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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-03-10

AS a usual thing the editor in
any community is welcome to
what is left over after the others
get through but we will bet
there is nothing in Lewis county
too good for Perry Mitchell, of
the Nezperce Herald, just now.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-03-10
FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1911.

The Sears Roebuck company
cut two million dollar melon in
Chicago the first of the week.
Did you help to pile up the big
profit?
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-03-10

The Ladies Library Club real
lied $59.75 from their play last
week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-26

was introduced and on motion adopted By
the following vote: Aye-Hornsby. Sea-
man, Gavin. Larson. Dalton, sandbeck,
Voorhees,. Nay-None
The following resolution:
Whereas An ordinance has been adopted
by this city to extend Convery Place south
erly to Smith street, and in order to carry
purchase the right Of way through certain
lands along the line Of said proposed ex-
Re il Resolved, That the Committee on
Streets and Sewers be empowered TO treat
with the owners Of said lands for the pur-
chase OF the Same and report the matter
was introduced and on motion adopted by
the GLOWING votei Aye-Hornsby, sea
man, Calvin, Larson, Dalton, sandoeck'
The following resolution:
Whereas, A petition has been presented
line Of Harrison Place be curbed and
paved.
Commissioner be and he is hereby instruct
ed to serve a proper notice upon the own
or or owners of lands along the line OF
Harrison Place, requiring the said owner or
the same to be done In accordance with an
ordinance adopted September 9th. 1908.
was introduced and on motion adopted by
the following vote: Aye-Hornsoy, Sea
man, Calvin, Larson. Dalton, Sandbeck,
Voorhees, Nay-None.
The following resolution:
Resolved, That an extension of one year
time from now be granted to Mr.. j. d.
Campbell who is constructing a pump at
the Smith Street Water Works for testing
was introduced and on motion adopted by
the following vote: Aye-Hornsby, sea
man Calvin, Larson, Dalton. sandbeck.
On motion Ira R. Grouse was granted
permission to take up Sidewalk on State
street oe m rop ea0at tSe cle pdtpV %as instructed to
request the Board of Health to look into
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-26

dan street sewer made against Block 1854
ss reduced to $1,000 as shin ,ne prob rssy Is +
wa introduced and on motion adopted by
the foIoTins yote: AyeGHornsey Sea
Voo9hees' aay&NonS.
The following Eesolqtion, M. a.v rs-
ported to his Board the list Of proposals
Rasplysa THAT his ac1 kgo,, in ag " Sss
y, b,d for rt sai sSm tS Of r sas.S'ii & hereby saf his sP-
authorised to return ali certified checks az
ders to the bidders sending same;
was introduced and on motion adopted by
the following voter Aye-Hornsby, Sea
VOORHEES,. Nay-None.
The following resolution
instructed to communicate with the prop
erty owners along the line of Penn street
I Th9 aavs Rfti .tqestl Saying a p fhst inss no SS
as there Is no public sewer between Wash
ington street and Neville street, that this
Board does not deem 1t advisable to lay a
pavement in said street until the same
has been properly severed, and also say
that II a petition for a sewer Is presented
tween said points, that the same will be
taken up and acted upon at once;
hds AhllpduNtd dio Oh AAOAAOAA -
the following vote; Aye-Hornsby, Sea
man. Calvin, Larson, sandbeck voorhees,
Nsy-None.
The following resolution:
Resolved, That bonds in anticipation OF
taxes of 1911 be issued to the amount of
$50, 600. 90. and the said bonds purchased for
was introduced and on motion adopted by
the following vote: Aye-Hornsby, Sea
man, Calvin, Larson, Dalton, Sandbeck,
Voorhees,, Nay-None.
The following resolution:
Whereas, In order to provide funds to
pay for paving certain streets now undeI
Be 1t Resolved, That the sum Of $3.50
be borrowed from the sinking fund, the
same to be repaid when Street Improve
ment bonds are issued and sold.
was introduced and on motion adopted by
tho following vote. Aye-Hornsby, Sea
man, Calvin, Larson, Dalton. Sandbeck,
Voorhees,. Nay-None.
The following resolution
Whereas, The Commissioner of Assess
ments for Street Improvements have filed
their report and map of the final assess
ment for grading Brace Ave, and the same
has been Advertised as required by the
City Charter, therefore.
ment be confirmed and referred to the Col
leotor Of Revenue for collection.
was introduced and on motion adopted by
the following vote: Aye-Hornsby, Sea-
man, Calvin, Larson, Dalton, sandbeck,
voorhees,. Nay-None.
The following resolutioni
Resolved, That tho Street. COMMISSIONS
advertise for sealed bids and proposals fol
extending High street sewer in accordance
with plans and specifications as prepared
by the City Surveyor. said bids to be re-
csived at s:ao p. NJ, June 9th. 1911.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-26
Children Vests, 25c ualue for I9c
Women's Gauze

