The Idaho Statesman from Boise, Idaho • 8

IDAHO ST1TESMA5 TUESDAY MQKNIMb JANUARY 5 18f7 i HEW OEEICERS INSTALLED LEGISLATIVE SURPRISE organized Northern Pacific Railway Company came in for record They constitute three printed books one of which has 102 pages another 93 pages and the other 70 pages These books have to be transcribed into the record books of the office Tara Vow Baek To the mirror in one of oiir suits and see what we mean by a Not a wrinkle in the coat the collar sets perfectly Our suits will hold their shape and the cloth will give you better service than any you ever wore i For the Holidays Raisins Figs Nuts Cranberries Dates Mushrooms French Peas Mince Heat Evaporated Fruits All New and Fresh GEO SPIEGEL 708 Main Street Telephone 78 A' Case of Poisoning Of the blood and the whole body often results from neglecting some slight wound No Danger Of such a thing if you have a box of Our Carbolic Salve And Use it It heals all wounds quickly TWENTY FIVE CENTS IV WHITEHEAD DRUGGIST' COLOMBIA THEATRE BOISE THURSDAY JANUARY 7th Direct from Marquam Grand Portland Biennial Change Takes Place in the State House OATH OF OFFICE ADMINISTERED Impressive Ceremony in the Supreme Court Room The New Officials Take Hold Like Veterans But Few Clerical Changes So Far Made The installation of the newly elected officers of the state government is always an interesting and impressive affair The ceremony this year had a new feature arising from the fact that for the first time in the history of Idaho as a state democratic officials were to take the oath of office Yesterday morning at 10 the supreme court room was filled with friends and relatives of the new officers The form of administering the oath of officethongh short and simple was made most solemn by themanner in which it -was pronounced by the justices of the supreme court On behalf of the local bar association Frank Martin of this city introduced Justice-elect Ralph Quaxles to the coart The oath of office was administered by retiring Chief Justice Morgan The other executive officers were each in turn pxesented to the bench by their predecessors and sworn in by Associate Justice Huston with the exception of Governor Steunenberg who took the oath from Chief Justice Sullivan Those who thus took upon themselves the obligations of office are Justice of the supreme court Ralph Quarles Frank Steunenberg Lieutenant governor George Moore Secretary of state GeorgeJJ Lewis State auditor James Anderson State treasurer George Storer Attorney general Robert McFarland Superintendent of public instruction Louis Anderson Inspector of mines Benjamin Hastings After the close of the ceremony those present hastened forward to extend pleasant greetings and congratulations and many cordial wishes for a successful term of office The new state officers at once entered upon the discharge of their duties and were soon in the harness like veterans There were some changes observable about the various offices but as a rule those who have been occupy ing clerical positions remained with the new officials to assist in starting them out their work The only office in which an entire change took place was that of the auditor where Harlan Pefly and Brose appeared in a olerical capacity In the land office there was no change excepting that Frank Fenn member of the legislature had resigned his desk being occupied by Johnson state land selector Thomas deputy state treasurer under Mr Bunting will continue in that posiiton temporarily under Treasurer Storer Governor Steunenberg has made no change in his office yet and the same is trne of the office of superintendent of pablio instruction Ed Garrett is assisting Secretary of State Lewis for the time being while Miss Reevey continues in her old place Secretary Lewis was given an early illustration of the fact that there is some work to be done in his office The deeds mortgages etc of the re Our Store Closes Every Saturdays at 9 Our Semi of Montioello Ills on Dec 23 1896 Mr and Mrs Rounsevelle are at present in New Orleans Before going out of office Governbr McConnell appointed Averitt county attorney for Fremont county Miss Ameron of the Golden Rule was a passenger on yesterday outgoing train for St Louis Senator Davis who was postmaster at Idaho City has resigned and Davis nas been appointed in his place Receiver Cage and Register Himrod yesterday completed their quarterly report of- all business tra sacted by them The Pioneer mine of the Neal district has sent the Exchange a sample assaying $80 in gold and 80 ounces in silver Hettinger of Weiser is the guest of Dr Maberly while here looking after his father who is ill at the Wesleyan hospital The regular monthly tea of the Relief Corps will be held Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Hooker at 530 Fourth street The rooms of the Pioneer association in the basement of the city hall will be open during business hours of the day and in the evening from 6 to 10 Born In this city Jan 4 1897 to Mr and Mrs Ray Pefly a daughter George Gumbert the grandfather is the happiest man in the city The semi annual business meeting and election of officers of the Baptist Christian Endeavor society will be held at 7 this evening at the Baptist church Owners of the North Star mine have placed at the Exchange a neat black walnut case which will contain specimens from the North Star Paymaster Rising Sun and Delhi mines Lee Bunch the mining man is in the city He recently interested Boston parties in the Golden Twins and Gold Star mines in Boise county They will open up the mines in the spring and put on a force of 50 men xhe cannery committee had a shmt meeting yesterday morning and arranged subscription blanks for stock in the Beatrice Canning Company Ltd The work of procuring subscrib ers will begin today The Ladies society of the Presbyterian church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 instead of this afternoon as announced yesterday Refreshments will be served by MrsStraughan and Mrs Dean All ladies of the society are invited to be present The proposed special term of the district court at Silver City has been ad journed without day It was called for the purpose of trying the case brought against the Florida Mountain Mining Company but the attorneys entered into an agreement for continuance John Hines Frank Williams Eugene Randolph and George Cantwell who broke jail recently had a hearing before Probate Judge Worth-man yesterday on the charge of jail breaking They were bound over to the district court vrith bail fixed at $1000 each Homestead entries were made yesterday by Mark Phillip for 11713 acres of land in sections 7 and 18 township 7 south range 5 east and by Wooten for 160 acres in sections 10 and 11 township 10 north range 2 east Robert Shaw filed desert land entry in section 32 township 8 north range 4 west The saddlery and harness department of the Idaho Saddlery Company under an order from the court confirming the recent sale yesterday passed into the hands of Charles Collins of Portland who represents the firms of John Clark Son Patrick Mastick Co and Maine Winchester all of Portland All books and accounts were turned over to Moseley Confirmation of the sale of the shoe' stock was deferred Auditor office yesterday afternoon was the scene of some disap-poinment At 2 the commi sioners and county officers-elect filed in for the purpose of being sworn in Mr Kingsley no doubt would have been pleased to administer the oath of office but refused on the strength of the statute which says that county commissioners and county officers must be sworn in on the second Monday of January instead of the first Clearance 8ale Suits and Overcoats Our clearance sale of suits and overcoats consists of several lines the actual cost of which was considerable more than present selling price Wm Hardman Son Ninth and Grove HOTEL ARRIVALS HIS LAST FIGHT New York Jan 4 Dnffythe Boston pugilist who collapsed at the conclusion of a 10-round boxing match with George Justus at the Broadway Athletic club Saturday night died today without having regained consciousness Dick Roane the referee and Tom manager of the clnb are nnder arrest The deputy coroner who performed the autopsy upon the body of Duffy reported that death was the result of cerebral hemorrhage causedby a blow The old lady was right when she said the child might die if they waited for the doctor She saved the little life with a few doses of One Minute Gough Cure She had used it for croup before Nye-Galbraitd Drug Co Cl es ranee Bale The swellest line of capes and jackets shown in Boise at 40 per cent off Wm Hardman Son Ninth and Grove Througn tickets for Silver City and De Lamar can be obtained either at the Union Pacific office or at the store of Hesse Sturges Steam laundry telephone 70 THE DOCTORS ARE HERE Treatment Free to All Who Call at Their Offices by January aoth The examining physicians and surgeons of the Idaho Medical and Snrgi-cal Institute now permanently located at Pocatello Idaho the Kansas City specialists are now in Boise located at our private residence 517 Main street and will remain until February They treat successfully all chronic nervous and complicated diseases of men women and children Any chronic sufferer whatever the nature of the disease may call upon these doctors and get the best aid known to enlightened medicine at the actual cost of the medicine Remember the day and date and call early as tneir offices will be crowded Consultation examination and