The Idaho Statesman from Boise, Idaho • 3

i TUESDAY JANUARY 3 19p5 THE IDAHO DAILY STATESMAN i REFORM SCHOOL ttF will support the 'constitution of the llnited States and' the laws of the state of Idaho and that yo will faithfully discharge the duties of governor to the best of your ability so help you God? do responded the governor and Instantly a storm of from the spectators In rapid succession the remaining officers were sworn in Justice Sullivan being' presented by Justice Allshle Lieutenant Governor Steeves by Colonel Allen Miller Secretary of State Gibson by Chief Clerk Hyatt Auditor Bragaw by Theodore Turner the retiring auditor Treasurer Coffin by Deputy Treasurer Coleman Attorney General Guheen by John A Bagley the retiring attorney general State Superintendent Miss Scott by her assistant Miss Belle Chamberlain and Mine Inspector Bell by Insurance Commissioner Meyer' Each official was warmly applauded Representative Turner presided until Speaker Hunt took his seat Secretary of State Gibson read the names of the representatives-elect and Rep resentatlve Turner called the roll all members responding Representative Moore of Fremont moved that the members present them- selves for the oath of office and Repre- WILLIAMSOM (Successor to Csorgc Glover) f'PC UNDERTAKER ERIBALMER and FUNERAL DIRECTOR Lady Assistant when Needed Night BelL 612 Idaho Street Ind 35 Bell 25a is nothing so exhilarating as a successful set-to with Get at them NOW and get that home 3000 This Is not difficult to know' that this price makes this property a bargain Six room house closets pantry electric lights lot 43x122 close In on State street (192) CC0 For a lot 53x115 on a derivable corner of Thirteenth street (189) Buys a 4 room house lot 45x122 In nice location cn Warm Springs avenue part cash balance 20 per month (188) Takes a lot 62x122 feet with a 3 room house porch closets close In good location Easy terms (187) Buys a beautiful home' of 7 rooms modern comfortable In a splendid location on Fort street (ISC) Takes a neiit 5 room house with closets electric lights lawn nice bed strawberries lot 50x115 In a nice location on Tenth streets (1S4) We are handling some of the finest properties In town and country both Improved and unimproved Marceilus Stein I OF THE SENATE UPPER HOU8E EFFECTS FULL ORGANIZATION AND ADJOURNS UNTIL MORNING Following tho Swearing in of tho Senators byth Chief Justice Lieu tenant Governor Steeves Makes Brief Address Urging- Cartful Considers' tion of Legislative Business- Fifteen minutes sufficed for the senators to take the' oath of office effect complete organization and near- a brief addrea? by Lieutenant Governor Steeves It was 12: SO when Colcnel Allen Miller of Orangeville secretary of the senate two years ago rapped for order and called the roll of senators all responding except Senator McBride of LemhL The senators were -then sworn In -by Chief Justice Stockslager Lieutenant Governor Steeves' presiding officer -of the senate was Introduced and spoke as follows: "It Is with mingled emotions that I come before you to take the chair your presiding officer A natural pride' In being summoned to fill this high office Is accompanied by a feeling of diffidence and the hope that I shall meet every requirement expected of one who accepts the responsibility of this honorable position Is attended' with -the fear that: through In experienceI shall Inadvertently fall to measure 'up 1 to that high standard which I have set for myself an I which you have a right to expect But I can ussure you gentlemen that If good Intentions if firm resolutions to do what is right to abide by the principles of truth and justice and of fairness avail me anything then my administration of this office will prove a source of satisfaction to you and a source of pride to myself 1 "I come before you with little experience in 1 legislation and unfamiliar with the niceties of parliamentary usage There are undoubtedly those among you better qualified to fill this position than myself To such I shall look for counsel and assistance I shall expect your hearty co-operation realizing that we are all working to the same end the Interests of the commonwealth of and I shall appreciate and thankfully receive at any time the advice and friendly criticism of any of you It Is my purpose to treat every transaction 'to the best of my Judgment with absolute impartiality and to do my utmost to expedite the business of legislation so money may be saved to the state and that the Eighth session of the Idaho legislature may longbe remembered as a model of efficiency and economy To this