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Representatives of the medical profession
of our city attend the session of the Ohio
State Medical Society at Dayton next Tues
day..
Our city is being overrun at present with
beggars. The latest arrivals are the "dou-
ble-voiced hair raisers," and a healthy
sample of the missing link" and that to
which it properly belongs.
The residence of family named Miller,
on West Main street, was entered at an ear
lv hour on Friday morning and several ar
ticles of value, among them coat, breast
pin, bracelet and hair watch guard, carried
off.
An application is to be made in a few
days for the sale of the s., ]. & P. Railroad.
It is given on authority that the same will
be filed and heard by the 10th.day of June.
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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-15
Minnesota W heat Crop.

ST PAUL. Ane. $ -RAturns from
throsher> furnish basis FIR an estimate
of the rrnh,bln WELD Of wheat in this
state The average is much. h'ttrr
than last wear. hut lower than expected.
Really wheat. is poorer in southern
counties. whore tho average Weld will
he ten IN Nv I've hnsSels and stead "
improves IN IN" north ill il reaches TWEEN
~ ~ twenty fivc in the Red river galley.
he grad" will he largely M. 2 in thr
south, and N" in the north Con.
aervat;ve Estimates show tho average in
swo thirds nf the wheat area in the
state NJ thirteen bushels per acre. md
in tho rem,;nAer NJ seventeen. T is
would give Al, nAn 600 bushels as tho
whole crop. more than half No. l.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-15
St'iU~ RMn aud HE p~"~s" O~~ Ddt
Permanently 10 live on RritIsh soil.

CHICAGO Aue 6 Gen. TRY has
receive1 disna'ch from Con. M;'"s
d.tcd "Camn on Rock Creck .Tu,v
2a'h" which sovs: Major Walsh of
Canadian mounted roi'cn. accompanied
Nv the Sioux chief Long Dog, cam"
into camp and stated that Sitting Rnlrs
w''ole camp of 5nnO to S0O0 peon'e
cnmrrising sevc-., hostile tribes. h +"
moved north IN Swan lake about 80
miles from the lire where they had Do
,erm;oed tn remain. tn" chief
hrnu~ht the ass~rsrce that TIE Indians
would make permanent home on ca
madam so;l /. would nhstain from all
hostile mov"ments: return stolen prom,
ersv and desiss FROM haunting American
huffalo unless permitted to do so under
United States officiala.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-15
Spotted Tail to Secretary Schurz.

WASHINGTON. Aug. S.-The sec,e-
tary OF the interior has letter from
Spotted Tai. who says that both he
aud his people want TO be like the
whites. We have a good cou try and
behave ourselves and work. The letter
thus closes:
I want to tell yon these last words
I have had enough If the military. I
want my people to work. want no
more scouting; | have had my belly
full. We wa 10 freight and work
ground. | never laughed hut once
that was when the agent Of the iower
Brules said I kept his peop'e here.
They visited us, and ( fed them. and
my people gave them three hundred
head at horses. and sent them all home
to their agent. Since We have hecn
here my people have had no whisky
Wherever the military are there is nj
ways whisky. and that makes from le.
| want you to come here an stay n
month and see how it is. Nv friend
! this is all I have to tell ven.
SPOTTED TAIL
Witness: Louis r ch1r 9. Interpreter
| Murder If Friendly Indians hy IIostiler,
WASHINGTON Any S.-The Indian
agent at Flat Head. Montana Territory
r"rnrts the massacre Of eight Ne,
P'rces by war party Of Gros Ventres
|
Secretary S"hnrz exnects to leave cr
or about tho Goth .r Cincinnati wher,
he will deliver a speech before return.
ing. lie will vi it Indian az ncies.
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what AIeut the sS.OO0.

Delegate Fem succeed ID in securing
An examination by competent encin
Ger, on the part Of tho government. Of
the Clearwater river for purposes Of
Improving i,s navigation. That exam
inaticn was made last year ann report
Submitted showing that Ss3 900 ex
pended properly in renewing rocks and
gravel bars would make the river navi
gable for steamers of light draft eight
months in each year from Lewiston to
within sixteen miles cf Kamia. or q
full distance Of sixsy.four miles, and
that BY tho expenditure Of as much
mor- about twenty miles further d.
lance eastward could also he m,de nav.
iaabls. Upon this report an sprropria
tion Of s5 900 vas made by C"ngres.
- q starter Of this Improvement. and
q We. have understood Col. G illespie
Was instructed n have this expended
TO the best advantage the present year.
Thc Colonel has visited Lewiston to
reconnciser the sitnat on. and returned
70 Portland several weeks since; but
W are not as yet apprised Of any NOV ).
ment further towards this work. The
river will soon be At its low stage when
the work can be done, and better done
than IN winter time when the water il
cold aud ice will impede the work.
Without presenting too far, we would
suggest that this first appropriation be
expended. beginning at the mouth Of
Clearwater and making the navigation
complete ~ far east Is the money will
70, and then continue with the neg,
appropriation in the same manner still
fsrfher eastward. BY 80 doing Apr J.
priatioos will be Of some practical benc
st a. far a. they are made and expeud.
Cd, and there will be the greater az
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-15

