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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-19
ArmOnias "imitatiVas. "
POR LO MISMO!
(MAS seq UIDILLAS).

(MAS seq UIDILLASI.
Los que h& POGO anunciaban
Y sostenfan
Que ell aut6nomo gremio
Sc disolvfa,
Y entusiasmados
Divulgaban la nueva
Por todo ell barrio,
Sc engaharon de flo
Rotundamente,
fublicando urbi ct orb
Tamafia especie.
Pues no hay tai cosa,
Segdn dice ssombrada
La prensa dOCtG.
Lo que anuncian con fuertes
7 extranas voces
Los apuestos hersldos
De esos seflores,
Els muy distinto
Del rumor que aun me tiene
Despavorido.
IDisolverse de pronto,
Sin mas nj menos,
Las marciales legiones
Del bando adverse I
| Muy al contrario!
iQuien tai cosa asegura
Sc ha equivocado!
7 Gun hay mas, csballeros
"Meti6 la pata +"
Quien pens6 en- tai insigne
Barra basada.
Pues va Sc advierte
Que Sc agita ell contrario
Secretamente.
Que Sc acerCan de prisa
7 & tOdo escape
Muy terribles csmpanas
Electorales,
Y Sc supone
Que habra grescas y Esmbras
De tres bemoles.
Por 10 eual no es extra6o
Que mi vecina,
La que ufana blagOna
De sutonomistR,
Pregone airada
Cue va llega ell momento
De La rev0nChG.
Y en los IibFes arranques
De Ru oratoria
DesaLine y desbarle
Como ma lucas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-19

Mas diciendo, despues de hA.
Der Iesollado fuerte:
I'm que que1amo', colegaH
Pues quedamos. :. en- que so.
bran las trovas y las canciopos.
Como hs declArado el DiariO
(aut6nomt de Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-19
Y en- su extravio,
Lame despota imb6cil
A su marido.

Y en- su extravio,
Lame d6spota imb6cil
A su marido.
Porque Fabe que en- juntas
Z cabildeos
Y en- consnltas, sesiones
7 otros misterios
Andan metidos
Los Jerarcas rurales
De su partido;
Porq1e entiende y barrunta
Con alborozO
Que los patres OonSeriph
Del Di-ectorio
No Sc descuidap,
7, antsS bieR, Sc aperciben
Para la lucba;
7 es question de decoro
Lidiar con brio,
7 asediar en- sus puestOs
AL enemigO,
Y aniquilarlo,
Y abatirle en- la brega
Sus candidates;
Porque & veces presume
Que en- este lance
Puede ell slbio partido
Reorganizarse,
Y en- Glen batallss
"Oonvertirnos en- polvO
Y en- hojarasca!"
iDeleznables antojos,
DeIirios vanos
De un hambrieuto que suef
Oon estofados
mo hay en- ell globo
Quieu advierta & esOs hlaS
Que hacen ell osO I
para que esos sefores
(Muy distinguidos)
Pensarau en- cOmbates
Y en- otros KOS,
81 al fin y al cab)
Les espera un enorme,
Nuevo fracasoi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-19