A splendid Stocking in black
only, with strengthened heel and
toe and garter. You would pay
at least 19c for it elsewhere,
while Jul price is only *
PAIR ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-26

Dalton. ssndSect, yoofhs,s Nay-Neas
n, An e,d,na .esDs entitled tlSn e 9rdn5n aanssa (
Ing material with tho appurtenapces' was
s saseh hn SRY p Oa as '' s4d a a5p sp'f by t the tols
lowing vote: 4ye-Hornsby. Seaman, Gal
vim, Larson. Dalton. sandbeck. voorhees,.
An ordinance entitled IAN ordinance to
pave Division street from New Brunswick
Was waste taken aAi up on rs second and third read
lowing vote. Aye-Hornsby, Seaman, Gal
vim. Larson. sandbeck, voorhees,. Nay
An ordinance entitled IAN ordinance to
pave Barracks street with bitulithic paving
material with the apurtepances" vas taken
final passage and adopted by the follow
Larson, Dalton. sandbeck, Voorhees,. Nay
An ordinance entitled IAN ordinance to
pave New street with bitulithic paving ma
Anal Of Pai st: s'' sP3 s sE@ sRi{ 5g ESs'iso ofIer 1Rs
Larson. Dalton, sandbech' voorhees,. Nay
None.
An ordinance entitled ian ordinance to
to create the office of Inspector of Build
pensation. and term Of of1oe' was taken
passage by the following vote; Aye
Hornsby, Seaman, Calvin, Larson, Dalton,
Sandbeck, Voorhees,. Nay-None.
On motion the council went into the cleo
tion of city officers.
A motion to take a recess was lost,
For Inspector OF Buildingsi Michael ].
MCNAMARA, William ]. Leayy and c. Doug
las Fraser were nominated.
On roll call, Mr.. Lesyy received two
votes, those OF Messra. Hornsby and Gal
win. Mr.. Fraser received one vote, that
Of Mr.. Seaman. Mr.. Mcnamara received
three votes, those Of Messrs. Dalton. Sand
beck and voorhees,. Mr.. Larson not vot-
ing. Mr.. Larson then expressed a willing
ness to vote for the man who received the
highest number OF votes, In order that a
building inspector might be appointed.
A second ballot was then taken with the
following result; For Mr.. McNamera-
Hornsby. Calvin. Larson. Dalton Sand
The following resolution:
Whereas. 1t 10 the intention Of the Coun-
Gil to cause Oak street from Smith street
to Market street to be paved with. asphalt
block in accordance with tho provisions Of
Chapter 800 OF the Laws of 1898:
Be It Resolved. That the City Clerk be
notice Of the intention OF the Council to
adopt an ordinance for said work by pub
fishing the same in the Perth Amboy Chron-
iols and Perth Amboy Evening News, two
newspapers published and CIRCULATING In
said City, and that the said ordinance will
be introduced At the regular meeting Of
the Council to be held on the NTH day of
was introduced and on motion adopted by
the following vote: Aye-Hornsby. Sea-
man, Calvin. Larson, Dalton, Sandbeck,
Voorhees,. Nay-None.
The following RESOLUTION:
Resolved. That the assessment for sheH-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-26

