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Peak.
VOL. VI
ST. ANTHONY, FREMONT COUNTY, IDAHO, THURSDAY, NOV. 10, 1904.
NO. 30.
ROOSEVUT.
REMONT COUNTY 3,000 MAJORITY FOR REPUBLICAN TICKET.
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HON. JAS. H BKADY,
.irman of the Idaho Republican State Central Committee,
) successfully manipulated the late Campaign that
;ho gave a majority of 30,000 for Roosevelt and the State
ket. He's all right!
ROLLS UP 30,000 MAJORITY
r Roosevelt and a Majority that is Almost As
Large for Gooding for Governor--The Repub
licans Carried Every County in the State by
Increased Majorities.
he, Ida., Nov. 9—Returns are
from the mountain districts,
lie returns show that Roosevelt
arried the state by twenty-five
sand, and Gooding for gover
Fy twenty thousand, and
eh for congress by about the
There practically are no
ns from the legislative district
e counties heard from indicate
die Republicans have carried
county in the state by major
estimated as follows:
..........................2800
ha m.............................1900
°ck.............................2000
............................ 500
Lake..........................1250
Connors Will Hang.
'es Connors, who in attempt
kold np a section gang near
f°°t killed Deputy Sheriff
and dangerously wounded
11 Foreman Fitzgerald, on
1 f»nt of September 25th, was
SU'lty of murder in the first
e , and 1ms been sentenced to
°n December 10 .
"as taken through here last
to ®°ise where he is to be
"T December 16th at the
Penitentiary.—Pocatello Ad
-ttllo people who yesterday
° nn °rs, the man sentenced to
Boise..................................200
Canyon..............................1500
.......................500
....................... 100
........................ 200
.......................9000
....... .. ...............500
..................1500
Cassia....
Custer...
Elmore..
Fremont
Idaho....
Kootenai
Latah...............................1500
Lincoln...................... .........500
Lemhi ................. 500
Nez Perce...........................2000
Oneida...............................1000
Owyhee................................'^00
Shoshone.............................2500
Washington..........................500
Total 24,750
Gooding's majority will be very
little less than that of the electorial
ticket, if any.
I be hanged for the murder of Mar
I shal Sweet, say that he is none
other than Lennox, the man con
victed of the murder of John Wil
liams at Silver Bow in 1901 and
sentenced to the Montana peniten
tiary at Deer Lodge for life and
I who, with his companion, Martin,
! escaped from that institution. Mar
tin was captured but Lennox was
never found. There are persons
here who attended the trial of Len
nox and Martin and they feel sure
that Connors is the man Lennox.
For your all wool winter suit of
underwear for $2, go to Thomp
sons.
THE X WAS UNDER THE EAGLE.
HON. JOHN DONALDSON,
Chairman of Fremont County Republican Central Committe,
and who succeeds himself as Probate Judge. Under his
careful management Fremont rolls up a majority of 3,000,
making it the Banner Republican County in the State.
ANOTHER LAND SLIDE
FOR THE REPUBLICANS
With the election returns still
incomplete, the plurality for Roose
velt in the nation, according to all
indications will exceed 1,500,000
the greatest ever given an American
candidate. The nearest approach
to this vote was in 1896,when Mc
Kinley received a pluraltiy ap
proximating 850,000, and in 1872,
when Grant received 762,991.
Roosveelt will have 343 electorial
votes. A tabulated statement of
results follows:
Roosevelt and Fairbanks.
State.
Electorial
Plurality. Vote.
Colorado
15,000
5
California
115,000
10
Connecticut
38,000
7
Deleware
5,000
3
Idaho
25,000
3
Illinois
225,0002
7
Indiana
75,000
15
Iowa
140,000
13
Kansas
100,000
10
Maine
37,000
6
Maryland
1,000
8
Massachusetts
86,279
16
Michigan
150,000
14
Minnesota
1250,00
11
Missouri
15,000
18
Montana
10,000
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Surrendered to U. S. Marshal.
San Francisco, Nov. 7. — George
A. Wright, formerly chief clerk
for Internal Revenue Collector
Lynch, who has been accused of
irregularities in his accounts, sur
rendered himself today to United
States Marshal Shine and was at
once released on a bond of $5000
furnished by a surety company.