lsfo, desencantado esLantosa-
nente y espautosamente decaidol !
Pero quia
La Demo ;racia no vino al es-
tadio de la prensa a hacer NADIA
benr6cioso, prsctico, nj tangible.
S no q perder el tempo irdtil-
mente.
Cantando trovas y endeehas
de pie FORBADE.
Ykveces desa6nadas.
Por ESQ lie dijo un colegs, CO.
rreligionsrio por mas sehas, que
yaeatan de mas las csnciones y los
trovadores, y que 10 que Sc nece-
sita en- ell pals es gente que are
su fecunda tierrs.
A 10 cual NADIA tuvo por con~
Veniente objetar La DemOcracia.
Y ESQ que la pulIa era san
grienta.
Y la verlsd e. que no habia
por que nj para qre
B4stante harris La Dem0crdci0
con decirse soto Voce:
Ea boc4 cerradA no entrAn
moscas
-.
Despues de hablar La Demo =
craciG, como Pontffite eS Cathe
dra, de sus tlisteEas y dssalientos
y otras cosas de mayor cuantis
muy interesantes, dice ponieudo
Sc grave y tiesa:
4" Asi se explica ell hondo pesi
mismo que nos invade = que tien.
de q destruir en- ell alma de MUGS
tro pueblo una confanxa ab,olu.
tamente inprescindibIe "......
bah!
Nuestro pueblo no particips d.
ese pesimismo (efectista y de "a.
cenario) de que se ocupa La De.
mOcraciG, creyendo descubrir O
movimiento contfnuo.
O Ia piedrA fiIoAof,l.
0 Ia direction de los gIobos ae
rost&ticos.
Nuestro pueblo es bastantt
practice, prudente y juicioso para
no meterse, por NADIA nj por pa
die, en- las cAbaIas & iatrtngui,
de unos cuantos caballero1 parts
culares, que por ahf o6cian d.
poIiticastros d 10 Robespierre er
parodia.
Para ESQ, queda el hondo pe4i
mi,mo que dice La Democracia
Por Ia rAzin sencillisimA de
que frescos, muy frescos estan q
piensan yer Ieslizsdas sus huerac
= toutas y dssc,bellad.s preten
stones.
Esos, esos son los pesimistAt
de Ia epoca.
No ell pueblo, que no go cuids
nj se acuerda de ellOs para NAL
dita Ia cosa.
-
De como La Democr0cio sab,
tambien dar paletadas de cal J
de arena. .. con tende ncias q en-
Gender una vela q Dios y otra q
D'ablo.
Vesse. 81 no, el siguiente pG
rrafO; en- el tacha ell coIega d.
insu6ciente el procedimiento d.
la evolucion polftica, y parec'
echar de menos otro procedimien
to imprudents eiIegal. Pues escli
be-:
ola evoluci6n pacifica y seren,
es impossible cuando no hay me.
dios de que esa -evoluci6n Sc rea
lice; cuando, reconocida en- el de
recho escrito Ia necesidad de ID
lucha, Sc castiga, en- la praCtica,
los luchadores con el sarcasmo J
ell azote. Y en- este Caso, mas
menos tarde, la convulsi6n vient
con sus impetus desastrosos y sus
brutales rebeldiaS
Con las frases que ( continua
cion copia mos rechazA La Demo
oraciG, y 10 celebl amos, eI proce
dimiento que antes pareeia echal
de menos. Lease:
"L'brenos DiOs de auhelar nun
ca para nuestra TERRA ell especta-
culo de una revuelta. Porqut
hemos analizado el problema, con-
denariamos a los perturbadores de
reposo pdblico, Cualquiers que fue
Sc 50 bandera de combate".
iRespiremosl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-19
CON "LA DEMOCRACIA".

Lo deploramos muy de verss
Por humanidad y por compa-
nerismo.
Qle al I'm no somos de piedra
bsrroqutf IA.
Somos seres sensibles como eI
que mas.
Pero bueno es que se sepa.
Bueno que se anuncie.
Bueno que no Sc divide.
La DemOcracia, de suyo y ge-
neraImente tan animosa y entu
,iasta, sobre todo para hsgeIar d
todos los despotas = tiranos habi
dos y por haber en- ell universe
mundo. y los cuales no &c meten
con ella porque desconocen Ia
existencia de ese 6ero campe6n
lie los desvalidos, denunciador de
sbusos y dee sfacedor de arbitrarie
ladies' y enemigo de los Cesares, a.,
'egdn ella misma se proclama &
Voc en- cuello.........
La Democracia, decimos, se
halla presa de un desaliento in
menso, de una tristeza ipfinita.....
ST, tan grande, que por mila-
gro no nos da ganas de llorar.
Eea desdichadfsima acta pro-
vincia! de Juana-Diag va q aca-
bar, 81 Dios no 10 remedia, con
La Democracia !-ibsmos q ex-
elamar, All que leimos esa revela
ci6n del desaliento immense y de
Ia tristeza infnita que se han apo.
dorado del brioso co.ega autono
mista.
7 nos equivocabamos lastimo.
samente.
No es la que nos maIiciabamos
Ia causs de Is tribulaci6n moral
de La Dem0cra racia.
Lo es el ldecsimiento moral,
el desencs nto poiiico del pats; 4
10 menos, sef 10 manifesto Ia mis-.
ma DemocruCia.
Horror
~ ahora es que rel uella con
esto el colegs2
lCusndo hace Tn semestre que
exi. tie
Pues no habiamos quedado
convsnidos en- que La Democra-
Cia, en- que ese nuevo endereza.
dor dc entuertoS, y libertador de
y terror de SdtrapaS
mandarinfs hahis venido al mum.
10, armada de punta en- blanco,
como un modeFno Belianis, CON g
iinico y exclusive objeto de rege.
nsrar moral = po'tiieamente 4 es-
Q pais, que 81 jugs, Gar1e J con !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-19