Soft Collars for outings and
the warm days, in white, tan
and gray, with tie to *.
match, at ..............LO
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-26

SllS treasurer
was received and ordered entered in the
The Clerk reported that the Mayor had
smith street from High street to State
street with asphalt blockl a resolution re-
districtsi a resolution dividing the Fourth
ward In three polling districtsi an ordin-
ance to provide for the Issue OF $4,000
school bonds, which were ordered placed
An ordinance entitled "an ordinance to
stockton street to clifford street was tax
en- up on its second and third readings and
fms v passage. vs and 9dsBBtod ss by sho GtS alSID
Larson, Dalton. sandbeck, Voorhees,. Nay
An ordinance entitled IAN ordinance to
grade Fayette street from Stockton street
to Clifford street. was taken up on its sec
and adopted by the following vote: Aye
Hornsby, seaman, Calvin, Larson. Dalton,
sa 16PfSE,r1 vGGTSess; NsyNN9 T%o
An ordinance entitled IAN ordinance to
establish the grade Of Stockton street from
s spi6 on street is second to deh ssd t tSiqd readings hs ta and
final passage, and adopted by the follow
ing vote: Aye-Hornsby, Seaman. Calvin,
None.
An ordinance entitled IAN ordinance to
s5'f Eeh HsS'H sHenue Grew was taken M up on it.
sage, and adopted BY the following vots:
Dalton. Sandbeck. VOORHEES,. Nay-None.
An ordinance entitled AN ordinance to
establish the grade of Laurie street from
Cornell street to New Brunswick avenue"
was taken up on its second and third read
following votsi Aye-Hornsby. Seaman,
Galvinh Larson. Dalton. Sandbeck, voor-
hees. Nay-None.
An ordinance entitled IAN ordinance to
grade Laurie street from Cornell street to
New Brunswick avenue was taken up on
it's second and third readings and final
passage. and adopted by the following vote:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-26
Infants Lawn Caps, 25c to SOC ualues, 19c

Dainty little caps for baby. Made of fine quality lawns in m
styles, plain tucked or trimmed and inserted with dainty laces and
embroideries. For tomorrow the special price will be ........"'..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-26

the sanitary condition Of ths DOG pound
and COW stable ADJOINING.
WILBUR LA ROE,
City Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-26

