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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-19

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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-07
SULzER WOULD
 BUILD RAILROAD
SpeelaI Nugget Serve.

Special Nugget Serstee
 WASIIINGTON March 7-Coneress- man Sulzrr. of New York appeared bci"r. th, committee un territories rtf. uuruiue and slre"d them Co rec .um.nd tne hu'diu4 er railroad frau td. water "u Resurrection bay to th, coal ncli-. th, same to continue nu ur th, Keum Peninsula 70 np,n up tn, interior country
 Cougre- -mn Su'z"r urther urged that thc committee work out some method whereby tt, epgrrum,ut c1r suglpe n, coal business tn get the Aa~kt coal upon the market and url the house thrash out what i= the hest
 yst.u to adopt The matter houli bc brought before the present con gress according to Sulzer. and the vast deposits of coal opened up A mar kct has already been created for the coal. th" only thing lacking being transportation facilities to get the pro duct 10 tide water
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-07
Special Nugget Service

NEW YORK. March All doubt has ben removed in the state of New York as to the choice of candidates for the nomination at the republican con ventiou, on the part of delegates who will bt instructed to Chicago on June IS Taft will secure nearly If not every vote cast by the delegates from the Empire state at the republican na tional convention
 Returns from all over the state to date roves that in thirty-six out of forty three congressional districts Taft delegates and supporters have been elected to represent the state or New York at the state convention and they will vote solid for Taft's endorse ment Tor second term. Ii Is now conced d that New York Is lined up with President Taft for securing 6 re- nomination. and state republican Chair an William Barnes. ir Is elat- cd over the outlook
 T vas sure of thirty -Ono or thirty two d itricts going against Theodore Rooseve cit" remarked the chairman, but hardly looked for thirty six The people of New York have had too much of the colonel. They took ex- ception to his putting into the chair manship of the state convention O nominate a governor they defeated
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-07
REBELS CONTROL
 ENTIRE STATE
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON March Advice from the seat of the in~urrection be ing carried nn in the Mexican repuh lie states that the rebels control the entire state Of Chihuahua and Madera forces have been driven ont or hay' gone over to the rebels.
 A large army of insurrectoS are now making ready tu commence then march south from the state of Chi huahua. to capture the states he tween the north and the capital ard expect to meet with little reslstence iu their march toward Mexico City
 The failure of Madcrn and the euv ernmcnt troops to stamp out the re beilion has allowed it to assume large proportions in fact the present gov ernmcnt Is threatened and in danger of being overthrown.
 The United States authorities through secret service agents are keeping posted on every move made both by the rebels and government troops
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-07
TAFT ATTENDS BANQUET
 OF AUTHORIZES
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 NEW YORK. March l.-CDelayed in transiO President Taft was one Of the many guests attending the 10th birthday of Mrs Catherine Bolts Wells, the well known authoress. And dur ing his address the president stated he could claim for her the distinction of being the greatest living American authoress. and wrter of novels in the country That her Sunday school manucls of ethics Miss Curtiss Two Modern Women. Little Dicks Son and her many essays published during the past fifty years warrants her in be- ing styled the greatest American writ CT alive today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-07
Special Nugget Service.

JUNEAU. March 7.-The time sci for pleading to the indictments re turned a few weeks ago by the fed eral grand jury, against the officials of the White Pass railroad. the Alaska Steamship and Pacific Coast Steam ship Companies. expired yesterday: but the defendants were represented by their attorneys who argued for a continuance until such time as their clients could reach Juneau. which they had been unable to do.
 After hearing the arguments and the affidavits in support of the motion to continue the time for entering their plea to the indictments the court granted until March 20
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-07
NEW YORK DELEGATES FOR TAFT
GENERALS ARE DISSENTING
 PRESIDENT MEXICAN REPUBLIC

