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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-08-08

The new steps, porches and veran-
da are about completed at the court
house. They were made by e. J.
Benson at a cost of $40 plus the ex-
tras, the bill for which will be pre-
sented at the October meeting of the
board.
Power County Pays.
The commissioners of Power coun-
ty approved the report of the audit
ors awarding $1,000 to Bingham
county, and promptly issued warrants
for it.
Bonneville County Shrinks
In the division of Bingham county,
the new portion took about million
dollars more in property than old
Bingham retained, but in the assess
ment roll on which they pay the state
they show about $700,000.O0 less
property values than Bingham coun-
ty.
One Marriage License
A marriage license was issued to
Caddie Monroe and John Christensen
on the 5th of August.
Assault at GrOveland
Louis Johnson made a complaint
against Ben Bohm, claiming assault
with the fists, and Boehm plead gull
ty and was fined ten dollars.
Did Some Stealing.
A charge of petty larceny was laid
against Chris Jensen and he was CIV
en- a sentence of Is days in Jail,
though the sentence was suspended
during good behavior. We are un-
able to report whether he stole
water melon or chattels of some kind.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-08-08
CANDIDATES in
PIANO CONTEST
AFTER THE PRIZE
Past Week Has Been Banner
Week Since Opening
BOOST FOR YOUR CHOICE
Who Will be the Winner is Yet I'm
solved.-All Candidates Are Making
Rapid Stries to be at Top Of List.

Contestants should see that their
voting coupons reach the Republican
office by noon every Thursday so they
can be counted. Some have over
looked this and did not get their votes
into this count.
The DeKay Grocery company.
The Star Theatre,
Berryman's Hardware Store,
Henesh Harness Factory,
Hunters Cleaning and Pressing
Parlors.
The Modern Pharmacy.
The Studio Grand,
Gibbs Livery Barn,
Peterson's Store at Riverside.
Pingree Mercantile Co., at Pingree.
Valley Supply Co., at Aberdeen.
Wapello Mercantile Co., at Wapello
r. H. Hoare, at Thomas.
Clarke Bros. Plumbing Co.,
Kinney's Shoe Shop.
Club Cigar Store,
Bernat Bros. Blacksmith Shop.
The Idaho Bakery,
The Model Cafe,
DR.. w. s. Hoge, Dentist,
F. c. Christ, Jeweler.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-08-08
REGULAR SESSION OF CITY
COUNCIL LAST TUESDAY
Resolution Adopted Committing Town the Work Of Secr
Ing Federal Building for Blackfoot
ANOTHER WALK TO DEPOT ASKED FOR

EXTENSION OF sEWER-NEW FEED sHEDS-spRINKLNG LAWNS
RON FIRES IN AILBYs-YOUNIE VEIaANDA-GUARD FOR OROs
sING-MoNTHLY BILLS WE'RE UP FOR CONSIDERATION ALSO
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-08-08

Jas. Nunley $50. ...... $50
John Ieman 49,. $500
Cemetery Fund.
BOYLE & Co ............. 1922
Berryman's Hardware 49,. 1880
Light & Power Co., ...... 5.lh
w. B Jacobs ........... 6849
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-08-08

List of Candidates
Amelia Kirkpatrick ...... 6O4O5
Lulu Butt ..... 281SO
Susie Thomas ............. 22650
Anna Parsons :. ..... 49,. 20370
Ethel Campbell ........... 1875
Mrs. H. N. Parkinson -. 17450
Florence Dye ...... 80. $1,000
Lydia Quantrell ........... 1880
Mary Tiahrt ...... ...... $4,000
Evelyn Thorstenburg ..... 62O5
Irene sorenson -. 80. $500
Mrs. Charles Clarke ..... $3.50
Voting Places
Valley Supply Co.
Berryman's Hardware
Modern Pharmacy
-DeKay Grocery
Idaho Bakery
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-05

this blessed Fourth of july, 1913.
with such q past and So ereat pat
r.mony. is II not discroditahle that
the heirs Of the noble men who
fought with Jones and Perry. with
Harrison and shelby. could ever have
fallen apart ana come to blows? !
think so truly. and IL seems To me the
more discreditable when We reflect
that brothers then. are brothers s;ill;
the most homogeneous people upon
the face Of the globe. the Sections
merged in their cradles. the states
hut geographic expressions.
AT length we are reunited. Let
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-05
Hish school Boy a Winner.

