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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-03-01

Ts7HE Farncfs of Jefferson are invited 70 exam
ire at Sir. David !Iowelis Store or Lippitt e
COS. GRAIN BAGS of excellent quality. manu-
featured 40 Alexandria. Nirgiuia, under the aus
pieces Of the " Ladies Union Relief entire
profits of which are for the benefit Of poor sewing
women Of that city Orders directed 10 George
H. Robinson 4 Sons, Alexandria, Virginia. will
De sent to Washington city for shipment, free of
charge
F.hruarK - lA-0
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-03-01

TINE Store-Room and Dwelling now occupied
! bv Philip 7. ROhr. adjoining the Store Of
Geo. ". 7. Kgarsiey. Possession given April lst
JANE H. KElES.
February lS7g-r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-03-01
j ames j. w est,
WILL deliver Lecture on Temperance at
w CHARLES WASHINGTON HALL, on
Monday Evening, March 10th.
Admission Fee-onIy 25 Cents.
March /, lSTg-ct.
Notice to Trcspasscrs.

A IL persons are hereby notified that viii
A prosecute 10 the extent Of the law those who
trespass upon the "Claymont" estate of the late
Clement March by hunting. shooting. cutting
wood, iujufing fences, or In any other way.
CNAS. T.. ST. GLAZE
Administrator OF the late Clenen; March.
Mar l. 1879 b.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-03-01
Eo1 sale.
TOE RENT.

A SECOND HAND fire proof Sac. f,r sal,
y cheap, By DUKE L GALLAuLR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-03-01

iwo n thcm fresh, Oac BAL; Twelve bead Of
Stock Hogs, One Brood Sow with pigs. Oac
Fou7-Horso Road Wagon, snd one Farm Wagon,
short Chains aud Spreadets complete, one Spring
Wagon and Harness tor one OF two hufscs; Com
pl-te Gearing for four horses. SIX s.ts %! Plough
Gears -Four sets OF fiy-strnps. Collars B-iilcs,
Haiters, &c. Two Ta;oe-horse SurE.h riows.
two Ihree-h0rse Mccormick Piows, two Square
llarroTs. two Corn Harrons, four Double aud
five Single Shovel Pmws, two Corn Corercrs,
Single, Dpubls and lhrible Trees sad Jockey
Sticks, One Cutting Box, one Wheat Fan, Run.
yam improved by iakcr0 one Buggy Rake, one
Improved Cider Mil. one Keller Drill, one Reap
or. one Mower. Woods makc.l four Grain
Cradles tw0 Moving Scythes, two .aits % = ai-
wing, enc Water Car, one Fi.th-cAaln, three Log
chains F0rss, itakas, Hoes, enc GiiJdstone, oGe
Jackscrcw, one Scaid;ng Tub, iot of NiHcgir
Barrels, tweuty-hve Seamless Grain Bass, lot
o. Old Iron and many other things too numerous
Z ffnrtiru A iso
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-03-01
FOR RENT.
Soda Apparatus 1ol. Sale.


rENIE undersigned VII sell at Public Auction
\ upon :be farm Of the late Mrs Catherine
llurst. ~ miles North OF Charies,owu, on or
neur the Lectown road on
Thursday, March 6th, 1879,
if fair and it not the next fair day, ,he follow
iue Personal Property:
SIX WORK IECEe& est
two Of them good brood mares; Two Colts. one
year ola thi- Spring Thirteen head Of Cattle,
six Of them
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-03-01
CORN BY THE DARREL,
5000 Pounds Of Bacon
And ,ot Of SILT by "a. jush-i

TERMS or S1LE-A crcii, Vine NoniNs
on 90 suirs ~ $40 and over, the rufchtsc- giving
Negotiable Note wen endorsed. bohlinE interest
fron date payable az che Bank rf Char.c,touu.-
n paid 40 maturity 'he interest rcmiit-d. Ar
sums under $40 cash. Aopropcrty Co De remov-
"a unt.i terms o. sale are compiled Ri,h.
sale g. commence az g IS O'Clock. a. 81
Feb. %. 1879. Gao. W. COCNRELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-03-01

TERMS FSILE-Seven Months credit on
ail sums over $40 the purchaser giving Negotia-
bic Note, well endorsed. payable 90 the bank ot
Charlc-towu. with interest from date-intero-t 90
be- RENTED il paid az maturity. Suns OF $40 and
under. Cash. $40 property to De- removed until
th- terms OF sale are complied wiih.
sale O commerce az 10 O'Clock, A. ".
Eco. 22.ls79. JOHN S. MOORE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-03-01
PUBLIC SALE.