#..,u ru1lcltn" u fhe high altitude for his health interviewed a t, his return tr M.Ni,p fh. as.t.
 headed rNprc-td,ut stated T hat,
 .,eu a-Eed to return aud a--ums tf. reins of government by the leaders ot .f.. ut ..tt 4prI. m-. hut 1 haze au 4wered their nstt.riup offer tp rho of ..ct would lfp. uethue to Il" wilt tue.r frrts -trin. they .vin have to settle tbat between themselves. and th. r..aIl. stand by ar help defeat my successor Eut should foreign foe eek to ,uter Mexican trrrit"ry will return in an haste and assume the leadership to drive the enemy from beyond th. border ar lay dawu m, lf. n th. attempt
 I h,>o promised th.. leaders et th" pree.us iu-urrretiou ] would return only shoud rbe country be threatened he eu invasion troru foreign foe hut not unti rhsu n the meantime the. .au settle thrir rtrtv strife without ,uv ptervrniue on mv part
 Hsxe Pr,ee and Fred Hanks in . one act comedy sketch-kennell Club g.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-07
Oiax Now m Parts.
ENGLAND TAKES 4 HAND
 IN CHINESE REPUBLIC

Cow have received orders to retarn uuh Huehc- Inc aody of Day. a 70 tl,. guilty parties. Vho booted the m. sion and caused The death of Ni-s.'. any Day
 II is expected that the detachment of Riti-h troops will engage in a bN tie with the troops who have rev"t'- ,d should they show fight for the British authorities are going to teach th, Chiuamen they must r~pcct .. ii,cs and property of their subjcc
 Tho family newspaper Is the Nome Daily Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-07
3G OUT OF 43 DISTRICTS
 AGAINST TEDDY ROOSEVELT

his candidate. and thls spring at Chi cago they will shelve Teddy for all time to come. SD far as national polite are concerned
 The Gods were with Roosevelt a little over decade ago. We bcliev- ed he was shelved at that time when his name was linked up with McKin- ley's for vice president but owing to the untimclv death of that martyr. he was given a new lease of life. but we have him down and out now
 Secretary War After Roosevelt.
 CHICAGO. March 7-Secretary of War Stmson in an address delivered In the city last evening stated Those who are trying to force Theodore Roosevelt upon the people at the pres neither do they have the welfare of their country at heart They are try ing to disrupt the party jeopardizlng the good work inaugurated and exc cutcd by the c. Q. P. in the past. and are endcavorine the chock the wheels of progress.
 We can afford to look the matter straight in the face, calling a spake a spade, and not beat about the bush. The men who are behind the Roosevelt movement. are a lot Of soreheads. Party men who could not stand discl- pline, they rebelled when their atten-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-07
JUNEAU INDICTMENTS
 CONTINUED MARCH 20

The indictments against the eX- manager of the White Pass railroad, the president and general managers and traffic managers of the Alaska Steamship and Pacific Coast Steam ship Companies We're for violation or th, anti sherman trust law. The in dictmeut- set forth the three corpora tions combined to put the Humboldt Steamship Company out of business. and were in violation of the sherman
 ' in SO much as preferred rate~ and rebates were granted
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-07
FRISCO MAN KILLS
 FAMILY THEN SUICIDES
Special Nugget Serv co.

Special Nugget Serv co
 SAN FRANCISCO. March i-(De- iayed in transt)-Samuel Afisher. a well to do manufacturer of the city killed his wife and two daughters last evening. then committed suicide.
 The cause for the rash act Is not known. but friends of Afisher. states his mind must have given way for he
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-07
Special Nugget ser"ios

SpeciaI Nugget Ser"'co
 PEKIN. March 7-England has tak eE hand in the instruction on tie part of the republican troops, and a detachment of British troops are nos marching into the interior to inves tieate the reports of the looting "f thr English mission at Chin Cow
 Reports reaching the city state tne mission has been footed and miss'3n- ary F. Day. in charge. murdered. as" c r. s. Hughes. another British su' jjeCt. is held in captive hy the China men
 The troops dispatched against ChIa
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-07

The plans for establishing the civic center to the north of Pike street and about two blocks east from the site of the old Washington hotel appeared too costly to the taxpayers al the pres ent time The money to bring this about would be too sevee drain upon times
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-07
CAPTAIN LAFFiN PASSES AWAY

Snes,ai Nugget Serv ,e
 TACOMA. March l.-Yesterday morning Captain Loffin commander Of the Cableship Burnsides passed away at his home after a short illness.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-07

The Comet barber shop will close promptly at seven o'clock. Saturday evening in order to give Harry Shear CT time to get his make up ready for the big Vaudeville show.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-07
HARBOR BONDS
 GARRY SEATTLE
Spec a Nugget Service

OptNfd NN8Htt JoTNINe
 SEATTLE. March 7.-The question of voting for harbor bonds, to the ex als. in Greater Seattle" was submit 5 ted to the people during the moyoral- " election on Tuesday. and the re tuns inst completed proves the same carried by fair majority.
 On the other hand the civic center and single tax propositions submit . ted at the same time were defeated by a large majority.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-07
Special Nugget serviee.