CHICAGO. July Harry Goelitz.
competing under the colors of the
Chicago Athletic association. won the
Decathlon in the international ath-
letic carnival at Grant Park today,
finishing with a total Of 26 points.
lie is an oak Payk High School boy.
Five events u the decathlon had
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-05

misadventures and mistakes shall we
take no lesson to ourselves?'
Colonel Watterson at this point
discussed the evils OF too much leg
IL alton and other questions,
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-07
Date of McNeiI
 Fair Again Changed

The date of the McNesl fair which vas recently postponed from Novem. Der p to December IT, hss again been changed. this time to December l6. This was made in accordance with the announcement of the University of Arizora experiment. train schedule, which announces McNesl ss e stopping point on the 10th. The event will be marked by third momensous happen ing in the history of McNesl ss it has been decided to throw open the Lane Gwnsite on that day.
 The prcgram o! the experimental train, which has already been publish- ed, will undoubtedly draw large crowds to the valley settlement. This will bs enhanced by the fair. exhibiting place of hunireds of valley farmers
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-07
Clifton Hunters Find Skeleton

Msssrs Vim Hamilton and Jack Holman who returned to Clifton last Monday from huntirg trip ofseverai weeks duration which was spent along the Black and Blue rivers, report the finding of the skeleton of . man in the lonely iastnesses of the middle branch of the Blue river.
 Apparently the man had been dead for probably six yesrs, as only the boDes were remaining, and portions of . saddle, lying near the bones wac also decsyed by age and exposure to tho elements. All evidences pointed to c desperate encounter, ss . rude stone wall had teeu erected srHund the skeleton, and it is surinised that from this wall the man had fired at his enemies uotil slsin. .,
 supposition is that the skeleton found is that of . man, a swete, who left one of the ranch homes in the Eagle river section about eix years since, and who wss neve- again ,een The man sas cn B; journey so ranches lying along the Blue river. and was seeking employment. He was moi known to have possessed on h,s per. con any property, and DO reason is ad vanced for his assassins tion, otbe than the desire of his slsyers to gail his horse and saddle. The Swed was not knosn to have any relatives
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-07
Wood Dealers
 May Come Next

Eleven nf the Phoenix butchers through their attorneys, will plead this week.
 Inspector Creswell and City Sealer Medley say the wood dealers may come next.
 Another stay was granted yesterday morning in the case of the seven lead- ing Phoenix butchers, who are Accu ed O! violating the state weighs and measures law. Their attorneys, Arms etrong & Lewi.. appeared in Justice c W Johstone's court snd asked for more time. Accordingly the case went over till two o'clock next Thurs- day afternoon.
 ON Creswell, state inspector of weights and measures, and City Seal. CT W P Medley cay that some of the wood dealers in Phoenix are violating the law. They have taken the mss- 1 ter up with a number of the dealers, who are now trying to comply.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-07
HoW's This7

We offer One Hundred uoiIsrs Re- ward tor soy case of Catarrh thss cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cu.e.
 ,. oHEsEY 4 O., Toledo, O.
 We the undersigned, have known f.y. Cheney for the last IS years, and ,eiieve him perfectly honorable in all ousiness transactions and financially sble 70 csrry out any obligations mad bv hio firm.
 WArDue, KuHAx ( HARvu,
 Wholssale Druggists, Toledo, o.
 Hall's CstsETh Cure is taken intsr islly, acting directly upon the blood md mucous surface of the system Cestimoniah sent free. Priss IS cents " bettls. Sold !. all dueEis6s.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-07
Shelter Employ
 Crushed to Death