I WILL srll 1T my residence four miles North
I 90 CAarlastovn, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19h, 1879.
The fol'30ing Personal Property, viz
SIX 5EEE Nd - L EEO &c x 2css.
four OF %. m good work Horses. oae 20 E---
shear Leader, one fac k.d.uy Mare, ore q we'll
bred
NEcIETN Joy COLT.
Nine head q CATTLE-tb-ee Of ,hem good
EiLCH COWS. Five HELPLESS one, $50 and
ihcce years o'd. one ice EtLLi
Fifteen bead 90: stock Hogs,
One large Berkshire Boar.
Twenty head of So ! wei. bred
COTSWOLD EWES, WITH LAMB
Gearing camrlc'a Tor four horses.
Two Wagon Brides, ore six horse Line,
Three sits Plough Gears too Ulusaas,
Cni'1is. Brides a0d ltit.rs.
One good six hogs. Road Wagon,
On. rge Wagon and Bed.
Onc tNo-horsc Wsgcn and Bed.
.ETNl MOWER AND REAPER CONFINED
Oae Singh Dul. WUuglbts pateDt,)
One thr..-harsc Blr,hear Plough,
Coo tire tnfso Harrow,
Double ard NinClc shovel FouChs,
Ouc Corn Cnver-r. one kUDgan Fan,
One cord Fifth Chain, one B ,afi,g Chain,
ON. Jack Screw. one y Cut saw,
Thribbio. Double and Single Trees and many
other articles ooi necessary tocnumerate
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-03-01

FEB. s, $50.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-22

agricultural machinery. II may be
that farmers are straining a point to
supply themselves with this class of
machinery and paying out their money
10 this direction to the neglect of home
creditors. Of course what money is
paid for thi. machinery goes out Of the
country. The farm products of the
present season ought to loosen the
money market VIII harvested and sold
Wheat is generally good, and 20 are all
other r. aims. and the market price is
likely to be above The AVERAGE. The
mines are now BEGINNING to make their
returns. and though not so great as in
former wears, yet they ought TO swell
considerably the aggregate ot money
in the country We really can ioresee
no good reason why money should he
scarce the coming fall. unless there be-
in imported goods.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-22

Tho Helena Herald claims that a
sewiy discovered pass Of the Rocky
hountains. only fifteen miles from Hell
ems, 10 700 feet lower than the Deer
Lodge pass, thst its extreme altitude is
only $500 fes. shove sea level and
sAat II the Northern Pacific will change
lie course and go through this pass di
rect from ito survey on The Yellowstone
Il will save 10 distance 10 niles This
statement does not talley with the pnh.
lished survey Of the height Of the Deer
Lodge pass. which is there given as
oily 4, $50 f. u, y ich would make the
newly discovered pas as $50 higher
than the Deer Lodge. Again. in dis
taacs. provided the road should leave
the Yellowstone - far east as mouth Of
sAs Big Horn aud proceed in direct
line 70 shs new Helena pass it would
not savs 10 distance to exceed 60 miles,
II the latsst government maps. giving
townships. ranges snd the profile be 10
any manner correct, ana we have rea
soo to believe that they are as nearly
correct - have yet been made. as they
are 10 great measure drawn from act
ual survey. Our Helena people have
not no good reason for sceking to di
vert III route Of the Northern Pacific
70 the north 90 a 70 be near them. a.
We Of this section have for diverting j
70 The south from the Pen d'Orille pas
Of The Bitter Root mountains.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-22