~PN~Aa 'NeBSNA C'f NNN's
 MEXICO CITY. March Almost daily dispatches are being received u the city about generals who. are sup- posed to he loyal tp the Madcro ad- mluistratinn. goiug over to the cause or Che rebels Tn, news reaching the city this morning states that General Ambrosa Figucroa Mldera.s chief ru- CT in tb, south who has nrtceu hun dred troops or the government under him has joined forces with Che rebels. and will geo tp make up the army maehne upon ths capital from th. south. to help the army now marching to The same place from the north Msdero Receives Word orozeo's De
 eration.
 MEXICO CITY. March :. President Mtd.ro has been hoping against hop" and refused to believe that General orozso had deserted hin. for he has plaerd explicit fath m 4 ( man. and kept him informed of all plau- and movements to overthrow the up- rls- ing
 This morninr Che president received confirmation of General Orozeo'e dc SortIuH and apponrs greatly disturbed
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-07

has been under severe strain of late owing to financial conditions pertain ing Co his plant
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-07

rare treat for all who attend Vaudeville night-Mareh g.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-07

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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-07
Teddy Takes Exceptions.

MNIEOLA. Long island. March - Colonel Roosevelt when -hnwu the speech of Secretary Stimson at Chi capp last evening came ont nf his shell. and with considerable heat de lied every contention raised hy the secretary of war The man must have lost his reason to make such a4ser- tons there is no jeopardy in my seen ing the nomination. it k the right "f every American citizen. who can qUal- ify for the honor All this talk on the part of the present administration, about and against me is to avoid presidential primaries. and allow the people to express their Sroice of can didates"
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-07
GO TO THe NORTH PoLs

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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-07

ton was called tu the fact they were not helping to carry out the promise pledged hv the party at the last cleo ton believe the straight nut and ont republicans Wh" are pr"grc siv"
 as they always have been iu affair Of The nation ar, in the majority adu those who would jcupardiz, the par ty and all it- noble principles. under which the country ha- developed
 thrived and forged ahead until tt is now in the van of all other nations on the globe. will dig their own political grave. as well as their champions in trying to force Roosevelt against Taft"
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-07
yer m, truth uf tbe matter
 More Troops for Mexican Border.

a. CT m, truth uf th" matter
 More Troops for Mexican Border.
 WNSHINGToN March 7-The wa department has ordered more troops c. proceed ta tho Mexican border and Cue government k preparing to pro. t..t American lifo and property from s.. tusurr,ctos. even If the troops h1,. ta push th,r way right through ta th, very capital
 Women and Children Leaving Mexico.
 @. FNSp March Last evening aa, hundred aud nftv ruruvr-. mostly women and eH5ldran arrived in the city from across th, bord.r They are n" .afee. and tamlic- ot Americans now H tho republic Wne ars nbeyinr th. mandate of proclamation of President Tau vho la. warned ,u Americans te r.,e tns republic The mon tro ta a,a,R mtof. or ,- -"ou ,s they ran
 a.se n.ir bu-in.-- matter- and nu, ,f.f property and mines in -ar. bands
 DiaS Now m Parts.
 PARIS March ENilcd President Diaz. who was driven out of Mexico 'l Inc Madero rebellion. arrived in the ..ttv from SVitZ,rl4uJ yShcr, he ha-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-07

Hszel Priee and Fred Hanks in one act comedy sketch-kennell Club niuht-March 9.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-04-04
RICH STRIKE IN ELK CITY CAMP
Mineral Zone Paying Big Dividends
Running $50 to the Ton
Shipping Gold Out.