treatment absolutely free and strictly private The general pablio are cordially invited to come and see ns whether desiring treatment or not All snigi-cal instruments are elaborate and I fully up to date Oeorsa 81a grlit Plano Tuner Leave orders at music store If you want a ton of that large lamp coal order it of the Idaho Commission Company Apples Greenings Tallman Sweet Seek-i no-Farthrr $325 per barrel Baldwins $350 per barrel Opposite postoffice Dr Leonard dentist office over store To cure all old sores to heal an indolent nicer or to speedily cure piles you need simply apply Witch Hazel Salve according to directions Its magic-like action will surprise yon Nye-Galbraith Drug Co Rock Springs mine No 1 coal be beat Try a ton of it Idaho Commission Company For farm and city property see Wilson Sons 10th and Main sts A large supply of coal in anticipation of another blizzard is a wise precaution io take Buy it of the Idaho Commission Company The Idaho Commission Company sell the celebrated Peacock and Sweetwater coals Night at 6:30 Except Annual le The Coup by Which the Populists were Shut Out ASTONISHED THE WORKERS Was Brought About at the Eleventh Hour Populists Severely Criticise Their Allies Statements of the Post tions Taken by the Opposing Factions The organization of the legislature at noon yesterday was a distinct surprise to the public It had been generally understood that no agreement coaid be arrived at in time and the word had gone out that both houses would meet and adjourn without effecting an organization This was desired also by some qf the candidates for senator who did not wish to have balloting begin until two weeks from today The law provides that the houses shall ballot for senator on the secondJTuesday after organization and the voting will therefore begin on the 12th The arrangement under which the populists were entirely shut out from participation in the organization was effected only a short time before the hour for meeting The populists and democrats were unable to get together the latter insisting on their original demands and the populists refusing to yield to them During the morning the democrats had been given to understand that if they would present a list of candidates for attaches the silver republicans would support them It was after 11 o'clock when the silver republicans were advised that the democrats had abandoned- negotiations with the populists and would acccept the offer made Quite naturally the populists were highly incensed at the action of the democratic fusion ists and daring the afternoon and evening it was a common thing to hear the democrats bitterly denounced by their allies One of the populist leaders when asked for a statement of their position said it was simply that they were entitled to control of the legislature The convention agreement with the democrats he said had specified that the populists should have a majority of the fusion candidates elected and this certainly meant that they should be placed in control of the policy of the fusion party in the legislature Moreover he said the democracy was a minority party tin the state Without populist aid it could have secured nothing and it was the height of absurdity for the democratic members to demand the sneakership and the committees The populists bad a right to demand the organization and the action of the democrats in taking everything with the aid of the silver republicans was a bas6' betrayal of those who had made it possible for them to make a showing in the legislature A democratic leader of equal prominence stated that responsibility for the breach rested with the populists that they in fact had deliberately broken the agreement by demanding control of the legislature when it was distinctly understood and agreed that the administration of state affairs should be in control of the democratic party There was no possible argument he said with which to support the claim that the democrats were not entitled to leg islative control If that were denied them control of the 6tate government would be taken from them and when the populists made such a demand they deliberately violated the compact that had been entered into These two statements represent the views of the opposing factions What the result is to be can only be surmised The question of course was at once raised Will this co-operation between the silver republicans and democrats continue down to and including the senatorship That is something that the future alone can determine but it may be positively stated that there is no specific agreement on the subject How far the leaders may understand each other is known only to them selves LOCAL BREVITIE Mazey spent Sunday in Caldwell James Murphy is here from Placer-ville