Advancing years. care, sickness. disar-
pointment. aud Hereditary predisposition
all ouperate 10 tu'n the hair grav. and
either OF them irclt,es h 70 shed prema-
iarelv. AYERS II n Vic u vii RESTORE
fad~i or gray. lieh' or red hair 10 rich
hr' wn or deep black, r. may he desired
I, sof,-ns and clesnsrs me scalp. giving Il
a healthy action. and removes aud cures
dandruF and humors BY hs use falling
hair il checked. and new growth will he
produced in all cases where the foliicIes
are not d-s,r yad or glands decsved. It's
effects are beautifully showI on hrashv.
weak mr. sickly hsir. TO which lew appli-
cations win 3hoiuce the gloss and freshness
ut youth. Harmless and sure in ia opera
ton. II Us uncomfortable as dressing, and
IL especially valued for the sofi lus,re and
richness Of tone il imparts II contains
neither oil nor dve. and will not soil or
color white camhric yet II lasts long on
the hair. and keeps il fresh and vigorous
FOR SALE nv ALL DEALERS.
J. Q. Monkey. general agent. Lewiston, I. 7
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-22
ANOTHER INDIA. MURDER.
j. p Rains Killed and hrs Place
Burned. One Other man Wounded.

On Wednesday morning the air was
full OF rumors about another outrage Of
Indians in Idaho county. But not nv
til the arrival Of the mail from Nj.
Idaho could we . tain particulars.
Then VIC received thu following letter
forwarded to US for publication BY l. P.
Brown Esq.
"WARRENs I. T. I'm Sunday.
Aug 18th 1879.
FRIEND BRowN:--Jsmes Edwards
and II Scrrin Lemhi) have just This
moment arrived fran James Rains
place loft there It 7P. NJ. yesterday.
Were fred npon b. Indians and James
Rains and A bert Wehher his brother
in.'aw were undoubtedly killed he
indians are supposed to have kill
Wehher in the house getting supper.
The others were ~ work in the field
putt q un hay IN bales. Those in tn
field heard a sho' at the homse Then
q rec shots " re fred At IN M and they
started for the honsr. jim Rains in
advance. Jim was shot and fell. He
arose aud two mere shots were fired
one frn"' ambush and one from an In.
dian standing in the door. He fell out
If sight. They saw his head raise
again. Edwards and Serrin then see
ing that they could not reach the house
made their escape M the creek in 'ht
brush. From the iidee between th'
turks of the creek later in the evenin.
they sqw the huild' es Aav and evrrv
thing inAammahe in blaze. The,
travelled Ill nj 1t and Just arrived (l'
A ny A party If citizens will imme
liatelv CIV there via Frank Smiths
Rams family wore in town and Franl
Smiths also The I'.dians car'ured 4
guns 3 rrvolvers and aiout 100 car
ridges Our ci'iz"ns are poor'v rro
| NIUcU WI " HWtnUHI'NU Anu guVs OeI
nard lef the south fork hnrsdav morn
ing. Monroe (the c,urie.) left hi
morning befor these par ;c- Edward
and Ser in) arrived The one Inda
firing from the door was the only on
actu 'llv seen. A. the sam time 9TH
er shots wore firel from amhnsh show
ing four Indians Probably there wer
more. We earnestly hope that tn
, powers that he will send more tro :;
and ammunition here without della,
Yours in haste.
. N. u. WILEY.
ps. Better send news To Lewistc
nv next mail Since writing aho,
Wchher has come in shot through shou
der, but crawlcd away. Rains VI
D dead. Everything burned N b.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-22
Col. Bernard.

From private letter sent by A
Foster fr,m Shearer's ferry on Salmon
river We learn that he was then in
charge # Grostein 4 Bipnard's mule,
laden with government supplies for
Bernird's command; that Dave Monroe
met him there as courie from Bernar
who was on the south fork OF Salmon
and in waiting tor e supplies the
message from Bernard urging thai he
make all possible speed to join tie com
mand on Elk creek four miles shove
A. u. Smead's ranch m south fax.
JOHN Seeds. ole Of Fosters packers.
had received sun stroke and was laid
up at Shearer's. One Of the mules
had ,unbed Town he mounsain. clear
ing himself from side and top pack
COM letely aud escaped himself un
harmed, cargo lost. 7 letter was
written on the l4th Foster expected
to reach Bernard on the Monday fl
lowing Bernard had bought all tn.
caynsrs he could gather IN in anr
about Warrens, with pack rigging, I,
use in carrying suppl es.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-22
Case OF Poisoning.
.WALLULA. Aug 1S