end we should all strive "A circumstance unprecedented In the history 'of our country has deter mined- the political 'complexion of this body I refer to the sweeping character of the late Republican victory Almost without exception we are the adherents of that great party In the 50 years of its existence the Republican party has built up a great reputation a reputation for efficiency and honesty This reputation It now entrusts to our hands To an extraordinary degree the people have expressed their confidence In Republican principles and Republican promises and their confidence In us to carry them out "Upon our shoulders then rests a great responsibility We have assumed a sacred trust The eyes of the people are' upon us and we know well that any malfeasance upon our part any failure to do our duty in the office to which we have been' elected as beflta honest and patriotic men will be visited upon the party by the people of this state and the Republican party will hold us responsible 1 trust then that we will work together harmoniously and efficiently- that we will restrain all bickering as bents the highest lawmaking body of the state so that when this session Is over we shall return to our homes and vocations with the consciousness of having done our duty by our constituents- and may the remembrance of the Eighth Idaho session be to each of us as the years go by thing of beauty and a Joy "Gentlemen 1 thank you 'in advance for the many courtesies I shall receive at your hands and await your further -As soon as the applause following Dr address had subsided Senator Day of Cassia county moved that the senate proceed with Its organization Senator Hart of Fremont then read the list of Republican caucus -nominations for officers and attaches of the senate and moved their election- Senator Hiatt of Boise county to whom the Janttorshlp had been awarded moved the substitution tbe name sworn In by the lieutenant governor and the senate adjourned until 11 this morning Spoiled Her Beauty A Nsw Dancing Class Prof Atcherson will open a new class for beginners In Main street hall Main and Thirteenth on' Tuesday evening 7:80 sharp Advanced class same evening at 0 The waits a specialty Assembly Wednesday and Saturday Bell phono 423-b Oysters In the original package direct from Baltimore at the oyster man 75 cents a quart TALKS WITH VISITORS 8 Loveland- agent for the Twin Falls Land Water company la here the new and bustling town of Twin Falls He says up to the first of the year 600 entries had been filed covering 55000 acres Jn December there were 170 entries made covering: 20000 acres or more than a third oi the totaL Mr Loveland says the in dlcatlons are that the filings during January will break air records Water will be ready for the land as soon as it Is needed in the spring 4 Mr Loveland states that most of the entries have been made by farmers there being but little of It taken for purely speculative purposes Tbe locators are for the most part men of means and more -than 90 per cent of them are Americans and' hustling ones 1 The Short Line expects to have rails tothe river by the end of the present weelrU The work to that point Is being' pushed In order that material for the bridge may be placed on the ground 'with the least possible delay It la expected the railroad will reach Twin Falls before the middle of ApriL Senator James Steele of Bingham who represented that county In the house last: session Is a member of the Idaho world's fair commission Mr Steele lives at Iona the home of D- Metcalf who captured the gold medal for barley at the fair In speaking of the results of the fair Mr Steele said that Mr Metcalf had received letters from big eastern brewing houses tohlcH were anxious to secure Idaho barley for malting Mr Metcalfs barley Outweighed any at the fair and Its quality was admittedly superior Joseph Vance of Idaho Falls winner of the gold medal for oats had sold 200 'bushels of the prise product to II Thompson of North -Yakima within a few days said Mr Steele and had Inquiries for -more It was quite distinction for Mr Steele's county to win two gold medals In agriculture but he declares they raise potatoes beets and other products of rare excellence In- that section which are also attracting attention r- Senator Robert McBride of Lem hi county arrived last evening having been detained by the Illness of Mrs McBride who Is recovering from a vere attack of quinsy McBride Is one of the world's fair commissioners and had charge of the mineral exhibit at Rt Louis where he did proudly the display of ores winning a large number of medals He Is