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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08

Wanted-Fresh milk COW at once.
Fem Batty. 37-3
P. II. Courtney and brother, John,
left Sunday morning for Spokane
John Rice, an old Buffalo Humper,
is in the city this week from Spokane.
Steam Rolled Feed, the best yet.
We have it at McLean's Ware
house. lift
For Sale-Span of draft mares, age
IL years, good workers Both in foal.
r. A. Skaggs, Mt. Idaho. 35-2*
For Sale About four acres Of nice
land located within the city limits,
good for any purpose. Inquire at
this office. 35-tf
Mrs. l.. r. lilly, who has been
visiting with relatives in Idaho county,
departed for her home in Gar, Canada,
the first of the week.
Wanted--Girl to do general house
work. Wages, So a week. Steady
job and good home. Address Perry
Miller, Nezperce, Idaho 36-2
Few people realize how many long
standing cases of continued or period
ical headache can be cured by correct
ly fitted glass. See DIR. Jackson, the
Eyesight Specialist. 36-tf
DR.. Slusser reports the birth of a
baby girl to Mr.. and Mrs. A. P.
Schnell on January rs and boy to
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Zehner of the
Fairview section on February l.
Invitations have been issued this
week by the Pythina Sisters for a
fancy dress leap year ball which that
order will give on Wednesday evening,
February IA at l. Q. Q. F. Hall.
The hard time dance given by the
Rebekahs last Thursday night was
well attended and proved most en-
joyable occasion. Joe Pfeufer was
awarded the gentleman's prize for
best costume and to Mrs. George
Algie went the lady's prize.
A piece of flannel dampened with
Chamberlain's Liniment and bound
on to the affected parts is superior to
any plaster. When troubled with
lame back or pains in the side or
chest give it trial and you are GER
tain to be more than pleased with the
prompt relief which it affords. Sold
by all dealers.
Messers. McIntruf and Stafford, re-
personalities of the Spokane Orchard
Co, are at the Imperial this week.
The company represented by these
gentlemen is said to be O. X. fnan-
cially and is offering the public an ex-
cellent opportunity to secure an inter-
est in fruit tracts, the proposition being
to sell units to investors. We under
stand number of Grangeville people
have taken stock after investigating
the company and its proposition most
thoroughly.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08
Arlington Hotel Cafe.
CONCERT PROGRAMME BY THE
GRANGEVILLE ORCHESTRA.
Sunday, February H. 1912


Sunday, February II, 1912.
Dinner concert begins promptly at 6
o'clock
March, "Band. Master" ... willard
Overture, 81 Espore de rAlsace"..
Waltz, blue Danube ....... Strauss
Selection, bright Eyes, Karl Horschna
Two Step, Judy Forgot. .Sllvio Helm
ANGELS Serenade" ....... i. Braga
Echoes from Ireland" (by request)
Hearts and Flowers (by requesD
Waltz, Spring Beautiful Spring..
..... ..... ........... Paul Lincke
America Overture on National
Airs Observation-Disclosures. .Theo Moses
MENU.
Relishes
Queen Olives. 10 Crisp Celery. is
Sweet. Sour and Dill Pickles. ..05
Soup
Potage a la Macedonia
Fish
Fried Salmon Outlets, Marite dHotel So
Fancy Imported Sardnes. 80
Fried Silver Smells, Drawn Butler. 80
Baked Halibut, au gratin. =. 35
Finest Columbia River Canned Salmon 80
Boil
Boiled Chicken, Spanish Sauce. -. 35
Ham Hooks and Spinach. .35
Cold Boiled Ham, Lobster Salad. SO
Entrees
oysters a la Sauphine. :. 40
small Sirloin Steak in Casserole. 3. 40
Fried EGGS, au Beurre Muir. 80
Virginia Fried Chicken. sauce supreme 40
Little Pigs In Blankets. 40
Yorkshire Golden Buck Welsch rarebit As
Chicken Livers a la Mode. :. 35
Chicken Fficassee With Ragout Pota-
toes... .,...........35
Roast Salmi of Goose with Olives. so
Roast Young Chicken with Oyster,
sauce ................5 80
Prime Ribs of Beef, Pan Gravy. 35
Prime Ribs of Beef Pullman Cut. so
Roast Veal Dressing ......35
Leg of Pork with Apple Sauce. So
Leg of : -nb with Home Made Jelly 35
Vegetables
Baked ! otatoes, String Beans, Potato
Salad .......... 10
Stewed Peas, per bowl. .........10
Stewed Corn, per bowl 10
Asparagus Tips on Toast. 20
Potatoes in Cream. 10
Dessert
Apple, Pumpkin, Lemon and Orange
Cream Pie ..............
Baked Apple Dumplings with Hard
Sauce ................15
Finest Home Canned Pears. 10
Sliced Bananas and Cream Is
New Apple Sauce, Banana Cream
Cake Ii
Baked Apples and Cream 10
Stewed Cranberries 10
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08
Grand Roundup Ball.

