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THE PANAMA REPUBLIC.
How the U. &. Gets in on the Ground
Floor per the Roosevelt Policy.
Secretary Huy has signed a cana!
treaty with M. VariUa, the minist-.;',
of Panama, by which Ore Uihhd
Statut acquire» absolute 1 sovereignty
over a strip of territory five i-A ;... 3 vidv
i|t I on each side of the c.taa . the ,-lght u
i enforce sanitär; regulation at 9 public
g I peace in the cities af Panama and«. **.>..»
-1 possession of four islands in the vicin
% : ity of the isthmus, and the monopoly
: of any system of communication be
:> tween the oceans either by canal or rail
road, Ju return our »'overt: uncut
guarantees the independence of the
Republic of Panama, pays itint coun
try (10,000,000 and begining ni. to j ears
from date of treaty, an annual rein-u
of $250,000. The Panamaern: ; . v>:,oa
era arrived in Washing! ;ri several hours
after the Hay-Bunau-Vnitiia treaty
was signed by the new mini: er. They
expressed great satisfaction at the
terms of the treaty, and one of their;
will carry the document to Panama
for ratification. It is thought that ttie
assent of Panama will be obtained
about Dec. 10, and the treaty will then
be sent to the senate, where it is sure to
j l>e ratified. The republicans need two
I democratic votes in order to get a two
thirds majority to approve a treaty.
1 but in this case most of the democrats
I will support the Administration. The
I position of the minority senators was
! expressed by Senator Bacon of
j Georgia, who said that although they
Qeor. ia, wlro said that although they
opposed the haste and disregard for in
International law, displayed by the
president in recognizing Panama, they
would not ullow themselves to be pul
I on record as opponents of a treaty
I which hastened the construction of a
j canal. The canal is much desired in
! the southern states and this accounts
I for the attitude of many southern
j senators who would otherwise gladly
! oppose the administration. The Pan
j am» government is aliout to he recog
nized by Ciie European powers although
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they declare that the new republic
siiou id assume an equitable portion
of Colombia's <^bt, which amounts to
j about $15,000,000. Probably our gov
! ernment will pay an indemnity to Col
I ombia for the loss of the Dthrmis.
With the ratification of tiie new
treaty Panama will become practically
a part of the possessions of the United,
States. The right to police the cities j
and to dictate sanitary laws gives us ! °n
virtual control of Colon a. ci Panama, j on
and we shall doubtless make t -e of our !
right to fortify the canal. j
Panama, Dee. 2.—The canal treaty j
was signed at 11:30 a. in. today. There j
were no amendments to the treaty.
Ordinance No. 83.
Entitled an ordinance to prohibit certain
animals from running at largo within the
corporate limits of the Tillage of Kendrick,
state of Idaho.
Be it ordained by t he chairman and board
of trustees of the village of Kendrick.
Seotlon 1. It shall bo unlawful for any per
son, owner or custodian of any cattle, sheep,
sun, owner or cuBiooian or any cattle, sheep, I
horses, mules, hogs or any other live stock, j
to permit the same to run at large within the
incorporate limits of tiie village of Kendrick,
state of Idaho, between the 15th day of Aug.
and the loth day of November of each year,
-nd at all other times between the hours of
■i o'clock p. ni. and 5 o'clock a. m.
Kcctiofi 2. It shall be tiie duty of the street
commissioner, watchman or othei employe
j if the village of Kendrick to cause any eatt te,
' hordes, mules, sheep, hogs or any other lice
slock running ut large to cause the same to be
iaken up and impounded in ttie village pound
Section 3. 'it shall be the duly of the street
commissioner, watchman or other employe of
the village of Kendrick, Idaho, within 24
hours after impounding any stock, to cause
three notices to be posted in three of the moot
pul.lie places within the village limlis which
notices shall state that there Is impounded in
the village pound such horses, mules, sheep,
liogs orany other live stock as the case may
be by giving, as near as possible, an accurate
description of animals, by giving the color,
weight, marks, brands, the date when im
pounded and the date of sale.
Section 4. It shnll he ihe duty of the street
commissioner, watchman, or other employe
ortho village of Kendrick after impounding
any stock to cause I lie same to be sold at pub
lic auction to tiie highest bidder for cash with
in 1 days from the po.ttir.g of said notices, and
ihe proceeds of such sale is to bo deposited
in the city treasure, after paving all necessary
costs, such as taking up, feeding and sale of
said animals.
■tion 5. It shall be ttie further duty of
the street commissioner, watchman or other *
mpioye or the village or Kendrick, Impound
lug any stock, to charge 50 cents per head for
-little, ho.-set mules, sheep, hogs or any live
■tuck for the taking up mid impounding said
-dork, and ».«ms per head for the feeding of
each animat per day.
sec tion u. 1 i.e owner of any cattle, horses,
tules, sheep, hogs or other live stock so im
poum'.e I is hereby permitted to redeem said
lock ut an; time before said animal is sold
>y paying all necessary expenses such as 1m
ixmndinu and fee ling of said slock.
■ci ton 7 It shall be the lurttier dut}- of
the street commissioner, watchman or other
■mpioye of the village of Kendrick to give
the .purchaser o nay animal a .. titivate
..honing that Mich animal was sold pursuant
to tins ordinance.
suctions. Ah ordinances or parts of ordi
nances now in conflict with t his ordinance
arc hereby repealed.
.Section tt. Tnis ordinance shall be in force
and effect from anti after its passage, approv
al and publication.
1 ussed this2nd day of Dee. 1003.
J.I. MITCHAM, :'heirm'n.
1 ). H. MACKINTOSH, Clerk.