the only man In either branch of the legislature who was absent from his county during the entire campaign having been nominated and elected while In SL Louis Mr McBride said he felt very grateful to hla friends for the compliment and would try hla beat to repay them by securing needed legislation for LemhL Roads were badly needed In that county he added and he would work hard to secure them BIRTHS DEATHS MARRIAGES MARRIEO i COOKINHAM-TURLEY Richard 8 Cooklnham cf: Utica and Miss Sarah Turley of Boise were married Sunday evening at 8:20 at the residence cf the father on South Twelfth street In the presence of-a number of relatives and in tlmate friends A wedding supper was served following the ceremony which was performed by Dr JL A McKinley Fred Demont and Rose Rue were married at the residence ofB' F-Rue In White Cross precinct on December 25 1904 Justice of the Peace Chinn officiating RUDGE-BIXGMAX Budge and Arlle were married January 1 1905 at the residence of Jacob Blngman father of the bride In White Cross precinct Justice of the Peace Jr Chinn officiating -SMITH-JENKINS Amasa Smith and Mrs Mary Jenkins toth of Boise' were married Monday afternoon at 2:80 at the Baptist parsonage Dr Ross Baker officiating They will make their home in this city DIED E' Swift formerly of Wanlc Ore died In this city yesterday aged 49 years His son- Ivan was with him at the time of hla death and hla Wife lives in Forest Idaho The- body will be shipped from Schrelber undertaking parlors at 11:85 Tuesday night to The Dalles whence it will be forwarded to Wanlc for Interment The Eagles to which order Swift belonged' will escort the remains to the'depoL FUNERAL 4 I MATIIESOX The funeral of the lateJKenneth Matheson who died suddenly last week In the reading room of the Pacific hotel will be held thlf afternoon at- 8 o'clock from Schrelber undertaking parlors Dr LF Roach -will officiate at the funeral services Interment will be In Morris Hill cemetery Members of the mlnersT- union of which he was a mem-1 her are invited to attend the funeraL Matheson was very well known in central Idaho where he 'was held in the highest -estimation He worked at In tervals for many years for Senator Ravenal Macbeth of Custer county The New York life Insurance company In Its resume of business for 1904 announces that It has issued during the year over 185000 policies in the sum of over 8341000000 of Insurance on which the first premiums have been paid to the company In cash This lc $15000000 more new Insurance than the company placed In 1903 and the company now has over 1925000000 of paid for Insurance In force which Is over 8180000000 more paid for Insurance In force than It had a year ago During the year the company has paid In death losses on the lives of over 6000 policy holders more than $20000000 and haapald to Its living policy-holders 'in maturing- policies and other cash benefits over 820000000 During the year the company has loaned direct to 48000 of Its policy holders on the sole' security of their policies upwards of $16000000 at 5 per cent interest without fee or other charge and has paid to Its policy holders in dividends over 86000000 which Is $500000 more than was paid In 1903 I of sentative Jensen of Oneida gravely seconded the motion which seemed to carry unanimously The members stood up at their desks while Chief Justice Stockslager repeated the oath and as they answered In chorus another wave of applause swept the chamber 1 Formal Election of 8peakir Hunt Remaining on hla feet Representative Moore of Fremont said he wished to nominate for speaker a man who had served his county in three successive legislatures and had been re-elected for the third time The man whom he desired to nominate said Mr Moore 'had been chosen as speaker of the Sev enth session arid had filled the position with credit arid honor la himself and the state take pleasure In presenting the name of lion Frank Hunt of Bannock concluded Mr Moore and the applause which followed shook the shutters- of the windows The nomination of Mr Hunt was seconded by Represen tatlves Wright of Idaho Goodnight of Xes Perce Jensen of Oneida Nelson of Latah Christensen of Bingham Gray of Bear Lake Belcher of Bannock and Ashley of Kootenai On motion of Representative France of Shoshone seconded by Representative Adklson of Idaho the nomination was made unanimous Chief Justice Stockslager administered the oath to Mr Hunt who was escorted to the chair by Representatives Aulbach of Shoshone Moore of Fremont and Goodnight of Nes Perce amid loud applause "My fellow said Speaker Hunt with evident feeling "I feel