The Idaho County Stock Associa-
ton gives its annual dance at
Whitebird, Friday, February 9th.
Everyone cordially invited to attend.
Put on your chaps and spurs and get
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08
out, and the stockmen guarantee you
a time Of your life. Don't forget the .
date, Friday, February the 9th. S6.1
NOTICE TO TEACHERS, EXAMINATION.

NOTICE TO TEACHERS EXAMINATION
Notice Is Hereby given that teachers ex .sas
Vile, February 90. % aud "a The morning ser
sion will begin at s a. m :.
Applicants at this examination may Wr ns. -
hrst, second and third grade county certincA'~
All permits expire at this examination. Nj. NJ
teachers will not be allowed to draw pup II,
money unless they have valid certificaHs, a II
ME IN the Office Of tho County superinlens11sya'
p. N. Granville. County superintendent a1
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08
Card of Thanks.

Card of Thanks.
We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks for the assistance rendered and
sympathy shown during the sickness
and death of our beloved wife and
mother.
W. Z. Hardisty and family.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08
TO ALL WHOM TT NAY CONCERN.

Spokane, WASH, Jan. 2aln a Ell
This s to certify that the following cert ~ M
OF stock heretofore issued to H. J. Rice III
Gold Ridge Mining and Development omP',ISs
mas this day been cancelled by order ~ ilsrsd
without any consideration to the COMPANY. H.. "a
This notice Is published by order OF the poi ~
OF directors of the Gold Ridge Mining anu
yelopment Company
stock certfficates ca ncellad are as follows.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-02-08
cancelled are as follows

Making total Of . q. 600 shares.
A. A. Hammer, Secretary.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-14
OF RICHARD
 BURNETTE TODAY

The funeral of Richard Brunette was held this afternoon in Eagle hall under the auspicse of Nome Lodge No. .. I. O. O. F. the deceased hay ing been a member of the order.
 The late brother. who met with such an untimely death was ~ years of age and was born in Cornish. England. and came to this country when three years of age. He was an iron mould CT by profession. but has recently been engaged in mining.
 The late brother went to Fresno. Cal. in 1870. and lived in that statee until 1901 when he came to Nome and has been here since that time. He leaves a wife and daughter to mourn his loss here in the city and a sister in Alamada, Cal.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-14

Saturday evening the third play of the Federated church will be given and this organization having present cd two plays during the winter. and made good in both. it is needless to state that Mice and Men," will All Eagle Hall to its seating capacity for one hears SO many say. m not miss Mice and Men" for anything. that is to be thee greatest piece of acting ever pulled of in Nome"
 IL just seems as ii entertainments are crowded one upon the other In Nome this winter. but full houses ap- pear to be the order at that Three big events this week. The smoker tomorrow evening, the grand opera repeated Thursday evening and Mice and Men" on Saturday
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-14
SEEN AND HEARD:

IT. II Moller will be president pro tenn Of the common council during the time Mayor Gilmore is away on his campaign tour. MT. Moller re- ceived the second highest vote In the last election. and being a good busi- ness man with considerable executive ability he should make a fine acting mayor for the next two months.
 The southeast wind that has been blowing rather strang for the past twelve hours is bringing the Golovin bay Ice in sight or perhaps 1t is some of the Yukon Ice that is now poui Ing into the hay oyer near the YuEon flats.
 The southeaster has cleaned off the Nome beach of tin cans and rubbish also the dirty shore ice. and has done a neat piece of work toward better ing the aspect of our water front
 Capt Beverldge threw himself upon the mercy of the mayor last evening to secure the passage of bill he had paid out for the city to purchase coal oil, or crude oil during the past winter. The oil was used for starting fires in the city clerks office and council chamber and the captain stated if it was left to Mielke he would never get cent of It. Thereupon by motions the bill was ordered paid, there being vouchers for every gallon used. the captain having securing the oil at Crowley S POrter's.
 Four candidates are now running for school election. two for the posi- tion of clerk of the Nome public school board, and two for the position as school director. The people having choice in both positions and no doubt Nome will secure two good men to help carry on. and maintain the ef- ficient school now established.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-14