WALLULA. Aug lS.
TELLER Wallu'a is much excited
over very mysterious death which nc
cured here this morning. The facts
are a. follows; The dead man Br .wster.
WIS in the employ OF the W W & G.
r. Railroad Co.. and had wife and
family living here. Their hoy found
bottle of whisky lying on the nd and
took it to the house. Several drank nf
il. aud as they felt no i'll effects, proba-
bly, felt all the better 70. it. On Sun
day night Brewster returned from work
about IN o'clock and took drink
ixed with sugar and wnter from the
same bottle. He did not complain.
| and 10 about fifteen minutes said he
would take another drink. His wife
said she woeld get il for him and &C.
cordinely did SO. Tho first time he
helped himself. He poured out the
second drink and drank it otF. He
Immediately declared he had been pois.
oned. and said the stuff tasted very
bitter. His wifes sister. who lived
with them, tasted the drcgs and alsr
said il was bitter. The poor man wen,
| If into continual spasms and cnnvul
-ions and died on Monday morning
Drs. Mauzey and Marion. from Wall;
Wall". accompanied nv judge Lacy ant
Frank Parker. Of the Statesman cam,
down for the purpose If animation
and investigation. Many witnessc
have been examincd. and there seem
70 be M doubt hut that the man dice
If dosc Of strvchnine. Suspicion
falls on his wife who mixed he las
drink for him. 4 neighhor gave i'm
portrait evidence to the effect that sh
went to a drug store in Wal|a Wall
: and purchased strvcbnipe on the 2
day Of August Her sisters evidenc
saws that she was in perfect iynoranc
: of any prison being in the house Ci
| ixens here think the wife is guilty. q
ri the same evening however. she went :
.hu,ch and had her child baptized
THE examination will be continued o
Wednesday VIAroR.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-22
Wheat Market.

The farmer is deeply interested 10
The prospect for tho price Of wheat the
coming Fall and Winter. Many are
- situated, financially, tina. they can.
not bold their whess long after harvest
esd therefore NUT sell early. whatever
may b the price, an per chance they
may do ~ we'll a those who retain
their grain in atore houses. But all
evidences point 10 the fact that foreign
seuntries must have grain from the
Unitsd States el'e their people must
live % short rations and perhaps starve.
II the journals Of England and French
speak the truth. there will BE- grea,
scarcity Of grain produced IN those
countries. Russ;s has not her usual
product, and the Italian states are dc,
leisns. This sts,e of things in Europe
will ere long induce ships 10 visit Amer
ican ports 10 search " grain. and il Is
believed shat the ports on the Pacific
viii surely b. visited in tho course Of
The ensuing three or f"nr months. by
SCORES Of English and France ships 70,
essin. The valley Of the Columbia viii
b called npon TO furnish portion NJ
The suppiy. Il stands our wheat rails
srs - b prompt 10 getting their sur
plus 70 points where IL can resdilv h
, shipped when the demand is made
Warehouses along the river should h,
alleA hsi,re the Fall rains set in. TIL
sssanbosts may not be able TO take i
I'll fos snasetime, hut Il viii be in readi
ssss 81 them whom they can take il
Tia middle men who manage the graf
shipped ftom The upper Columbia. hav
but little coaaciencs in their gencr,
ehargra Tor storage. drayaee, ratage
shsinkage, wharfage. commissions &c
% that Whatever may b the price f
which II 10 ultimately sold. the fsrms
q prcdseer eau make but little If an,
thing BY entrussine i. TO these MIDI
.nss u Portland, rathsr than selling
70 them and their agents who meet
the landings along tho river. III ma
hsa . large lot Of wheat and has goo
judgement in trade. he may do we'll
ship bic own Rrsin and 90 with il b.
low sod then cell Il himself.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-22
Msney Matters.

We hear much complaint about the
scarcity Of money 10 this section at the
present time. There SCENE to be more
activity 10 buainess than usual at this
season Of the year. More buildings
ere being constructed 10 town; m ,re
geods are being freighted here from
below, and moro teams are hauling
goods 70 poiass "a I Of this place, aud
- is6ss that more are being sold. IF
nseey h rot plenty there must be more
ssslis s1tsedsi than formerly. Farm.
- sss bsyins largely in wagons and
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-22
The idaho Democrat gives the alti-
tndes Of different places as follows:
River and uarsor improvements.