| $3.50 p. NJ.
The Committee on Taxation. to whom
a dSS efs. F for ssut .as D 81 a.s..s 91 sto on
Morris street property, reported that the
COMMITTEES say no reason Why any reduc.
RECEIVED and ordered placed on gle. g.,
The Committee on Fire, TO whom had
Chemical Company Of the election to mem
bershtp Of Andrew Weirup, also a request
tor 19mPtio2 papers Of chris Larsen
James johnson, recommended that the ac-
ton Of the company be approved, and the
Clerk Instructed to Issue certificates and
make changes in the FIRE roll accordingly.
The Comptroller having audited bills to
the following accountsi
Streets and sewers ............... 693. %
Lamps and lights .'.......'..... Is6s69
EE2esiaSi6s permits ' i7.S6
Smith street pavement (High to ga.
Hobart street navement 5f.00
Police facilities 57.25
Garfield fire house ............. $500
sheridan street bridge ........,t 62S.3i
to Market .i.,.~.S..~".... 64.O2
to Marke) .....r............... 67.65
Public Library :.....:.... 10000
Laurie street grade Cc;ornoll to
New Brunswick avenue) ........ S.18
stockton street grade (smith to Lee
high avenue) ................. SIS
Division street pavement New
Brunswick avenue to Washington 613
New street pavement ..........,.. 6.5S
Barracks street pavement ...... $50
P@5k avenue pavement CNew go
Shade Tree Commission .......... $3.50
warrants were ordered drawn for the sew
eral amounts.
The Clerk reported that the nnal assess
ment map for grading Brace avenue from
Amboy avenue westerly to the City boun-
Diary had been fled Aprl 18th. 1911 and
the filing had been advertised according
to charter, which report was received.
The following report Of the Firemen's
election:
Perth Amboy, N. j. May 9th, 1911.
This certihes:
That an election held in the City Hall
Perth Amboy. on Tuesday, May 9Th, 1911,
for Chief and Assistant Chiefs of the
Perth Amboy Fire Department.
For Chief. Patrick J. Rocks received 1873
votes; James H. McCabe, 1 vote; Geo. E.
For First Assistent. Frank C. comlnss
For Second Assistant, VIM. P. O'Hara
received 125 votes: Peter Kroeger, sc votes.
Attest:
JOS. E. Hornsby.
Secretary P H. & L. Co. No. L.
Secretary Lincoln Engine No. i.
Andrew Andersen,
Secretary. Wash. H. & C. Co. No. q.
Anton Wodder,
Secretary, Mcclellan Engine Co, Nc. 3.
George r. Larson,
Secretary. Eagle H. & c. Co, No. 4.
Nelson p. Smith,
Secretary, GARFIELD Engine Co., No. 5.
George Miller.
Secretary, Liberty H. & I. Co. No. g..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-26

II you do not read the NEWS
every day you miss a great deal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-26
7. p. ANDERSON.

II. ID. ANDERSON,
Chief 2. A #. d,
was received, ordered entered in tho min
Aye-Hornsby, Seaman, Calvin. Larson,
Dalton, Sandbeck. voorhees,. Nay-None.
The following report of the City Treas
ureri
May Is. 1911.
To the Board Of Aldermen.
Gentlemep:-As directed by ordinance. I
have this day received proposals for s47,-
GOO four and one-half per cent. school
bonds, and nave awarded the bonds to
Kountze Brothers of New York, their bid
Arizona republican., 1911-05-19
IAN IRON WORKER
 MAKES CONFESSION
Says National Erectors Have Been
 Doing the Dynamitins.

Pittsburg. May lS.-James Elliott. a structural iron worker Of this city appeared before the labor leaders here tonight and made an alleged confes- sion in which hec harged the officers of the National Erectors' association and detectives employed by il with wrecking buildings throughout the country constructed by non union labor.
 The alleged confession was made to William Kelly president of the Iron Trades council. A. l.. Collins. secre- tary of the Structural Iron Workers union. and H. W Legleitner. vice president of the International -Associa ton of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers. It was sworn to before a notary.
 The labor leaders then turned FL liott over to the police. who are hold ing him for further investigation The affidavit was not given out, but in his statement to the police Elliott said he had made the confession be- cause he was not paid for informa- ton he furnished the National Free tors association. and for which he was promised S1,000.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-19
RUSSIAN PREPARATION FOR JEWISH MASSACRE THE STAGE BEING SET AT
 KiEV. The Preliminary Story of Murder of
 Boy by Jews.

New York. May 1-The American Jewish committee when asked today by tn. Associated Press for it's views respecting the recent dispatches from Kiev. authorized the following state ment:
 .'The committee is satisfied that only wide publicity can avert a re currence of the horrible massacres instigated by the Russian government which took place between 1903 and 1906. especially at Kishineff. Odessa and Bialystok. when thousands or Jews were foully massacred and mll- lions of property destroyed.
 ..The monstrous and infamous stor- ies recently sent out by the Russian government from St. Petersburg, kleN and Moscow and published in Ameri- can newspa pers. respecting the all legged murder of boy at kleN are preciselv similar to the unfouhded tales circulated by the Russian gov ernment previous to the hlshlheIl l. odessa and Bialystok programs.
 "There is a similar condition at the present moment and unless the wld- est publicity is given to the viliainles which the Russian government never besitates to perpetuate Tn order to serve her own purposes. the world IS likely ro see a repetition at any tune of the horrible scenes witnessed a' former massacres.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-19
THERE ARE SOME THINGS
 NOT JUST|FIABLE COLONEL ROOSEVELT ON ARsI- TRATION TREATIES. Often a Fight or Preparation Is the
 Proper Thing.