All members of the common council were present last evening except Councilman Moler who Is still suffer ing from the severe bruises he re- ceived during the fall he suffered last Thursday afternoon
 City Attorney Reed reported he had secured judgment for the city against A. F. Boyd. and proper instru ments for securing the property at- tached or sold under marshal sale would be drawn up during the week.
 \ contract between the city of Nome and the J. J. Sesnon Company was read and approved and will be signed by the mayor and Henry Jacobsen, agent and local manager of the Ses- non Company.
 Question of taxes on certain boats belonging to the mosquito fleet. such as the Mary Sachs and Wasp. went over for a week.
 Street committee recommended that EIdNtl bt Hdultu dN bHIt Ao iNidiA Nht break in Second between D and c streets This was ordered done.
 Chairman of the street committee recommended that A. w. Mayer be ap- pointed street superintendent in place Of the foreman who resigned last week The compensation being fixed at $175 per month. 10 hours per day and no overtime.
 Chairman Daniels of the police culn- mIttee rose to a point of information pertaining to inforclng the dog .tS ordinance and upon motion 1t was decided the same be enforced to the letter and all persons having dnGs must take out license.
 Fire and water reported only ore bid had been received for painting and repaperlng the fire department and the matter went o~er for wsrt to see If additional bids could not oe obtained.
 Councilman Yorkey then read ! communication from the Seward Po''-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-14

According to several wires received last evening and this morning we are reliably informed that MT. and Mrs. Chas. Kammerich will reopen the Golden Gate hotel for the summer.
 Orders have been received to have the popular hotel placed in first class condition and ready to be opened up- on the arrival of the first passenger steamer in the Nome roadstead.
 Mrs. Kammerick, who has a well establisehd reputation as a caterer here In Nome. will look after the din- ing room and the proper housing of the guests at the hotel during the summer season. and John D. Flanigan. we understand will not be in this sum- mer to enact the role of mine host.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-14
NEW ERA MINING
 STOCK WILL BE RAISED

The directors of the New Era Min ing Company. will meet tomorrow eye ming for the purpose of checking up the sales of stock in the new mini lg company, that is to install ten stamos out on the Glacier divide
 The public have taken so w.d 70 the sale of shares at ten cents. shat il is expected the price will tc ad- vanced to fifteen cents at the meet i99 tomorrow evening. The ,niL will b,. {; ken to the site son after he Cpor.ng of navigation ani Nin be T ding out the gold from :he quartz ,n J few weeks after the i'm ,, mayo is T. .de
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-14
GILMORE GRANTED
 LEAVE OF ABSENCE

CT Company. pertaining to the re- newing of a contract for pumping water for fire purposes. Councilman Daniels, not being able to understtrj what was contained in the commun- ication from the reading by Council man Sykes asked that the clerk be instructed to read the same which was done Then 1t was seen that the Sew- ard Power Company. by Mir. McCon- nell. was wiling to enter into con tract for one year for S6.000 per. for two at $500 per and for three at $5,OO0 per The matter went over un- til the mayor returns in August. and Councilman Sykes instructed to se- cure all the data he could in the meantime to sec what the city could do toward installing its own pumping plant.
 Superintendent Aver of the Wild Goose Mining Comptny stated he had arranged to look after the heating plant so no more fires would result and the matter was left to the fire committed. several complaints having been made to the council about the place being a regular fire trap.
 City clerk reported four petitions had been filed tor vacancies to exist upon the school board. Ward Estey and sam Larson having filed petitions as clerk. and S. N Carman and A. II. Kell for school directors. Platform in front of Darling & Dean warehouse on Steadman avenue ordered cut down at expense of city to be used as sidewalk.
 A leave of absence was then grant ed w. A. Gilmore. until August l5. The mayor then stated that II. H. Moller had been agreed upon. to serve as acting mayor during the time he was away and all city warrants would have to be coutnersigned by him.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-14

Dr. J. J. Chambers. who was found guilty yesterday afternoon in tns Uni ted States commissioners court oi criminal libel came up for sen:ence this morning at ten o'clock before Judge George D. Schofleld and was sentenced to four months in tho fed- eral jail.
 The code provides for 0 penalty not to exceed one year nor less than snres months. and the judge gave the pris. oner just one month in excess cf the minimum.
 The jury selected to try tha case were made up from Nome's prominent
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-14
AN ACTOR AS WELL AS A SINGER