The Mineral Zone strike still con-
tinues to hold the first place in rich
ness and Importance in this section.
At the present time the vein has wild
ened, and the values seem to increase
in a corresponding manner.
The ore is all taken from the vein
and sent to the Reduction plant for
treatment. For the last two weeks
the ore has plated nearly three ounces
to the ton in gold, and there is no tell
ing what is left in the batteries, as
they have not been touched, but it is
generally conceded that at least 40 pei
cent of the free gold will stay in the
mortars.
Aside from the fact that the ore is
plating so heavy, the concentrate made
is very high grade and there is quite 8
large per centage of them. The own
er, Mrs M. A. Parr, is now busy get
ting out all the ore possible before the
snow road breaks up.
A shipment of gold this week totalee
nearly $1,000, and this is only part
of what has ben taken out. The mil
is run only one shift at present anc
it is not likely that any change will bt
made until after the cleanup.
That this is by far the best ore shoot
ever uncovered in this part of Idaho
or any other part for that matter, goes
without saying, for when it is takeI
into consideration that the vein is bet
ter than 7 ft,, and all the ore betweei
walls is taken and that it is plating
under the stamps better than 500, tn,
magnitude of the strike can be deter
mined.--Elk City News.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-04-04
Must Hold at Least Five Months
School.

In letter being sent out to the
school clerks by Superintendent Clan
vile this week we take the following
paragraph which will be of interest to
all parents and those interested in
the schools:
"Under the new law district hav-
ing less than twenty children is requir-
ed to hold five months term; dis
trict having between twenty and sew
enty-five children is required to hold
a six months term; and district hav-
ing more than seventy five children is
requiretl,to hold nine months term.
Under the new law any district that is
unable to maintain school for the mini
mum time as required by law, after
having levied a special tax of five
mills, may be allowed special aid in
addition to the regular apportion.
ment.'
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-04-04
WINONA-BUTTE HAPPENINGS.
Lamb School Closed After Successful
Term.-Many Young People Take
Life Partners.

The Lamb school closed last week
after six months term taught by
Miss Juliene Pickett, one of the best
teachers in Idaho county. Miss Pick
ett will leave for Lewiston on Monday,
April lst, to take a. six weeks course
to prepare herself for the new duties
imposed upon teachers.
D. l. Rosegrants is fencing the school
section abutting Lawyer canyon, twp.
33, range 3, whore he will pasture about
$50 head Of steers this summer.
p. o. Mcclure, one of our most pros
porous farmers and stockmen, recently
returned from three months visit to
his boyhood home in Missouri, which
place he left thirty-six years ago and
has not been back to in all these long
years, and had only heard from there
very rarely. 1t is very interesting to
hear Mae talk of his feelings when he
first landed in old Missouri He says
the roads are all shorter, the hills small
er, and the farms not near SO large as
they were when he was boy That
everything looks different--that the
people, those that are left, have all so
changed that he could hardly realize it
was his old home. Even the old oaken
bucket that hung in the well-gone,
also.
Norman Lowe, late of Winona, but
now of Kansas City, aged rs years, was
lately married to a young lady of that
place, aged 81 years. What do you
think of that eTcll the old bachelors of
Idaho county that there is stiH hope.
Geo. ii. Sheldon went fishing last
week; was gone two days. He caught
"a cold.
There were three couples of Winona
married on the 27th Miss Nellie
Lamb, daughter of J. NJ. Lamb, and
Edward Nissen; Miss Eunice Mitchell
daughter of VIM. Mitchell, to jess Bun.
nell, and Miss Lille Narras, Of ORC.
fino, and Otto Nissen.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-04-04
KNIGHTS to Have Club Rooms.

The local X p. lodge, at a meeting Of
the members thereof, held Tuesday
night Of this week, voted to lease the
room over the Dunlap book store in the
Schmadeka block and fit the same up
as club room for the use of the mem
bers of that popular order. The place
will be fitted up in elegant style and
made as home-like as is possible. The
X. p. lodge of this city is one of the
leading ones of the many excellent
fraternal orders represented and with
this additional social feature should ap
peal quite strongly to the younger men
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-04-04
NEWS OF RAPID RIVER COUNTRY
Green Grass and Apricot Bloom on Riv.
er.-Vast Amount of Snow on
the Mountains.