Kingsburyhas gone to Chicago on legal business Thomas Myer of Placerville is a capital visitor General George Roberts left yes terday for the east Dr William Smith returned to Mountainhome yesterday Mr and Mrs Anderson came in on yesterday noon train Mrs Hartou left yesterday afternoon to visit friends in Pocatello Hinsdale and family have moved to Sixth and State streets Michael Leary a prominent mine owner of Granite Creek is in tne city Probate Judge McFadden of Blaine county left yesterday afternoon for Hailey Deane former manager of the Poor gold mine left yesterday for Salt Lake Mrs Dora Smith of Grinnell Ia a sister of Cox arrived in the city yesterday The rooms in the Sonna building for the first time since its erection are now all occupied Mrs Mary Wood state librarian has returned from a pleasant visit with friends in Salt Lake Alois Sutter of Switzerland yesterday filed bis intention of becoming a citizen of the United States Rounsevello formerly of this city has mailed to friends here cards announcing bis marriage to Miss Pamilla Wigdon Thompson daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Thompson To wear to wear them la the best Ready-Tailored Clothing Our reputation our big trade our position as the leading clothing house could never have been built Upon High Prices We will sell you the very best clothing in this country first last and all the time ALEXANDER THE ONE PRICE CLOTHIER Seventh and Main Streets Not the Clothes That make the nor the woman either but good teeth do make the smile and make it pleasant to look at The Kimball Tooth Powder Keeps the teeth in perfect condition It is prepared from materials which are absolutely pure free from acid grit or other hurtful substances It gives a delightful refreshing sensation to the mouth imparting a fragrance to the breath which is very agreeable It keeps the teeth WHITE the breath SWEE and the gnms HEALTHY Sold only by ricCriim Co DRUGGISTS Sonna Block JUST OPENED Restaurant ani Outer House Unexcelled cooking jend service nnder the immediate supervision of Mr and Mrs Meller Catering to entertainments weddingseto promptly and well executed 1013 Eighth St Before or After Buying Xmas gifts is a good time but NOW' is the best time to buy a well-tailored suit of stylish clothes from the latest designs in imported or domestic woolens TJlof Anderson MERCHANT TAILOB Bonne Block Adolphe von Hoorebeke ARTIST Studio Rooms 56-57 Sonna Block Hours 1 to 4 I I I Clearance Will Continue Each Day 1 4 For 30 business days IT IS A HARVEST TIME FOR LOW PRICES on dry goods cloaks capes jackets millinery silks dress goods hosiery underwear handkerchiefs gloves and elothing shoes tranks valises etc Wm Hardman Son Ninth and Grove Streets Boise Idaho iaJ20000 Production COOK TWIN SISTERS Magnificent Scenic Production of the Original Dramatization of Mrs Immortal Novel Uncle Cabin 40 People Palace Oar 20 Ponies Donkeys and Burros 8 Original Plantation Jubilee Singers A Pack of Man-Eating Siberian Bloodhounds ir-diTig 5000 champion beauty GOLDEN CHARIOT Costing 3000 Uncle Tom and his typical southern ox-cart MILITARY BAND OF MUSIO All this in our grand free street display The sight of a lifetime miss It Prices 50c 75c and (100 Now on sale at usual place Cold Storage Our plant is the largest and best equipped in Idaho The meats stored tw us are kept in perfect condition and tne consumers can buy these juicy and delicious meats at the same price as charged for other inferior meats IDAHO DRESSED BEEF CO WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Salesroom 1035 Ninth Street Phone Overland Dr William Smith Mountainhome McIntosh Butte Mla Houle Hlackfoot Riggs Boise Gilbert San Francisco Dr Jas Numbers Mitchell Weiser Edward Allen Emmett Welch Ketchum Capitol Wooden Boise river Divis Idaho City: A A Jackson Lake Jas ay- lor A Wooden Caidwell Swlnehart Pocatello Notice to Stenogiaphers and Typewriters There will be a meeting of the stenographers and typewriters of Boise ou Wednesday evening January 6th at 7 :30 sharp at the office of James McKinney at room 66 Sonna block All interested in this work are cor dially invited to be present as business of importance will he transacted Lillie Barry Secretary Clearance Sale Suits and overcoats Our clearance sale of suits and overcoats consists of several lines the actual oost of whioh was considerable more than present selling price Wm Hardman Son Ninth and Grove Prices of photographs are still falling at Art Gallery ever Nye-Galbralth's drug store Competition defied Clearance Sale The swellest line of capes and jackets shown in Boise at 40 per cent off Wm Hardman Son Ninth and Grove SMOKE The CIGAR 7 Pride of All DOMESTIC Goods AD SIMONS AGENTS Opposite Overland Hotel i i.