We have been enjoying Elmer Reeds magnificent bass voice for years and never tire of hearing 1t. But we find that We should never have accept ed his oft-repeated statement that he couldn't act. His acting in The Be- hemian Girl (especially in the second act) was a revelation.
 It Is a fortunate thing for Nome, that this grand opera Is to be repeat ed Thursday night. the 18th.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-14
OR, CHAMBERS GETS 4
 MONTHS FEDERAL JAIL

business men. and the doc;r was given a fair chance to prove his as sertions that were set forth il the communication addressed to ths HoA Mayor and members of the cDmnsn council of Nome. wherein he accused the republican candidate. also the mayor of Nome-William A Gilmore of having been disbarred n Judge Hanford's court in Seattle for robhinS client of unsound mind and SC. erf.l other charges of a criminal lioe.ous nature.
 The commissioner fixed the appeal bond in the sum of Sl.000.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-14
RECEPTION AND SMOKER.

Members of the Nome Republican Club and all supporters of William A. Gilmore for delegate to congress are cordially invited to attend fare we'll reception and smoker at A. B. Hall Wednesday evening. May 15. at p. m. Seddon will leave for Dutch harbor from In front of Barracks Square at 10 p. m.
 By order of
 DISTRICT COMMITTEE.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-14
4 CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

I buy. sell rexchange everything bring your second hand goods to me If We can not agree on price I will store them and sell them for you. want 10 buy small ranges. stoves. min ing hose, chairs. refrigerators, bath tubs, mining hose. tents. dishes. cabin Hotel.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-14
NOTICE.

Stockholders of the Nome Quartz Development Go. are hereby notified that they may at their option. ex- change their stock for stock in the New Era Mining Go. Deliver your stock certificates without delay for such purpose 70 the undersigned
 RUSS DOWNING. Secy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-14
MOLlER STILL IN BED.

Councilman Moller was not lccins SO well this morning. he ri 70 get up and about too soon aft.r r,s all and his doctor instructed nj ir ,p e. main in bed today and rest iJ No bones are broken but the severe shak Ing up and bruises received need li.ac to get properly straightened out
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-14
WEATHER RECORD
MAY 13, 1912

Temperature-Ma A above minimum B above Barometer-3O.03 inches Weather-Partly cloudy. WInd-SF.. s miles per hour
 ARTHUR GIBSON. Observer
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-14
BOHEMIAN GIRL
 REHEARSAL TONIGHT

'rie ere will he aerehearsal of the R0 Ec.njan Girl this evening in the Llgle t.au ct o'clock. All taking par: gre re {. ested to be present
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-14

For . nice warm bath ir .he largest bath rooms in the city try the City Bath House. Everything first class end up to date.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-14

Remember we are retailers as we'll as wholesalers Special bottle sale. Sew ard Commercial Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-14
REMEMBER THE NAME.

For prompt ana satisfaet'ry laundry work call up the Peoples Laundry Phone Main 151.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-14

We cordially solicit your family trade and deliver all orders to your home free of charge Seward Com'L Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-14

Spring tonic: A hot bath, a warm room and . big sleep at the Elite baths. Its good medicine. Open all night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-14
KAMMERICHS TO OPEN
 GOLDEN GATE. HOTEL

the position he has filled for several seasons past.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-14

DISTRICT COMMITTEE.
The Washington times., 1912-10-03
Here's a Book

More devoted than the followers OF
the Mahdi are most OF the admirers or
Oscar Wilde who write about this poet.
Walter winston Kenilworth. whose
Study Of Oscar wilde" has just been
published by the r. r. Fenno Company
of New York. Is no exception to this
rule. In his foreword to the reader Mr..
Kenilworth says: (rhe Angel Of Death
has already come and gone Tor the per
sonality of Oscar Wide, some Year,
since, but It has not. nor can 1t touch
the Immortality OF his thoughts or OF
his soul. These are enternal, joyous on
shootings OF the Soul OF God" In con-
cluding his work Mr.. Kenilworth says
that Wilde remodeled the opinion OF the
world as to the functions and ideals OF
art, and gave a new tone TO social as.
pirations. rendering the aspirations OF
the multitude into spiritual forms.
Regarding Wilde's errors and sins Mr.:
Keniiworth's viewpoint may be summed
up in the poets own lines that man
should be Judged mot by his caste or
creed, the meat he eats, the vintage that
he drinks; not by the way he fights or
tHWes tSousbts t % he thinks" Mr.. KeniiWorth
EMPLOYS fiorid imagery in writing,
and an impressionistic treatment OF his
theme. ITO Wilde," he writes. tho
ordinary sunset was worlds of fame.
and the shining of the moon on any
common night was to him the doorway
TO great heavens In the spiritual repose."
The author divides his subject into
Impressions, Reflections, Revelations.
Intentions, Aspirations. RealiEations.
Illuminatlons, and Conclusions.
The Washington times., 1912-10-03
OUR oMINoUs OLD BALKAN FRIEND.