Caught between post and a motor which was ou its way to secure the last losd of fue dust for the reverbers- tory furnaces on the day shift. about 2:50 o'clock yesterday afternoon, 0 R Sloan, sged 27 yssrs, received such serious internal injuriee that hs died ct 5:l7 o'clock yesterday evening as the Calumet hospital. The body was removed to the Ferguson undertaking establishment where it is being held |, pendioe burial arrangements being completed.
 Apparently there were DO eye wit oesses to the affair. According to the motormau, the first he knew oi any thing wrong was when Sloan, who was employed e swamper, screamed. The mot rmsn stuck his head out of the window of his cab, ct he came time cutting o6 the power. Sloan vss caught between the motor and poet. The movements of the motor, e it slowly moved onward, preparatory to loading the cars. he'd served to grind slosu's hips and abdomen through . psos not mors thau five inches vide.
 As coon e possible thei piossd mao vas sx'ricsted from his position and medical aid summoned. He vas plscso sn . sstrescbes and s.ken to tbs Calumet hospital in so automobile. He died, it is understood, without re- yaining consciousness.
 Tue relatives who reside in Wipston ,slem, N. C.. have been commupics- ed with, bot e yet so arrangements or iaternsss have bsss asde.-Ois- 'steh.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-07
Joins Navy to
 Avenge Brother s Death

Hoping that the United States will invade Mexico and tkst he will have
 sn opportunity to svenRs the death
 oi . broshsr who Wss killed many years
 ego. Osrin c Murdock. . printer we'll
 knevn in Phoenix end Prescott, hss enlisted in the marine service st Nor. folk, Virginia.
 Murdock's brother Wss killed in the City oi Mexieo in street fight over . woman. Murdock often sssied that come dsy he would svsoge the dea.h of his relative if be bad to lead . 6Ii- expedition. He has now sempsomsssd, however. by becoming , blue jacket. He writes friends in- Arisous that hs believes the United States will have to intervene in Msx- co and shss hs will have sn oppostuisy Q take . tsW shots st As1ieaps. ]
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-07
Bond Denied
 Roy Haiq|er

Judge Lockwood of the Superior Court yes'erdsy rendered his ruling in the caee of the State vs Roy Haig- Ter and denied the application for bond which was made by Haiglers at ,orney William Clesry last week. The argnmert Tor the bond took up cor. siderable time and had been taken un- der advisment by the Court since last wedne,dsy In deciding the apple cation for bail the court rendered . written opinion, which in part resds as follows:
 This matter comes np on application Tor bail, the defendant having been held to ans~er without bail before the sxsmining magistrate, for murder in the fret degree. It ba, been stipula-. ed by the County Attorney. and the At torney for the defense that the sppli, cation may be considered ou motion without the necessity of an app ication for . writ ot bsbess corpus, and tha- it be decided on the written record of the Corooor's Inquest . the preliminary examination. and the exhibits filed therein. So far as the Court can find, there has never been any standard es- tablished in Arizona for Interpreting the language of the statute governing the right of defendant to be admitted to bail when he is charged with mur. der in the fret degree. Each case seems to have been decided by the Court on its own facts and the person- sl feeling of the Judge. without any regular system or rule of guidance for that reason, it seemed best in this csse to have the argument cover the vari- ous rules followed by the different courts of last resort, ard to lay down . definite standsrd for use in this county until the Supreme Court sbsll have decided on some system for the whole state.
 According to statements made here by Attorney Clesry for his eliept sbe matter of the spp'iestion for bail will now bs taken to the Supreme Court on . wit Of habeas corpus st come time in the near future.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-07
Ore Concentra- tor Near Hereford

The Hermitage Mining company has just completed . fity.ton con- centrstor eight miies touth of Here. ford and six miles fr. m mines owned by the company in Moctesums canyon in the Huschncs mountains. This mill was constructed by A F Hszelton and . test run was made Saturday and the mill received by the mining c,m. p.ny. This mining property was formerly owned by the Huschucs De. ve'opmsnt company and it is said ths, there is sufficient ore in sigbt in the property to enable the mill to usi { . prolonged run. If this mill provei to be the correc' method Of hand ling this ore it htIpected that . mucf larger mill will be constructed Q tb' future. the present one being regarded in the way of an experiment..
 Besides the mill owned by the Her missge company it is expected tha the building ot the mill will enabl other mine owners in the Euachuc i morntsins to have their ore milled sn thereby increase oduction. h tn
 Moctesuma csoyon during the ps.
 year Joe McCabe has been developin
 property which it is expected vi
 now be able to at least have some oI
 milled as . test. Besides this thel
 are other properties in the vicinit
 shat will also come into prominen,
 as e result of the operation Of tn mill and c future larger one should } te built.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-07