EN L "A Fl "A 3 A N "A.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-19

Mny digno de elogio es ell com.
poItamiento del sobrecargo senior
Dezs, que, desatendiendo el peli.
gro de 50 vida, corri6 q poner en-
salvo los caudales que Ia Oompafiia
habia contiado & su cargo, pere
ciendo victima de su abnegaci6n
her6ica.
EN- Ia cubierta-iijo el segun-
do Official senior Oovas, uno de los
que Sc salvaron--me encontr& al
sobrecargo teniendo en- sus brazos
81 pesado cofre que contenfa el d.
nero del buque. AL hundirse est )
fue r'ojado al aqua, On donde vi
al sobrecargo aferrado & su cofre.
Me dUo que le socorriera, pero yo,
no pudiendo hacer NADIA, le aeon
sej6 que SO desprendiela del cofre."
NO quiero soltarle-->me decia
--~este dinero no es milo, es de Ia
Oompania y del Captain que 10 han
oonAado q mi cuidado.
On eIec6O, no QulBo d0SAElEGe
del cofre, y su pcso le arrastr6 al
fondo de las aguas.
ri vapor CienfAegos, de Ia Inca
de Ward, el primero que traio 4
este puerto las nuevas de la catas
trofH, pas6 q la vista de los re ,tos
del VtzCayG; el Humboldt Sc ha.
llaba va recogiendo 4 los naufra.
gos, y no tueron necesaEios los SER /
viCios del CieuVaegos, que continu6 |
~ maEGha |
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-19

para que esos seiores
(Muy distinguidos)
Pensaran en- combates
Y en- otros KOS,
81 al fin y al cab)
Les espera I'm enorme,
Nuevo fracasof
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-19

Lo que anuncian con fuertes
z extranas voces
Los apuestos heraldos
De esos senores,
Els muy distinto
Del rumor que sun me tiene
Despavorido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-19

Ii NMVUGtS 40O iOS OLdJO u OSLO Du0f-
to IN. ", donde desembarcaron.
Los sefiores j. M Oeballos &. Co..
consignatarios del TisCayG, rscibie-
ron los n4ufragos con solicitud Y
les tributaron toda clase de auxi-
lios y atenciones, proporcionando-
les vestidos con que reemp azar los
mojados uniformes, y acompafian
dolos & bordo der vapor Ciudad
COndal de la propis lfnea, atraoado
al muelle 81 del rio Hudson, donde
fueron recibidos con amor por sus
compaherod. Espaholes Y marine
ros como los naufrsgos, los of1cia-
les y tripulantes del CiudaI Condol
eran los mas a prop6sito para tri-
butar q aquellos desgraciados sus
simpatfas y cuidados.
Ademas de estas doce personas
SO han salvado del naufragio siete
que llegaron 4 este puerto & bordo
de la goleta de practicos Charles II
MurshGllj y doOe que SO sabe han
sido Conducidos a Lewes, DeIawa.
re, por el remolcador Hercules.
Desde el momento en- que tn
vieron noticia de la catastrofe los
Sres J. M. Oeballos y Oompatifa,
no han tenido punto de reposo.
Apresur&ronse q envar un vaDor
al lugar de la catAstrofe, para bus
car asiduamente y recoger las per.
sonas vivas 6 muertas que elf pu. |
liersn hallarse, prestando q las |
primeras toda clase de auxilios, Y |
an ell mismo sentido han enviado |
nstrucciones telegraflcas todas
as estaciones de la costa ierseyaRa
? puertOs cercanos al lugar del ST.
lieetro. Los expresados sefiores
10 economizan fatigas nj dispen-
ios, J AspegArsQs que ~ aoliCitud!
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-03-07
The Montana Legislature has