New York, May 1S.-Formcr Presi- dent Roosevelt in an article cn The Arbitration Treaty With Great Britain in the Outlook says in part:
 Between Great Britain and the United States it is now safe toe have a universal arbitration treaty because the experience of ninety-six years has shown that the two nations have achieved that point of civilization where each can be trusted not to do to the other any one Of the things which ought to compel any self-respecting na- ton to go to war.
 But no language should be used in the treaty which should tend to obscure this cardinal fact this cardinal reason why the treaty is possible a1l desir- able. Among private individuals the man who. if his wife is assaulted or has her face slapped, will go to law about it instead of punishing the of fender forthwith. would be regarded with derision.''
 MT Roosevelt refers to armed bodies of Mexican troops firing across the boundary and killing CT wounding American citizens. and says: In this case we have chosen to submit to such invasions, which is our right and privi- lege if we desire But it would be ab- solutely intolerable to bind ourselves to arbitrate the questions raised by such invasiOns.
 If. for instance, instead of being Mexican troops firing into our inland towns and killing our citizens. it hap pened to be an English or a German. or a Japanese fleet which. rot once but again and again fired into our coast towns. killing and woundlng citi- zens. the nation would immediately de- mand not arbitration. but either atone ment or war"
Arizona republican., 1911-05-19
PLAN TO PROTECT
 THE PAPER TRUST
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO CA
 NADIAN AGREEMENT.
Contention That Arrangement as to
 Wood Pulp Is Not Reciprocal.

Washington, May 1S.-Claiming that the proposed commercial agreement between this country and Canada is reciprocity. and that sucn was the un- derstanding of those who framed it., Senator Root today appeared before the senate finance committee and sug- gested an amendment to the house bill which would prevent wood pulp and paper from coming into this country free from all the provinces of Canada. The bill. he claims. contains no provi- sion whatever for the free admission of paper and wood pulp into Canada.
 Senator Lodge cOntended that as the bill stands, the action of one province in imposing restrictions would not pre- vent all the rest of Canada from eX- porting to this country free paper and wood pulp but would not allow the United States to export these articles into any part of Canada. He said that We could not deal with Canada by provinces any more than Canada could deal with the states in this country.
 The committee will consider the in executive session
Arizona republican., 1911-05-19

