The Idaho Statesman from Boise, Idaho • 6

THE IDAHO DAILY STATESMAN TUESDAY JANUARY 0 1903 NEW MEN FILL THE WINTER8 WE USED TO HAVE CHANTS WRIT OF STATE POSITIONS I Republican Officials Sworn in and Take Up Reins of Government Judge George Stewart Decides First Step inXoeur River Suit HEARING TO BE HAD AT 2 TODAY 0ATH ADMINISTERED BY CHIEF JUSTICE SULLIVAN Suit Arises Out of Action of Stats Land Board in Granting a Franchise to Improve the River for Logging purposes to tho Cameron Lumber Company Chamber Filled with Spectators Who i (Vigorously Applaud the Impressive Lack of Decorations I Gives Place Sombre Arrange ments for Visitors Very Poor Mrs Wright is another one of of Oelwem" I6wai the million women 4 I dunno why 1 feel th change I gues old But- nowadays the mild the never cold: What snow that does fall nowadays Is rainy like and thin It lasts about a half a day and then gone agin I like the snow we used to have seen it two feet deep Ah! them was nights to go to bed and git your solid sleep And them was days to git a sleigh an harness up the mare An turn her loose right down the road to let her rip and tear That snow was hard and fisky too and smooth! well Just like glass There any nag around that my nag pass But nowadays at winter time the pla nts is fit to bud And If to be done yo do ljt In the mud I tell you putty scarce ut not more so than srfow An winter time what It was som thirty years ago I Haves who have been restored to health by Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Overshadowinjr indeed is the success of Lydia Pinkluun'a Vegetable Compound compared with it all other medicines for women are experiments VThy has it the greatest record for'absolute cures of any female medicine In the world? Yhy has it lived and thrived and done its glorious worlc Madden Homer Tolleth Meridian William Goodheart Welser' George A Robethan Pocatello Alex Johnston Welser Ed Mathewson Lewiston McConnell Moscow Ed Johnston Chicago Shenck Marst Emil Gremper Maguffy Parma Bane Emmett A Kurtz Nampa Wllkerson Welser -W Noland South Omaha Patrle and family Market Lake Howls and wife Mountain Home Thomas Hamer SL Anthony A Macnab McBride C- Mathewson Salmon City A Schultz Robert Bell Blackfoot Feffer Denver McFarland Lewiston Richards Nampa James Jewell and wife Moses Hopper Cambridge George Rhea Welser Whitney Payette Swinehart Pocatello Walter Hiatt Placervllle: Mosby La Grande Davis CaldwelL among women for a quarter of a century? Simply because of its sterling worth The reason that no other medicine has ever reached its success is because there is no other medicine so successful in curing ill- Remember these important facts when a druggist tries to sell you somethin? which he says is just as good A Young Xeir York Lady Tells of a Wonderful "Dear Mu Pxxkiiam: My trouble vrzs with the ovaries I am tall and the doctor said I grew too- fast for my strength I suffered dreadfully from inflammation and doctored continually but got no heln I suffered from terrible dragging sensations with the most awful wains low down in the side and pains in the back and the most agonizing headaches Xo one knows what I endured Often I was sick to the stomach and every littla while I would be too sick to go to work for three or four days I work in a large store and I suppose standing on my feet all day made me worse the suggestion of a friend of my I began to take Lyilla Vegetable Compound and it is simply wonderful I felt bettor after the' first two or three doses it seemed as though a weight was taken off my shoulders I continued its use until now I can truthfully say I am entirely cured Young girls who are always paying doctor's bills without getting any help as I did ought to taka your medicine It costs so much less and it is sure to cure them Yours truly Adelaide Puaiil 174 St Ann's Awe Xcw York City" Women should not fall to profit by Miss Adelaide experiences just as surely as she was cured of the troubles enumerated In her letter just so certainly will Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cure others who suffer from womb troubles inflammation of the ovaries kidney troubles nervous excitability anil nervous prostration remember that It Is Lydia Vegetable Compound that Is curing women and allow any druggist to sell you anything else In Its place If there Is anything In your case about which you would lDra special advice write freely to Sirs Plnkham She can surely help you for no person In America has such a wide experience In treating female ills ns