The weather has been fine for the
past few weeks, and considerable rain.
Grass is green on the hills by the river
though there is vast amount of snow
in the mountains higher up. The riv-
ers are low at present.
w. II. Purcell and Frank Wurl have
gone to Moscow to attend the annual
melting of the stockholders of Rapid
River Mining Go.
On Sunday, March oath, a daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Ads
ley, at Pollock.
Christian Science meetings have
been held each Wednesday and Sunday
during the winter at Higgins.
Mrs. Patrick, of Salmon Meadows
has been called to the pastorate at Rig
gins.
The mountains in this vicinity are
decked with Easter lilies, which looh
god.
Mrs. w. II. Purcell visited friend,
at higgins and Pollock this week.
| The apricot trees are bursting intt
bloom at higgins and Pollock.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-04-04
High School Ball Schedule.

Manager Hussman of the high school
ball team informs us that the indica.
tions are there will be plenty of games
for his team with those of other
schools. The opening game will be
played on the home grounds April 20,
at which time the Lewiston high will
be here. On the twenty seventh a
game with the Sites boys will be
played at the Gem City, and May 4th
Prof. Cobb's boys will try out honors
with the local team at the westside
metropolis. The first game in the
month of May will be with the Ne2
Perez team on their grounds on May
1lth, and then on May 18th, a return
game will be played here. An effort
is being made for a series of three
games to be played by the local higi
boys at Lewiston, playing the Normals
Lewiston high and the Charleston high
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-04-04
FAST HIGH SCHOOL BALL TEAM
Boys Now Working Out for Places
Material So Plentiful Selection
is Difficult to Make.

The prospects for fast high school
team this year seems unusually bright
and the students are expecting great
things from Coach Hollistein and his
bunch of ball tossers.
The boys have been working out for
places and judging from the way they
play in practice some of the new ma
terial will make good. There are
about fifteen trying for places. Ralph
Brown so far is the only candidate for
the baekstop job and the fans need not
fear but that he can handle that place
in fine style. AT first, Floyd Gilbert
and Sam Kennedy are working out and
both are showing up in fine style.
At second, Capt. Hussman and Hon
er Mcdonald are the candidates, while
at third there are two aspirants, Oliver
Mcconnell and Forest Price. At short
George Bowman is without rival SO
far.
1t will be very difficult job to pick
the team as all of the boys are showing
up fine in practice.
In the outfield several of the can
didates for infield jobs will also try foi
the outfield. In the box there are foui
who are showing up in good form
They are Forest Price, Henry Munroe
Clyde Vansse and Homer Mcdonald.
H. Hussman will act as manager and
Henry Munroe as captain. The last
year suits will be used again this year
The boys are working out each even
ing on the vacant lots opposite the
High Schol building, and although ne
batting practice has been had severa
of the boys are heavy sluggers ant
with little regular batting practice
some sure hitters will undoubtedly bt
developed among the new material
SO from a general standpoint fast
hard-hitting team is assured this year
and they will certainly give gooc
account of themselves wherever they
go.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-04-04
Taking Deserved Vacation.

Jess Callahan, who has been clerk.
ing at the Imperial fr the past two
years, left this morning for trip to
outside points. Mr.. Callahan has made
many friends during the time of his
employment at the Imperial who regret
his leaving. He has proved most
faithful clerk as we'll as an obliging
man to the travelling public. He will
spend some time on the outside, taking
well earned rest, and may later re-
turn to the Marshall Lake section
where he has number of valuable
mining elaims.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-04-04
Easter Service, Presbyterian.

Next Sunday at ] ! a. m. and p. m.
Rev. c. G.. Ware, of Zillah, Washing
ton, a young man and forceful speak
err, will preach both morning and even
ing.
In the morning among the special
music will be an anthem by double
quartet, entitled I" Hosannah, - Granier,
led by Mrs. Geo. d. Algie.
In the evening among other numbers
will be the following:
Anthem, "As 1t Began to DAWN
Buck, by the choir.
Solo, My Redeemer and My Lord, =
Mrs. Geo. d. Algie.
Anthem, ''Angels Roll the Rock
Away" Shepard, by double quartet.
The public are cordially invited to
attend these services.