum beilieen @eiit i'll
fredericksburg miro elm guter 8rce
bigger eeiudt, fir Die ON 1. augnIt
1910 pafant peroenoe Stcac. sc.
balt 5000 per Sabr. NabereS 3u ct.
fraeen bel Dem 9efret1r Der &c.
meiuoe, 4ug. Spt,
fredericksburg, Eeras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-02
: essn 9enninaton SC. Z. bat /

SSn Bennington sc. s. bat iif
cine iunge DAME tamens Seler
9. Gice aus @alpeiton ertr1ntt. Sri.
@ice mar eals 2ebrerin i'll aunIt-
0epartement oes Bennington Gent
ltarp angeiteat Mar glaubt, iie
bot ii6 aus Gram oarii6er. oaB
Dos &unitr0 epartement abgeidofft
weroen ioae unb tie ibre SteIIe
periieren ipiiroe, oas 2e6en gcnont.
men.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-01-07

fend and champion them whenever an
occasion offered itself.
And be it further resolved that to
the citizens of Caldwell we extend a
sincere vote of thanks for their cor
dial welcome that we have received
through the officers representing them
We shall ever retain a pleasant rec
objection of the pretty little city of
Caldwell.
The next in order was the election
of officers. Thomas Stanford was for
the third consecutive time elected
president. A motion was then offered
and carried by unanimous vote that
all the present officers be reelected.
The selection of place for the
next meeting was finished in short
order by selecting Boise as the place
At $50 the meeting adjourned.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-01-07
TWO FIRES.

Fire broke out twice Monday even
ing at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
d. D. Campbell. The prompt re
SPONGE of the fire boys soon quenched
the flames.
The fire in the Little block in the
millinery parlors of Mrs. F. B. Rus
sell, Wednesday morning caused con-
siderable damage to the millinery
stock. The ramage to the stock and
building will reach nearly 100000.
The building was insured but the mil
linery was not.
The fire was discovered by Otto
Schinkle, who occupied a room up
stairs over the millinery store. He
gave the alarm to the other roomers,
who turned in the fire alarm. The
fire company promptly responded and
saved the building.
The cause of the fire was from a
defective fiue.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-01-07
FEATURE AT THE MAGIC.

Among the list of attractions of
fered at the Magic this week is "a
Corner in Wheat" the story of the
wheat in symbolism by the BiograpF
company.
This is possibly the most stirring
and artistic subject yet produced by
the biograph. 1t starts with an ami,
mated portrayal of Millet's master
piece, "The Sewers" which shows the
genesis of the greatest factor in f.
nancial circles. The wheat king sue
ceeds in cornering the entire commod-
ity, after a fierce fight in the pit. The
price scars, bread becomes a luxury
almost out of reach of the poor, the
bread fund is cut down so that the
unfortunates of the "bread line" ale
forced to go hungry, and for what .?
Just to satisfy the ambition of a
gambler. However, this crime has
cried to heaven for vengeance, for
while showing some of his friends
through the elevators that contain his
wheat, he falls into one of the bins
and is buried.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-01-07
MASONS TO BUILD

At the regular meeting of the Mt.
Moriah Lodge A. F. & A. M. Tues-
day evening it was decided to pur-
chase lots and go ahead with the
plans for the erection of fine Ma
sonic Temple in Caldwell. The lodge
has purchased lots on the corner of
Kimball and Arthur streets. 1t is
proposed to build a brick and stone
building, 50x120 feet two stories.
The ground floor will be rented to
business houses. The second story will
be used for lodge rooms and offices.
The new building is to cost about
$50, 100000.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-01-07

and the expenditures were $2789.96.
He announced that the executive COM
mittee had decided to reduce the
membership assessment from SIS to So
pei thousand head of sheep.
During the day there was consider
able adverse comment over the pro-
posal OF the state land board to lease
to Arthur Whites, a wealthy sheep
man of Huntington, Oregon, the re-
mainder of the school sections
and 36-in the Weiser forest reserve,
amounting to about $4,000 acres.
These sections are surrounded by feo-
eral grazing allotments to Idaho
sheep men. The latter declare they
arc willing to lease the sections from
the state at five cents per acre, the
price said to have been offered by
Whittier. They oppose giving one
man monopoly of the sections, to
Il each which his fiocks would, they
assert eat wide swaths in their al
lotments.
he report of the committe having
charge of the salt works of the as
ISOLATION was made by Chairman W.
II. Philbrick and showed a most sat
iitactory state of affairs. A vote of
,llnks was voted to the committee in
lacognition of it's services.
George A." Day, state land selector,
addressed the convention, urging that
cps be taken by the sheepmen to
lease sections 16 and SO in the forest
reserves. He said the state was will
ling to lease the lands, and after ad-
j)urnment it was practically decided
to take steps toward the leasing of
tn land.
Superintendent Jones of the Ore
g1n Short Line delivered an address
in which he admitted that his road
was not as we'll qualified to handle
freight as during former winters for
variety of reasons, but he claimed
that everything possible under the
circumstances was being done and
that no pains would be spared to keep
freight moving over the road. Prof.
II. T. French also delivered an able
address on points of interest to the
sheempen.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-01-07
Personal and Social

Sam Winchester is building a fine
brick blacksmith shop on the corner
OF Blaine and Sixth avenue.
Frank E. Jones will preach at the
Christian church Sunday morning on
"Our Lords Monument" and Sunday
evening on Gods Two Witnesses"
Mrs. Mary Privett, mother of Mrs
E. A. Clark, left for her home AZ
belllngham, Oregon, Wednesday, af-
ter a pleasant visit in Caldwell.
Mrs. E. H. Plowhead returned
home Tuesday evening from Porr.
land, where she has been for some
time receiving medical aid.
H. X. Hayes, the well-known EN-
NETT banker, politician and base ball
lst, was in the city Tuesday and Wed
nesday of this week.
After reading the proceedings of
the Idaho Wool Growers and the
speeches made, we would like to have
some one tell us whether forest re-
serves are forest reserves, or whether
they are range reserves.
AT the Church of the immaculate
conception, at Caldwell, Idaho, Holy