she has lind Address Is Lynn Mass ber advice is free and helpful- $2006475 canners 3L256240 bulls $2006430 calves $3506800 Receipts 38000' head estimated tomorrow 38000 head left over 9000 head: market dosed weak and butchers 340065J5 good to choice heavy $6406845 rough heavy $4159 440 llghL $5706405 Receipts 30000 head market steady sheep were steady to 10s lower and lambs were steady to 10c lower good to choice wethers $3756440 fair to choice mixed $3256400 western sheep $400630 native lambs 91006 580 Grain and Previsions Chicago Jan 5 Wheat was weaker early on lower prices In the northwest and favorable advices from Argentina Longs were disposed to unload freely at the start and there was a temporary decline A small increase In the visible supply and a decrease in the amount on passage caused some of the early sellers to turn buyers and a firmer feeling developed Offerings became more limited late In the day which added to the -firmness May dosed higher at 75675c There was a fair trade In corn and the feeling was strong there being a disposition among local traders to bull the market Covering by shorts and the firmness In wheat were strengthening influences The close was strong with May 76c higher at 43643c Cash wheat 7076 $714 May wheat 7474 May corn 4374643 May oats 34 63476 May pork 1595 May lard i 930 May ribs $57 Money Market New ork Jan 5 Money on call was firm at 5 to 9 per cent with the dosing at 564 per cent time money was easier 40 and 90 days 56476 per rent six months 565 Sterling exchange was steady at the advance: $43460 for demand and $48350 for 40 days Coffee and 8ugar New York Jan 5 Coffee Spot was steady No 7 invoice 5c futures dosed 5 to 15 points lower February $430 July $4756480 December $510 Raw nominal: refined was steady prndaeo tha original Mttrul afenatan tl Its abwlata genaiBenewe The new state administration was ushered Into office yesterday without a hitch of any kind Their appearance as they stood together before Chief Justice Sullivan who administered the oath of office drew many a complimentary reference from spectators regardless of party The surroundings were scarcely In keeping with the dignity and importance of the occasion The state escutcheon hanging dusty and lopsided over the hall entrance to the hQuse was the only visible scrap of color Bare walls and disarranged furniture unkempt chairs and desks and general disorder brought out many a comment of an unfavorable character The absence of national colors was especially noticeable and provoked harsh remarks on all sides Visitors were left to find seats as best they could and there was an animated Juggling of chairs and shifting of desks until the senators were seated Lack of time to make preparations was given as the reason for the unsettled condition of affairs By 11 the house gallery was filled and a demonsratlve crowd swarmed over the chamber floor ex greetings and hunting for jests Smartly dressed women sacrificed their handkerchiefs for the sake of clean chairs and men scoured the desks with their coat tails to provide seats for their women friends The members disposed themselves wherever they could find room At 11:20 the state officers and their escorts the outgoing officials who Tint! previously gathered In the supreme court chambers filed into the house behind Chief Justice Sullivan who took the chair The spectators arose and applauded vigorously as the Incoming and outgoing officials arranged themselves In a semicircle in front of the rostrum When all were seated the chief Justice rapped for order and Governor Hunt Introduced Mr Morrison as follows: Mr Chief Justice I take pleasure In introducing to you Mr John Morrison who has been lawfully elected governor of Idaho and who now presents himself to take the oath of office" Governor Morrison raised his right linj and the chamber shook with plaudits The chief Justice repeated the oath as follows: "Mr Morrison do you solemnly swear to support the constitution of the United States and the constitution and laws of the state of Idaho and faithfully discharge the duties of the office of governor according to the best of your ability so help you The firm I was followed by another outburst of approval which was repeated as each officer in turn took the oath Miss May I Scott the new superintendent of public Instruction being particularly favored Each of the retiring officers presented his successor In practically the same words used by Governor Hunt In the absence of Lieutenant Governor Terrell Senator David I Evanj