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The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-07-01
Land Tan9Ie
UnraVeIed
FEDERAL ACTION TAKEN
Marble Creek Settlers to Receive
Their Patents

The Idaho stateshQan. Boise AT
torney General Peterson is in receipt
of a letter from Assistant Secretary
of the Interior Suylin IN the matter
Of the Marble creek lands. Acting
undA Instructions of the state land
boardvtbe attorney general had writ
ten tue interior department.
The letter is In reply and says:
Hon. J II. Peterson, Attorney
General, State of Idaho--Slr: l have
to acknowledge your communication
of the 9th ultimo, adverting to a de-
clsion of this department March %,
1913, in the case Of Thorpe ct al VS..
state of Idaho, sustaining ths claim
of the state of certain indemnity
school selections in I. "A N, r. BE.
CotNuEd 'Alene land district, Idaho.
that decision 1t was said In ref
eSnce to the claims of certain set
tiers upon these lands that due re-
gard would be had for the state g
wishes in the matter OF the protection
of such equitable claims as may be or
have been preferred by such settlers
who we're misled by the failure of the
commissioner of the general land
Office to cause to be noted withdraw
ais of the lands upon the records Of
the local land Office Referring
Aespeoially to this feature Of the case
you advise me that the state land
board has authorized me to negoti.
nate with the federal government
with a view to an adjustment. You
say that under the laws of the state
of Idaho aud the decisions of th'
court, especially a decision Of th'
supreme oorut In Balderson vs. Brady
no authority exists for thu
relinqulshmeut Of these lands to th
federal government unless lands o
equal value may be had 10 lieu there
of, and suggest that only such land
may begsecured within national fores
reserves.
I have now to advise you that tn
matter of releasing lands With
these reservations has been taken a.
with the secretary of agriculture
who has expressed a willingness {
co. operate with this department /
any reasonable way for the relief G
these settlers, and that the details {
a plan to that end are being consider
ed. In the meantime It is impoI
tant that both that denartmeut an
! the department of agriculture be fn
I ly advised az to the probable nun
[ Der of bona flde settlers upon thel
. lands, and the amount of land CLAIM
ed by them. A report of the commi
4 sion appointed by the governor {
Idaho, pursuant to joint resolutlc
Of the Legislature, to investlga
claims of these settlers ought to thro
s some light upon this question.
q shall be very pleased to have stat
ment from you with reference to tn
fearture Of the case at your early co
veuience. Respectfully,
X S. O. SUYLIN,
y Assistant Secretary.
'i From this letter II appears that G
10 state will be enabled to reach a sati
factory solution OF this matter, viii
r has vexed the land board for the pi
eight or ten years; and that the e
r trymen on the Marble creek Ian
?. who are able to make a showing
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-07-01
Regular Train
Service to Spokane
WILL PROBABLY COMMENCE JULY l3
New Schedule fOS PIummer-SpOkane Railroad
Under Consideration

depot will be given a holiday on the
Fourth. The office will be closed
the entire day except for a short time
at the arrival aud departure of the
passenger trains and no freight will
be received or handled.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-07-01

Alene for the past two aud a half
months. This was one of the strong
factors In securing the routing of the
tourists this way, as a short time ago
some of the race people made a Sun
day excursion on the Steamer Georl Ia
Oaks to st. Joe, and they we're so
pleased with the trip that they we're
enthusiastic boosters for trying the
Milwaukee route east.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-07-01
Badly Bitten
By A Dog
James WhaIen Will Pet No More
Dogs For Awhile

James Whalen of st. Joe. was bad
ly bitten by a dog Friday. He Was
walking along the dock and stopped
aud patted the dog on the head, but
he resented the familiarity by sink
ing his fsDgs into Whalen'a wrist.
The wound was a deep one aud bled
profusely.
He was afraid of some evil effects
from the bite and hastened 10 Or.
Platt's drug store. The doctor WAS
out OF town and Mrs. Platt dressed
the wound for him.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-07-01

Mr.. aud Mrs. j. d. Spaulding, Of
St. Joe, WIN have been spending the
past couple Of days In this city, re-
turned to thsir home at st. Joe Sun
day afternoon. Mr.. Spauldlng has
recently accepted large logging
contract near that place.
S. M. Babbitt. proprietor of the
ST. Maries dray line. returned Satur-
day evening from a weeks business
trip to Spokane ard other poIuta In
that locality.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-07-01
Bound Over
For Burglary
ACCUSE II. |. HOLBROOK
Breaks Into Room and Steals
Breaks Into Room and Steals
Watch and Chain

