Sewer Work Leads Council to Hire for Park Duty
City council minutes reveal hires and resignations as land, water, and sewer issues are debated. William Degner selected for city park work starting April at $70 monthly. O B Barr and J D Wright resigned. T Sullivan to replace. Sewer committee outlines construction costs and staffing, including F Contello and J Williams.
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Virginia Anti Liquor League Convenes in Richmond
Governor R. B. Glenn of North Carolina will deliver the principal address at the three day Virginia Anti-Saloon League meeting opening at the First Baptist Church in Richmond. A dry sentiment is reported gaining ground as many counties adopt local option laws statewide.
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Capitol Furniture Trial: Sanderson and Officials Face Fraud Claims
In Harrisburg on February 4, the trial of Sanderson, ex Auditor General Snyder, ex State Treasurer Matthaus, and June M. Shumaker centers on Capitol furnishing contracts. Evidence shows invoices and a "surface foot" measurement were used to bill 1904 items, with defense fighting the admission of such evidence and prosecutors linking wrong item numbers to alleged fraud. A 11% foot long sofa exhibit is discussed, with disputed pricing under the 1904 schedule versus 1899 billing.
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Commonwealth
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Senate
Young English Marquis Seeks American Bride For Love Not Wealth
A London advertisement from a noble titled Marquess Avery Anglée seeks a cultured American wife for love, not money, offering an income near 1 million dollars annually. He is 22, very tall, handsome, and wealthy, with no poverty objections, and intends to marry irrespective of fortune. London society hopes for a match who shares his view over American prospects.
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Postmaster delays free delivery due to funds shortage
Postmaster Elder reports free delivery postponed indefinitely as appropriation for the service is exhausted. He notes mail volume and staffing at Watrous require a free delivery solution, while other offices like Coeur d Alene have more clerks. Citizens face longer waits and lines to collect mail daily.
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Tayston
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Coeur d’Alene
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Watrous
Elder
Bond Mining Company Holds Annual Meeting in Local Office
The Bond Mining Company held its annual meeting this afternoon at the law office of L. McClear. A board and officers were elected. Manager Pred Morgan reported last year’s expenditures at 4000 with investments in mine improvements. About 360 feet of tunnel were driven, 100 feet of vein. Costs were around 14.50 per foot. Plans for 300 more feet of development on the vein were announced, and the stamp mill to be moved to a new location. operation expected soon. Stock raised to 20 cents a share. Directors: Fred Bureau, J. C Stough, J. L. McClear, R. E. Willoughby, C. D. Warner. Officers: President and GM Fred F. Wurgan, new president J. L. Stough, secretary J. Je McClear, treasurer C. D. Warner, superintendent E. Willoughby. Willoughby arrived from Pierce City with ore sample. ore value ranging 160 to 250 dollars per ton.
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Fred Bureau
J. C Stough
J. L. McClear
R. E. Willoughby
C.D. Warner
Fred F Wurgan
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Pierce City
China s ministers travel to Washington aboard Siberia
Wa Ting Wang newly appointed China minister to Washington called today on the steamer Siberia for America, taking two new officials and several Chinese students. The students will attend Yale, Harvard and other New England institutions. The Biberta arrives in San Francisco February 28, and Mr Wu will reach Washington early next month.
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Shanghai
Wa Ting Wang
Club Seeks Convention Delegation and Band Instructor
The Commercial club held its regular meeting last evening. President J White was absent and the meeting was presided over by D Winn. A delegation to Boies to urge the state Republican committee to choose Coeur d Alene as the war Republican convention site was elected, including Chas Shoemaker Josaph Fallon A Chamberlin A A Crane and BR ilies. Three new men were admitted: W I Sander KG Went and A A Campbell. The club discussed organizing a band. Professor Allen of Spokane offered to be instructor and the club agreed to provide half the salary, with the remainder to be secured by the club. The matter was referred to the board of directors.
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D. Winn
Boles
State Republican Cratrel Committee
Coeur d'Alene
Chas, Shoemaker
Josaph Fallon
A. Chamberlin
A. A. Crane
Brilies
Otuh
W. I. Sander
A. A. Campbell
Profesor Allen
Spokane
Fomor
Land Office Reverses Restrictions on Land Grants
The land office announced a reversal of prior rules allowing holders to file for any number of land warrants, but limiting total acreage to 17. The change is meant to curb fraud, with Pacific National Bank official Stephen Appleby noting the visit to Wallace and North Idaho. A social event and library updates follow.
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Bryan and Carnegie to Speak at Economic Club Dinner
William J Bryan and Andrew Carnegie are expected as principal speakers at the Economic Club dinner at the Hotel Astor tomorrow evening. The discussion topic is The Correct Systems of the United States.
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New York
William 4. Bryan
Andrew Carnegia
Hotel Astor
United States
Northern Pacific Rail Agent Gillette In City Visit
KE M Gillette traveling freight agent for the Northern Pacific Railway company visits the city aboard a local line. He is seen in the company of city officials and freight interests during a brief stay in the rail hub.
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Northern Paritic Raiay Company
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