of Oneida Introduced Lieutenant Governor James Stevens The other Introductions were in the following justice of the Supreme Court 7 2Ulshle presented by Quarles the retiring member of the court Secretary of State Gibson by Bassett secretary Auditor Theodore Turner by Jones his predecessor Treasurer Coffin by Dr Plumer whom he succeeds Attorney General John A Bagley by Frank Martin the retiring officer i Superintendent of Public Instruction Mag Lb Scott by Miss Perineal French the retiring superintendent The administration of the oaths took up less than 10 minutes and at Its conclusion the new officials were warmly congratulated by their predecessors and friends Hand-shaking and felicitation followed them out of the cham- ber and down to their offices and far Into the afternoon they held informal receptions In their new quarters HOTEL ARRIVALS Tinker" A Dag-lette Idaho City Gray SL Anthony Spaulding A Hanauer (r Salt Lake George Robe than 3oeateUo Victor Hegsted Rexburg nrilllam Ashley Jr Rathdrum 3 vans Orchard A Adair Poca-ello Lindsey Salt Lake Hobbs Pocatello John Killpack Jr texburgJJ Graham R- Hayes Po satello Berg Frisco Mr and Irs William Burke American Falls ieorge Parkensori Preston A Eleath Edmuns Alf Budge Paris May Scott Blackfoot Whitsell Salmon City Fred Gooding Sho-ihone A Cawdenfi Caldtirell A Stone and wife Caldwell 'Will Hay-rard Spokane Matherson McBride Salmon City Prestel Payette Judge George IL Stewart granted a writ of review In the matter of the Coeur river franchise yesterday It will be remembered that a franchise was granted the Cameron Lum ber company by the state land board allowing It to improve the Coeur d'Alene river and some of Its branches In order to make the streams available for logging purposes and to charge a certain sum as toll to those who might usethe river This action of the board was taken: several weeks agx A Kerns the Wallace attorney on behalf Of those opposed to the granting of a franchise filed a petition In the district court of Ala county asking that a writ of review be Issued by the court that a full Investigation of the question might be made Judge Stewart heard the argument of counsel yesterday Attorney A Kern a Johnson and Charles Kingsley appeared for petitioners while Major John Goode appeared for the Cameron Lumber company The defendant filed a demurrer to the complaint and It was upon this pleading that the arguments were heard After hearing an extended argument with numerous citations Judge Stewart promptly decided to Issue the writ It was made returnable at 2 this afternoon when a hearing will be held The merits of the esse and the motives actuating the land board will be gone into In detalL Judge Stewart holds that the court Is empowered with authority to set aside the contract -for a franchise made with the state or decree that It shall stand and be of full force and effecL The case Is of considerable Interest In the northern 'part of the sat" JUDGE ALFRED BUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT Judge Alfred Budge of the Fifth district is a visitor In the city' he being drawn like so many others by the senatorial contest and other matters pertaining to the meeting of the legislature FILED FOR RECORD Plumer and Life to Sylvanus Coulter warranty deed to west half of lot 3 block 10 original townsite of Boise consideration 81750 Edward Brennan and wife to Stella Vickery warranty deed to west 40 feet of lot 5w block 77 original town-site of Boise consideration $850 Edward Baldwin to A Matcham warranty deed to lots 16 and 17 block 7 addition to Meridian consideration $150 Albert Kohny to Frank Foster warranty deed to lots 3 4 5 and 4 block 30 In North Locust Grove addition to Boise City consideration $340 ODELL'S CONTRACT Will Serve the People of Now York to tho Best of His Ability Albany Jan Governor Odell gave the Associated Press today the following statement with the story that he had signed a contract to become president of the Pacific Mall company: "Any one who had made such a statement utters a deliberate falsehood The only contract I have Is with the people' of the state of New York to serve them for two years and that I propose to do to the best of my ability" FOUR 'AT BIRTH Toledo Jan 5 Rivals of the famous Ormsby quartette were born In Toledo today and Mrs Stanislaus Spl-chalsky is the mother of the Infants three of whom came last night and the fourth today The mother and her quartette are doing welL PENNY PAPER New York Jan 5 The Mall and Express which heretofore sold