The Montana Legislature has
adjourned that's. ifthe Legis-
lature was entitled to that
name. The funniest thing
about the matter is that the
Democratic members of the
Senate fled from the State to
prevent the Republican Pres
ident from counting them
present, and thus get a quorum
for the transaction of business.
The Republican members then
forged the records to compro-
mise one Of the Democrats, the
forgery being admitted with
out reserve by the Helena
Herald, the leading Republi-
can paper of Montana, and on
the evening of adjournment
the building in which the Sen
ate had its session for ninety
days was conveniently destroy
ed by fire, burning the books,
records, etc, of what is term
ed the trump branch of the
Legislature. Besides the de-
struction of the building, val
ued at $4,000, the Helena
Clothing Company lost $780,
600, the American Express
Company $4,000, and there
were some minor losses. 1t
was a fitting climax to the
attempted theft of an entire
State by an ex- convict who had
committed the crime Of de-
liberate murder in the Occur
d'Alene.-Wallace Free Press.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-03-07
FARMERS -1LLLfNCE.
The Farm crS Becoming 4FGnscd
and Determined thUt the Re
sources Of Idaho County Shat
yo Longer Lie Dormant.

A meeting Of the farmers of
the Fairview neighborhood at
the Fairview school house on
last Saturday afternoon was
attended by large number of
the influential men of that COM
munity.
The object of the. meeting
was to organise to 60 work in
a systematic way for the adj
vancemcnt and best interest Of
our county and especially the
farming community. The al
most unanimous sentiment of
those present was that the best
hope lay in the building Of
wagon roads into the mining
camps and thus render it prac-
ticable and profitable to open
up the immense wealth which
lies dormant in the heart of
our mountains, giving to the
farmer q ready and profitable
market for all their produce
and fat stock.
The views expressed at the
meeting co-:ncided with those
which have from time to time
been set forth in the columns
of the FREE PRESS, urging that
immediate action be taken to-
ward building waGon-road to
Elk City, and we now have the
satisfaction of seeing that our
work has not been in vain and
that the thinking, energetic
men of the county are taking
hold Of the matter with the
determination that something
shall be done. Parties who
are thoroughly familiar with
the route between Clearwater
and Elk City state that the
road can be opened for wagon
travel for $4,000. No other
Investment will bring in so
great an interest as putting that
amount in this road.
Another meeting will be
held at the Fairview school
house on the first Saturday in
April, April 9Th, to perfect the
organization, which will be
known as the Fairview Far
mers' Club No. |.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-03-07
Terms Of Court.

The Supreme Court has fixed the
terms of court for the lst judicial distri,t
as follows:
Kootenai county -Rathdrum, March
II, September /.
Latah coun,y-Moscow, April s, No
vembcr 10.
Idaho county-Mt. i1aho. April Is,
September g.
Nee Perez COMPLICATION. May z,
October 6.
Saoshone county---, May 26,
December /.
L. S. Business Lewiston. May Z, Mos
COW. November 10
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-03-07