Tho directors of the Northern Pacific
at the last meeting resolved that the
company wonld own and control al
grain elevators on The limo and all
s'eep;no cars. and would prohibit al
sre";a, or rrivs'c freight lines Steel
lie will be purchased fnr the Missouri
diSisinn and annshcr locating ar'v will
he nlaced in tho field. moving east from
the Yellowstone nnder military escort.
Bismarck Tribune.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-15

Col. Thomas Doane. engineer in charge
Of the surveys heing made by the N. P.
r. r. in this REGION Of country. las gone
to New York City 10 consult with the di
reciors In relation To railroad o. erations
hereahouts. Gen. Sprsgne is going cas-,
of Col. Doane, the general direction o
matters viii be IN The care o: Capt. I. S.
p. Weeks. - Union,
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The Dalles aud Head VI '.svigation.

Last week We atiemnted to show to
the readers OF the Mountnineer that
The Dalles was destined 70 he { c ter
minus Of tie Oregon Pacific railroad for
a number If yonrs; this week we pro.
rose IN try and convince our readers
that The Da'les viii e eventually
the head If river naviea ion. or at least
until the canal and locks are built
around The Ealles IF the Columbia.
Thia nav seem very broad assertion
hnt one that is n very reasonable me.
We 10, n that large nnmher Of men
have been mt 70 work OF 'he canal and
l"cks At the Cascades, and that everv
thing Indicates that the work will h"
rnshed along r,p;aIv 10 its completion.
Snch being the "ase We nav expert 10
SEQ the work cnmrleted in shout three
veays During the time that this CITY
world remain the terminus for the rail
road. il w"uld also he the head of navi
CATION. PASSENGERS arriving here nv
boat gnipg east woul senrnnct with the
c'rs hopnd on overland. and those nrriv
ing by the care wou'd cnDtinne their
inuvne, Nv the ateamhoat westward.
During thn grain export season h"rees
CARVING one III ,nsand tons would he
loaded here and tnwed nv small tnes
direct n the shirs at Astoria and re-.
tnrn loaded with an assorted cargo Of
fre'"ht.
The ornn;no If the canal and locks.
70 take il. viii not interfere with the
freight carving hus;ness If the Oregon
Northern railroad. Cor 'hc reason that thf
comnanv would s';ll retain a mnnopolv
of the .hroneh fr"ieht business. am
the ndvnntarcs that they would gair
would ,nore than compensate them III
what thew m;oh' 'ose besw een the lowe
river and this rlace. We are inclined
n hcliev. that the cnnpronv "a favorable
to the binding o. 'he canal and lock
and if the snn>osi,ion shnn|a prove cor
root. there will he M f"rsher orro.i
tioc N. their he,ng ranid'v completed
| Should cur DEMONSTRATIONS NOV
true We pxnrct to see The Dali"
rrns"nt population to twn ,honse-'
within the rrxt two've mcn'hs. tn
fu'ure rros pccss If The nal'es .ra cor
tc;n'v very cheering. ana as VIC h"v
said hnfcre. row ;s tho time fr N
r~c..ie IN Law. thar icnna..;crs for MAX
ing their fcrtu,cs - lfnmnf1inppr.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-15
The Yellow Fever.