for 2 cents today appeared as a 1-cent paper SSTutV iTamEKa Jams Melius Mercer St Jersey City Bet! for The Dowels ineuuwns CAN DV CATHARTIC Sterling Remedy Co Chicago or NY 591 ANNUAL SALE TEH L'lLLKM OOXES STOCK MARKET Considerable Show of Strength in Many Stocks with but Little Reaction BIG SPECULATIVE POOL ACTIVE AT FEW POINTS Profit Taking Prevents Advance in Some Easing of Financial Situation Encouraging to the Public and Outside Demand Was a Feature of the Day New York Jan 5 Today's extremely Irregular and uneven stock market made a considerable show of strength and of a fair degree of activity Stocks that did not share In the strength were not generally reactionary but were rather restrained from the advance by selling to take profits The great speculative pools were active at few points but In stocks In which outside demand appeared they were Inclined to take their profits by feeling this demand The appearance of the outside demand In fact meets the object of the principal buyers of the last three weeks which has been predicted by professional operators In anticipation of the conditions now existing The sustaining character of this advance its freedom from reaction and the developments now in the normal' easing of the money market have evidently served to some extent to encourage the public to buy stocks something It has not done for a long time past either from lack of means to operate owing to the light money market or to deep-rooted suspicion of the market There was a notable disposition for the speculators to seek low priced stocks both amongst the railroads and Industrials Some of the soft coalers were in demand especially those tapping the Ohio and West Virginia fields A rally In SL Paul from early depression had an encouraging effect upon the speculation as did the strength developed In Sugar but the Irregularity in the market persisted until the dose RAILWAY STOCKS Atchison UTi Baltimore Ohio 101 Canadian Pacific 13376 Denver Rio Grande 4116 Erie Illinois Central 147 Louisville Nashville '12776 New Rock Island 49 Missouri Pacific 108 New York Central 152 Northwestern 220 Reading 48 SL Louis San Francisco 73 SL Louis Southwestern' 28 SL Paul 179 Southern Parific 45 Union Parific '101 MISCELLANEOUS American Smelting A Refining 42 Copper a 4374 American Car Foundry 37 General Eleqtric 744 National Leftd 28 Pacific Coast Co 4976 Pacific Mall 40 Sugar 12976 United States Steel 8776 Western TJUlon '8876 BONDS United States 8s registered 104 United States 3s coupon' 108 Llvs Stock Chicago Jan 5 Receipts 21000 head market steady good to prime $5406025 poor to medium $300 500 stockers and feeders $200 3 450 cows and heifers heifers Thomas Ranahan Welser Julian Dry Creek John Whitlock Meridian Lockwood and wife Welser Donnelly Lake-view -H Griffiths Caldwell Dr Foreman Welser A Coughan-our Payette Parker Caldwell Woody Mountain Home Woods Valley William Shelly Horse Shoe Bend Miss Morgan Mountain Home Ben A Brewster and wife Shoshone Julia Sullivan Grace TV Fisher Mountain Home Newkirk Mountain Home to meet PARTY ORGANIZATIONS WILL CONVENE TODAY Republicans Called to Hear Report of Chairman Gooding and May Consider a Few Applicants for -The Democrats to Decide What That Party Will Do On the Senatorial Matter The Republican state central committee will meet in this city today In response to a call Issued by Chairman Gooding Already a majority of the members have arrived and others are expected on the early morning train Mr Gooding will make a report of his stewardship and several matters of Interest to the party organization will have attention Applicants for office will no doubt be given a hearing DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE Chairman Donnelly arrived last evening from Kootenai county and Secretary EL Lockwood of Welser Is in to look after the minority party Their state committee meets In this city today but for what purpose has not been officially given out It Is rumored that a deficit In the campaign fund Is one of the matters requiring attention and It Is also currently reported that the Democrats may take a hand In the senatorial fight when the leaders find out what is the proper course to pursue CUBAN TREATY Senator Cullom Helds a Long Conference with President Roosevelt Washington Jan 5 Senator Cullom chairman of the committee on foreign relations had an extensive conference with the president today concerning the Cuban reciprocity treaty which Is pending before his committee It Is his purpose to have a meeting