South trick Items
We arc enjoying fine weather lately.
Many farmer? plow 1 !
J. M\ Williams ieft Friday for his
home in Oaiif r raia.
B'uf Walker if repniri g his farm
ad*» by v. ttit-g cm rustic, etc
L v. Kc aier, ev-n* ihn. bupviag
with hi-, faui-.y in '.V w •
Our scljoola library
"Slc-.-pi . Socu ry.
terreiiiri-.-.-t -, I
much credit :p . ;
teacher.
W.' E. Div.v.'O j.
Spec'icr is. YGv : <•
Kendrick.
Parties mir,' 1 ";, - ,
will do v,mil to
It, Wcictore.
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To improve t:;c t: • v
thu the d:gesi -< .. v ry
piiauH.-r' yin's i: 1
Tablets. Mr. i.
Mich., say s, ' They t-.
the witar. in* pa --
bloated feelitig and •
and satisfactory v.
bowels." There art
community v. ho t
medicine. For sale
Kendrick.
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White & Co.,
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The Rev. Ira It. Hicks Alruanaip for
1904 is now ready. It will be maiied
f o any address for 0 cents. It is
surprising how sued -n elegant, costly
book can be sent | repaid so cheaply.
No family or perso:- is prepared to
study the heavens., or the atonris and
weather in 1904, w itimut this wonder
ful Hicks Almanac i'rof. Ilicks
splendid p;t}ier WOO O A ND WORKS.
Both arc setir (.»reody One Dollar A
Year. WORD AND WORKS ia
among the best A -.icrhian Magazines.
Like the Hicks Alrnamic, it is too
well known to ne-d fuitho rcommenda |
tton. Few mci. lu.ve labored more
faithfully for the public good or found
a warmer plate in the hearts of the
people. Bend ord.-ra to WORD AND
WORKS PUBiji.SUING CO., 2201
Locust St., St Louis, Mo.
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See Hen Hur!
The Northern Pacific will give a one
and one-third fare to Spokane and re
j turn to see Ben kur played. Tickets
! °n sate Dec. 13 arid 11, good returning
j on Dec. 10th. Play is December 14th
! acd 15th.
j P. W. Green, Agt.
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j Presbytenan Church.
Sabbath school. Bat bath, 10 a. m
Preaching, Sabbath, 11 a. m. Y. I'. S
O. E., Sabbath, summer 7 p. rn
er 6:30 p. m.
J. A. Hedges, Pastor.
NOTICE OF TRESPASS
I ^ wish to prohibit ilny fUrtilUr
j shooting at targets or any
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marks un tho slaughter grounds
as it is dangerious to the public
and any one found doing so, will
lie prosecuted to the full extent of
the lav,-.
L _ J. M. Wild.
Brinp; Them In.
M. J. Wessels, ottr horticultural and
agricu turai manager of the St. Louis
fair, lias designated this oilice as a de
pository for the collection of grains,
vegetables, etc. and we" will try to take
care of them. Grains, corn, flax, etc.
is what is wanted and in quantity
about a peck of each, not les 3 . Re
member that nothing hut the best
wants to go to St. Louis, and bring it
iu.
Scholars Wanted
I 8m now prepared to receive pupils
for either piano or organ instruction
Parties wishing saute can. call and re-
ceive terms, etc.
-Mrs. E. C. Demars
THE MARKETS
Local
Reans, White, No. 1
" Red *>r Miner.®
Prunes, Italian, 40 to 50
' 1 60 to 60
Dry Apples, Kiln Dried
" " Evaporated
Eggs
But let. No. .
Farm bacon
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Lard
Wheat, No 1 nev
Burley, per * wt,
Oats, white p.-r cwt
Flax, f o b. con'r
Timothy buy, per ton,
2 60
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2 HARNESS I
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IDAHO f
At rices that cant be duplicated We use the best
California Oak leather in everything
We keep a big stock of tents and wagon coders
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"potlatch flour"
N. B. HALBROOK & SON, Props.
9 . J. Rowlands, Sole Agent, KENDRICK
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Vollmer Clearwater Co., Ltd.
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A guaranteed Flour giving perfect satisfaction wherever used it the
IDAHO
BEST
PATENT
Manufactured at our Keudrick Roller Flouring Mills.
P. D. ROBERTS,
Local Manager.
tarai MsrcMse Store
This is the Store
FOR BARGAINS
Have the Sto«k,
All Fresh
Have no 2nd *** to
mark up and
then down
Guarantee Satisfac-
tion
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We are Not going to
leave
\ve are Not belling Out
We are not selling below
cost
But we have
Bargains- i n
Every Depart
ment - - -
IM a! Goods, Got Frices &
Eg CaviiM
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Job Work a Specialty
B. WEST
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Prompt attention given to all
kinds of Claims and SettlemenU)
of Estates
Collections and Insurance
Office in Gazette Building
Kendru-k : ; Idaho
are easily secured by those prepared,
the best place to prepare is at
THF BLAIR BUSINESS COLLEGE
°f SPOKANE. Wash.
H. O. Hi. air, Principal
(Send for catalogue.)
JÉ3LLEX AN DER HUNTER, M. D
Physician and Surgeon
Office at residence on South Main
Kendrick Got«
p R. MACKINTOSH
Justice of the Peace
Kendrick - Idaho
Moser
■ DENTIST. .
Office over White's Drug Store*
Kendrick - - - Idaho
F. & A. M.
KENDRICK LODGE NO. 2f
Meets every second and last Tliura
day of the month in K. of P. hall
\ isiting brothere corumliy invited tu
attend.
L. F. Hare, W. M
D. J. Rowi.ands, Sec.