EARLY Monday morning E. r.
Brown, a roomeF at one of the local
hotels, was awakened by some one in
his room. He called out ani asked
what was wanted The man replied
that he must have gotten into the
wrong room by mistake aud backed
out of the door
At about this time Brown noticed
that his pants which he had placed
under his pillow upon retiring. had
been pulled out and we're lying on
the floor.
A little later he discovered that
his gold watch and chain we're miss
ing. lie had left them Ia his vest
which he had placed with his pants
under his pillow. The watch and
chain had been abstracted and the
vest returned.
Hastily pulling on his clothes be
started 10 pursuit of the fellow. He
called Chief Of Police Cherry to his
assistance aud together they found
the man aud arrested him
tie was taken before Judge Keeton,
where he gave his name rs II. L. Hol
bruok and said he was from St Joe.
He appeared highly excited and ner'
veous, but denied that hi had entered
the room or knew anything about the
matter
He wss searched, nut If he WAS the
one who stole the watch aud chain h'
had dlsLosed OF it In some manner 81
no trace of 1t Was found on bis per
sen.
Brown was positive iu his ideutih
cation of Holbrook as the man whit
had been in tie room. 1t was ligh
at the time of the occurrence and b.
had a good look at him and Nas sur
that be could not possibly be mis-
taken.
His Identification was 90 positiv
and be was so sure that they bad tn
right man that Judge Keeton he'll
Holbrook under five hundred dollar
bond to appear for preliminary exam
iuation and as he could not furnis
Il he was locked up.
County Attorney Wernette WIS /
the city at the time busy on anothe
case. As soon rs that was hnishe
he had HolbTook brought up. Afte
herring Browns story he changed th
charge from larceny to burglary an
started a preliminary hearing. Ho
brook waived examination aud WI
bound over to appear for trial at Il
next term Of the district court, b
hail being liked at Eve hundred do
0 lars.
j. This he could not furnish aud
n was committed 60 the county jail
% await trial. Deputy Sheriff Nogle tai
If Ing him down TO Occur d'Aleue th
st morning.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-07-01
Freight Wreck
On Milwaukee
-Four Freight Cars DeraiIed in Cut
Near ST Joe

Sunday morning a report reached
this city that there as wreck on
the main line of the Milwaukee rail
road between this city and st Joe
The matter wss at once looked into
by Agent Smith aud It was found that
a freight train going east had had a
mishap and that four freight cars
had gone off the track in derailment
The accident happened in a small
cut and the cars that went off the
track completely tipped over, laying
on their sides, completely blocking
traffic for some hours.
The accident occurring 10 the cut
made the work of clearing the track
exceptionally hard and the through
passenger, No ] 5. the Olympiau, 60
ing west was tied up at the scene OF
the wreck for eight hours before the
damage could be repaired and the
cars removed so that the train could
pass. At the time Of the wreck the
wreoker which is kept at this city was
away at the extreme eastern end oi
the division, near Avery, aud It hsd
to be brought from that place before
the turned over cars could be gotter
out of the way On account of thu
wreck happening 10 the cut 1t wal
considerable time before shoe Il!
track, that is a short side track, bnil
around the obstruction, could b.
laid, consequently the eight hour de
lay In the schedule OF the fast through
train.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-07-01

Mrs. Fl. S. Williams brought a box
Of straw berries to this ufiice Saturday
that was fully the equal 10 size Of
any that we have seen this year, the
berries averaging i've inches Ia cir
oumferenoe. They we're grown on DR..
Williams lots on Capitol hill.
Mrs. X. X. Marshall freut satur-
day visiting with friends in the city.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-07-01

Bert Shields Of Occur d'Aleue,
who has been spending the past few
days looking over some timber on
Marble creek With f. e. Hemminway
was 10 this city Sunday on his way
home. lie Is figuring on taking Q
contract from Mr.. Hemmin way to log
the timber which they we're looking
over aud will be bacS IN a week to
try aud close the deal.
". A. Armtsong, Of the Stack
Gibbs Lumber company. of Occur d.
Alene, spent Sunday In this city.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-07-01
{. F. SOmmeTS on
Extended Trip
Is Very OptOmistic Over Prospects
For Prosperous Year