of the com-mltee on Wednesday to consider the treaty He hopes to present a report either the latter part of this week or the first of next and as soon as possible afterwards he will move for Its consideration by the senate Senator Cullom believes that although some apposition to the treaty has developed it will be ratified ACCIDENTALLY KILLED New York Jan 5 Antony Jappy was killed and two other laborers Injured by a fall of timber today In the Rapid Transit tunnel at One Hundred and Sixteenth street S500G UrtlaMhlrikh will Ijdla SHOCK! Rumbling of sour liquids arising In 1 the mouth distress after be honest you have hs to diet live on bland foods and have tried many treatments and medicines which only relieve and still you are troubled IIAU'S DYSPEPSIA CURE Will cure you absolutely Cures tbe Cause MbrlMknra to mw SAC lirvadway Saw 7k City SI a bottle six bottles for $5 express prepaid at all druggists and Frank Nau Portland Ore "5f Matchless We shall expect to see you often during the hot soda season Hot soda is an ideal drink in many ways It warms comforts and stimulates It is net a mars thirst quencher like cold soda but rather a food and antidote for chill and cold kThe merit much upon the making and no one can take mere ears than we to serve it properly Here are soma hot drinks you should become better acquainted with We have lets of all all delicious Lemonade Ginger Ale Tobas-co Flip Clam Broth Vigoral Cocktail Beef Sangree and Oyster Cocktail 10 Ballou-Latimer Go Limited Druggists Opp City Hall Boise Idaho forthwith prara Flmkham Xadkiaa Cow Lynn TTuO For Dnmlu IrPele For DnmtMMSS Opium orphlno sat father Drag Using thsTcbaceo Kabil andXmulhefila THE LEELET INSTITUTE Pwixtit IL LEGAL NOTICES Fixing Terms of Court In the Third judicial district of the state of Idaho Order fixing terms of court Under and by virtue of the authority In me vested by the statutes of Idaho I hereby fix the terms of court for the Third Judicial district of the state of Idaho for the year 1903 to commence and be held in the counties of said district as follows to-wit: In the county of Washington January 19th March 10th and September 29th In the county of Ada February 2nd June 15th and September 1st In the county of Canyon April 1st and December 1st In the county of Owyhee April 28th and October 20th In the county of Boise May 24th and November 10th It is further ordered that this order bo filed and entered of record by tbe clerks of court In each county of said district and that the same be published two consecutive weeks in a newspaper published In the respective counties Done' at chambers this 24th day of December 1902 GEO STE77 ART Judge of the District Court of the Third Judicial District State of Idaho Office of IL Vancouver Barracks Wash January 2 1993 proposals In triplicate will be received here Until 11 o'clock a January 3L 1903 and then opened for furnishing and delivery of 294 Cavalry Horses at Walla Walla Wash This number to be subject to an increase of 20 per cent Preference given to animals of domestic production conditions of quality and price being equaL reserves the right to reject or accept any or all proposals or any part thereof Information furnished on application Envelopes containing proposals should be marked: for Cavalry Horses" and addressed to Hathaway Utah Mining Stocks Salt Lake Jan Closing bids: Ajax 24 Con Mercur 174 Daly-West 4100 Grand Central 525 Lower Mammoth 70 Star Con 13 Metal Market New York Jan Bar silver 48c The local copper market reflected a foreign advance by a gain of about 25 points Standard is quoted at $1L376 1155 lake $122061245 Dissolution of Copartnership The copartnership heretofore existing under the name and style of Brown ft Cahalan In Boise Clay Idaho Is dissolved by mutual consenL All persons who are Indebted to the undersigned are respectfully requested to come forward and make payment Immediately Payments may be made to either of the undersigned Boise City December 31 1902 JONAS BROWN CAHALAN Eagles Attention At the meeting of Aerie No 115 on next Tuesday evening there will be Initiation of new members and Installation of officers to be followed by a social A full attendance of the members of the Aerie Is especially desired and all visiting brothers will be made welcome Attest: IL MCDONALD nERRICK Xf you need a bracer this cold weather get a whisky and hot dam Juice at the Beckwith Round Oak stoves Fletcher-Steen Co Ltd sole agents Furniture at cost at 112 South Ninth streeL The cocktails at1 the saloon are fine 1.