'ooA this winter, according to o N Creswsil. etate in-psotor ot weights aod messures. who returned to Phoe- nix seosDtly from the north.
 The Uoiversity of Arsons demon ssrstion train met with sn s.traordin ary reception Monday from the people of Yums, who focked to hear the hc tures and ses the exhibition cars.
 They came from sll part. of the valley. "Dsd" AJ Bell. who wac err ted
 Saturday afteroUon by the Douglas police in connection with the "hop
 joint" raids hss been released. it hay.
 ing been detefrined that he was not
 connected sith Mickey McGcnicle
 aud the Mexican. Gonzales. in what
 ever crime they may bs guilty of in
 this connection.
 | According to present plane McNesf
 will Kill three mammoth sised birds
 with one stone on the 18th day of De-
 cember. This will happen by virtue
 oi the fact that there will be the reg.
 ulsr community agricultural fsir ct that time. the University of Ari.ona agricultural experimental train will . bs there. and the toa ansi,e will on ! that day by pened.
 !, The constisution aiists have . new man in Douglss in charge of tbsiI | sffsirs, having been appointed by Es- 3 cudero. minister of foreign affairs ir ]. the Carrauza cabinet as consul in tn, smelter city. His home is in Lo Angeles. where his family still re maine. it tsinR his purpose to resid' in Douglas. Senor Ofosco, the ne' '' consul. is . very intelligent youni Q man and talks English about ss well . !" any American.
 Chico Lopes was accidentally sbo in the leg early Friday morning .
 heivCbiop ueos ~Ooh '~ is not serious and he is not seriou s' and he is doing nicely. Manu, 'e Valencia at the came time received '' very serious injury to his skull. H 'g was taken to the hospital for tresi
 men'. The detsils are not known. Road Superintendent Await of Gi county has been engaged for the pa - seversl dave in experimenting a nun Der of men in . work that is concerns =. with the changing of the channel
 the Gils river ct the point of crossir ot the Duncan bridge. For con
 time the river has been steadily q :" preaching the east approach of q
 bridge, and the danger that tbe al of brooches will be wssbed away b pa made necessary the work, which coI be sists in digRinesn sn artificial cham 8 near the middle of the former bed be the river. About ten days will be r at Quired for the completion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-07
 NOTICE

The regular annual meeting of the stoekholdsss oi the First Nstional Bsek q Tombstone for the election oi directors ssd for the tssnssctioo oi other legisimsts bosiness. will b. held as the hssking heuss st TeUbssons |, Asissss oa Tussdsy, Jsouasy l3sb, 1914 st 2 o'clock m.
 I. R. BRANDT, Casbisr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-07
Most of Nava-
 jos Surrender

A Washington Dispatch says:
 All but . few of the Nsvsjos who have been dsfyins the government as Beautiful Mountain, N M. surrendered Q General Scott today without blood shed according to sfvices received by the var department.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-07
PEARCE PERSONALS
@Kn = IrIsI

Last Thursday a troop oi soldiers camped in front of Rinards, leaving early the next morning. They are enroute for Nogales where they will patrol the border. IL is evident that an addi- tion to the local schools is necessary. At present the schools are so over-crowded that it is only with great diff culty that they can all be ac~ comodated.
 An exceptionally large crowd assembled at Huddy's Hall last evening and an enjoyable time had. Not until early in the morning did the merry dancers repair to their homes. Butch Hartman went to Tombstone today on brief business visit, and is expected to return home tonight.
 Chas Reed. our genial Chie nese inspector was among those who left for the county seat today on business, and will return home this evening
 Constable J A Jenkins ol Cochise passed through the city today enroute to the county seat.
 Chick" Lemons returned home this morningfrom Tomb stone, where he has been on ; short visit.
 Work of making the adobe' for the First Congregations Church of Pearce will soon b, begun, The foundation ha been completed.
 Pearce now has an excellen train service. There are si: trains in and out daily, two o which carry mali.
 w H McDonald's famil, arrived in this city last weel from Gage. Okla. and vii make this their future home MT Mcdonald has been em pioyed in the local mines fo some time. This is anothe additionto our fast increasing population.
 MT c Parker left yesterday morning for Tombstone for ; few days visit on Business
 The commonwealth mill ii closed down for a few days owing to an accident to one O the big ore tubes and will prob ably require from a week tc ten days to make the repairs In the meantime the mine con tinues to work. and the ore blocked out.
 Charles Renaud, our popula, merchant. left this morning for Tombstone, where he goes on business. He made the trip in his new Studebaker "Six," snd is expected to return this evening.
 The heavy rains of the past week have done considerable damage to ths valley roads ac- cording to farmers who are in the city purchasing supplies. They report the harvest almost over and they are all wearing the "big smile"
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-07
GLEASON GlEAk!NGS