Juarez Mex, May 1S-Provisional President Madero's announcement to- day that he would leave for Mexico City within two days to participate in a reconstruction of the federal gov ernment was the signal tonight for a general exodus of political chiefs. go- betweens and others who feel that the scene of peace negotiations is about to be shifted to the capital city.
 Judge Carbajal. the federal envoy, will leave tomorrow. and the provis- ional governors of Chihuahua. Sonora, Zacatecas, Coahuila and Sinaloa who expect to be confirmed in the office St the coming elections are preparing to leave tomorrow for the state capi- tals, there to await advices from Mex ico City as to the time for their as sumption of gubernatorial togas.
 Peace is bound to come" Madero said. ''I am going to work very hard. Our demands are well known. We want merely what is reasonable but we must be guaranteed these things, l am glad I have been able to effect those guarantees by personal activ- ity."
 The members Of his provisional cab inet gathered at the long table of the cabinet room and discussed the dis patches of last night. After the first wave of joy had subsided, many of the leaders began to wonder about the exact procedure which is to effect peace Dr. VasqueZ Gomez. next to Madero. the chief rebel thinker. ad- mitted that there was much 10 be done before a mOdus operandi could be decided upon. He declared that peace was practically in effect now but he thought some kind of unoffi- ciaI understanding by telegraph or otherwise should be established with the Mexican government before the departure of the rebel leaders.
 He realizes, for instance, that such things as a cabinet organization, the placing of the governors in pow CT and other details concerning the exact reconstruction of the federal government aimed at by those who desire peace, cannot be written into any agreement.
 As now planned. Madero is to go to Mexico City, where he probably will be received by de Ia Barra. These two men will map out the course to be pursued. Dr. Gomez is to arrive in Mexico City a few days later
 The first move. it is believed, will he to effect an amicable adjustment of governors. Gossip has it that six of the eight members of the new cabi- net will be Maderists, but there will be little distinction between out and out Maderists and what Dr. Co., meg is pleased to style the new pro .yressive party" It is certain that of the present cabinet only de la Barra will remain after the reconstruction. Dr Gomez will occupy d post m the cabinet only for time as he IS eN- pected to be candidate for vice president at the coming presidential election and his election is in little doubt. Upon the provisional gover- nors will devolve the task of keeping the insurrectos from beginning little revolutions of their own to pass away the time during the political recon structiOn.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-19
OAKLAND ASSESSOR
 HAD ITCHING PALM
Caught With Money Received From
 Spring Valley Water Company.

Oakland, Cal, May 1-Henry P. Dal- ton. county assessor of Alameda county was arrested here late today District Attorney W. H. Donahue, by whose order the arrest was made. is authority for the statement that 5000 in marked bills were taken from Dalton following his arrest.
 We will show" declared Donahue. that after much discussion the Spring Valley Water company received flat proposition to have its assess ment cut s2.5OO. 900. d saving of over s5O,OOO per year sin taxes, instead or being raised, on the condition that it should divide this amount with Dal- ton. We will show that the company eventually agreed to pay Dalton $o.OOV today and s7.5O0 on July 1. when the assessment was published
 assessment was published, and Sl2,5OO after the assessment roll had been passed by the board of equalization.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-19
A DOCTOR SUMMONED.
Csblegram From Rome to
 Los Angeles.

Los Angeles. May 1S.-Summoned by cablegram to Rome to the bedside of a patient, Dr. J. J. Choate of this city left today on journey which i: carried out according to schedule will cut twelve hours from the speed record from the Pacific coast to Europe. The message to pr. Choate came. from Mrs L. Browning, a wealthy widow of Los Angeles, and asked him to spare no ex- pense to make the journey to Rome in the least possible time to attend her daughter Mildred, who was stricken down suddenly by some ailment.
 pr. Choate expects to connect with the Mauretania in New York and will endeavor to make London in nine days and a half. the best previous record be- ing ten days. Twenty -four hours will suffice for the journey from London to Rome.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-19
coRRAl'S PEssIMIsM.
The Resignation of 0iaz Will Not
 Stop the Revolution.

Paris. May IS.-I believe that the resignation of President Diaz will not really stop the revolution"
 This declaration was made tonight hv Vice President Corral of Mexico. whose resignation with that of Presi- dent Diaz has been proffered by the Mexican administration as a conces- sion to the revolutionists. Senor Cor raI who has been i'll for several days. said he had received no official ad- vices. or personal messages rom President Diaz covering the latest developments in Mexico.
 Until he heard directly from the president he would make no decision about resigning. Nevertheless he in tinated that he foresaw the possl- bilitv that the condition of his health might necessitate his retirement me vice-president showed intense inter- est in the press dispatches bearing on the peace arrangements.
 After their perusal he exclaimed Let me say this again The retlre- ment of Diaz will not end the reNolu- tion because Madero's authority eX- ists only in Chihuahua. In the other disturbed provinces he has no real influence. l believe it is almost cer- tain that the revolution will continue throughout the affected areas a' least in guerilla form.
 Senor Corral declared that il was 8 critical moment for his country