On page l4l0 of the Con-
gressional record, of February
IS, 1890, is the following para
graph;
Mr.. Dubois, from the Committee on
Territories, reported back favorably the
bill III II. 1901 TO ratify an act entitled
"An act to provide for a wagon-road be-
tween Mount Idaho. in Idaho Territory,
and Little Salmon Meadows, in Wash
ington county. in Idaho Territory; which
was referred to the House Calender,
and, with the accompanying report, or
dered to be printed.
Our readers are all familiar
with the provisions of this bill,
which enables the territory to
issue bonds to provide funds
for the construction of wag-
on-road to connect north and
south Idaho.
No other one thing will be
of so much benefit to Idaho
county as the construction Of
this road, and as soon as work
is commenced hundreds of
thousands of dollars will be
invested in mining property
along the line of tie road 9,
which at present lies idle and
unproductive on account Of
their being no facilities for the
reduction of the ores and the
great cost of transporting sup
plies and material. We ven
ture the prediction that COM
plete reduction works will be
erected in Warrcns for custom
work, and that camp will take
a stride forward that will as.
tonish even those who have
been most sanguine as to her
future. Instead of mule loads
of bullion being packed out
mule teams will haul the pre-
cious metals, produced by oul
rich quartz mines.
The star Of Idaho county
grows brighter and socr W.
will have just reason to bt
proud of our fair county, tn
richest in natural resources o
the entire territory.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-03-07
Idaho Nay Get the Second Place.

Idaho now ranks third in
the list Of mining States and
Territories-the yield of her
mines for the year 1889 having
reached the gratifying sum of
$l7,344, 900, or just double
that ofthe previous year, which
was only $8,6S5.00O. Idaho
shows the most marked ad-
vance, Montana, which still
stands first on the list, having
yielded half ambition dollars
worth Of bullion less than dur
ing 1888; and Colorado, which
stands second, having increased
her yield by only about ST.
100000.
The production of the Colo
RADIO mines is not likely to in
crease very materially during
the current year; but that of
the Montana mines undoubted-
ly will. The big smelter at
Helena is now in operation the
smelters and refinery at Great
Falls will be ready for work a
few months hence; and the re-
constructed and enlarged An
aconda works will doubtless
produce more than last year
This will greatly stimulate pro-
duction and doubtless keep
Montana at the head of the list
of bullion producing States and
Territories.
The mines of Idaho are just
beginning to yield, and many
bullion-producers are being
opened. The past year has
been one Of depression and de-
velopment on Wood River
but the yield Of our mines dur
ing 1890 will undoubtedly be
double what it was in 1889.
Atlanta. which has been idle
so long, will again come to the
front Of Idaho camps this year
the Rocky Bar mines will yield
heavily; the Sawtooth and
Yankee Fork region will make
an equally good showing
Owyhee county will doubles;
yield more bullion than during
any previous year; and Banner
and other old camps will agar
be heard from.
It is therefore not unlikely
that by this time next yea
Idaho will have gained tn,
second place on the list. If sh,
has, her real development vii
then just begin, because he
vast deposits of mineral, whicl
are universally acknowledged
to be more extensive than thos
of any other region in the worl
Of like extent, have scarcel
been "hen-scratched." Woo
River Times.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-03-07
Some OF Our News Features;

First-The full Associated Press reports, Civ
ing the latest news of America and the old
world.
Second.-A weekly cable letter from Berlin
Third.-The news of Congress.
Fourth.--A special telegraph service from
the National Capital, dealing solely with
Northwestern interests as they are affected by
Congress.
Fifth.-A special telegraph service. Giving
plele and Intelligent reports of The Irn-
ccedinrS OF the Washington LEGISLATURE. his
alone requires the employment 81 two first
class reporters.
SiNth.--A complete special service, by tele-
graph, covering every import mt town in
Wash ngton, Idaho. Montana, Oregon, Nevada,
Arizona and California.
These features are supplemented by all the
home news.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-03-07
THE
x SP0KANE FALLS REVIEW, y
DAILY AND WEEKLY
Leading Journal of Washington