WASHINGTON. Jnlv 29.-- The cab
met to d,y decided that money aprro-
priated by the vecept nc, making anrro.
priations for river an. harhors should
not be withheld TIL full nm oun'
nearly a million dollars. viii therefore
he expended this year. A warrant
pacing this money to the credit of the
war department passed the treasury OF
the United States This afternoon.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-22

In Oregon nearly all Of the Spring
wheat is damaged By rust. IN some
cases il has become valueless. Winter
wheat is all good aud about 20 per
cent Of tho whole crop is Winter wheat.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-22

MULLES ROAD is being opened by
TIE military who are expected to com
plete the repairs TO the summit from
thi. sid in about three months. where
th,y expect to meet the farce now tat
work towards Tire summit from the asst
side. THIS will materially aid immigra-
ton from the ,ast next season.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-22
Council.
. TUESDAY, Aug. 10. 1879.

TUESDAY, Aug. 10. 1879. .
Council met pursuant to adjournment,
present A Gilman, mayor; 4 Baird, G G.
Kress, r. S Billings. c Weisgerber, coun-
Gill; X Vincent. clerk.
Minutes of las, meeting read and ar
proved.
Bill of f Baird for board o. city prison
era read
On motion Of Kress. seconded nv Bill
Urgs, bill allowed and warran, ordered
dra wn on police fund for amount. Sl2.
The Finance Committee were instructed to
ascertain the amount necessary to snst'in
proper police service. amonn, necessary
fencing city cemetery. and also cos, ~
recording plat of city of Lewiston. and
also 10 asc rsnin from the tax Foil of the
county of Nz P.rce fer 1879 the amount
Of taxahle properly si'uo'ed and owned in
the limits cf the city Of Lewiston.
On motion Of Baird, seconded nv Bill
linrs " T Chambers was appointed as n
special polirnman, to ac' as snrh until
rex' regular mae,iry Sept 1879
Sec,ion l Of Ordinance No. &c. entitled
"'n act 10 prevent ard snrpress nui-
sancas:" Thai MI houses. saloons. or bar
rooms situated on + street ~ known ~
Montgomery street. in 'he civ Of Lewis.
ton. where sriri'uons or malt liqnnrs wine
or cider IL sola nv retail and ~ which
! women resort. and pav muse dance o'
sing. or in any other manner exhihit them
! selves fo- the nurpnse of a"r,r'iny disor
| derlv or noisy persons to su b nlaccs i;
| herehv dlclnr".' 70 he = nuisance. Tbs
this section be- so amended as to irciUa'
all hnns~. ssIonns or bar r INNS w,,hir
,he cnrpnre,e Limits If Tie city at Lewis
ton; and that said ordinance Ia be IN fni
! force from aud after date.
| On n,n,i,n ~ Rai-d seconded hv eis
gerber council adjourned I'll Tuesday
Sept 2. 1870 J X VINCENT
CRY Clerk.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-22
BUise Crops.

The Democrat says croys have s"t
ftred some in the B Use valley FROM hot
weather. yet that there will be nh. We
The average 1T the wh.'a' crop III qua"
tity Oats aud barley have dene better
than whert.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-22
PROOF NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT

LAN UF FINE y I
Lewiston I. T. July 9th 1879.
N7OTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT The
followin named settler has filed notice OF
his intention to make final proof in support OF
his claim. and secure final en'rv thereon AZ me
expiration of thirty days from the date OF this
notice. viz: August %, 1879, 10 An. he
fore clerk Of the court for Idaho county, !. T.,
Dedrick II. TeIgh-r, for tbT east haif south
east quarter seeti"n "a. and west southwest
quarter section IS, township 30 north, range
east, and nsmes the following as his witnesses
viz: Mark v. Jarrett and john IL. kauch.
both of Idaho county, |. T.
J. NJ. HowE
u5t Register
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-22