the grave responsibility which rests upon me os speaker of this assembly and to you extend my heartfelt thanks for the great lonorjyou have -conferred! upon me shall 'endeavor to be ust --and fair No-partlcular section of the state and no' Individual Interest will be favored I -ask and I sure I shall receive your co-operation during the next 60 days to the end that the people of Idaho may profit by wise At the conclusion of Speaker remarks senators and state officials went to' the senate chamber When the house came to order Speaker Hunt called for nominations for temporary chief -clerk George Harrigfeld of Squirrel Creek Fremont county 'was placed in nomination by Representative Thomas of Nes Perce seconded by Representative Jensen of Oneida There being no other nominations Mr Harrigfeld was sworn in by the speaker and the house Immediately adjourned until 10 this morning TO PREVENT FOREST FIRESJ Representative Ashley of Kootenai to Introduce Bill for Purpose- Representative Ashley of Kootenai county has prepared a bill containing INSTITUTION IS SPLENDIDLY EQUIPPED FOR TRAINING AND "DISCIPLINE OF CHILDREN 8hould Not Be Regarded as a Mere Place of Detention for Insorrigibles by Which Children May Be Physical Requirements Outlined- The trustees cf the Idaho Industrial Reform schcol have completed tael biennial report and conclude! the preparations necessary for the opening of the school which occurred on Monday It was a difficult task to equip the Institution proper! uni the trustees were put 4 to a prodigious amount of trouble They now hare everything up to the letter and the affairs of the school are In perft order One of the recommendations which the trustees will make Is that the name of the school be changed to the "Idaho Industrial Training' The word sounds Inrsh to them and does not In their opinion convey a cerrect idea of the purposes of the institution The school is really an institution of learning and discipline rather than place of detention for re calcitrant children Pupils 're given a careful training In all branches and when they leave school they will well equipped for the battle of Ufa Only -such restraint as thorough discipline requires will be placed upon the pupils In Its equipment thus far the school Is second to no Institution of the kind In the United States All apparatus is right up -to date and' the methods of tuition and management are based upon strictly modern lines How Children May Be Admitted -Another feature of the institution to which a great deal of attention must necessarily be given Is the method' by which children are admitted Although the law on the subjectls very plain- the trustees have received a number of communications inquiring what procedure was necessary to commit children to the schooL In brief the provisions of the law on this point- are as any boy or girl of sane mind between the ages of eight and IS years shall In any court of record or by any Judge of the district court of this state be found guilty of any crime except murder or manslaughter or for want of proper parental care Is growing up In mendicancy vagrancy or Incorrigibility and fcomplalnt thereof la properly made and sustained by evidence the court or Judge may if In his ion the accused Is a proper subject therefor Instead of entering Judgment cause an order to be entered for such boy or girl to be sent to the Idaho Industrial Reform nchcoL "When a boy or girl of sane mind between the ages of eight and 18 yeanv shall be brought before a justice of the peace probate Judge or police magistrate of any county or town of this state charged with any crime misdemeanor or with mendicancy vagrancy or Incorrigibility It shall: be the duty of said probate Judge Justice of the peace or police magistrate before whom he or she msy be brought to forthwith investigate such charge and take such evidence as he may deem necessary and If after such Investigation such probate Judge Justice of the peace or police magistrate is of the opinion that such boy or girl Is a proper person to be committed to the Idaho Industrial Reform school he shall forthwith consign such bey or girt together with all papers filed In his office upon the subject and a copy of his proceedings thereon under the controi of some officer to the district Judge of his district who shall then Issue an order to the parent cr guardian of such boy or girt or such other person as may have him or her In charge or -with whom he or she has last resided or anyone known to be related to him or her or if he or she be running friendless then to such person as-the Judge may appoint to act as guardian