MEMPHIS. Ang. 7.-Eleren new
cases we're reported this morning. seven
colored. The wcathor ia snl'rv and
heavy storms prevailed last night to the
north of Memphis.
MEMPHIS Ar.. 7-Tw"ntv nine
case. in Ill have heen reported to the
board Of h alth ior the twenty fonr
hours ending nj 6p. NJ Nineteen Of
those are cnlorel. Three additional
deaths have occurred. This is n mark.
ed increase in the number 81 new cases.
and rlrinlv Indicates that the fovcr is
-np;d'v spreading. The Howard Asso
citation tn dsv assigned twentv Eve nd
dIiopa, muses. tn duty. Th";- div
expenses DOW aggregate near $500.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-15

nnwv N,Kr.--Thc Wall, Wall,
Statesman nf Any. 81 HIS lone and
in arossing article nnnn the rrart h;l;'v
of hm;ll;nr IL" Draoon y r'Gr rnilrcad
down tho valley of S""kc rivnr from
tie peirhhorko,a cf Old's Ferry to
W,llula. instead If over the hlua NOM.
tnins. That psner save large pnrti"r
of the river route would pass thr ugh
gold and silver mines. limestone, "vr.
sun and marble, hesides LARGE Gn'r
titv Of rich Agricultural land that Md
make excellent farms. Tho grade is
not more tknn fiv. 10 six feet - the
milo, the river ia below the snow line.
md tho cost nj binding the road would
he much less than over the mountains
En-.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-15
Another Survey.
Mr.. Campbell and party. under tn

NJ. Campbell and party. under the
auspices Of Jay Gonld, we're in the city
last Sunday. Mr.. Campbell visited the
land Office fere to obtain the mars Of
the c,untry which is settled AMI is sua
cepiible Of settlem Mt far purposes Of
ascertainins what portions would here
after promise q good support for ra''.
roads. We did not zee Mr.. Campbell
but harm that he started on Monday
with his party TO surv y railroad. tap
ping the Genesee valley country and
reaching the Snake river opposite
Grange City. at the mouth Of the Tn
cannon. We are not in the secret of
these movements Of Gould. bnt al o..
pcarauces indicate that he and those
with him are making extra efforts to
circumvent. It possible. the operations
Of the Northern Psci6c b. means Of
tributary roads leading to the Snake
and Columbia rivers from every availa.
bic point where dense settlements are
liable to be found during the ensuing
twenty years. and If they carry out
III liz prescott foreshadowed programme
they will surely do this, uni ss the
Northern Pacific adopt the Clearwater
pass end run down the Clearwater and
Snake rivers. II they do this latter,
they will conmsrd . large share Of the
traffic from bath north and scu'h Of the
Snake and Clearwater rivers. BY adopt
Ing the CIcarwatc, route they can com
mence their construction eastward from
Lewiston and complete their road to
tho Bitter Root valley sooner than they
can construct road from the moIth Of
the Snake to the Pen d'Oreille lake
and 10 . short time afterwa, ds they
can connect with their road coming
from Bismarck westward and then with
the navigation Of Snake and Columbia
and can have through traffic from the
Atlantic tn the Pacific. Tho country
east Of Lewiston. bo'h north and son'i
Of tho Clearwater for distance Of 0(
miles, is - g,od wheat growing coun
try as il found on the coast. II is bet
ter BY far than any Of the country Dor
. derine tho snrveved route from tn
mouth Of rho Snake to the PEI
d'Oreille, while the crnntry still furthe
esst 10 the summit Of tho Bitter R"n
moun'aius is denscIy covered with tn
best Of dr. white nine. yellow pine an'
cedar timber. important factors to au"
ment the value Of the route to the com
pany. w en- We have heard McCart
ney's report We will have moro to .a
upon this suhjact. In the meantim
lot our readers possess tn mselvcs !.
patience. All il working we'll for tn
future Of nur section ~ country.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-15
PROOF NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND UFFltE A.
Lewiston. I. r.. Aug Z. 1879.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN TIL "
~ he fol owing name settler has fled notice
of his intention t" make final pro"f in support
Of his claim. and SCENE final entry thereof ut
the expiration of thirty DAYS from the date ~
this notice, viz: Sept s, 1879 10 A. NJ. bef"r.
the clerk ~ the distrc. conr a. ID ,ho county.
IT.. Cornelius j Curtin, for the lots and
and south hal n ,rth-ast quarter scti"n I.
towship 80 n"rth. range east. ant names the
following MS his witnesses. viz: William :. NJ
Williams and Chrr,es NJ. kedm IN. both OF
[dah" county, 1. T. j. NJ. li"wE.
435w Register.
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PROOF NOTICE.
OFFICE A