OREGoN WHEAT The papers announce
,ha, IL severnl.m THE counties in Oregon
wheat has been much hli htpd, AMI III
the cfop- harvested will hr eomparn'ivel,
tight. In other counties the crops will be
HNnNe NNernRb.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-22
PROOF NOTICE
PROOF NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston. I T. Ang Z. 1879
NnTTCE rs HFRFRY GTvEN TINT
~ the fol owing named settler has Sled notice
Of his intention to make final proof in sup, ort
Of his claim. and secure final entry thereof NJ
the expiration "f thirty DAYS from the date -,
this notcc, win: Sept. 2. 1870 10 NJ. hefor"
the clerk - the district cour % idaho county.
I. T.. Cornelius J Curtin. for the lots and 2
and south hale northeast quarter sactinn 4.
towship 30 ne nth, range 2 east. and names tho
following as his Witnesses via: William s NJ
Williams and Charles NJ. Redm,n. both Of
Idah' county, I. T. J. NJ HOWE
AZ 5W Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-22
PROOF NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston, I. T., Aug II, 1879.
ATOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAl THE
\ following named settler has fled notice Of
his intention to make final pro"f in support of
his claim, and secure entry thereof at the expi
ration of thirty DAYS from tn date Of this no
ticc viz: Sept. II. 1879 at | o'clock p M, be-
fore the clerk If the district court of Idaho
county, I. T.. Lewis Eds H. pre- emption ID $.
NJ, S3S, for tho south halt southeast qnavter and
southeast quarter g u'hwest quarter section 20,
and northeast quarter n"r'h~ess q nrter sec.
tinn 20. township n north, range east. and
names the sol 0w n rs hiss witness, 3, viz: Joseph
T Bradley and tufus 2 Castle, both of Idaho
cnnn.y I.
JIM Howe.
Ra,,istnr
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-22
PROOF NOTICE
LAND OFFICE AT
Lew i>tan Idaho. Aur Ia. 1877

LAND OFFICE
Lewiston Idaho. Aug Is. 1879
~ OTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
| Y soIonn named settler h. filen noti'e of
his intention o. make final prooi in sapport Of
his c,im and ecur, final entry thereof at the
expiration OF thirty days frnm the date o! this
not ce. w: Sept 20ih, 1879. Mt 10 A. NJ.
Frank May Ter the southeast quarter SECTION !
towoship 81 North, range 3 west, and names
the following Ms his witnesses, viz: jain Sny-
der and Francis VI Rumbaush brth of Nez
Perez county, T..
j. NJ. HOWE.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-22
PROOF NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE At

LAND OrFrCF At
Lewiston 7. T Au@ eth 1879
AT OTTCF Is uERFBY GIvFN THAT THE
~ followin -named settler has h,el notice nf
ri. intention to make final rroofin support If
his claim. and secure final entry thereof NJ rho
expivatinn of thirty DAYS from the date of this
notice viz Sept s. 1879. I o'clock p NJ,
before the cierk Of the conrt. Idaho county. I.
T.. Silas Johns. fer the northwest quar-. or
r,hrnst quarter section ?S. and west half
southeast quarter and southwest quarter north
east quarter section -, TOWNSHIP. north. range
east and rames the follawirr as his Witnesses.
viz: L"val P Brown and John Mcpherson,
both Of Idaho county, /. T
j. NJ. Howe.
4S-ow Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-22
PROOF NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE At

LAND OFFICE At
Lewiston. |. r Aug. Is 1879.
~ Office II HEREBY GIVEN THATTilE
~ following named settler has fled notice Of
his intention to max" final pr"of in support of
his claim, and secure final entry fhereaf at the
expiration %. thirty days fr"m the dae of this
n"tice. viz: September 18th, 1879. 10 A. N,
heinr- the cl,rk "i the district cour, Idaho
co. |. T. lillian Eison. ptr-rmp'i"n II
:. 43l for The r"rrh J n"r'hwes mud
souhe~s, ! nor hwes' / aud suurhw,s ]
n rth-a-t section 30 Township 30 nor,n
range east and n1,n-s tn" following n.
hi witnesses. VIZ: J,ssph + Bradley
\ d Rufus p Ca> lie Of ltlahn TO-. T.
J NJ Howe
~ o. Register
PROOF NOTICE