been spending the past two weeks In
this city visiting bis sou, Harold |
Somers, one of the proprietors Of the
Grand Theatre, left for home Sunday.
He Is connected with the Conti-
uential g. Commercial National Bank
OF Chicago, and came west to attend
the convention of State Bankers of
Idaho at Weiser and the convention
of Oregon State Bankers at Corvallis.
He also visited Portland, Tacoma.
Seattle aud Spokane before coming
here TO see his son, and is very favor
ably impressed with Whit he has seen
of the west.
He has not been west before in
twenty two years and at that time he
only made flying trip so that the
whole country, as 1t now Is, is new TO
him and was a surprise as we'll.
Being connected with a large bank
ing institution for a great many years
1t has become a second nature with
him to feel the pulse, as 1t we're. of
the business world as he comes ACROSS
It In sas travels. lie says he has
fouq a very optomistio feeling
amofss business men generally,
throug ghout the entire trip, and the
same feeling exists IN the east. AL
though times are a little' quite at
present the feeling all over is that as
suon as the tariff bill passes congress
there will be general picking up
and business men generally are ex-
peuting a return to prosperous times
and are looking for an exceptionally
good summer and fall.
In speaking of currency rei0iSm he
says that the whole country Is united,
In the feeling that a reform is needed
in the currency aud that some meas
ure should be passed at once. The
passage of some measure at this time
ia connection with the tariff bill
would remove all uncertainty and let
the business world know just where
It was at and would greatly assist In
restoring confidence and prosperity.
AS to the particular measure under
consideration he could say nothing as
he had not seen the bills, but-ut;s9t t
the bankers generally, outsj
street, as we'll rs the BUSY
the country, we're In favol
sage Of some measure
make 1t impossible for a siS
in Wall street to control the whole
financial conditions of the country.
He said he believed President viii
son right In his contention that the
banks should be the instruments and
not the masters of business and be-
lieved that he was onnscienoiousll
working for the interests of the whole
people aud not for auy special inter
ests, aud believed that his admins
tration would prove a successful one
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-07-01
s. o. sUYLIN.


From this letter It appears that the
state will be enabled to reach a salts
factory solution OF this matter, which
has vexed the land board for the past
eight OF ten years; and that the en-
trymen on the Marble creek lands
who are able to make a showing Of
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-07-01

he had not seen the bills
the bankers generally, outs
street, as we'll rs the bust
the country, we're in favoi
sage Of some measure
make 1t impossible for a g
in Wall street to control
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-05
Gin bort oes IdeTffrleoene.

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Der prob"ibthonskampf nodb ntebt beoonnen.

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Die eetabren Der UnfdbuIoioen.

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bod. ue aus Dem S~iuterbalt, bat cs gutomobiI, 9Potor. unO Oos, ote
nuB lmiaeu, ais Ddret On Elm Sroianer af benz ~aricaspaO. auft
fprlnge muBt d muaen ME Der Grofh. ben Die Crime @rusdIunee i'm
abenoouutd iagt. @it yaugen Iinfs" Die fraBenoe StraBe berehn, mO
nenn Oh in iber 9lite bt, petieH gu yaugeu redtS" ODER %mnsetebrt.
Sat fe au6em nod straBababugeIeG 70 idteIe nit Dem rebteH pe Dem
Infn guse llnO bat Did elm gut ituerhr 6rein6 in fn auto gu
Sat odn6en, bt 9u eineeliegen, nadheu On lid persepiHert BAIT bub
or elm eepiegter Chauffeur i'll, otue anIage gu S6mnoeaHidnen imO
&erdblag, geUdppnet gegen anilae bon Speeoerihs, uno Oh eon0eHt
init inn i'm Tempo BON 10 Wehen 6abtn nf Der 9onbfrabe mo fdugf
an, Gid Der Sade gu ireeu, ba tommt gnd pIosih auf ben 2anouegeu,
Die fir 2 autos beuebnt fn6, elmer nit As ODER go Weden @efdpfnoig.
felt engepcb idn Sern freidt, baarhharf iaRt er on Gud oorbcf, aber
aud bon rHdp1rts fonHt elmer, nlo ftret aud feline &uppe, uno fDenn
err an Gu6 borlber inot, tout es irafenO: p@bD bont pou 90 a little
fofer". glan foumt ia abgetibtt mad Sous. aber oB man Hiht Elm
pnarraI 3uiammcnit6be aebabt bat, 1T elm GotteSpunosr. Gs gbt De
fser bon Matbfneu, Die ipielen iee gsnute nit ibren unO unberer
.2eben.
Der borf6tse Go6rer braudt ten auto, Oas idneuer fdGrt os 20
Bis % gQeilen in Der Gtum6e. limb Der uuDorfftqe Islte frns baben
6hrfsn. gr baben piele mnotge @ekse. aber zines, oos ben 8au bon
.arnftpagen mf ene eeHeHeue edne0iafeit ~beArdnte, udre aubeor
OenIt4 afrulid.