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston T. July With. 1879.
~ Office Is UEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has filed notice Of
ms int. nti.'u make final proof in ,upp"r' ot
his claim, and secure final entry thereof NJ the
cxl iratiun at thirty DAYS from the date Of this
notice. viz: Aug. 20ih 1879. 10 DEL OK \. NJ.
Niehoa. llumphravs. for the northeast quarter
s"utteat quarter and south BALI n 'r'heast
quartz and northeast quarter. northeast quar-
{, sectiun Is, townshir 3S north. range west
and names the following as his witne SEES. viz
Thomas Linehan and Richard Th"rston. both
of Neg Perez COUNTY l. T. j. NJ. HOwE
40 st Register
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-15

in lge Whism,n came driving IN
Msin street last Fri law. when young
Mnlattn lady. dressed M to kill. hailed
him. He stcpped. touched his hat and
then she said: "Arc yon the express
man?" IL am" vas the answer.
"Wen," she continued. "if you'll take
me to the rarrison, I'll give you two
bits.--IVatchmdn
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PROOF NOTICE-
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston Idaho, Aug Is. lS-9
N0TTCE Is HEREBY GIVEN TIIAT1 If
following named settler has filed nnti.e Of
hisjnten'iun to make final pronf in support Of
his claim. and secure final entry thereof
mt the expiration of thirty DAYS from the date of
this notice. viz: Sept 20. 1873. at r. NJ
John Snyder. Err the southwest quarter section
9. township 3S north, range ; west. and MINES
the follow ng as his witnesses win: Frank May
AMI Francis NJ. nbaugh, of Nez Perez county
1T.
J. NJ. Howl
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-15

sursnce Of our getting enough 10 COM
plete the whole work in reasonable
time. We hnre Col. Gillespie will
make a sufficient showing this fall. so
that another appropriation may be
forthcoming next Whit for the en-.
suing year. lie. the ball be kept roll,
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44-5w
44-jw Register
PROOF NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE At
Lewiston. !. r Ang. IS 1870.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TUATTIE
Y following named settler has flied notice ~
his intention t" make final proof in support IF
his claim. and secure final entry thereof at the
expiration oc thirty days fruin the da'e Of this
notice. viz: September 18th. 1879, 10 A. NJ.
hriOrr the cl"rk.nf he di.irici cnur; ldthu
co, |. T. MILAN f ison. pre-emp'ion II
s. 93l for the north ! horthwrst ! rnl
southeast ! nor hwes' mud s"n,hw.s /
n r,heasi section % Township 30 nnrtn
range 2 east and h,.na. III. f.lioning n.
hi. witnesses. w: 's-ph 7 Brnsli, v
q ID Rufus 7 Cas- lie " Idaho "o.. 7.
! J N Hnwr.
~ 81 Register
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PROOF NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND UFFTFE At
Lewiston. I. r.. Aug ". 1879
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THATTHE
y following named settler has filed notice of
his intention to make fnn pronf in support Of
his claim and secure entry thereof at the expi
ration 1T thirty DAYS from tn date % This mo-
iicc viz: Sept. IL. 1870 at I O'clock p IN . he
fore the clerk Of the district enurt Of Idaho
county. I. T.. Lewis Eds"n. pre- empton u s.
NJ sas. far the south hnlfsnnthenst quarter rna
southeast quarter u Invest quarter section 90,
and northeast quarter northwest u"nr.er Sec
finn 90. township 30 north. rangc 2 east and
names the follow .;s Wis witnesses. via. Inseph
T Bradley and Rufus p Castle. both Of Idaho
county IT.
JIM Hnwp,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-15

BISMARCK. n r.. Ane. She
latest At Fer, Buford from Con. Miles
reports him in camp on Beaver Gre k.
resting horses and men. "he iostrnr
lions from the War Department viii
probably reach him there. Miles
fri~n..a Al Fort Keogh Indignantly d,nv
that tho PROTECTOR # the Yellow
atone and Irrrer Missouri country is
either anxious or reck less to oet into a
figh, with the indiana. They claim,
that he i. the indians est friend. md
more respected hy them than snr other
6rhtin" msn in the army. Miles is nc
ret If Gen She-ia,n's. and .is activity
and pcnulAri,v If the frontier annoy
that neted spi, 6'e. Miles, column vii
be re enforced by Gen. Terry. and moi
withdraw. The mnvdevers e the Lam
hort family. above Vol Point. have
Mt been discovered. They were In
dams but ri what tribe !. still unknown
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-15
PROOF NOTICE.