Truly, the war cloud hangs low over the Balkans,
as the European correspondents have been setting
forth season after season for a couple generations
past and as they. would have explained for some
generations before that IL there had been any corre-
spondents to do it. But in all probability there will
not be war. Italy has made the most Of the Balkan
situation to get peace at the end Of her ilstarred
adventure in Africa. Menaced by combination Of
the buffer states that surround her. and torn by in
ternal dssensons Turkey has been forced to take up
negotiations with Italy, and report is that these have
very nearly been brought to a conclusion, in dec
laraton of peace The Balkan states doubtless will
lose much Of their enthusiasm about precipitating
war; after they learn that Italy will not be allied
with them.
1t Is not impossible, in the present state Of Otto
man affairs, that an alliance Of the various Balkan
states could make successful campaign against the
Turk, If only the powers would permit. Figures on
the military strength Of the various states which
confronting Turkey and waiting for the word to
move indicate that their armies mustered to full
est war strength and that they can place consider
ably more paper strength in the field than the Con-
stantnople government has available for use in
Europe But they would be at the disadvantage Of
Sighting the longer lines and Of being unable to
cooperate effectively. r.. -.
1t will not do to assume that these preposerously
negro, Bulgaria, and Servia boast, are ineffective.
They are vigorous fighting forces, with modern
equipment and good officers They represent mill
tary nations among which universal military service
is the rule. They are used to fighting, and they nate
the Turk with bitterness that represents centuries
of inheritance of the feud. Left to themselves they
would sooner or later drive Turkey back into Asia
but not now.
For who would get Constantinople, the control
Of the Dardanelles, the domination of me asts'n
Mediterranean That is the real question in which
the frstrate powers are concerned. Germany would
never consent to Russian CONTROL Russia and Austria
would neither Of them submit to the others suzer
ainty at Constantinople; Britain has long been be-
hind the scenes the real guarantor of Turkeys place
in Europe simply because Britain wants neither
Austria nor Russia to hold the seat of the a1cien
Empire of the East. The Balkan states cannot igh
Turkey effectively and concusvely without the con
sent of the powers. They were made buffer state,
by agreement Of the powers, and SO long as tte
powers want to keep them in that position they will
be retained a-,..., ., ... tr.....,...
The Washington times., 1912-10-03
HERE'S A TIP TO LOCAL MERGER PRO.
MOTERS. .

The town of Cleveland, which has grown so phe-
nomenally in population, Importance and prosperity
since it got modernized to its government is look
ing into the advisabty Of condemnng and buying
its telephone systems.
The town has two systems, and Of course, as al
ways, service through two poorer than would be
through one. Moreover, the patrons must pay for
double service. So it is proposed to end bad cond
ton by municipalizing the whole business.
Our local promoters would do we'll to consider
this case. They are threatening to immerse this
community in another Lake Erie of waered capitali-
zation. Before they get done they may find Congress
threatening them with condemnation and public own
ership of their properties. It's good time to 60
slow in such matters.
The Washington times., 1912-10-03
ROOSEVELT COMPLETELY vINDlcATEDl

Mr.. George R. Sheldon, before the Clapp COM
mttee, declared positively, Of personal knowledge
that the Hartman $250,0O0 fund Of 1904 raised
and used entirely for and in the New York State
campaign 1t did not Co. nor any part Of it, to the
national campaign.
Hartman and Odell were that year trying to
elect their man Higgins as governor. There was
almost universal expectation that he would lose. In
the last days they scraped up fund to make des-
perate effort in his behalf, and he was put over.
Roosevelt had nothing to do with it, and the effort
to make it appear that he held up certain big inter-
ests for that special fund.- and that he got the benefit
Of it, was wicked perversion