William Moore, foreman at the road camp, stopped in the city yesterday. on his way to the county seat on a business missionl
 Supervisor Rock and Clerk Karger of the board of.super- visors. were visitors in the city yesterday on business. They made the trip in the County Ford, returning to Tombstone in the evening,
 The stage in Taylor's Hall is undergoing a thorough repair ing and the scenes being re- painted and when finished it will be one of the best show houses in this section. l The turk" seems to be ,plentiful in the Gleeson-and
 they are all grown in this vici-
 nifty.
 Tom Lannon and wife were
 visitors in the county seat yes terday, returning home in the afternoon. They made the trip in their Ford car. Tom Cowan is in Tomb stone spending Thanksgiving f with his daughter. Mrs Louis ? Kuchenbecker.
 Frank Whit, accompanied
 by his mother, Mrs Bob Stone l motored to Tombstone yester l. day, returning home in the a afternoon.
 sI Will Short left this mornin! II for the county seat on a brie
 business visit. He made tn, $ trip on horseback.
 Balls Mckinney returne'
 home today from the count, IL seat, where he went on a brie X business mission.
 ' Joe Stanheld left this morn
 for Tombstone on a bushes y visit Of a few days. II The first cold snap of tn
 season came today and th " beautiful snow fell for shcr
 periods during the day. r Now that the board of super g visoIs have taken action to re
 sume work on the Gleeson V Forrest highway, it will be bu a a short time until that structur,
 will be completed. When fin.
 ished it will rank among thu 5 best roads of the state, and i goes without saying that i ' will he of great benefit to tbi. section of the county Work is progressing rapidly on the improvements being
 made to the stage in Taylor.
 Hall. Jack Pratt. the notoriou.
 sign painter has almost com r pleted the painting of the stage r scenes. and they afford very pleasing appearance. Il Teams are passing through
 Gleeson each day on their way to the county road camp. W B
 Moore one of our foremost sesidents has charge of the operations, and work will soon
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-07

READ our PEAkCE DEPARr- AENT on psGs two. 0sosral psss notes of the dsy from tbss thriving farming csntss sod boms of one ol the largest produesn of gold spd ei1ver in tbe stats.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08

The people we envy always envy some other fellow higher up.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
BREED THEATRE.
~The Little Minister" in Three Reeis
 Delightful Scotch Drama.

Nowhere. is it possible to find A film that can equal the marvellous Vita graph offering at the Breed today, en- titled s>The Little Minister" It con- sists of three reels ef enc thousand feet each, depicting the wuEld famous novel by J. M. Barrie, by the same tfttle and the fascfnating part of -sBabbie,'. is played by no less a person. age than Clara K1mhan Young, the dashfns beauty of the vitaSraph cast The stoyy Is well known. and tells of the love of a young minister for a young gypsy girl who is thrown across his path fn a most unconventional manner. To save her from possible injury and arrest, he declares she is his wife at her request, 8 fact, which in Scotland. makes the marriage legal The minister cou1peiS the girl to tell no one of the secret, other than those to whom the acknowledgment was made. True love nRhffests itself, and the truth gradually leaks out, but the permit the marriage of their minister to common gypsy. so the pair steal away and are married according to her gypsy custom, and when they present themselves at the "Auld Lfcht Kirk for marriage thefe is no alter native, and she is received into the church The work of this a1-star cast is away above the average dra- rnat1c work seen in this city, the pho toeraphfc part Is the acme of excel 1ence.
 Pirate Gozds a BiogTaph sea story and @A Business Buccaneer," with Alice Joyce and Tom Moore complete this artistic bill