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston T. T. Aug eth. 1870.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has file! Notice ri
his intention 10 make final proaf in support Of
his claim. and secure final entry thereof AZ the
cxniration of thirty DAYS from the date If this
n'ticc. viz Sept. 3. 1879. o'cl"ck P. NJ.
he!orc The clerk Of the court. Idahn county, /.
r.. Silas johns. fer the northwest quarter
Northeast quarter sectinn 2S. AMI west hal:
southeast quarter and southwest Grarter north
east quarter section 81 TOWNSHIP, :, north, tang'
5 east, and names the fullnwinras his Witnesses.
viz: Lnval r Brown and John Mcpherson,
both Of Idaho county, !. I.
J NJ. IIowF.
50 NV Reg ster.
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PROOF NOTICE.
LANL OFFICE AT

LANb OFFICE AT
Lewiston r. July 18th 1879
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ f llowing-named settler has filed notice OF
his intention to make final proof in support OF
his claim. an | SECURE final entry thereof at the
expiration 70. thin" day. from he date OF THIS
notice. viz: Avg 18th 1919. 10 ocl"ck A. NJ q,
franklin Shissler OF Idaho county !. T., :"r
the northeast quarter. southeast quarter see
ton ~ and north half, southwest quarter an.
n rthwes, quarter, southeast quarter. section
a3. township 30 north, range 3 east, and names
'he following as his witnesses. viz Franklin
Vancse and Matthew, Trusco'. both of ldah"
county 1T. j. N. PowE.
4o.5t Register.
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PROOF NOTICE
LAND Office AT

LAND Office AT
I.cwist n Idahn. Aug %, 1879.
NJ 0TICEIs HEREBY GIVEN THNT NE
Y following named settler has f'cI mott Of
his intention to make final nro"s in support "t
lis e'Hiin and ecure final entr, thereof at the
expiration OF thirty days fr"m the date at this
not &C. VI: Sept 20ih, 1879, ut 10 A. NJ.
Frank May for the southeast quarter section !
township rs north, range west, and names
the following AS his witnesses. viz: .I"hn Snv-
Ger ard Francis NJ. Rumbaush. beth Of Nes
Pcrco county, I.
J. NJ. Howe.
ta.ar
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SAN. FRANcIscO. Aug. A. Some
parties in this CITY, who have heen
working mp the matter for some time
past. have discovered the wreck Of the
steamer Brother Jonathan. which
forndered of Point St. George near
Crescent Civ in July. 1865. Sha lies
in an upright nosi'ion in 22 h'homs
of water about so fsthoms from sub
meresd rock. on whi,h she is supposed
10 have struck. There was abont
81 900. 900 in treasury notes and hnl
to, in her safe. and the fn 'crs are
fitting out an expea tion for its recov.
ery. The treasure belonged to the GOV.
mcn., whose claim. it is held. lapsed
on the expiration Of ten yesrs after its
loss
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-15
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Office Of the Clerk OF the
Bard u! Go. Commissioners,

Office Of the Clerk OF the
Il lard q! Go. Commissioners,
of Neg Porrp Comfy !. T.
NOTICE IS HERERY GIVEN THAT
the assessor at NJ Perce County |. 7
has filed in this office The assessment roll
for the year 1879. which is now subject to
the inspection Of any person DESTROYS (
exam ing the same. ANY person having
any objections 10 said assessment will mp
rear before the b"a-d of equalization
which will mpe, at this Office on the third
Monday Of August, inst JSo. II EvAss
432 Clerk.
IavtstopT T Augnst Ath 1870
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PROOF NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston |. T. July 9th 1879.
N0TICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ followin s-naned settler has filed notice of
his intention t" make final proof in support ni
his claim, and secure final en- nv thereof ut The
expiration OF thirty days trnm the date Of this
notice. viz: August %, 1879, 10 AM. lie.
fore clerk of the cnurt for Iiaho county, T. 7 +.
bcdrick u. Telgh"r, for the east half south.
east quarter section 81. AMI west southwest
quarter ,ecti"n IS. township 30 moth, range
east. and names the to lawn. as his witnesses.
viz: Mark V. Jarrett and john II. kauch.
both Of Idaho county. I. T.
j. NJ. I!owE
4l-5t Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-15
PROOF NOTICE

LAND OFFECi.AT
Lewiston l. r. July ,StblS1a
~ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ following named settler has flied notice ii
his intention to make final pro"f in support o!
his claim, and secure fual entry therrnfat the
expiration of thirty days from the date of this
notice, viz: Aug. 18th 1879 o'clock j.. NJ.
John II. Rnuch, for the cast half. nnr' beast
quarter, section "a, aud west half. northwest
quarter secion 81. township 80 north. range
east ami names the following as his witness.
es, viz De!drch Telcher. and James j. Rem
ington, both of Idaho county |. u.
j. NJ. HOWE.
l0-st Register.