for the purposes of such case requiring him or her to appear-ai the place and time stated -In said order to show cause why such boy cr girl shall not be committed to said Idaho Industrial Reform school for training and reformation Physical Requirements "No boy or girl shall be committed to said school who Is not of sound Intellect froee from cutaneous or other contagious diseases or who Is subject to epileptic or other flta and he or she mutt possess that degree of bodily health whfeh woulJ render Urn or her a fit subject for the discipline of such The nature of the medical examination which the children must undergo la prescribed In the law The trustees have been advised of a number of children -who might' properly be sent to the school and they desire that a thorough understanding of the law should he had by the public The present members of the hoard of trustees are Thomas Du CShalan cf Boise president Mrs Della phine Fyke of Dubois secretary: Hon FVank Hunt of Swan Lake Mrs I Nourse of Halley Governor Gooding and Miss May I Scott state superintendent of public Instruction- Harry Watrous whose captive sea serpent Is cne of the summer at tractions on Upper Lake George supports his claim to being a Nimrod by telling this story While on a hunting expedition In the Adirondack the popular secretary of the National Arts club spied a squirrel sitting In the fork of a tree "The day was a bit he explained and'I took careful aim before firing When the smoke cleared away I the squirrel was still there Five times loaded and fired before hitting him Upon reaching the tree Instead of one I squirrel there were five lying on the ground Of course the explanation la simple There was a nest of them In the fork of the tree The Statesman for all the news all the time Chief Justice Stockslager Ad-ministers the Oath -3 ofOffice 2 SIMPLE CEREMONY -JN HOUSE CHAMBER SPLENDID ASSEMBLAGE GREETS INCOMING OFFICERS WITH EN THUSIASTIC APPLAUSE Hon Frank Hunt Unanimously Elected Speaker and Receives Flattering George Harrig- -field of Fremont Chosen Temporary Chief All Members Answer Roll House Adjourns Until 10 O'clock This' Morning It required less than 20 minutes to shift the burden of state government from the shoulders of the outgoing to those of the incom Ing officials and to set the law making machinery in mo-: tlon The ceremony which was witnessed by as many as could crowd their way into the house and senate chambers and galleries was stripped of all surplusage By 11 In the morning the hallways at the capitol building were crowded and at the noon hour every nook and cranny on the second floor which commanded a view of the cere- mony was occupied The first improvement to attract attention was the manner In which Janitor Maxcy had arranged the decorations Those who were accustomed to sombre walls were pleasantly surprised The legislators In particular expressed their keen appreciation of the appropriate and bright decorations in the senate and house chambers It lacked 15 minutes of the noon hour when Governor-elect Gooding Mrs Gooding Lieutenant Governor Steeves and State Chairman Brady alighted from a carriage at the Jefferson street 'entrance Adjutant General Vickers met them at the gate and escorted them between two files of Boise High school I SULLIVAN cadets which were Justice Supreme lined up on either Court side of the walk the cadets presented arms as the party passed up the walk the governor and lieutenant governor leading and Chairman Brady escorting Mrs Gooding Received by Governor Morrison Governor Morrison received the party in his office where Attorney General-elect Guheen Secretary of State Gibson State Auditor Turner State Auditor-elect Bragaw Attorney General Bagley State Treasurer Coffin State Superintendent Miss Scott and her as sistant Miss Chamberlain Deputy State Treasurer Coleman Chief Clerk Hyatt of the office Justices Sullivan and Allshle of the supreme court Mine Inspector Bell Colonel Allen Miller and others were assembled A hearty handshaking followed and the quarter of an hour passed In the exchange of greetings and jokes Everybody was in the best of humor and the time quickly Promptly at noon Governor Morrison and Governor-elect Gooding linked arms and headed the procession for the house chamber The members of the house were at their desks the senators were grouped on both sides of the main aide and the chamber was thronged with visitors The visitors were greeted with a splendid outburst of applause In the chair sat Chief Justice Stockslager and beside him was Rcp-sentative FTed Turner of Bingham county Directly the mem- bers