.DhCaOSh
1t is typical of live city.
1t represents the entire State.
Its news seryire is the wonder of
Washington and Idaho journalism.
1t has more special news features than
any other paper north of Oregon.
Its views on all public questions are
timely, forcible, just and fearless.
1t has no political axes to grind.
1t has no political fences to preserve.
It's editorial utterances are invariably
written bv its own editors.
Eastern and home people often ex-
press surprise that so able a journal
should be published in so new a State.
Tie explanation lies in the fact that its
proprietors expend every dollar receiv-
ed from their patrons in the improve
ment of the paper. They are not rnn-
ming for congress. nor making trirs TO
Europe, nor buying steam yachts. They
are buying news and giving it to their
readers.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-03-07
Nctice Academy Tuition

Owing to the hard tunes following the
recent drouth the tuition may be paid
in monthly instalments when desired
roviied that note for the full
term tuition be gwen when the bill lie
presented, interest 10 be charged as per
general rule,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-03-07
Academy Notes.

Prof. Bowser was well pleased with
the Entertainment and now tenders
thanks to all parents and pupils and es-
recialy Miss Robinson, as organist, W no
so kindly and cheerfully contributed
their help. sympathy and interest, in
order to make it success.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-03-07
gHE WAGON ROiD GOES.

The House Committee on Terri
tories Reports FdcOroJly the
Bin to IiiOW the Territory to
Build a UdDon Road from Mt.
idaho to Little Salmon Mead
s0Ts.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-03-07
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.

NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
Riley Rice, Hid. No 1910
LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON IDAHo,I
January 81. 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Judge
or in his absence before the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court of Idaho Co., Idaho, at Mt. Idaho,
Idaho, on March Is, 1870, viz:
RILEY RICE,
for the Lot l. S L a r 4, and 12SEL Sec
/, Twp II n, X l Z. D NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence on. and cultivation
of. said land, viz:
Thomas J. Yandell, of Cottonwood, Idaho
Harden Chenoweth. of Grangeville Idaho
Charles A. Alexander and George II. Heber-
ling. of Cottonwood, Idaho.
3540 FRANCIS F. PATTERSON. Register.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-03-07

Taken up by the subscriber, living
seven (7) miles northwest from Grange
vile one steer about three years old,
marked with upper half crop in left ear,
no brand discernable, Owner is re-
qnested to pay charges and take him
away. RoBr. LARfMER.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-03-07
Lewis c. Arnold, Pre- D. 8 36lo.

Lewis c. Arnold. Pre- d. 3. 36lo.
LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON. IDAHO. I
February %, 1890.
To Joseph Potter and all others.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler mas filed notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Clerk Of the District Court, at Mt. Idaho. Ida
no, Oh April II, 1890, viz:
LEWIC c ARNOLD.
for Lot and W "A n W Z. Sec l, Twp 80 n, II
l., b NJ.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
ton Of said land, viz:
william IL. Zumwalt. william Hohaus. Rob
ert c. Pendell and George X. Chase, all of
Graugeville. Idaho.
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-03-07
SNAKE RIVER TIME TABLE.

Steamer leaves Eiparia 200 p. m Wednesdays
and Saturdays; Arrive Lewiston l1.O0 a. M,
Thurs lays and Sundl ys.
Leave Lewiston $50 a. m, Mondays AMI Fri
days arrive Rip1ril l.3o p. m, Mondays and
Fridays.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-03-07
NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPrIoN PROOF.

NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPrION PROOF.
Joseph Benoy. Pre-. d. s. 4035.
LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON, IDAHo.l
February IL, 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before the
Clerk of district Court of Idaho Co., at Mt.
Idaho Idaho, on March "a, 1850. viz
JOSEPH BENOY,
for the y u f "a and 4 "a w a Sec 81
Twp 81 n, - +, b NJ
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
OF, said land. viz:
John Swarts Redomer C. Day, Albert Weber
and Jefferson ID. lIendren. all of Grangeville,
Id lho.
IS IL FRANCIS F. PATTERSON. Register.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-03-07

URRIDGE-KKEST.-At the residence of the
brides parents, in Michigan, February IL.
1899 James Surridge, of this county, and
Miss l.. krest