He asserts his innocence and says
he wants a full investigation of the
charges against him.
New Jersey
Nebraska
New Hampshire
Nevada
New York
North Danota
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Utah
Vermont
West Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
600 ,
75.000
20.000
2,ooo
174,691
20.000
200.000
40.000
485.000
15,974
40.000
12.000
3o,81o
10.000
30.000
60.000
10.000
Total electorial vote
Parker and Davis.
343
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
/ 0,000
4o,ooo
18.000
65.000
14.000
35.000
50.000
5o, ooo
o,ooo
25.000
loo,ooo
27.000
Total electorial vote
133
Fireworks Exploded.
Reno, New, Nov. 7.—During a
political rally here this evening, a
wagon load of fireworks was acci
dentally exploded, destroying the
wagon and horses, causing a street
panic. No one was seriousy in
jured.
Ladies and Childrens Hats for
Dress and Street wear in all the
newest styles.
Miss Maud Parry, Milliner.
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PROF* H. G. FULLER,
Secretary of Fremont County Central Committe, who ably
and efficiently assisted the Chairman in the work of this
Campaign, which has resulted so gloriously for the G. O. P.
Four Assessments Skipped.
With the skipping of the October
assessment, Modern Wcodmen of
America again takes rank as a re
cord breaker. With a change of
rates to mark the commencement of
the year everything has moved
along so prosperously that when
the Board of Directors met on Octo
ber 14 they found that notwith
standing the fact that the October
assessment had been skipped, mak
ing three skips during the first ten
months of the year, there was on
that date a cash balance in the ben
efit fund of $1,801,076.80, and that
all death claims presented could be
paid from this cash balance with
out the levy of an assessment and
still leave more than a million dol
lars surplus, and the assessment for
November was also skipped, mak
ing four skips for the year. This
is a splendid record. It proves the
new rates are all that was promised
and the coming winter should wit
ness such an increase in member
ship as the members have never
seen. Let each camp do its best
for the next three months and we
will not have very many assess
ments for 1905.—Modern Wood
It is very poor economy to let
bees go into winter without a good
supply of honey in the hives. It is
also very poor policy to wait until
very late in autumn to feed bees.
Sugar fed colonies usually winter
well if fed earlv and given abuud
ance to carry them over winter,
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; deeding should be done at mg it.
' so that the bees can take the ford
at night, which they will do as
I well as during the day, and no
trouble will arise from robbing.
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—Celuloid starch 10 cents at
THOMPSON'S. '
Feeding the Bees.
Gen. Jesse Finley Dead.
Lake City, Fla., Nov. 6.—Jesse
Finley, one of the last surviving
brigadier generals of the Confeder
ate army, died here today, aged 92
years. In the southern service he
rose from the rank of private to
that of brigadier general. He w r as
a member of Congress three terms.
THANKSGIVING
PROCLAMATION.
Governor Morrison has issued
the annual Thanksgiving procla
mation which this year significant
ly followed the election in which
the party lie has the honor to be
affiliated with has scored an unpre
cedented triumph. The proclama
tion is as follows:
State of Idaho, Executive De
partment, Thanksgiving Proclama
tion.
The president has designated
Thursday, November 24, 1904, as
a day of Thanksgiving in the
United States.
With a deep reverence for the
God of Nations, and acknowledg
ing Him as the source of the mani
fold blessings which have come to
our state during the year of plenty
which is now drawing to a close,
let the people of Idaho celebrate in
a befitting spirit and according to
hallowed custom the said twenty
fourth day of November as a day
of Thanksgiving and worship,
"Know ye, that the Lord He is
God ; enter into His gates with
thanksgiving and into His courts
with praise; be thankful unto him
and bless His name. '' In testimony
whereof I have hereunto set my
] lalK ] ailc j caused to be affixed the
great seal of the state of Idaho,
Done at Boise, the capital, this
9th day of'November, A. D., 1904.
JOHN T. MORRISON,
By the Governor:
VVILMOT H. GIBSON,
Secretary of State.