of the party JJ GUHEEN were seated Govern-Attomey General or-elect Gooding and the two stepped in front of the desk and bowed to the chief justice' New Governor Is Presented "Mr Chief said governor ''Morrison have the honor and pleasure to present to you the Hon Frank Gooding of Shoshone who has-been duly elected to succeed me as governor of the state of Idaho and who desires to take the oath of "Raise your right hand Mr said Chief Justice Stockslager and up went -MiU good right arm "Do you solemnly swear that you About 65 Hatsr the styles that we do not handle any more All good Hats worth from $150 to $300 one two or three of a style mostly light colors nearly every ilze in the lot Call for this Special MAKES' -f a Correct Dress For Men Mow Much is Your Time Worth? If you arc a busy man you count every minute worth money You must depend upon your watch to do so many things in a certain allotted time Ycull miss your engagements If you a good watch miss trains and experience vexations and costly delays if your watch cannot be depended upon We are selling a fine 17 Jeweled adjusted watch In a 11- verine dust proof case for 81050 It will help you to make money If time Is money PLENKNER Jewelers' 920 Main SL Sonna Bldg I Real Estate Bargains Will buy one of these lota on easy payments In Falrvlew addition good lots on the corner of 15th and River streets foot lot 8 and 8 room houses stable etc (S7L) For 4 room plastered house 50 lot wen and pump on porch (653) i Fays for 5 room house porches all kinds of fruit shade cellar chicken house 50 foot lot (6791) New 7 room modern cottage bath hall closets electric lights 59 foot lot fine shade and fruit (2012) (56) room house on Jefferson SL large barn 'city water cellar SO foot lot easy terms (2061) (163) acres all very nice and level land with plenty of water a bargain (58 L) $1500 20 acres 2 acres of orchard balance In meadow very fine and level plenty of water and close to schooL (580) (143) acres all In meadow small house and barn plenty of water a mighty fine 40 (547) (162) For 4 room box house 40 acres of land cistern stable small orchard 7 acres of wheat balance In meadow (468) acres all In cultivation 8 room house well and pump all -fenced half mile from schooL free water (584) (183) We 'Lead In Low Prices GOOD ROBERTS Both' phones 1G9 North Tenth FOR CHOICE Holiday rail and examine oar fine line of toilet shaving and manicure seta In stag ebony etc collar and cuff boxes Peggy from Paris all the latest hand bags and purses Neat and exquisite Elegant line of Box The Owl Drug Store 724 Main street A ROAST OF BEEF THAT WILL MIKE YOUR MOUTH VATER rare with every day occurrence in' facL If you know good beef when you sec It enjoy the sort we serve Careful cutting explains Ihe reason for our always supplying fine roasting beef IDAHO DRESSED BEEF CO DOCTOR FONG Building: Seventh Street Has thousand different kinds of Herbs that cure any y' i'jpM all diseases Wei: jBclI Telephone 250-A Every Woman bWmtalMieeditM boot the VKMMftf MARVEL It biding Spray TWmnW Iff VvtT-rfr- 'W 1 If crmo rmpply Ute SAklhU Mtcr talKil auuny lor iiMnifl -oZ' Itrfwi faJ Mitmlaiu4itirMKw nlMk'ORlUM NJlRtUiCa Ttmmm Uis Sew Iwk sweeping provisions for proven- tlon of forest fires1 1 Vast quantities of I Wood of Boise after' which the Re-valuable timber are destroyed annual-J publican list was adopted by a ly in Idaho by fifes resulting romvoce votev The attaches of Harry- Clyne of Ada for that Of were then carelessness and Mr Ashley believes the time has come when stringent measures should be taken to apprehend and punish those who permit such fires to' be started He proposes to empower all county officials to arrest Harriet Howard of 209 West prosecute 1 those responsible for I fourth streets New York at one time had her beauty spoiled with skin trouble She writes: "I haC salt rheum or eczema for years but nothing would cure It until I used Arnica A quick and sure healer for cuts burns and sores 25 cents at all drug stores fires and to make the so severe that people will he very There are several provisions In the hill which will receive careful consideration the legislators forest punishment careful meritorious doubtless by Notice To whom it may concern: -Notice is hereby given that the undersigned sheriff-elect of Ada county Idaho will apply to the board of county commissioners at their next regular meeting for authority to appoint two deputy sheriffs a Jailor and a clerk to serve in the said sheriffs office for and during the ensuing two years CUC IIAVIRD The Morning Statesman prints all the latest local and foreign im-.